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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-30
Harper's Bazaar
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HOW Is THIS ?

Something uuaque ever IL 'heEe days Of
mammoth premium ulIrrs. is lBe iElest eE0rt
ot Stafford 5 MagsElpe. SeE ToEk monthly
ct bnsne AMI reDrrl' reading
The Frupgs5liol a. 10 send LIE AsgaEiBe
oae grs- lcr on 6ulia-. lhe regain sEBscTiT.-
s1o- Frar1, and az ail1aaa 90 send esUh sRs-
se-1bs- fslg-Gu. eomPie1- n0Fsls during tbe
leclFe Dol1b= one eaca weeE-
THINK Ct1r IOa receive BsE and COD
rse5~ new. Icy maj, pes psj2. eFeEv wetE
fu- a5iF-twu veEks~ ana la aa5f3iun yUu Cef
sae magazine once q mous11 Gcr s@t3ve inorlas
aI} 3er- oBa dollAr lris al a1Eer whicE ibv
publishers can Uu3y aIu-i 10 maxi ia The con.
a5eHt e1prclaaIoa Of getting 4 hundred lhuG-
, sand Beer su1seri0ers-
among lss aulhugs az lbr coming seFies
ar WIskss CulItEs, WElIrr BesaEI, Mr. OIL
paaur, assr Cecil Lay, Flosenee MsrrYai-
AulbUry IruIsupt =. Conan Dgy.c. Mss
4 braddog, Csplaiu Mar~yEt, Mss TAscEery and
, sairs ; ems II 2u- Wlsa 10 taEe alyaulage
1 Ct 2h3s unusaEl opportunity, send one dollar
] Goz Stafford : NaEHEiD- one year Iour hrsl
+ cngry q tbe ua@aEI. and EoRr hre; nuIhuef
g OE the nj s-lvo nos g4- lugla each Wreh g hich
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rEtrNsFlETIlLETmENEE
IA Yauuz lsa8y NFhe Has g AarT8v Escape
Prem GsaVigtlBD


81 I,0us E1Shls 5EsszaoozaT-
s,Stor5es .aF conviction OF cirEarast&1f-
nal rvfasnee ara rife ia the law books
anil have aHorasa thu plot of many .
moved saia Is BaRsrling, of New
York. st the E4inac}l. "a very sad rase.
NOT ~ CON vie7iun, hat almost a> haa. an
gts resu3.~- ,rrrrrol ma New York rBccntl,-
IA vuuuz LADY 81 Eefngmgna- a stranger
in fhc Cgrv. obtain,sa cIEF1oyTuC1.. in a
reuriemau's family Onr Of bCI TuPits-
a rfr7 y. vnzrs oh. Iosl GiamoHd rTHE-
II vas 10 The desk Of the goverDess. Sh=
acglEr,,l SIN, had net seFp at sInc, II was
last an thr g5TT~ hand. bnt she was
/ has7bs,a a5f ru tias. ToInhs. alrJ. Hnshlr to
give gpuuJ. was kcnv there sevcra. days
svl,nssa. eo thu compantoaslss7. ol 1be
r,as- aeursvrsl pE he sex. Shs VA
t7,bra 20 CauT1 al 1he BlacR MaTla ws1s
. ncErs~, anG white woman. tetA
convicted lclops. gazing Ia. l'e snnsoue,>.
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was rcnu5Bes-. Tn r7.>orrslu- wines
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E1E.Ca2hell. Of Galtiaurc, la Recent
aFsIhle in a llsetltrsE 5oaE1,al recommends
all, and es9recialIg, yFes.b Fps,EszsBss, a., Ca1
3saEoEe uctiEnE 40 slreR- Eeszys- LAS
sG tlla o7'izi0a Ihat Essisrig dHHnS the
long interval lzsiNeza Supper aBd bFazk-
Ias1. ana especially the eaaaPbega emp5a-
ness Of Lbe s1ua-acA aEE3u- s8s.ap. adds
zRraals- Ia The aHsaaEg of eHEacERG 5pg.,
s8seEI3essness. and ssc8eza7 WraRoEoss Es
re s4Esl Issg7et- FisEssss4sr:gyv StReisss 1bsa1
ia tlls as0dy tlseEs as 4 perpetual ntlisiEssz-
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The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-10

Thsre Is an American desert E0re
Islszk ami drso3asr aal famisbea than
ever western wind CT EzvcDiB- UO}f
howled urr-. Arruss IT. arid T1Gzes
capital Rufis iGs 6abby iavyls. IL deadly
gerll. and ribI,cTs like AL idiot absoU1 the
SCENERY and 1he suBsgt, and lalvoy EasPs
and yeiPs and staggsEs, and wigh drg
tapgne pTptrualne. Snaps a. friend and
foe like a mad dog Il rueks with the
hlsed Of millions yzho els have bsuEl
stars in crown of 5ssas Christ. 1t
rTbiBoBs w5Ih the lsones Of lnuoueut We
anon anu lItt3e children dragged thither
from orr very altar br the greedy Ue.s-
aBouthegI Jaell Of two hundred aad iisty
ta8Rsaad saloons, pEoEsgEos. bv The law.
tibenuc. th, F,urlsJloa Of IsvIu- usCu. tbe
WRATH OF trod for ,-ieI@ts. aarrusfs and
unoruonury rubis. v5rrae ANA W. nave
.l,agu tlucIug frogn Il, o. GalgcIag about
Indications 5scaugagao4 Hrcs, g- drinking
-gr1Be ANA yral5slEz- tRls~ Gaals uE ilu0anseil
gold Ihc HaBl C { FelsaNaL writes ugusR
tgsc wall of Tho world ia laruluG 1c1tnrs.
ssFrapaEr ye the va OF tae LlorL The
lEgDoC Graiar Uaght Ia Gae. ana any
politics OF zay rollgaoE lAz: Fse'sEIoBcs
O. 5gBoBcs thai 0aghJ Il dlc- Jts.- and ID
burned with Il N the alBlltllu Of The sings
highway -8BI jtrsi5as--vIsssz e & 7sa'Erg
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-10

Fshenll like to raIl attention 20 the
fasf that wbile silsnt ia 1hc church ON
4hs iryt iav Of the weeIs 1t 3'as heon the
hss3. pggr0sative e8 1VEsEasa 70 AID an
kes7iias alive the sp5rit -aui3 FraUrlce OF
feliE4an during the remaining six
~ Fsfsgg Parmnr.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-10
sheriff. Sale,
Twelfth Judicial District Dguft, Parish oi
.EalrasfHu. Sszta og IgssHiBiAaz--N0- lea4s.



Eher Cameron u. "A. i. . Reid 81 A..
T0YyTRTITE pf "a 7sr8saf 13UEI JEelAs tSsnrat
u zra7 to M directed BY the bhUurshle
F.arT- Aforesaid. have SEIZED, and VII o1isT
for s1lu- A. uuhIiE aHEtiaD, 80 fhe last &Ilt
hgshEsE bidder A. tire eaIFt haBse door OF thiS
uzrish. 5n she city Of Lake ChsEles- La-r on
Saturday. august IIflI, 1924,
hreu-rr7 legal hnurs. the #o1lsEinE described
z-rpr-rv. s5rua'giI ia shE Parish nf Jhieas''5ur
/ state aF LsupisInna- sn3 described As follows,
! tawls- -
( Tha esss half Of GBa santhWEEt quErtC- az
! sar-i1u rWpHyv-EsZ F96A. and she eAst hEat "i
! IN, anufbeas1 gHaEaE- OF section thlTt3 ave
/ sCs. township ru-n ~ sButb- Oi range "h-v''F'
/ in zFst- containing 100 sCEes. NOR o. Do -
-zrsshE- With al tbe improvements. rt1 '@,
zszYs- and privileges - lae SGEnr belong ~
/ rT IN uzy- 18Ev 5ETIsUTtaiE5Eazs thGTe1u-
SgiEea unaBr SAi3 wit.
TEHws,-This being the second 1lle77HZ taa
aaavc described property vi. Ds sE3"
vrhatFvg- ID Will hiring 1B 3 CTe3i O. ." EE
gpRrsbk purchaser 10 furnish b0D0 vft1 ''-
aFrsG sravarF scGUrtTV AND special EDu-2En- .N
abe reaE property sold. viii etEtr TNF- ''n'
IT. auuuul interest from lasfs Ru9sl pals -
I and 1sves EuDauB7inC 70 &5Sl0- mo- o.
t-7. Fsa pail rssh out 6f T1Tsee hil.
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sheriff sale


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L13gaasa=Er salEe a AsssGssssaE ~ Lss'+
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NJ 10
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-10

The Christian ERdeavog CuuVSEtlon
held In Cleveland in Iuly represented an
enrolled membership Of ruvo millions and
numbered fagty tlsoassU3 persons,
tuapty Thousand having eulDe in sI'l1e
s. the strike from aHEsisio the BUCEEye
State Almssr every Protestant de
naHiaation was represented yanRsy Illan
g,slna present in laTggs naEllaEs, siIhengh
sauag women were ia the Raa5uElty- Al
cid Ids Of Oar acquaintance went down
tas aisle 0f her hoEne church at the oAWs,
afa great scEmua by her nNs10r- mHT
aauriag tn herself, u has 81 lseen said
1T has all lpeeu fsaig-HgE 5f has oct 10 b
s5sHg. This may be called q raHgh TuE
.tisFing uf the christian 1saatlesvOr motto
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-10

Toe liquor 5raf8e IS 8he Eass-rut Of
civilization. Saloons aEc Rae progeny ct
a7t5os. b5sFayei by FsT1y- politics. Zach
hssase Of congress sill has q saloon
Gar ss>oldIcT's Homes are still iHs1ltW-
tianaI drink shuPs. At our military Tasts
to-day enlisted laEn IN n-Hnifnrn are de
aaIlsii to do Fs5rsal satg-- serving drinks
at the eaBtoeu bar, In consideration OF
the payment by 1t Of a3ssut one-thiDl Ot
the pul,Iic reveaue. tha liEu0E TRAFFIC re-
mains our sovereign industry. censor oi
anr press, o0nrrul}eU Of oHr auauoss. and
-BnoiEEaior Of Uur Pollg8Es- Christian
ussauercs still lights darkest 4fEica v5lh
the hlne hall-6re eff a3eaAoI ami bEaia o.
q race fsr wick.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-10

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A=TR D,NNEz ORATORS

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am Ta8e EGEgEr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15
BRIGHA B rs.

In the White Mountains.-''By Jove. what
a superb view there is from hera.' said viii
kins.
Yes" SAID Dawkins. Tell me one of your
jokes now, will you? l fancy l could see it IN
here. '-Harper's Bazaar.
Charles, you INST co what I tell Won
When l was little Chl4u Ike you l was al
ways good ana obedlent."
- m glad to know tnat, mamma. and YOU
may De sure that III say the same to nv
chlidte when l have any. ''-Fliegende Blaet,
ter.
III catch the society reporter of the Ar
istocrat's Own III larrup him"
What's he been doing now2''
He says. Mr.. Ritemeup gave dinner
dance on Friday at which n1moer of We'll
known people were assent. '"-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Bibbs (meditativeIy)-1 suppose if they
should happen some Of h 9se days to elect a
genuine genuine farmer arm to the presidency that"
Bibhs--That the ship of state would then
be stored by The tiller of. the soIl.-Bufalo
Courier.
Mr.. Meeker-It erieVes me sorely my son,
to learn that yoa tell QRtr1tls. slalle Wash
lngton for tample. BE never found 1t nee
esSary to lie.
Junior Meeker-I know it. father but in
ms day there wash anything to lie about.
he never red to trade an aIrgun for bi-
cycle.-Washington star
Willie Winter-Please. mamma. NAV 90
down to the rink this afte noon:
Mrs Winter-You foolish child. don't Won
know that they are not open in the summer
time,
Willie W.-Oh yes, they are mamma: I
heard papa tell Mr.. Joyce this morning that
he had beautiful skate yesterday.-New
York Herald.
Did you tell the new girl of our custom,
my dear, OF deducting the amount of her
breakage from her wages at the end of her
month";
Yes I did"
And what did she saw"
She didn't say anythn NJ. She broke six
glasses, tive plates ana the soup tureen.
packed her valise and skipped. Harper S
BaLar.
Passengers by the railways tip guards and
porters, but seldom give a tho light to the en-
glne drivers one of whom tells this story: a
gentleman gave half crown to the ard
with request that he would do his test to
make up for lostt M. as he wanted to catch
parllc lar train at a junction. When the
junction was reached the train in question
was steamlng out Of the station, whereupon
the passenger annoyed, went to the driver
ana sad; I think, driver, you might have
enabled me TO get my train
An, SIR replied the driver You creased
the wheels az the wrong end of the train. -
LOnQOn strand Magazine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15
Bravery Helf the Battle

There was once wise goat, says writer in
st. Nicholas. Oae day he took refuge from a
cave by running into the first cave he saw. 1t
proved an excellent shelter. but it belonged to
a lion; and soon the goat heard the lion com.
ing home.
aha remarked William Goat to himself,
thls Is place OF where wit S Of more use than
sharp hornS.' And when the lion came in he
found the goat calmly stroking his card.
HOW very lucky!' exclaimed o d William.
l.st as the Hoa was about TO spring upon
- lucky" said Leo, stopping half way, ''tor
me. Eou mean"
mot at all answered William: Il mean
lot myself. 1t is IN place to n lions.
i never heard Of su, n III q" answered
the hon, laughing scornfully.
-, Very likely not, replied the goat But
men m not an ordinary goat. am the lion
hunt NJ kind We are rare. but there are a
lew or Us still left. made a vow that womb
XIII ten lions this week, but they are scarce,
ana SO tar have slain MY five. You will be
the sixth"
the lion with pretended Zero .ity. Not expect
ing the attack, the lion turned and ran out.
NO sooner was William the goat sue that
the lion was at a distance than he starred of
too. but in another direction. Meanwhile Leo
met JacHal, and told him about the story
the goat had made up
/, What nonsense =, said the jackal, bursting
into a roar of laughter. why, / know old
William Goat well. lie is no tiercer than apv
other goat. Come with me, ana we II ouicE ~
make an end OF him. " 80 they turned back
toward the cave and soon finding the goats
trask Ks: they made after hlm at top speed.
william Cont luckily caught sight OF them
before they saw him
Now said he to himself II must make
believe harder than ever. or all is lost"
Ihereupon he turned around and ran toward
his pdrsuers at fun speed. AS soon as he was
near enough to be plainly heard he cried out
IN as angry tone as he could put on:
why, Jackal. how is this: | told Won
needed nve lions, and here you bring me only
this little one"
At TINS Leo was again overcome BY fright,
and he on-c mo took TO his paws iowa I'd
the oeepest part OF the Jungle. The acka!
called alter him IN vain, and, being really a
coward, did not dare to fale old William
Goat alone
SO William arrived safe at home. to the
great JOY OF Nanny and the little kids.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15
PERSONAL.

William Alden Smith, republican candi-
date for congress in the Fifth Michigan dis
triet began his business life as a newsbOy
ana popcorn agent at Dowagiac.
c. s. Bushnell Of Connecticut. who fur
nlshed the money necessary for the builllI g
OF the Monitor, and carried out in full the
IDEAS OF Its inventor. e Ohm Ericsson, IS stlll
hVlng anC enloSing good health.
The pope complains that Vatican affairs
were never so bad as now. The sums derived
from the St Peters pence are very small, in
spite OF many pilsr.mazes, aud the IN
ZONES from the papal possessions are mucn
queen Victoria has decided TO postpone her
projected cruise among the Inner Hebrides
and her trip through the Caledonian canal
untlI her mkt summer visit TO Z almoral, and
Lne eXpealtlon wiz PROBABLY be made next
year al Wh1tsuntide
Nine. Bazaine and her family are in the
dlrest poverty. The last resources of the
marsnal's wife were spent in an attempt to
recover from the Mexican government her
properly, which had been conuscaled by
FreSloent Juarez on count Of her marriage.
In an interview in an English weekly paper
Mr.. Ben Davies. the SINGER. says: From the
musical point Of view 1 must confess that the
amer, people are considerably in advance
OF US, and he added thar this was POSSIBLY
owing to the German element n the United
states.
Minister DENLY, who left san Francisco on
Saturday for his post at Pekin. took occasion
to deny the trith OF the roma- tic story re-
Gently puohsned to b efe.t that he would
retire II his son COLL be given his place he
sad however. that his son is soon coming
nome to be married.
The engagement is reported of Nine. Lii
Ian Nordica, the prima donna, and Zoltan
Dome, young tenor, who distinguished him
sell at Bayreuth this s8mIIe Nine nor
dlca former husband was Frederick 4
Tower OF roFlue &c who was lost n bal
loon ascension from Havre In 1888.
Prof. w. NJ Ramsay OF the University of
Aberdeen, Scotland. will lecture at Harvard
University. the Union Theological Seminary.
ana ana at the Auburn Seminary this fall it is
Or hamsay's book on - he Church in the
Roman Empire Before 10, A. D. " Viii IN won
Tor hlm the rare distin, ton OF gold medal
from Pope Leo AIII.
The story goes that when ex-Speaker Reed
was lad of Is he applied for the position of
teacher Of district school in Westbrool5. Me.
Inc supervisor 10 whom he appl ed was
named Morrlll young man of - or there
auOuJS. Morriu e mined the candidate and
gave him the school and whel the new tea her
got INTO trouble by being too strict a discipli
marian the supervisor stood by him and kent
MIN IN his position. Now ex- ,choolmaster
Reed Is helping supervisor Morrill, through
tls nj place for Morrill, is Congressman r.
I. Morrlll OF Kansas, who has served with
Keel IN TWO or three CougIe sses, and is in he
mludle OF hard contest for election as gov
ernor OF his state. Rec Is to stump for him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15
Fogg's Great Scheme.

1T was great scheme " said Fogg, with
unWonted animation, according TO the Bos-
ton transcript; "a great scheme, and but for
one thing It would have worked 70 charm. -
Reading an advertisement Of a grocer who
gave away teapot with every pound CT tea,
saId 70 Mrs, r.: Hannah, here 5 a chance 10
ger a ne" teapot for nothing. 'Wne-e* said
she. just listen TO this said I. Then l read
the advertisement TO ner; that was al that
was necessary. Twasnt 10 m nutes before
she had her things on and OF.
" nen she came ack an hour or so later
nSI rae was all aglow with colscloIS pride.
" nat 40 YOU think OF them said she.
" nat IN The thunder did you buy two pounds
o. OSs4 IOrt. says 4: we II never use 1t up.
i 0idn buy TWO pounds. said she. Then
where did you get two teapotsE said L I
LoLgnt this one. said she. What for" said
J. Lney gave you one with the pound OF tea.
Yes. said she. but on the other side OF the
street there Is a crockery store. where they
give 20 nd OF tea with every teapot that
IS bought there. 1 wasn't going to lose the
Gnan e 10 get pound OF tea for nothing. so
bought a teapot
i never was so proud Of Hannah in all my
Ire. though dldn Jet on, you know. But
she had given me an idea and l m lde up my
mind TO work it for what /; was worth; for I
saw that # properly followed up, it meant
lhab could get all nv supplies Tor nothing
mere was my wife who had already got a
gratoltous teapot and an eleemosynary pound
OF tea, and she was only woman. What
couIdn man accomplish in the same lie /:
% l SaunLered out on an exploring expedl-
ton II wasn't long before found one cigar
store where they gave quarterpound Of to-
Dacco with every pipe sold, and another where
Ihey gave with every package OF toOacco dis
posed Of brler- wood pipe.
80, 10 begin with. / mad both pipe and to-
bacco. free -ratiS for nothing. Then I 90 an
umbrella tlrOwn in with a pair OF ruu0erS,
and a pa r Of ru hers as lagnidpDe Tor an UNI
Lrella, bottle Of hair oil with hair cut and
h 1T cut with Uottlc of hair oil; porous
plaster with pound Of candy, and a pound
OF candy with porous pluSter; ana so on.
- found that l could get anything desired
without money and witho [ price all that
was necessary was to purchase something
else. 1t was great scheme. as / said in the
beginning. Hound myself in possession of
good many things didn want; out that's
nothing Everybcd has things he has no use
Tor ne scneme was good one. and it
worked we!--or it would have worked well
only or one thing"
And that was:"
My money gave out. Exasperatlng. wasn't
fully?"