davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

writes as follows
GORDON, Nebraska, july IS.
take great pleasure in recommending the
kickapoo Remedies, and have known of them
among the Indians. as | have lived on the
trcmc western frontier for the past SO years ano
am at present Sioux Indian interpreter tof
the government
My PERSONAL experience with Sagwa-wh!ch III
Indian tongue means THE BEST'- has beeu
considerable, but of the most wonderfel
effects from personal knowledge in my own cas-
the curing Of Chronic tatarrh with which
became afflicted, owing to The great altitude O.
the country in which had been living.
IL did not at first occur 10 me TO take kiekapCo
Indian Sagwa for this trouble; and ii was not nv
til had visited the Hot Springs, and failed 10
obtain reli f, and the disease had become NCr1
alarming that | afra.d it would get tic
best Of me and Gevciopc into consumption that
concluded to take Sagwa. got one bottle of ii
and "A bottle of Indian Oil. The effect %
marked Il at immedia ely ordered twelve bottle
of each. md now blesr the day that the thon;sl.t
occurred to me, for l am entirely cured of that
most disagreeablc and distressing OF all disease.
apl satisfied was cured owing to the perfect
manner in which "Sagwaf purities the blood, ard
l clam that Sagwa. taken in connection with
Inda Oil, will positively cure the worst cases OF
catarrh ever known: and 50 far as the use df
kickapoo Indian Remedies as general family
medicines concerned, there IS nothing on
earth which can equal them.
FRANK ID. YATES, Indian Interpreter
KlcKAPoo INDIAN SACNA.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

over 500 farms for sale on crop payment
plan Send for my list. Bargains in city,
improved and vacant, property. j. 4. Wal
ters. 100 Fourth street south, Minneapolis,
Mimi
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

III $50 Browns bronchial Troches"
We're introduced. and their success as a
cure fer colds. coughs. asthma and bron-
ehitis has been unparalleled
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

r. Il Walthall x Co. Druggists, Hors
Cave Ky, say Halls aatarrh Cure cure
every one that takes it, Sod by Drug
yiStS Iac.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

The healthiest Of occupations is sewer
scayenging.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

Will be OF value to the World ~ iiusua'
ing the improvements IN the iieehaiiio'.
arts. and eminent physicians VIII 'ii !ou
that the progress in medicinal agents mas
been Of equal Importance, ana as sifehs.h
eninc laxative that Syrup OF TIES i lar
IN advance OF all others
The rice paper tree OF 1hina = 80
cessfnl exotic in Florida
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

kian workingmen train roosterS to
against each other.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

The sonr gourd trees of Africa are the
oldest living vegetation
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

Paper pneumatic tires are in process q
experiment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11
,r, Uorll.s COlumb bfnn Exposition

The center OF Judaism now Is New
York city.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

sHanson's Magic Corn Salve..
Warranted o cure or money refunded. ASK your
druggist for it. Price Is cents
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

. compound eye Of the Mordela beetle
9ns 25,OoO facets.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11
Never Inv NbiAEy for Medicl-

IN India 10000 persons die every year
from snake bites.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

U~genlaE'st ASH. ..4.. ~ With Glyeertne.
Cures 1happeti Han4s ard Face Tender or sore Feet.
Chibl4inS. files. &c. &C. f'4S Co. New Haven Ct.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11
For Sale.

Warrior ants have regularly organized
ambuianeeS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11

II takes an orange Two years to grow and
rlPen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-11
All in n Trem BILE.

The largest lighthouse in the world is
near Havre, France.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
WiecZlle IatO.

Waw6z Christian, po!ozony
mad zatoka MexYkahska " poblizu
New Orleans, to na]sliczniejsze
miejsce W AmerYce ola spedzSnla
zimY. Klimat wiecznego lata, ter
mometr W pr%zecieciu 70. Pomiedzy
lnnemi osobliwoSciami jest tam
najlepszy hotel ha Po}udniu, THE
MEXICAN GULF HOTEL. Pc cyrkularze
pisaG do Magin & Day, Pass.
Christian, Miss.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
HOTEL
BAY ST. R0B1@
MissagsiBpa.

Rozrywki zlmowe i latowe.
Studn1a artezyjska cudownle dzla-
iaiaca. ,ouu,o AN
Vile, z wldowlsk'e~ "a zatoke
MeksYkar rsay, 81 mile cd New
orleans. RoSilny, drzewa i t. q,
cien}ych KRAKOW. Rozrywki ma
1adzie i ma morzu. Placi sig $2.Oo
dziennie, SIG tygodnlowo $4o.nv(
m~ies1ecznie. Adres, John V
Touliue, w}asciclel.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
PofrZebme wsZedZTe.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay Str, Szarpobnrg,
pa, m6wi, re ME moze odbyc sic bez
DR.. kinga wynalazku ma suchoty ,kas2le
i zieblce. 70 lekarstwo WyleczyRo jego
zone, kt6ra byka zagGozon9 Pneumonia
20 ataku grypy. Robert Barber z Cook
sporr Pa, mniema, il nowY .wynalazek
Dr.. Kinga wiecej mu pom6g@, anizoli
inne lekarstWa ne pluca. Sprobuj
Butelki ia probe darmoo
Mona dostac W aptekach pod
OrIem ina W. S. TomkieWlcza and Bro.
456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2. ave-, j 547
Lincoln I'VE, r6g $ ave-, Milwaukee,
Wis,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
~-@
~o
/ 4 ~eletrycZny.

Wszyscy CO uzyWali elektrycZnego
biteru, chwala go pod nieblosa, Bitter
elektryezny ieczy wszelkie s}abosci
Wstroby j merck, usunie wyrzuty,
ruchomiy reumatyzm i inne cierplenia
pochod2ace z krwi nieczyste], wypsdz'
re systemnu malarye j odpedzi takze
Wszelkie febry malaryczne.A Ably wy]eczyc
box glowy, nieregularnos6 W zoladku,
s%pr6dowaG tylko eleAtlycznycn kropli.
Cepa so cent6w l 100 dol, "a butelk9.
Mona dostac W Aptekach pod
Or1em ina. w. S. Tomk,ewlcza
and Bro. 456 Mitchell u]., r6g 2
ave., i SAT Lincoln ave-, rog 5
ave., milwaukee,, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
NAM PREZENT

y Duly obrazkowy KALEN-
HARZ ma rok
Paiski 1894, 2 dwoma luzneml
obrazaml;
p Ksiazeczke KANTYCZKI
ezyl1 zbi6r kolend l piesni ludo-
wych, 6piewanyeh W czasie Bozego
Narodzenia;
- Ksiazeczke pod tytu}em
KASZUBI POD WIEDNIEM =
zawierajaca zabawna wlerszowanaa
kaszubska powlastke z czas6w krola
Sobka.
M Kto przese1a
abonament "a ,,Ka-
tolika" zaleg}y Tub
6wiezy, niechaj do}a-
cry zarazem 4 Gently
ma o%p4acenie przese4-
kl pocztowej prezen-
tu,bo prezent tylko W
takim razie bedzle
pos]any.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

Cd KHKU dni panuJe W
Winonie przyjemne ciepEo, tax
il czasem wcale w piecach
palic ME trzeba. Snieg juz
prawie wszedzie stajaI.
NAsZE SP1EWACZKI
koscielne ME ehca wiecej
spiewac ma ch6rze w polskim
kosciele, z powodu, re ich
zdaniem, sprowadzony przez
ks. Klawitra organista Fran
ciszek Tylaszewicz z nut grac
ME potraf.-To sobie doPlero
warholy dcgodzi}y!
r0perw rd sprseda1l 4Fy5 E
2sud Str. IS zg}osit sic do N. II
WATSON.
ABONOWAG KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
FRASZKI.
Roztorgnsony.

R0Storyasony.
Pewien roztarg nlonY professor
siedziaf PREY biurku i p1sa}, gdy
wtem wesz1o iedno z Jego> dziecl.
- Czego cheese? Me przeszka-
dzaj mi teraz!
=. Chce tY]ko oJcu powledziec
dobranoc.
- To mic pllnego;; mozesz MI
tax samo powiedziec jutro rano.
u 0okt0r0.
Pacyentka: AT wal! Oh! Oh!
Lekarz: Coz PAM dolega?
P: ia mann taxi wlelkl SKA
boszcz, co mnle mocno boil.
LA gdzie panla boil?
p: W sadzawkle.
T.: Prosze ME robi6 sobie Ear
tow re mnie.
P: Me, pan konsylarz, ia ME
sz%pasuje, ia m6wim prawde.
L.: Wlec pok9z PAM, gdzie pania
boil?
E.: tn W lewem nogiem, ma
zgieczie.
L.: Aha, wlec W stawie W ko-
lanle.
F.: NJ tax, toz ia mowi9am, -
W staw1e czy sadzawkle, to wszystko
jedno.
Chtopshi dowc5p.
- No, Mosku, lkupta te koby}e...
- Kledy una MIC ME warta!
- Beg co?
-Bez to, ;-co slepa ma jedno
okie.
To lepiej, DO ME obacy tego
siana, kt6rego jej ME dacle.
W oberzy ma prowincyl.
Sfuzaca (dobijajac sic do
drzwi): Prosze pana, mech pan
wstaje, juz blizko dwunasta.
GosG:A coz wan to szkodzl,
re ia spie?
S4uzaca: Po1rzebne nam
przesclerad1o, DO iuz czas nakry-
wac do sto1u.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18

Nastepujacy dawniejsi abo-
nenci nasi pozostali winni "a
,Katolika' 'psuje kredyt uczcl'
wynn abonentom;
Rochester, Pakovski Stan 800
Philadelphia, S2Ymborski jog. 800
Chicago, Napieralski J.. l.65
Perham, Gojka MARGIN 200
Omaha, Kendz1or FIR. 200
Bay City, Michaiowskl J6z. 2.20
Chicago, Kolahski Teo. 2.65
Brzostowicz Piotr Centralla 200
Ga}eckl Stan. Erie 2.25-
G%aydecka Mary Ashton 2.45
Koz}owski IgnacY Chicago 2.45,
Magnus Alex Milwaukee 2.0O
Markiewicz W1ad. Kansas G.. x
Tu}odzie1ski A amSpringve' dev2,4 IS
Miko4a]czak Antoni Erie 1s2O
Rlngwelskl M. Little F,,1s $50
Ginter J6z. Little aa, r"'i' 15o
Ferste Jan Per. fafls 1'o o.
Bell l; ona' ,okin l.6C
Mlchalsp Tan Milwaukee 2.4(
I Nv: = r. St. Louis 2!W
1rblcki Konst. Little Falls 2.oe
. Krolak M1cha1 2.0l
johnson J. II. Detroit 2,Ot
Harmallhski J. Little Falls ~.
G6rzyhskl J6z. Ludington S.o "
Chwa{kowski X. Arnot ~
:J6z. Wargin La Sale 3.U'
tCiag daissy rastapi'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
Parma w Whine
ma SprZedak.

W Whine, Mimi, jest ma
sprzedaz duza farma - 200 akr5w,
z kt6rych po}owa jest pod p}ugiem.
Zabudowania gospodarcze " do
brym p~orzadku - dom, stajnia,
spirzch i studnia. Drzewo na oko}o
budynk6w; 5 mil cd m1asta, 6
mil Cd k~atolicklego koscio1a.
Zgfosl6 sic pod adresem: An
toni Maserek, Wllno, Mlnn.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
WIADOMOSCI
M =.


JANOWl
MU, wybranemu przez war
hollow sekretarzem nasze] pa
rafii, a potem przez ks:K1awi-
ira }askawie potwierdzonemu,
wycisnq} pewien dzielny wiarus
(Niechze mu Pan Bog da "a
to niebo) kilka czerwonych
pieczeci koscielnych ma gebie;
jedna ma nosie, druga pod
okiem, a trzecia ma czesci glo-
wy, kt6ra Kaszubi nazywaja
}ysina. Musial"wiarus W pie
czetoWaniu mice dobraEwpra-
we, DO nawet bifsztykiem ME
mozna:by}o Fpieczeci @Izetrzed.
TEOFIL GOWN bedzie
mia} w sobote termin pred
sadem mieiskim, VS. sprawie
zelaznej kuchni, kt6ra, ga jego
poreczeniem, k'st.3 W zelaznym
handlu Giesego dawniejszy
lego %pomocnik malarski
Zygmunt Jakubowski: Ten
porem zginal z Winony,
nozostawiwszv tn zone i wiele
dlug6w, a teraz Giese zada,
ably p. Teo6l Gown owa
zelazna T7Kuchnia wraz z
r6znemiB kuchennemi naczy-
miami zaplaci}.
s ERNSET KELLERMAN wy.
kupii swoich d2ierzawc6w W
Davenport House i sam ma
nowo objqi ten hotel.
D0BRA ma bye
maka z Minnesota City. MONA
ia dosta6 W grocernlach PAM
Milanowskiej, pana Maxa
Cierzana oraz W handIu gene
ralnym pan6w Herka i
Jereczka.
& &, OGIEN w storse p. Fran
ciszka Lipihskiego wyrzqdzi}
ma 900 dolar6w szkody. Dwie
trzecje stratY pokryje Iowa
rzystwo zabezpjec2enia cd
ognia.
neutrality-suspicious.
DENCI klasztornego lewity z
Man,towoc, to widac wle|cy
tch6rze. W zesz}a srode jeden
2 owych l5tu baran6w, kt6rych
podpisy by}y " manitowockim
,,Gosciu ''pod ukntym wDz'ek-
ciarni paszkwilem ma wyda wee
KAToL1KA, Wojciech Glauuert,
zabfaka{ sic do uaszej drukarnl.
Ale za1edwie wydawcaK AToL1-
KA pare slow do niego prse-
m6wiI, 2bladt warho} jak
kreta i czmych! nazad ku
drzwicm. Szc2esciem, &c mimo
tegiego mrozu dszwi ME
zamocno byfy pr2ysnar2}e, DO
inaczej tch6r2 samavhu
uciekinierskim byIby buchna1
W okno i potlukt nam drogie
wystawowe szyby.
tel pociesznej sceny byli nasi
prsypadkowi goScie, obywatele
winohscy Jan Wysockli August
Kulas. z.@zss
RODACY nasj W Stevens
Point, Wis, niechaj sic maia
ma bacznosci! Zamies2kal tam
niedawno pomiedzY mimi war.
hof z Winony, 0 ktorYm Wiel.
ks. Domagalski powiedziaf, Re
chociaz tax mlody, iuz TAX
zepsuty, iak jego przeklety
ojciec...
Cd KHKU dni panuJe W
Winonie przyjemne cieplo, tax
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
DAk N OCZYT LSCY

jest tn pc polskich osadach
wielu takich frant6w, co ko-
rzYstajac z kredytu, jakiego
czasem wydawcY gazer pol.
skica udzielac nusza abonen-
tom, zapisza sobie RAD te,
drugi rae owa gazette polska,
a potem "a zadna ME zap1aca.
Przez takich Darmoczytalskich
JUL i my tYsiace potracilismy.
Ably zas take postepowanie
ME uszlo bezkarnie, publikuje-
my cd czasu do tzssu ich naz
wiska, by sic inni polscy
wydawcy strzegli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-18
Zap}acili "a Katolika.

-"
Good Harbor, Mar. Brzezihski Zoo
Baltimore, Jan Piotrowski 200
J6zef Czosnowski 200
r., KS. Jan Kodowicz ZOO
Fr. Ziarnowski zoo
spooner, Max. Frydrychow1cz 2.co
East Lake, W~}adyslaw Musia1 90
Ottertaii City, Jan Helkowski 800
Dodge, Jan zabihskl 2'oo
Independence, Andrzej Wlench S'0o
Parisville, KS. X. Wa}ajtys l.oo
Bricefield, Wiel. x. E. Reinert ZOO
Little Falls; Piotr Knopik 1,5o
Bremond, Anton Warcho} 200
Anderson, GIL. Podraza Zoo
Chicago, Max. Wojtalewicz 200
shamokln, Jos. Konopski 2.oo
Iedoux, Szymon Sobkowlak 200
Ellis. Teofl Prondzizhski zoo
Jan Wysoch '2;oo
nFNasz podrdzuj2cy sgent p Ru.
dolf MlchafoWsKl s1oleAto""
nades1a1 do kasY::
OMAHA,
NJ Kehdzlcr zoo
R.. Zalewskl z.oo
St. S%winiarski ivy
J. Zu1kowski 1'oo
Fir. Staehursh 80
AAsefn A'oo
A. Krokowsk 100
M. Dargaczewskl Alb
J.Cieb Zoo
J. BudnY 700
A. Olew1cki z'oo
J. Wiatrowskl ZOO
A.. BuhkowsH 400
P. Delatowsk zoo
J. SzczesnY ZOO
Jan Kozickl 200
Jan Stawniak ZOO
Ant. Smollhski Loo
.. Czerw1hskl 200
Wiel.Ks. 7. JakimoWlcz 400
J. +. BYl1c IF 80; 100
J6zef Slizewskl z.oo
Fl. Kubiela NV
J Kwasnlewsk z'oo
Micha1 Buglewlcz 2.oo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-27
ANNUAL CONVENTION.

The various chapters of the Epworth
league of the Providence District met in
annual convention at Embury NJ. T..
Church, Central Falls. yesterday.
An address of welcome TO the delegates
and their friends was made by Rev. j. A.
Il u. Rich and then the regular program of
tho day was gone through with. 1t COM
prised the following:
Response, district president; organiza-
ti0n and appointment OF committees re-
ports of district officers; address. "The
Epworth League and Missions" Rev. s.
o. Benton; reports from chapters; offer
Ing and adjournment.
12 m, dinner and social hour.
1:15 D. m., committee meetings.
Afternoon Session--Devotiona exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. r.. III. Dupuy,
Brockton; business, reports of commit
1eee and election of officers; address, "In
Hie Footsteps" Rev. w. j. Haven, Brook
. line; solo, Lucy Briden; lecture, wor-
ohip in Song" Prof. T.. II. Buechler, Mel
4 rose Highlands; question box; announce
ments and offerings; adjournment for tea
+ ~ 5:30.
8:l5, conference for heads of depart
ments.
7:3o, league prayer meeting, led by Rev.
fG. f.. Rrightman.
Evening Session Praise service, devo-
B tioDal exercises, conducted by Rev. +. w.
+ 1(>oIeman, Providence; Offering, address,
s.Bricks without straw" Rev. +. N. Up
ham, Boston; solo, &. Bates; stereopticon
seizure, "Methodism in Mexico" Mr.. q.
nv. Pepniman, Brockton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-27
Mr.. PuIlman's Compromise.

The architect Of Pullman was w. W.
Beman. He was justly proud of his work
and neutrality-suspicious. to be identified with
1t I'm the memory of posterity. So one day,
soon after the town was completed, he
came to the proprietor and said:
'Mr. Pullman, If you haven't decided
on any name for the new town, what do
you think Of calling 1t Beman, from the
man who designed it''
"Um m" said the magnate "Fact is,
i had thought Of calling the place Pull
man, from the man who built it and paid
for IL.
However. Mr.. Pullman added as he
observed a look of disappointment on the
architects face, however, I'm not par
ticular. Now, what do you say to a COM
promise' Suppose we take tho first syl-
liable of my name, Pull, and the second
syllable Of your name, man There we
have IL, Pull, man Pullman You
See that Combines ye.fH ieles with -rrrfnr- IL
Mr.. Pullman s suggestion prevailed and
the name, Ii seems, is compromise. -
Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-27
The Mule Baked.

As we all know, horses became very
scarce toward the end Of the war, and as
dismounted earalFymen Were sent to the
infantry n remount became serious ques-
ton with many troopers jim - of the
Rookbridge troop had lost his horse, and,
unable to get another, possessed himself
of white mule named Simon. Jim be-
came very proud of his mule and was loud
In his praises HE never gets tired, lives
on nothing and has got more sense than
the general" asserted Jim. But one day
a squad was enjoying dinner with a sym
pathetic farmer when a sudden alarm was
given. Run, boys, runl The Yankees
are comingl" There was mounting i'm hot
haste, and some escaped by the front gate
and some by tho rear. Jim dashed at the
front gate, but Simon, displaying his
mule nature for the first time, baked.
Jim wheeled around and drove at the rear
gate, but Simon baked again. Poor Jim
looked over his shoulder, saw the blue
coats rapidly approaching, threw his arms
around Simon's neck and called in ago.
nized tones, "Oh, Simon, for heaven s
sake, go somewhercp'-Bal Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-27
GLIMPSE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
The Country Is Beautiful. People Are Cour-
teous, and Board IL Cheap.

tcous, ahu hso0h " - &hooR'
A good deal has been written and said
about the politeness with which travellers
are treated while journeying through GER
tain European countries. But IL Is not
necessary To go so far from home TO meet
with people who find time not only 10
treat strangers with politeness and affa-
bility, but who observe the practice in
their daily intercourse with one another.
A traveller through Nova Scotia and the
provinces Is impressed at the outset with
the idea that the natives fully understand
what is meant by hospitality, and what Is
moro To the point, know how To mako
happy uso OF their knowledge. Their po-
liteness, TO be sure, is not of the polished
French kind, but 10 is none the less grace
full, because it is of the good old fashioned
sort. The following Is only one illustra-
iton OF many others that could be told OF
them: party OF Brooklynites whilo jog
ging along a country road was overtaken
by man who was driving his horse at a
furious rate As he turned out Of the road
i'm order 10 pass ahead he pulled up his
horse with some difficulty and apologized
for passing, explaining that he was anx-
ious To overtako man who was a quar-
ter of mile ahead. Then he rushed on.
This may seem little far fetched, but IL
Is the parctice I'm Nova Scotia. 1t may be
remarked that in an extended journey
this was the only person who was met that
seemed to be in the least bit of "A hurry.
The people there manifested decided in
clination TO take things easy In q village
of 500, at the ringing of the village bell at
IL o'clock, every store in town Is closed
for one hour, while the proprietors go
home for dinner. The same thing occurs
again at q o'clock, business everywhere
being suspended for one hour. They think
that an hour for each meal Is mono too
much. IL may be only coincidence that
while many patent medicines were adver-
tised conspicuously no remedy for indiges-
tion was brought TO ones attention. 1t Is
somewhat a matter of surprise to find in
each small villagea Salvation Army In full
force, bass drum, barracks and all. One Is
apt to wonder where they got their con-
verts, for the churches are numerous and
always well attended.
Taking into consideration the good
roads for driving, the beautiful scenery,
the first class coaches and good railroad
service, a journey through Nova Scotia Is
sure to be satisfactory. There are four
water routes-one direct from Brooklyn
by the steamers Portia and Servia. The
three other lines leave Boston and are the
Canada, Atlantic and Plant, direct to Hall
fax, with two large iron steamers; the Var
mouth line, with two fine boats to Var
mouth, and the International Steamship
company, with two well appointed side
wheel steamers running to St John.
The expense of living in Nova Scotia Is
surprisingly cheap The writer boarded
at country hotel for eight days at a total
cost of 81. so. 0.--Brooklyn Eagle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-27
TIP TO TIMlD SWANS.
Propose While You Are WaItzing, and 1t
Is Hard For Her to Refuse.

Propose While You Are WaItzing, and 1t
Is Hard For Her To Refuse.
A certain ballroom belle tells how she
received an offer of marriage during the
dance.
My last proposal, she says, was from a
man at ball On his dress coat, as he
claimed mo for waltz, was long white
thread.
smilingly called his attention 10 IL and
took 1t of. My sister saw me, and know
ing things were in that interesting condi-
tion when word would precipitate mat
ters thought to tease mo by saying:
''Who is it that says IL woman will
take the trouble to pick thread from a
mans coat that man may have her for the
askingl' She laughed gieefully at our
discontinue and floatod away.
The first time we stopped to promenade
my partner glanced down at mo, and
there, caught in the flower of my gown,
was the same long thread. He bent down
to take it off just as we came to n clearing
among tho dancers.
What are you doing'" said
"Im picking thread off your coat, I"
he replied, stepping in front of me.
"Will youg' i thought no meant would
60 on with the waltz. l laid my hand In
his, and we glided into our places.
Did you underestimate no whispered.
Now, it was bad enough To have to re-
fuse man on the sofa, but to have TO do
it when you arc in his very arms; when,
while no tells you over and over that he
loves you, he can emphasize with hand
pressure without reproof; when every Sec
ond you are imperct ..Iibly being drawn
closer and closer until the wretched truth
dawns upon you that the music and the
dance are secondary things, and that In
reality You are being hugged-actually
hugged by man you are not going TO
marry-you must resist tho impulse to
put both hands against him and push him
with all your might. You simply get
tired suddenly and are taken to your
chapcron, where at least you can refuse
him properly. sheffield Telegraph.