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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01
'''''oNLY ONCE GueKv.
# H"Hss, ssa r f.; Ss.sr s.. H''',sna'F'

y. sHF. anRRssesa e. 8 E.t.r 81 H'''.ena4irr'
;aMhat Il H. lliekiest' thlns that e 81,
happened t. y|ou?' . =, 'somsbody asked s
do you ' mean Sheet b,e,eir!'dna adalteraited
luck-something that just happens
without any seeking on your phrt2' re-
tliedis the llhilltonnire, throwing away
aihsla.smokeds Perfeetol ami taking IN.
other out of his, case,.u,r All, -s,.g...
sd aaffl GENERALLY acsoaItsi d very
lucky man by the thousand and ono
people svho know more about mo than
! G9 myself Bgt, on my honor, What What
l call q genuine piece Of good luck hap
pened to me only once, in my life. It
|d al!n 9m . + e IL, mnsh, thensh Y: meant
I&a i &S ies fi taS %aF " %Sn n
! ct'rnnf boyIat $3imweenl.hndiI tell,you
i have never since felt 50 rich as when
4 s So ; home FAX first y ,:i.i.,.f
aaa aaS Sl Peg Syen f|'sSS v e s3 ~
BIN II had @U bf'lny enapibyer's' money
F! lett ~ had. Just crossed; BreadwAy,
VIXEN. .hqpAleling; to- look back, i, saw
two men fighting In the street / Wals,
cnaodugTi;of a boy tKeti To ;tlke keen IN
tefsst Iii, anything like n .scrs,p:'s / re.I
traced my steps to; see What, 1t kas. all
about. TO my ,amhzemlcht and siIrprise
L discovered that the tive, men 'iVtrI
fighting abdtt :the $37 and: the receipt
cd blu, which ~ some mysterious fpah-i
policeman hphRened along aa't that mo-
f,,ctlt. Twas able to prove that T. ii,iid
aEbetttxi right ito tho; property in dis
nute than; either Of the two COMBAT ants
and recovered It, forthwith. They had
each grabbed fGJr It !lt tile same tinie!!
and ciicAl was bohnt to get aili or none.
.Aluckily! dor me. Il .haveooften :specu-.
lated nRon what might have, happened
i they, hadn't Quarre1ed., /. should never
have recovered the in0hey, ana iii cor
SEQUENCE should! certainly hive lost nv
sit.n,ttotk That might have chnngeil
the whole current Of my career, and in.
stead Of being q Rich MIN I might TO-
day have beeh poor devil, or I might
have been twice asrich as am; who
knows? Anyways ], regard lit as; the
9My. PIECE Of downright, simOil-lrlre,
upinistakablo good luck TINT ever befcii
inc: Bit any Tom, Dick or Harry
that y0tt Gl,andeot meet will bc ablo
Io;teli yealn lots Of auckien: things that
bake happened TO mersome Of then
siawY0Ft Herald. 81 II - Si i'.s:.,
!. IL .: 1.
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FOOLED ~ the sRipHoRooM
A Best Man whose joke Was Fore.
seen ana Aoeordingly Failed Mis-.

A Best llan whose joke Was Fere.
seen aza Aeeerdingly Failed Mis-
erably.
At a. n1on wedding ut the brides
home kltin New Jersey suburb one
day last:week, says the New York Sun,
the bridegroom. accidentally dropped
the Information % his best man that he
sintended to takeshis bride that even
ing to the tl,eats, In New York, be-
fore, Asum'ng thA,bridal journey the
-nextday. There was considerable talk
abe 1T, sl,xeSTarlousf play In town, and
tho bfsk man. with the consideration
that usually prevails OIL such occasions
offered to procure seats that afternoon
for any performance that the bride
groom might prefer. The bridegroom
said he had obtained his seats.
II trust they are good Ones" said the
best man, and the bridegroom said
they were, for hc@had selected them
himself.
OF course. they're not in box"
said the best man, for that would be
too conspicuous. and know. you
wouldn't care to advertise your we'd
ding iM any such manner" ,, ~
You bet your life. old man." said
the bridegroom. with tho ease and
familiarity that belts Il happy man on
such an occasion. they are not in II
box. They are right in the: center of
the orchestra seats" and 70 make IL
show that narrowness had taken no
part In the days events. as most BRIDE
grooms do, he gave the numbers and
rev letter of the seats. lie wasn't 1lus-
tered Il bit. and this memory of de.
tails showed it.
With Il wicked CLEAN in his eyes the
best man turned away. and after much
whispering it WAS noticed that lie took
the next convenient train to town on
the plea that he had some urgent bust
ness that must be looked after before
tho office closed. His urgent business
showed itself when the patrons of q well
known uptown tllcater arrived for the
performance. They We're astoniShed to
see two seats in tlc5center of the house
deliberately decorated with white rib
/ bon. SmilaX. roses and other flowers;
and every man and woman took in the
situation ut once. There was such cram
| ing of nccks as seldom il seen in Il
tiiel'cr. us each arrival came down the
center isle. mat house was i'll good
nulllor long before the curtain went up:
inc young women especially seemed
beside themselves with interest. Would
theN never come. and how would they
act: n sed;te ana portly couple OF
middle age passed into the row, and
there was sigh OF disappointment as
they hoversl about the seats for Il
time. but they finally settled down
next to the decorated plSsss. Two men
occupied seats Qn the ese
chairs. ENceptStiths &le
whole row WIZ nIe4l ~ So n-
ance began. ~: ~
I"" minutes linsss,a - +
Il commotiolrs5 4g4ltl -
dress, accomgantedsbs
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6 E!!l!!E!|; +! E;ii :! !;

!: MSioSshe ieisnas q tsmpersnce hsvs 70
G&ts1 4 isf lheap. whiskey tlecoctioas
ktsA Inlsera! RIM mixtures by which the
market IL Hooded under the guiso Of Bit.
:} BssssaSSt fdiPt1E ane fir,
4 .Ss!R MSs s 81 sghl' ns.iie, ~;
s sS3a B sSRis 6as saS,N &C. ees3
a Fenie. ssd baf{ssl55 sisSs
s g,sn ana HaEse Z.
;: 10 matter how much or hoy freely 6 may
a < ~ SySSils &
Ia 4ssm Tiny 3; duty LIT so
Indian Sagwa.'
1#.si: 1psak from experience. for NJ
!; eto0dTu1 "a good stead. When. half aicls
ss is :sSsss
z 0ehaRegisslas EaSsa' las restored Se ~
;1s.lAi se~tlts. raes ~ctltng e!se Uoel1. I
snaXelekssl OCCASION also to learn scme.
: sa e: e n sse only or "a
/; at ri; ysgets6le Paflty sna anis
Gu, ~ Eascts arc eth msintstnsa: sed
:.moieEn methods exactly in accordance
with tho Wlysipfthe noble Red I'D! 81: :. q
Simple R9ets. Barks. Leaves ami 11ows
Incorporation. and the Strength which a
:eAttinft from itsuse Is not the false strength
: GetheFum bottle but the Noble ExhilexAe
,tton q Bounding Health. and the uffaed
. t a. isxssy Vein and xrtasyns ihp: HI
Words faii 70 convey the earnest force Of
s Sss asssn ssSs IL e ss sss
> .Klckapoo.. indian sagvsas
! ssa By oil Dfssslsti.: St:pes bottle. 8 MI
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A COLORADO DIANA
A Modest Little womnn Who Finds
Advancement in Sh00tlng Lions.

n
Amusement I'm Shooting l.iOns.
II met IL lady in Colorado recently"
said Il. III. Kellogg. of Kansas City. TO
st. Louis reporter. who has killed
several wild beasts. Including eight ~
ten mountain lions. had heard of her
repeatedly and liz, i'll. occasion tn trans
act Some business With her husband
expected. when he invited me; with him
III his little isolated EonSS, In find it
presided over by !; lady Of Ammonium
type. who woul be much more manly
than ladylikc in her habits. To my Sill
prise. i found hrr but littla mare than
s feet high. and just as pleasant and
full,of attractive womanly ways us the
best society Dcllc.
After supper told her in a joking
way didn't believe she would dare
face mountain lion. to which she said
IL would get UP at : o'clock. in the
morning she would convince mr.. a.
ceptcl the challenge and before it was
light We We're climbing UP an adjoining
Hill covered with timber of every lcs-
eruption.
Just as it was getting light VIC came
across Il notwithstanding animal, which
frightened mo TO death. | turned TO
run, shouting to her Y" follow. Her
only answer was Il laugh. followed by
the, erack of her repeating rifle. L
swung round at once and SAW her talk
ing deliberate aim ut the animal. which
sho had disabled with her first shot
and which was making the most abb
nominable noises that could be imagin-
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take Hattie l'alkcr made last night:
Ckras1f.of-, Whit was, it, =. -:
"Sn9 Ahbhsht. MIR. :Tmcent wis Shcr
brother, whom she hasn't seen for n
year, and sllc. threw Islselfs into his
arms right before everybody
What trying situation for Mr.. Vim.
cent"
yes; but he behayedili man."
'How?"
HE EEsffTlen,".7 = ::;is T:
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sc dd9s!HA WHY fanIIa4e ,hhk6
the mah5 WIND the 40 rapiaeh Yhebby :
to adYMfn6qr the Nail and Express.
K.ew where he Cane From i /.

Knew Where he Cane From.
An important Question Id theology
vas settled We pttler tiAy by two little
boys OF this city, one dyed four and the
other five years., ,.,.ii ~,
Little fOur-year old said to. the other:
Where did that little baby come
from that lis lat your, house, Robbie
Stephen?" r
The answer was: ...He came from
Heaven. and you came from Heaven
too. Willie Henderson," ''5s
The reply came buck as quick as a
flash: mo, I din't; I came from Scot
lantl."-Onlaha Bee. i 80
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sNA.<e.sEAa,Mc APPLE. .nRsEs
TO- - '' ~ VI .. q y.tf I.I..I,
A Trick of the Butcher Bird May; e.
Main This Oceurrence

plain This Occurrence.
This is Tie proper! s seas III the.y1ar
for ''iish" and aIso, "s1ake" stories, add
that almost anything from il '1h.pSndd
speckled trout to a Glitch Willie, br' a
flairy lizatf to b boa constructor, i,asscs
current without question Tat is,.it
said truth is stranger than, illction,' =
and the facts herein reiated. .lehps no
chance for argument on this point, pn-
less It be fttan ainatural, history or
scientific standpoint, :. ,..,. .,.... ..u
Last Satul day Rev. J.. r. Robinson,
United Brcthcren rustor Of mis- place,
and his wife spent the day with MI.
than sherman, a farmer Of 'FairyrOve
Township. Dnrin. the day MI. SlIera
man invited the reverend gentleman
to 60 with him to the orchard, where a
very remarkable spectacle was prcseilt-
ed to his view. From the limbs of a
number of the apple trees weres Aus.
pended a large number of small snakes
from 5 to 8 inches in length. The
snakes were dead: ind eaclf had IL
below. tle Im.ek'. hv wi,;c,, tha.. n."s .o
hung on to tic tiHv sti,hs or s,,ontS
I,r,inctimv from A. l,n,,.s 49,, ,,;,,s..:
inansinv S.nrn, nj, ,.n,,+s. ~. +l,., W." ,s
rrom, tho. very tins 80. or ~. toa,. ees.
brarsles to tic lowest an nj Y,, rst
f Ieaen Elm, oR rs opS arss l ., NJ RS
thss .snsncnd.s, ~i,iia n ,n"s ,o, saae
tho f,rn,erss chi,i,ran i,"d g nnn,i aa ~
rin,,rlv No ;,nony h. HI TIL; III s;,.nE.E.YI
Ssncs, III the Sar a.. sn, WIS s.,. ~.
of th ,snn,aes, i An t ~,
under The trrc mo snak',s ware os1 ~
tho common s:corttsn %or1efv VA AZ. St, J,
IRa inxcsitInt :cr ND: ;.,s , s M
@fr,.t IN laa,.ti' v,os, smn,Ir was "oot.
nit was q ,yery remasLai,ia s,olt '', onn
Mr.. Robinson says he ID Inclined t.
tcave tse y. strnse phenomenon fr M
the question IL It MAS nssi H for some 10
person TO have placed the reptiles flprfs,s,
nS sag ne was WIS t'ho9fSagnly conyiiicsd
In the first place where t cou IIin t,,s ~
have. got the snakes, and second, how
could they have suspended them from
tiny branches ut tlie. highest points,
hardly strong enough tot, bear the
sr Sherman Mali kas IS 4st S ss!4 a;,as s
stitious in regard I'd 'tiW matter, tnii
seemed. impressed with the ifesAius. that
itl might, pretend some impending cal
apm a!t ;;,,, s.s ~, '.I.,,,,, r..
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t1sherai't7A4tst rs.ts. KsI... nav,

dsaerai'tTAz+st rsfG. KsA... .rewH
"' The NAMES. OF all PERSONS who ,haso
purchased liquor at drug stotesin,Nal
'!eyf Falls Kansas :sIpea 1qp, ,ast have
ss ESQ ksps x II Is d lsses aGM p s5 Ssa
anewspaper Tor ITEM" Az the llst conf
tains ooO nantsii three fo,rths, Of the
population OF the town, 1t would have
',esn more economical ,simply. 10 have
Sht1af fs nS%sf Ss th0Ss ii WIZ
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..SisteFly 1arcasm.

.. "JIaye you, q astah?".: said Willis
Washington.
"'"No,' replied his friend. ,.ts !.
THEN you cannot 'wealize wllat 1t is
to be utterahly Inundated. Il was tcll-
Ing my sistah lahstnight about a young
wOmani tlIatiI sometimes call upon, /
wamabked that she made me feel like q
And what did yo,ir sister saye's
"She said I was too self-conscious ~
Ekchansr. .',''f s''i.-.', 80. i,Tf
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~ h. 81! .usbes Il liz kbo5y. Isl porII Il Vi.
.Is Sv Sn ,s;:,;.to. m0c Beloved ana most
mel NorsSa ls III. ~ r sIss Ssls
usslaiss xss i ; IS III, sisas1S ys e.
#ow h i;,s4 M,sS.d ~ q gcstaase alssas4
x saf Si@ u's s q. 'SSa 81, .
q. and "a. .Ss.Ssa g ing se &. IT, / e
eontsat vitS, r. Ne .. ,aesFSy s,aE fans y
ss , - 81 g 49, i f ss
hcttI.s oe 81. q Sp y a.'.Sna scSefal
SyFsSis sa1ics & Sf. r s tp III VI ~
10y 1ap e 49, ~ II w. snsassd 'aceb forlks =
For dySpepsis, ~ fndieescn.' i've ii som.
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than sst .s a''s s. esss.sNsp,ess4re.tft9's'

The Worlds Columbian Exposition
WI, viii be Of sai TO saeftt4i by ,llustsa.t
ing the imIr6vemelfs I'd tie mechanical
arts. and eminent physicians will tell you
that the prU;ress lin medicinal agents.. Inns
i'een Of equSNhAe}tlW End as d 5isetgfi.i
4Ring laxative that Syrup of Figs is far
fn advance Of all others.
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G.aada,s Mineral Production.

:.IS1,sTl !'.'st go. F"e = .
Returns Of the mineral production Of
'cannda. for the, year 1893, have Just
R Rss'7o Issued y. a. They show an aKgreate
than that Of 1892. Nickei heads tile
list Of metals, the output bcins 3,0.G2,
9S2 tons, valued at $o,O7S,35i. Gold
'Eas produced of itiIe.val,le OF .$02S IA;
copper, .$S7NSG4 And silver. S3el 49,.
,Ile Gppl mined was 5000, 700 tons. val,
led at IS, 422,559; iron ore il blacetii it
i24,1Od tons, valued at 0aO18.-Iron
4 agg s. I,r,asi I'm =.
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A Guilty. .CShssJ.ne.,;,

,,f EdiIth-1| a tah'llPK Tom Manner. !, a
'Mhude-How soS ana, III ',,Yi14r
"Nhth-Why, after I've refused him
only three times he 10: making love to-
that odious May TQkem! Truth. '''F' II
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Sever Huy whisky sar aedsci.
naI tarposes unless you know the hott;e,.
or II 70 be reliable. as most WHISTLES sold
S Spdef se'ee5af names qss tgSsaus, cheap
ba C Their haiiies Ion on ne 9 abeIss s"oEut ~:
Uncle SANS Mnnus; :m Whisky is bottled
~ ne oldest and ;srgest firm III the liquor
sScL II Ia sfser sas sss t zee isaa
Of n a,a superior quality. Ask your druEEIss
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"a 1itoSs1tn' deacon las iGvShtt Il ,biincv
Aeve which ,sorta ont tia :pennkssx nirEsis
lines and quarters which lie Collects In ii11s
'.hdrGh SohtMbttldn. box. In ,,;:;': I: .fil,riT
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"H.tlb n'. gic Corn saive.s, .
druggist Tor III Price l5 cents. =, Jour
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=. .o,a ~ :.hiioh'- Cure II.
sao II ID the best Cough 'ur-. 2jcls, Su cts ri d.
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An English gardeners college has opeuct
w0man's branch.
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Paris VIII house ia turned oat ;aa bai
eel twsnty-three feet high: with. q; .cspstify
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80 negro boy III '1,arn11eil 'oouhly sss!. c.,
s~e Spf: Y g. %sTRs sss sa Sata & Genesis
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liverpool street station In Lopdb. EAQ
nearly all Of an old parish.
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~ 4 oolLe0fIos 81 Vt,ytSL 4

||ssA-snsas4~easai s.sAa sail1ailAss 1laas6,
1,raia1e, stssks CsllssesA. m nsay,
esssss ssfffrssst sTsss e;sx:r.
OF all the queer. unexplainable hob
bies for . man to possess BepjamiA ~
Davenport, . New York advertising
man, has one which outran1.StkAt -
every competitor. ,DsyenH9rt lsae COZ
lector, not g1st alpakOt. eost-
hge stamps bs NAnhhy stlci or pipe.
Esr ssss s sa' sc ns & h e =
sae68 1$8 e. Ebss, : 's Sess1 IN
every city In the United States and
Mexico. Some Of the &sN&s ~ Hus4
md some are cotton f4d mlnZ. are
ragged. They vary iles6& &fo1 E9ap.
kin to table clJth. The smallest
%SsEss sBs 1ssss y lss ss ss%0e os
frosty mornings and ill their own
pitchers. and the latgest-a Turkish
towelass ifr9R Minneapolis sass .I palace.
The ;n,n.t. ragged bit was, the property
L.! H. sa[ as Is s. 4! E'. / S. lsss!
which are reminders Of some peiAsSss,1..
lar incident connected 1At41hG tTSl
or town, or with the 0btdMnk Aa0S
pxPfssts e! tSisSap Why ,,hhkss
the mal,s AilhA1 the ~ uapalsh Yeebby :
to |iYnRNfQs the Alpil and Express,
and l dbhY fnind teiiing you that Mt
beast - IS per cent .e9am my collection hos
been secured wthDat aa21ing anyboly's
perq,lssion. i The intrinsic value Is So
email thlt II isn't worth while, III ai
towel ppeafs to. be- an expensive one
a alIaXs speak TO. the. landlord. about
~ ana Tay him, 81 necessary. :, /, have
foweasii from Key West, up to Manif0ba;I
from Portland, Ne, TO San IDlegn, Cal,
md ,fro1i every hotel which Inns q his
tow. LIDO this for my own amyseiheIft,
and tlegallfe I don't believe 1t ms Gvrssr
! been idAnR. before by any man tn the
,xtQrl4 Anybody can and most persons
do ;coQe ct:pnbrclla or buttons Of hewt-
Spapels, but who ever heard Of D. towel
collector before?.. i tell. you, my boy,
Z Rs S4gas yoI ysga sEsn
ally WltAi q. .clu}l,n II; ;.s......
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H..i- I'm / i,iiitt-tt:t':
DESERTED ATTHE ALTAR

.,o.4 sn. xas' ,aaa' JUST saaeaea n
a'osc lntefestlag' CLIMAX 9t Cain. Mla ~
tpr 'Cotmty,,Pa:s says tho Philadelphia
Ratorl.I little reDsrt moves to la coz
.cctt Roo,. will, dn,,s,.,as, ..aa.4 ~ I'M
~. IN -. -, WY tsF's Fs!p WI ";
"ehas.ser ~ itne WafG ana rst4lr IN to. lhi
life of hxury: and iease which le. form4
/, .rly enjoyed as member ri one 81
Do. nss'. =. @'f.'.;; = ls'A.lfsi
'sopef. ae''le' WHO u u man er AZ ae'
summer and autumn. of ffi1 1tssss. He i;' and
his :, equally wealthy; brother resided iu
iIa e h an s,.' m sn.n s6osa Cain sta'
my were tl,e,sa,iaf lssdea proprietors
81 the neishDorhooa:..Near their mani
s s,n aoWn NJ; IN I've lnttle village that
c.uste.eu ia. a.nas NhS Ssanpnil ;Wps the
.,s.s sar a.Ae ,Got!aseGat K9asEg q sec
YEA " 4i HI ,3SH!;; III Mnikelr9
iagl H3,! III n9me aWSlE the pretasst Strl
NJ, az sue hif
.n "d Tom .ho Mas s.t IL. lpasah et
~ ~ ~ aNm ee.asf ~ t.E aatsi9M
SsII Xxx - siil nv ~ HIS
tiSHi ;tist., III III .. s H, DOSE
inrsSnss.,s ss.ts .srL l,e'.'o'.
,anv noaa IT,, ne ~ 'so 's. s, AnIi, aounq
md fiMaiyy lay ~, " i,isi slllr i!3s.l;
t,e two tool, oe t,a f ~ ~ o 4Sss ,., uS!
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''l ~ .p'>;ld IN: Z. z,,-.nori' q; -
., :. ''9'sodaaiif shi ii: i3.',g.,;e .I:.,:
ii Z" niaii' a:.i:i;,sa 4;.ll, III; ..EI,.snl
u; '''|''''' l','i;'spt gt.":. nli':' n
I'll Ia f'il"a'i .;a-'4! l-:;..' -::s'
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year about $50, 0O0, 900.
- lone man at sea level 0dfli do tie work OF
N two ut the. altitude of 1900 feet,
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..I1l come alnti
expression Of triumph.
sec Il. sure sllough Z, -,

expression Of triumph. III come and
sec It, sure ,nough. ....- 49, - ~:
When they got outside the moor
stretched ghostly In the light Of the
stars, witch were shining brilliantly,
for It was freezing hard. When they
lcGohe the cottage, tho fire had tnETf
do someyAat hut the q mi
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Holmes had. well p0l bred and
h hs e.! 5 q! com; .sa' "a ma !ps
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An Eye 10 Bushes

'tHpt2Idli tc tq paint nt; signs Of my
patent medicine all over your barn.
Farmcr-Well, what II you give me
Agent-Fifty-,wo bottles of the lncdi-
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Conductor f. d. LOOMS, Detroit, Mich,
says: "The effect OF Halls Catarrh Cure Is
wonderful" Write him about it;s -Soba :shx.
Druggists, Toe. s.
A little over one.third of the Wnoricd,df::
people are married. "A
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There are In France 49,, ZIG bicycles uset
Tor pleasure o1ly II
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Human sacrifices are still offered in Mon
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af9fman's Eaaphor see with Glyceslssr.
4. s.e ga az sS s"sy " 4.
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Would You Like to "shakev Malaria.
~ the sense Of getting rid of 1t, instead Of
Then use liostet!er's Stomach Filters and
CIV. It the grand andsginal "shake.'' This
;,;s2Sf2 E"!'ilii ffa'fs|ss : III a si
;sl| W !!&s'.':;:
w ass-----
croscopical In size. 80 -1''-
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Mrs; I4ong'g pale. fired face bright
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4tf8 bu6kShiS Hwill ~ hll ght

Ii abuSE this Twin 6ii ght,
suro 'nough."
well, you be good, mother" said
I Mrs: Tong grntufuffy ns sire took the
money.
mo, I bain't that" said Mrs. Warnc,
remembering her treatment of Samuel.
I'm feared be q terrible crafty old
woman!'
AS Mrs. Warne went to see her pa
tent the next Apyeasvcry person.she
o %ss sse9S3s&Si i e & / ff Ssen, !.
n 99$ sSe{Ie s3te tSYa NJ las9 jdsI n
he got to the cross roads last night
with the horses new harness that he'd
been to fetch, he heard Il voice call
out. II be Eaten" and then q terrible
scuffling noise; whercupon he had
turned round and run back to his
brother-in-law's house as fast as his
legs could carry him. "It baint amany
as eau say they've LGarl Zaten," he
finished Yitl. some n lue!!Ebut can,
s| S;E k;,IlEs ssls; 9 9 S "s'
u shouldn't wonder ut all, Jim, IL It
waren't warning to ye not 10 stay so
long at the Horseshoe evenings; and
II you takes my advice You'll never be
home later than o o'clock again." said
Mrs. Warne. remembering that Airs.
March had been to her little tine
back to complain that Jim was ''too
fond q bis class o an evening""
2 Ill q Hhh never WILL" said jim,
Etn1 ~ n yer JUS from that time.
81 I'VE GhSCr Is darkening, and the
AlrSee aerilneNh had died out OF the
west. when Mrs. Warne returned to
her cottage. She was overtaken as
she reached her garden by the milk
maid from the farm. II wants you to
give me II charm to hang on Brlndlc's
horn" she said. ",rhere never was
such nasty COW. She kicked the
bucket over only this morning.
| thinks she's noSsessed hY sllmmat
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