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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

blc 5rTr0ruug UoH neutrality-suspicious..
EsT s0iUmViIUlapTrr eInes rlnlaalsn'
ben Jrahijuses, Der angebaIien muroe,
gcTIelh un,eT ole 5dulle Der VItnse uno
puT0r aui Den 400 mBpdRorlt. pVraal
Der SobCl oIe ASa9sVES bee 3a8rs am
liarIir uue ylunoerc ScBl rudten :
0umpdanlctn u DluIS unp rtuc SUm'
LuaaIs YunDtsmlllidr aus 9bleaSr an
nno IN ben unu lVlgsapsH bIu uno Der
p0asnoCn aampIsn paroeu uIe!e Strei
Ter p9u aussIn ;sirOiisn. lso01 dngsb'
Ild) telnE iootlId. Am abcno war bic
Subs w,sOsrbsrssitrut,
SiUuIGiiu. lusrIdbr bic pdlIir
Der bier bsiinolihen Irnppcn lpeIesn
morsru III lpre Sarnliousn SarndbeoT
bert weroen.
IrA DlU Incs. oIcr berrldt
ppll,UmmensRubs unS wsTOrn audi isRs
prlicrcu llHruheH bSiurhtei.
IN 3dlIluTHIen lpllien aeicTH Bun
oeSrruppsn rlnarriien uno ele init ssn
tbsiirrs bcIUaiinrten Sirstisr wdrcn aut
clneu bluiissn aamyi pOrbCrrItei. eIss
beiVupers 10 Der SiaoI SGiIamcnie.
IR drbetisrliier wouteH lh0u &C.
itcrn siRrn aIlsemeluen Slrrs, erilarrn
ibun iis ss, 10 werosH 100000 dTbSI'
ter IN perihisOsueH 9nouitI'eSpe'ssn
bic Arbeii nieotrlesen.
Ssrr gulman iisi rubiS TN S4auisi.
itahl i'm iabIsn Sdaiten lsiner Siiia IN
aOns Brand. - Die SalirrHie um I'm
ieritlsuns isiner odrbenoen arbsIisT
werosn INNER sriHseHoer.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12
srullin's 9urTuparillu,
oas srnBf 8lnt- -f)rtlnltttel

ihedm atrbeu waaen
RsHiantbru Rbenmasmus Go 10 bic be 5rihugss
raos pri e uorhhd gres slO0 bic 5lai 5las
eu iur 500 aui tunt SOrausbabuns pcrre JnaaH
Rhtumattsmus sthsiiL
pideH g D.. 81
@ pssu Sn Der twGasa sorm pcs acknowledgements
Quite prntnu
pubtaunt 10 bdnd pouhdna
ID
Sohn y. ccpe
giR stHntr RAJ stbtilt
Nnhtu 2. q, 23.
limits
scbns bcpOru apiohsd Rastri TpspspNs nnHaaitu
NadbaT
unb fem euIup
sans saapauuo tia esbs
Reedmeu wnniht 10 Hthm <'"s Saraparla FhB
icudss ssaaiRs ssughsn sSe
eeauns Slit 15cter t ale Arten ophmers
Nsuralaia W Guibdl ieH Opum 5ar eins aEmip
Haeii pebaraeu No paut uuisr p0uiommne aante
o. o. Sralin, grattider apeitesr. RittG 9. D
Reu: Die auin Der Sab uno br erausseb oies
eHsfi SealiH Hnb bies 3iinns.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

Cine -unteriuhuus- iber
ben altoboliSmuS bat ioebeu
Elm eneliiteS SlGtt beeubet. Die llu'
teriudJung pollie oas mittlere Utter
breier Qatesorieu pon Mieniheu feft.
itellen, /. folder. bic iib Der altobO'
liiheu Getranie euthalteu; 2. iolter,
bic einea mdbiseu @ebrauh bapou
MAIDEN; 8. folder. bic Yhbbrauf
bamit treibeu. Tas Blatt fam ~
iolsenben Graebniiieu: l. Gieieuiseu.
bic TN @euub pou aIioboliIheu G'e'
trdnieu mdbis iiuo, lebeu burhihuitt'
lid 6s 9abre l3 9aee; 2. Tieieui'
gen, weldDe altoboliid)e Getrdufe ana
blober llnilugbeit ~ iih nebmen, b. b.
ehne ben Eiilen, iidb ~ betriHien.
lebeR 80 9abre 81 9aae; 3. bic &c.
ipobnbeitStriHter leben 81 Sabre uni
80 2aae; 4. bic Sduier lebeu Ss
Sabre uuo l3 1aae; s. TieieniSen,
bic iberbaupt feline aeiiiiaeH @etr0uis
triuieu, lcben 81 Sabre unb % 9aee
GO miiroe dlio, porausaeiesi, ba6 bic
Nngnbeu bieier euslildlen Staiiltil
rid1tie iinO. beiier iein. iid pom WlOr'
aen bic gum Abeuo ~ betueipeu, au.
iiatt nur reiues @oiier su trinfenl
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

Ran mdg btrchtlaic G,nwcuoun
asn aearn olc SeriiaatIlhuu9 Der Glicn
bahnen IN nIcIrm .Sauee Madden. dbrr
cine IL iihtr o,c SnaeiteIlteu bel
8unpcs y 0 i iirrIieu uIht
Der pupuliitlihc Rrlpnulce'rr nytn
tiuual Rcir, nrr" Ucroummt lonii nlc
oemOiratiihc Yarlu ouI'S OciuaitC,
iaei aber bob rSC Ccutr, ctc be.
baupteu. Die ocmpiratIinc gariri lrr an
ben ,ihlctiru 3e,tru" lhuIo, rno tctue
3aircu, abcr Euaurr Ilr Rdrrrn rmo
Seur. Die oIC2 QIiubcn."
unicrc AulrtN:cu, lhrcbt olc
3aupls SldntNiuthg, rdlmp'ru lcRi
an lauiciiru gtQtu Glepclaur IOr'I orc
icr olc gIuuecSiIIpvcn iuM Shugc NCU
Bot uuN Nes pdubcIs puihcn ben Stan
ten bcrdu0tirac hat Zen Audrhntru
III cbrn urhrs uerbGBtrr. dl5 cInr itdrir,
oas BeisB uuN oe CrOuIug aui chi
erbaltcuot 8rsucruus. gtuu, cs NJ I'm
merbu bciicr, DIE aunrhliieU beinIm
pien uno usrilu6eu cme nuric Re
Qicruus, ale oaB be Burger cine
i&Wa DE Realcr&uq ~ bcildgcn
hdtten
DE Siaais Sdrmsraulanj iOa Don
ihrer politlithru 5euosrJ ab uno uicocr
ibrcm uriprlaaIIttu ,3wedr, Der aracE
iritiaeE SOrosruua Der matcrrclleu On.
terriicn Der Sarmr iuacIUrnect lUcroen
60 iaat ibr ueucr SrdiiNcut. osrr y,
@. Smib pou Wlnuehubd 9Uuuiu De
llmIchr. pbwohI lpai uuo Ctit am Rnn
BE- bee Seriallts Der emit iinrien Scr
Cln,auns cripldCuo. miro nlIictts lreu
oig bcarnbi. Tlr aus Der Nlllnui hcr
uprargGugtuC uuGbbaulIgc Ubcr Bolts
Barter fam lcpi Ohnr lcnc bcltcben nuo
muB guul uCr rby lcldlcoCu WCrocn
lUcuu olc aulaui ous 3ul1mmcnwIr'ru
osr 1Grmcr lcory Gdrlc 'ur Ntc !lu
babuuuQ uuO G@'ubTUua ocr yatluUUl
iiu, gslrthlhAusnIclhporn Uuo nW nv
ntl AusuupuUl oar 0ullSduClIcu du
icTCr RrnUrc rrmOlNdi mryccn lpl.
Die pnrUcp Beat JH Rmnc
GOmpduu Il! N 0Gu0cu cIucE qeT,hiIl
hCr IcywuitrTs Gtc rHgllldlCn AltIO
mare bGbCu uGmllw ben Shug oCr Bc
EldlC asgeu lbrc EctriigrrlineH GmrrIin
niihcu MIininuuurs uno duaritrIlter
angcruiru. g9ts b,eir e. iTicbcn. uirt
pom SlBc Der Gpmpnuu IN ocn Slnd
pile, Guiicr Sun. u u. plc iUlgt &C
mclpcI. &c iauiirH NIT pCm Belor Del
9naldnocr ,3lnu GlalmS iur idbelhoitI
grciic. inbltrn dbrr IN @Tillttclt nur
ciu 3enlSCs pdinr, Der RCi, ilpB IN ih
rc laihcR ScTaTbcItct uuToe gnr teir
Gri unn Der abbdu Der 8ruben mdl
nidi ani JOroeruns upn 3InncrS, lpn
bern aui 6rlsihieruua Der lalteu Del
gna amber bcTehnct. SdllieSlidl edbcr
be .imuTtcn" 2eruaItsr be 6arcc nu
unp bcthellle,rn lih dui Cigeuc Aeh
nung al cIncm @Olo 8ergmeri. iir Del
Zen Betrlsbselnrihtuns iie eIniah blt
.3lruperir pinnocrten. Sie -hberiru
aeu" oernri auuIe 3oaauu!acnnarT
asrSeu, guIuer. Wuidinen, SrrnnbUI
uuo Wobei. iOwlr appdrntc aus ben
SdbpralUrlum. lluo olrie RdubTriit,
mubreH nOh purb cIueH hUbcu SOn au
.3lEu .bsidluyl" psTpeE.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

4 Sm @bermaH Spuie jn absr
bstH lisst Der Siabianmali ponBrpc.
Iinss in prssdrem 8afaHpe earnisber
IN 6olee sines an ibm perDbten Raub'
aniaAes. MaH i6liebt ans leinen usu'
6erunosn. enb sr NIT sinem Galdimit'
tel bsidubt NIB bann bsraubt puSbs. shs
e. aberbetr srrss&ts.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

Shwrrr QuocriirumVle
. gIdr ihptrr Niauntritrumyie Il
) cute irnuCmii;umyir Il
SlrttrcrrH.
5000 NiroF @IOCsU. az 81
2.UW Stld, brcli IN
5000 crIrG brett N II
Sdlubs.
unisr ar0Btcs TtpuItemed
RIuoerihubs. Is Sabre o,
Rinoerihuhs. 8rdH 9eecr d
5GmeHibHhe, iclu Nib o,
Tameu Clippers o.
iCrne RdHuerihuhe ALAS t2.C
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12
10000 perionen limo bepo9en, ibre Ginfdufe in
@rObrn @aben bon GbamprnD Srotbrrs,
n.... Ddndmdfer Store Ses o1oropeitens

&ric Sau
SihOHm Auc pT0Iht SaOnr osn0m @rCn:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

Der pppuIritnhc Dirl,Unulrc'rr ~ytn
tiuual Rcir, Rrr" uCroummt Ionii nl,
osmOtratiihc Barrier aw'S OciiIaitC
iaai aber bod. .SlC Gtutr, rW be.
bauptcn, Die ocmuirotIinc gartri lrr an
ben .ihlchiru 3c,ttu" ituIc. mo iCtuC
3arrcu, abCr SuQUrr Trr Rdrrrn unr
Rene, Die olcS QIluhcn."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-07-12

Ran mag berehtIaic Ginwcnoun
asn aearn olc 8eritaOtlrhuu9 Der Slicn
bahncu IN olrIrm .Sduee modem. dbrr
tins IL hhcr oIC AnaciteIlten bel
8unpcs y 0 i trclieu uIht
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
LENoThENIN0 LIFE.
What the Liberal Use or Water Will Do
for Mankind.

what tho Liberal Use OF Water VIII Do
for Mankind.
DIR. r. II. Dalton says that, although
TO suggest that methodical use of cold
water as beverage in the absence of
thirst as means of augmenting the
chance of longevity may render a man
liable to be dubbed q crank. IL not n
lunatic, the idea has soundly phvsio-
logical origin and is we'll supported bv
experience. Solid and dry as the hui
man body appears, water constitutes
more than one-fourth of its bulk. and
all the functions of life are really car
ried on in water bath, and, although
the sense of thirst may be trusted to
call for a draught Of water when re-
quired, the fluid can be imbibed most
advantageously for many reasons be-
sides merely satisfying thirst. In the
Inter stage of digestion. when COM
minution of the mass is incomplete, it
is much facilitated by moderate
draught Of water, which disintegrates
and dissolves the contents of the stom-
ach, fitting it for emulgence and pre-
pairing 1t for assimilation. Hence the
habit of drinking water in moderate
quantities between meals contributes
tohealth, and indicates the fact that
those who visit health resorts for the
purpose of imbibing the waters Of
mineral springs might profit by staying
1T home and drinking more water and
less whisky. Water = the universal
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
ENGLISH ARlsTocRAcY.

LORD COLIN CAMPBELL has turned up
In Bombay as counselor employed to
defend twenty-ninc Mohammedans
implicated in the great riots.
PROF. Cunning, M. D., to whom Mr..
Gladstone has rendered baronetcy, is
an eminent Irish physician and pro-
fesscr in the Queens college at Bel
fast. His daughter married a son of Sir
Charles Russell.
SIR JOHN GLADSTONE, nephew of the
grand old man, is described as tall,
broad-shouldered young giant, as
ardent conservative as his uncle is
the reverse, and one of the most ex-
tensive whisky distillers in Scotland.
r. c. SPENCER, M. p, wears collars
four inches high, probably the highest
on record. They are made from a
special pattern, never stand more than
one or two washings, and it takes three
of them day to satisfy Mr.. Spencer's
instincts of neatness.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
A Homemade Barometer.

7. A barometer which is said to be re-
liable may be made by filing com.
mon wide-mouthed pickle bottle to
within three inches of the top with
water. An ordinary olive oil bottle is
then inverted and placed within the
mouth Of the pickle bottle as far as ii
will go. In fine weather the water
will rise into the neck of the flash
higher than the mouth of the pickle
bottle; in wet or windy weather it will
fall to within an inch of the mouth Of
the flask. Before heavy gale Of wind,
and at least eight hours before the
gale reaches its height, the water has,
1t is said, been seen to leave the fash
altogether.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13

room, 121sx14 feet; dining-room, 121{x
is feet; kitchen, 12x12k feet; and
four chambers, one 121<x14 feet and
three 10x121S feet. The pantry is
TxS feet, bathroom Tx7 feet, and all the
rooms have large closets.
There is a laundry in the basement
as well as coal rooms, fruit rooms and
furnace room. The attic is fioored for
a storage room. The size of the studs
are 2x4; floor joist, 2x10; roof rafters,
Exc; stills, sx10.
The entire house is sheathed with
matched flooring, with building paper
between sheathing and siding.
The sitting and dining-rooms will
have fireplaces. The parlor and sit
ting-room are divided from the hail by
cased openings, and the sitting-room
and dining-room are divided by large
sliding door.
The entire house is piped for gas and
furnace and wired for an electric bell.
The shingles on the roof will be of
the extra Star A Star kind, painted
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
Bucaramanquina.

The name in the headline is that OF
q new species of fibrous mineral re-
Gently discovered by Senior H. Elvoy
Valenzuela in the United States of
Colombia. 1t has many of the remark
able properties of asbestos and is per-
fectly transparent as well as incom-
bustible. 1t can be reduced to pulp
and nodded into light fire and water
proof boards and shingles for houses.
The discoverer believes that it is adapt,
ed to papermalSing, and that it will
also be used in the manufacture of car.
pets and clothing.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
Night the Time Of Growth.

A scientific writer says that night is
the time which nature utilities for the
growth of plants and animals; children
grow more rapidly during the night.
In the daytime the system is kept busy
disposing OF the wastes consequent on
activity, but while asleep the system is
free to extend its operations beyond
the mere replacing of WORKOUT parti-
cles, hence the rapid growth. This is
why invalids need SO much rest and
sleep.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
A Big shower Of Meteorites.

OF the IA huge masses of meteorio
iron which fell on spot less than "a
square miles in area near Fort Duncan,
Mexico, the largest is bee-hived shaped
and is buried five feet in the soil and
rises four feet above the surface. The
second mass in point of size has been
moved to the National museum at
Washington. 1t weighs over 1000
pounds. The other 10 pieces weigh
from 971f to $50 pounds. The whole
mass of fragments as mentioned above
are scattered over an area of "a square
miles, with Fort Duncan at about the
center of the point of dispersion.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
TIME WITHOUT 4 WATCH.


4 Process That Is - Troublesome - Golna
. Mile Tor tho Information.
Actual and repeated experiments
have shown that the nearest hour Of
the day or night may be ascertained IN
the following curious way:
Make small running loop IN piece
of sewing thread about a foot in length,
place shilling in this loop, sec that
the coin is accurately bisected by the
thread and then draw the loop tight
up, 30 that the shilling is firmly slung
at one end of the thread. Put on .
solid table a glass tumbler with q
fairly wide mouth. Rest your right
elbow on the table in firm and easy
position so as to avoid any shakiness in
your hand, hold the other end of the
thread between your first finger and
the ball" of the thumb e. e.. the
fieshy top joint of the thumb) so that
the thumb nail is undermost, and a
few inches above the middle of the
mouth of the glass.
Now, if you keep your hand quite
steady, the movement of the coin which
is hanging inside the tumbler will be-
come less and less until the shilling is
motionless. Then, in half minute or
SO, very slight and regular vibration
will commence, the coin oscillating
from side to side like a pendulum, and
gradually increasing the length OF
movement until it gently strikes the
side of the glass. This strike goes on
in the most regular and automatic
way, first on one side of the glass and
then on the other, until, say, eight
strokes have been struck, the vibra-
tions of the coin then diminish in
length, until the suspended shilling
again becomes motionless and hangs
in the middle of the tumbler You
look at your watch and find that eight
o'clock is the nearest hour.
/ have tried this over and over again.
deliberately setting about the expert
ment without bias or any intention OF
influencing the swing OF the coin, and
also being ignorant of the time, and
when my hand has been steady the
right time has invariably been struck
There is something very curious
about this phenomenon. Whether the
thread is influenced by the pulse in the
s'bal" OF the thumb, or whether there
is some unconscious transference OF
intention from the brain to the
thread. do not know; but in any case
the matter is sufficiently interesting to
be worthy of critical test by persons
who will carefully and without bia,l
carry out this singular experiment Of
telling the time -Loudon It'd Bits
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13

solvent OF nature and the chief agent
In all transformations Of matter. When
taken into an empty stomach it soon
begins to pass out through the tissues
by an osmotic process into the circula-
ton to liquefy effete solids whose ex-
erection from the system is thus facili-
tated. Very few people think Of the
necessity of washing the inside as well
as the outside of the body, and he who
would be perfectly healthy should be
as careful about the cleanliness Of his
stomach as that of his skin.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
PLAN OF SECOND FLOOR.

two coats yellow ochre. The chimneys
are to be OF yellow-pressed brick capped
with smooth sandstones.
All floors, including veranda and
porch, will be double, with tar paper
between them. No finished floor is to
be laid until all plastering is done. All
doors. will have five panels running
across the doors All glass is to be
double thick. All windows
will be hung with weights and pulleys.
The owner will furnish art glass,
shelf hardware, mantels and bathroom
fixtures. GEORGE A. w. KNIT.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
yeeetatlon and water.

Experiments have shown that the
common sunfower exhales twelve
ounces of water in twenty-four hours.
Roots of all trees draw large quanti-
ties of moisture from the soil, which is
discharged into the air through the
leaves. 1t is estimated that an oak
tree with 100000 leaves would give off
something like 700 tons of water dur
ing the five months 1t carries its To-
liage.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
PRETTY EXPERIMENT.

How to Make Use of Bottles Whose Necks
Have Been Broken.
Here is an experiment by which you
may make some use of bottle whose
neck is broken. Pour oil into the bot
tie until it reaches the point at which
you wish it to be- cut clean through.
Then place it upon table and plunge
suddenly into the oil redhot poker.
You will hear snap, and then per-
ceive that your bottle is cut regularly
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
roo sacrilegiou, . ,Iob.

Mr.. Fastley (making Sunday even
ing calD-I understand Miss Kostick,
that you are an expert mind reader.
Won't you please experiment on me?
Miss K.-Excuse me, Mr.. Fastley;
but l don't regard your mind as a
Proper subject for Sunday reading
Life.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
August
Flower

Eight doctors treated me for Heart
Disease and one for Rheumatism,
but did me no good. / could not
speak aloud. Everything that took
into the Stomrch distressed me. I
could not sleep. / had taken all
kinds of medicines. Through
neighbor / got one of your books.
/ procured bottle of Green's Aug
ust Flower and took it. am to-day
stout, hearty and strong and enjoy
the besko health. August Flower
savedmy lite ard gave me my health.
Mrs. Sarah Cox, Defiance, O. q
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
1t Made Ht. MOUTH W.t.r

Pedestrianating Pat (reading novel;
/ wisht had tn eyes of this gal wot
I'm readin' about.
Perambulating Pete-Why so?
Pedestrianating Pat About everv
other page it says sumthin' about her
eyes bein' liquid. Truth.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13

through, level with the liquid which
1t contains.
You will thus transform broken
bottle into presentable vessel. A
notched glass may thus be trans
formed into new one. By removing
each time part of the oil and by cut
ting the bottle every time in the man
ner shown, yeu will get series Of
glass rings curious to behold.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
SMILES.

ST FORGOT to send you over my new
book of poems. +" "How thought
full of others comfort you always are,
Mr.. Scribbler."
"WHY don't you strike the man across
the street for quarter" Raggs-"I've
been waitin' two hours to see il he
won't come over this way"
"MR. LoNGTALK is doing a wonder
full amount of good among the poor
overworlxed people" In what way?"
"He breaches sermons long enough for
them to get good refreshing sleep
every time"
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-01-13
Hoz[N Ezl/os

=
feet. second story is feet, Of base
ment feet.
The foundation will be rubble stone,
16 inches thick. The siding will be
narrow o. G., laid az inches to the
weather. The gables will be orna-
mented with composition carving, and
square butt shingles.
The interior will be finished through
out with hard white plaster, soft wood
floors and trim. The stairway is to
have an ornamental newell post and
balusters. The kitchen and bath
room will be wainsccted All of the
interior wood work will have the
grain filed stained to suit owner, and
finished with hard oil. The siding and
shingles will be painted yellow. Trim
mings and composition carving are to
be painted white, three coat work
All printing must be done just as soon
as the carpenter leaves the work and
all frames must be primed before be-
ing set into their respective places.
The veranda and side porch floors and
ceiling are to be oiled.
The ssizes of the rooms are as fol-
lows: Parlor, 12x12h feet; sitting
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ms 700.

Willis-I loaned Brown my new silk.
umbrella. Do you think he will lose Il?
Wallace-Oh, no; you are the one
who'll lose it, Brooklyn Life.
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MARIE--sT had nine proposals at tn
beach" Mertie-"How disagreeably per
sistent a summer acquaintance can ber'-
Puck -
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TIE OwNER.-Stranger- owns thi
storea' Office Boy-"The boss says l dc
but ! don't.n-Detroit Free Press.
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| said Welsh judge to a poor criminal. land
hope it may prove warning to you."-
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SOMETIMES when a man airs his views he
raises breeze.-Lowell Courier.
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COMING events cast their shadows whether
they ever come or Dot.-Young Mems Era.
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AConyeuient Faahion.

Mrs. De Fashion-Did You take the
medicine the doctor ordered?
Small Daughter-Yes. an it was
horrid.
Mrs. De Fashion-Did you take a
spoonful?
Small Daughter-N-o; took fork
full. Spoons is out of fashion. you know,
mamma.-Good News.
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that enter and those which accumulate
within the body win be vigorously opposed
and expelled II the liver be active. To keep
the liver active take DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets Health depends greatly upon regu-
larity Of habits.
WILLIAM RAMJcH. Of Minden. Ksayn<u ca
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WE forget the sunlight when we notict
the shadow.-Ram's Horn.
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We will give 800 reward for any case Of
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
Il. j. CHENEY e. Co /, Proprs., Toledo, o.
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OLD GENTLEMAN-ssSo you'd like to be
come my son-in-law!' Mr.. Harduppe-
Eyes, sir; if you can afford it."-Brooklyn
Life.
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TEMPTING child to do wrong Is as much
Q sin as shooting at a man with gun.
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FIattery.

We oft call flattery soft SOAP
And this Is the reason why:
We readily detect In each.
The presence of<she I've.