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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27

Tommy studying his lesson Il say,
pa, where does the Merrlmac rise and
into what does It empty?"
PA don't know my son.
Tommy You don't kroT? And to-
morrow the teacher will lick me on ac.
count CT your ignorance.
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FOURTH OF JULY RATES.

On July 81 and 4th the Northwest
trn Line viii sell excursion tickets at
low rates to local stations within 200
miles, good for return passage until
July 9th, 1875, inclusive. For tickets
and full information apply to agents
Chicago x Northwestern Ry. lt29
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal AIidwinter Fair. San Francisco
Whore RacheIors Are rnnnnnla

The Kalkaska bachelors prepared a
big banquet at a church benefit. but
the people UP there are SO opposed to
bachelors on principle that nobody at
tended the spread and the enterprise
was a dead loss.-Grand Rapids Press.
L. L. Anthony, ExPostmaster of Prom
ise City, Iowa, says: ~ bought one bot.
tie Of Mystic Cure, for Rheumatism and
took two doses of 1t did more good than
any medicine [ ever took" Sold by T. {
Buerstatte, Druggist, ManitOwoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27
To Garry Malls on Steam TricycIes.

w P. Miller, Of Ukiah, Cal, received
. telegram recently announcing that
ac was the successful bidder for the
mail route between Ukiah and Harris.
Harris is ninety miles north. Mr.. Mil
ler's bid Of S7,777 was over 500 less than
the other bidders. Mr.. Miller is dis
posing Of all of his other stage lines
now and will give his whole attention
To tIc Ukiah and Harris route. He has
placed an order for two six-horse-pow-
cr gasoline tricyCles. which he will use
instead OF horses Mr.. Miller says the
trirycles work finely. He expects to
have them here soon. Mr.. Miller's con-
tract runs for three years. This is the
only stage line in the United States
which VIII be run by steam tricycles,
and the experiment will be watched
With interest all over the country.
They will have room for passengers
and mail, and will have speed Of from
three TO twelve miles per hour. The
route these machines will be placed on
will give them i thorough test, as there
IS q great deal Of mountain road to
travel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27

Malice s0metlmes attacks It's victims
by giving them uudue praise, trusting
10 the future for bad results.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27

Bentv0lencc is charity restrained b.
calculation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27

Lie would be dull sort of an affair il
1t were not for its contrasts.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27
UNDER Nc.

g. & w. Frazer have put in a complete
stock of undertaking Goods ard all or
ders in that line viii receive prompt at
entlop. Day and night calls attended to
Nc.ll If North Eighth ST.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-06-27

Local Anaesthetics used for
painless extraction of teeth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
store 81 ]Derfauien.

Der lluterieifn,it blctct ictncn Siorc,
9r6Fe 22x24 nil &olrutb al @elcrui Uter-
danbiie, rcsglciten cit 9utes sSobnbnus
Al einem SorQalu 4,leiie sum aauien an.
Cine quite 8rlcacutclt iur CuIcn Senilftn
ODER Toleu. WabtrCs 81 cri a8cl bet
". Z. NubrCmS,
1G-4 0oiomQsioro, CLEARS go, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
Spre6-Saaf.

- Nicnrn9ua uno N:u gorf baben
benielben 5Idbsnlnbll', no nIl5 $4,000
Guooratmellen.
- Sn elmer nlter nGbii niger ghtps
nif" III 5Ollenoes ~ leltn: ,Nnno 1874,
OILS Die Bayern IN Der 6ehuns 9elessu.
puroe Don ben JrnuSoien Der Haa urs
tsrminirt uno ssiprena'. wpbei lib
ohtsehu Yerioner apriter 9einbuns
umiameu. Gls bic Wlne ansejinbet,
1T reben 4noeren aut Elm SoIoaten.
fpelb in Die Guft aslnlt iporosn. cine
Nderldnse welt obue Staocn 81 8ooen
sefalsn. pieoer aui9'itancen uuo unusr.
isbrt baupn sesanssn. Sli ater org
seidimpft uno 1T arg itI'mmer 9aune
setueit."
- 8artOfslu iino Qearsrnpd!tis i'm
Often 70 ibeuer. BOB es lit bcinbli. iOlds
aus Oregon oortbiu ~ ih den. Der
niebrlss Yreis Der aacicffsln IN, Der
qrose Ycrratb bapon III ben Stnaten ON
Sti1en Ocson baben SpHfulnnten per.
anlas'. iirSlid Ssbu Bnasonlaouuaen
nat 0ep Yorf su ihlden. Die bort iebr
bsreitmiIlse Nbuabme ianoen. DIE
Senounaen mereeu nun iortaeleBt fpers
ben, bis bic 9relis I'M 8eien fisisen.
aud Der Yeriud nit Der Senbuns BON
@iern nad benz Often bot iih OILS isbr
lobnenb erpieien uno piro U,eoert OF
uercen. Der Yreis Der Gier betrdst
in Oregon sesennartis a4t Gents bas
Dubsnb. miro aber o1ns Jrase balo
itei9en.
= Nud nad ben reueit;n 8erihten
ino bic beutiten Smsu6ael in Der @e.
aeno bon Yortlouo IN Oregon gutter
Dmse. Dieie Y0sel babeu i,d srbb
isntbells in bieiem 5riibiabr uisoer
piinttlit BON ibrer &s,e nlh Dem Si.
ben einssite0t uno ib'ineu fid in Der
neusn Seimatb saus pobl au flblen,
NuBsr oeuiiten 90 Ieln 'olen iebt in
Oregon aut iopan'i pe Budieln elnse'
biiraert iperoeu, pelhe @opltdn @eorse
Yope in Yurtlano iomnen lieB. CT Dol
oieielben berrn 5rant Soiiiuhr iiberse.
ben, Der lie in ieinen Bo3elbouie am
Cornell, Berse untsrbgahte. Die nsuen
@GIte dbnsln ben ornt'dsn 0adteln,
Bo'iiubr mirb iis bieitn CONNER briter
lafien uuo fe baun NIT ibrsm Na4.
wuds loslaGen. SOii. MI d bot er b.
NIT ebenio Grfols. ple nit BEN Gus.
ieBeu 9inefi9sr Juiautn. bic iebt in
Oregon gut %iortiOmmsu ioClen.
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4. d. @atfius.

am Satire 1868 ttaann 6Srr Z, ". Ndtitns init
Ter 1atrtiatisu res IT. Wdrts ointment. SATIRE
lana music tr I'D ttnftltpptn NIT bdtrintttn Vltt'
ttlr, isirt aanIt araft tdbtt aut's Spitl isBtnt une
mantmal an tenn Grfel8r rtrlrttttiue, EMILIO aett
aslana ~ tim tie GrftnI IN 8runttr, ealntt Elm iat.
Itntts Stitait luf,utdutn, ure tr udttt ten Rds
men DR.. gpare's" ~ ttntr 6dustaltures StrCn.
uuua in Iaultnem rem trautsu Seine. gDabrtut
al tttitn ianasn Sdtrtn ts ftrtun arttt.
ttns unt Martens ta6tt 6trr Udt'tus mr. Etnta
earau tat WdurU I'D 70 ssrarftn fSnntsn tn Stiua
aui ttts Nettsprinitr, ts ~ uuttrnttntn, TIN lttnts
tdaftts ~ %btrauttu une ~ ptriuttn tie Bruttt
f,iutr tbtnstanatn drbttttu ttniutttmftn. On ttdtr
6iuNbt abu nuftt az tt trdurtss 6rtatruna ma
t,n eat az I'D gttdufbt sattt. On ptrfttcetntn De.
asutt bee gaRtu tauttGn B~ceus.Gstnttu dui
rtltt Wtetitutn antpttu, he ia atrast 10 gut ale
ti, ven Ir. Mart ettr ale teNtn ttatnt drp rttitr
rrturd taufa HE 8uuetn trrrattutrt ruIetn, tnttm
Ns tahttu, Ft taufttn ben ctttr arttttl. I'M eatti
fsia 6tf6dft "a ftustr uns hem am Belle stBanatntT
Sttrus psr,uttustu, tduitt 6trr Ndt'trs zen MO
arb gDare tas %r,ltarptt Rttt, fttnsn Nintu ala
lratt.Wari FUR time rsat ausrdtl an Vltttitnen ~
atbrauttn unit lief ti,ftlbt tn her Der. Siddten Va
lent Sffict inter- Re. q. $50 rtatfrtrtr.
4ut aunttn fne titrmit ttfudt, tdril' 81 ittn
tas DIR Narts" .gpdtfius" une a%9ptnend" ast H.
Ter Rlafbt ttnetblairu une aut ltttm uHlldiae &C
sruat Rnt unt I'd nttts luttt,s stu Gin itatlfs'
Subfitut atttn ~ laHtn.
8. ", p"sttirs Wtettdl0s.Z
he ~tinIts,u unit d~atintstn Rattcl3tr sen J "
apatftns unit Ritar Wdrt Wtnsnd, pttnn
=. 4. YS0lfe ~ Ter sa'n' tsr stta'1s Ssa"
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0uteS 2Qu0-Ytut9.

st ta6s In gpassua Gsunts, Winnrsta uno UNI
stasre 100. 900 acres VifenbabnIanesrttsn,
Srl,s une Wtsftnline ~ p~trfdutsn. Ett
prttis fue nm 10 yrp,tnt ~rteujirt rpretnl nm Nn.
fsolsr ~ trmuttistn. @sstnrdrttst prttit SAW
$3.50 psr Gttr. RANGE 3atlunasirtf une nttfriss
gpatrsnh Der Itsttn 0 w'prite taetn tp lo
Ran atrsHirt an v. Warrasi UaftHa' psinn;
(9rpasnt eitfs Stitpna) h"iS
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90 maa fur Sud, aleidb aut ,etu.

Serr 5ieo. Wluer BON @ruIns Suls
nols ibreibt, BOB er an elmer e~rniten
acknowledgements mebrere Sabre lang
lit uno babei srOBe SdmerSen IN lei
rem HiidsH 81 e,traseu haite, tpte ouh
onB is,ne Ylaie %araeariffm mar. 81
uerubre pcrinleoene l%osenannie ,8los
nep" Wittel obsr obne @rfols. Dor els
nem Sabre besnnn er, electric Buffers
~ aebrnuten uno er iano ioioriise Gins
oeruna. electric Buffers III beioroers
oaruah oQe 2sber. uno Hlerenfrantbeis
ten 81 better, uuo bdufis 1T bic Sslluns
cine ,Oiortlse. Gin 8eriud wito Die
@ahrbe I oes 8eiastsu bsitdiisen. Yreis
uur so Gta. fir etne arobe 5laihe. gu
bob II in 8. Z. Suhn's NpOihete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
OcSct Was Oct GongreB
WV, getban hat.

9oourt wurocG W. 6 ooper 8eSpun'
aen, 9ierbe Al 10 Cts. al beidla9er. Dor
6erbrf uno geihIn9eu ~ 20 eents; atpel
ilr IS Gents. Neue eiien 30 2ents oGs
stAd, 8orccrbui uuo Stoe 8el9bts so
Gents. Sin Get fir Il 80, uno ale Nrten
Ylua 8aseu uuo Bug8p Nrbett ME alb
aIaemeine Shmieoedrbett 81 perbaltnlBs
maBt0 8criugeu 8retien gu psrrthten: Us
merbeu euh bon % bis 80 Yroaent eripart.
Pile Nrbelt garauttrt. Yeriaumt ntdt, BET
ms porSuipre6en. penn tbr Nrbeit tbnn
loiieu mont. Sesiuiti9t ben Setter IN ben
Yreiieu. 9de o 7. Noenue uno |. StraBe
iIelid, Dem Spernbauie 9%e9ennber, q.
glpuo, U(Inn. 4lpa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25

|iiih.
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7:l5pm.
aid
! unt Ct.
|rrCdrrItf
iCut Gltr
81
Nalifr,A,
pTiHtrR'
Stftrrd'
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|CtC.
fprlis nit
uro tSnV
IA ipaa9rns
I'M tfGtr
|cue, Clrtn
Eu fGtCr.
h IN SCdtt.
"a, @lasfi,
nab
gpCnGtctc,
|umttd uup
tttur ate
Fsr Natfr,
|rut, Vii
linn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
WtufomMen.

neiB Elm Bort % SonnenslanS
= 0urhleuhtet uuo burborunsen,
Gin 8ort, ais pte bon Hoien gang
9urhouftet uno umIhlunSen,
yin ionnia Wort, ein 10 onnt9 Wort,
Sell Inn, Der es pernommen
uuo benz bas touet, fort uno fort
8pn tbeurem Wuno : Niufommen!
8, 3%auberwort! 8ie mabnt oein SLANG
In ales Stride. SiBe,
Nn GenS, on Jreuoe, an 4eIang,
Yin 3ino uno 6reuoesgriBe.
Weloolid nirit ou Sum @eotdt,
Bonn Sbr Der Gieb' uernommen,
Eun 5eitss oiht, rueun Giebe ipriht
9as 3auberpprt WiQfommeu.
q, ou bit pie bic Nattisau
9abeim in oeutihen Guen,.
Su Bit Der Siebe WOnneidau
Zen w annern uno ben 5rauen.
Sci Ienen itets Elm 5reuoentport.
Die @roBes unternommen,
Gel alles Gole tort uno fort,
SIM 8aterlano nilfommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-25
GrmIoete Jrauen.
lie 9ausirau, Der 6armer inb bic Nrbei.
ter In allen geruisarten.

grihluffuns oes Neroeniphems beim
Seranuahen oes 5ribiabres 1T cine En-
giebise EueQe o characterization
9as mloe @efibl, nelbss bic natirlite
5olse Der eriblafenoeu 8irtuna bes
tparmen Wetters slei9 nod Der beleben
ben adlte oes Binters 1T, perihninoet
ibneu uab Der @%iuuahme BON Be,ru no.
2auienoe be3eu9en tdslld oeiisn unbes
5ablbare wObltbatise 8irfuns. 9lQ9e.
meme gritloHuns, oumpfe, itpere gm
pInounsen, anoaueruo miibes @eiibl,
NIT unreselmdBisem Ippetit uno man9'
nal Shla1ofsfelt. Besru no eiauei
iih fur ole oisie 5dqs uns it elmer ieoeu
Notwithstanding oieier 2rt serpad
len. Ye-rusna belebt oas SpItem, Der
iiinst bic 8eiibls. itsat ben ncrmulen
appellt uno Den rs%selmaBlsen Sdlai
mIeoer Der.
Dies ermattste @eiibl 1T Defenders
SutreHeuo bel Der Sausirau sur 5rib.
iabrsSelt--ie if idwap, matt, erit6pii
uno 9lleoerlabm. IS aisbt 1au,euoe
bacon iberal. Glnl9e 5laidn Ye.rus
no wiiroen fir ie cine pabre 8obltbai
ielr. als Elm Belebunssmittel uno ster
uenftarter bat es ni6t isines slsidsn.
IS buu, Die Neruen uuf, itarft bic Cir
culaiiOn oes Slutes uno felt Den Zip
petit uno bic Ssroauuns iofOrt ipIeoer
Der Seine itpate 5ruu ioQte obne
Ye III na iein.
GIN itOu luuitrirtes Sampblet lber
5rnhlubrs Weol5inen piro tOfenirei
p~erianot uou Der Besru no Drug Wta
nuinctur,ns Company. Columbus, ..
5iir Elm freles BUD lber 8rebs aorsis
lire man Or. Sartman, Columbus, 3.
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- Die Sabres.@ pnpentlon Der Npai.
item in ben Yer. Stanien uno Canada
miro ON IA Nai in Utllpaufee abae
balleu peroen. Dor Arrangements Co
mite bat ansebllh bic Geriiheruus er'
bnltsn. oaB 400 bis 500 9eleaaten bort
eintrefsn uno idmntlide Staaten Der
Union usrtreten meroen. Gle tueiliden
Ynbuen habsn bic 5abrprelie aui Ii bes
%sep0bnlitsn Brelies fir bic &unbreiie
fstseiest, uno 8abnseieaiduitsn in an
oeren 5beilen oes 2anoes iino ibnen oa.
rim seiolst, ODER baben bop bic Yreiis
ermdBlet.
Nidt peni9er oils 17,S65,7l4
Binosl Banansn iino i'm uOrlsen Sabrt
Don Der BeuOlferuns Der Ser. Staten
uersshrt wOroeu. @elieiert wuroen Il,
Don Sdmulca, Gubu, Scnouaras. go:
lumbla, Nlcnrnsua unb Gotta &ica uni
5par IN 1876 Sdrfslaounsen. 9l
Jruhtbdnoler srnnrten elue nod ueite'
itei9enoe Glnfubr, mas bel Der YlQiefel
oteles Sb,ie5 tp0bl ertlarllb ut. Sl
Suoirihte biyesrn iib I'm NOrben meb'
uno mebr tin, ols @rias hes einbeimi
ihen Sbfes, numentllh Der Nepiel, DOL
oenen ons Nuslano bsreits 9rOBe Wen
gen obio,birt.
- Die 5sitlidteiten ouldBllc3 De
gr0inuna Ses N~oroofiet.g canals begin
men ON Is. Sum- nit benz pOn Der Stab
Samburs sesebenen Neite. Nbenos lin
bet Seleudtuus Der @lbsuier itatt, Dor
OUT erfolst bic Jabrt ourh ben aant
unier 5ibruns oes 8alieribiffes 30
beuSoIern". Sn 8euosburs plrb Sta
ton esmadt uno 8aruoeererciren Dor
senommen. Im 10. Sum erfolst 8e
srii6uua Der SdIffe, Die ben 8anal pa
iirt hnben, ourb bic in 8lel ueriammel
ten @eidwaoer. 9aran idlisBt iib b.
ShluBitelnleauus ourd ben &oiier IN.
Die Bdnoesilriien, uno Der Gmpian
unb Die Sepirtbuns Der 5iirtlidfelte
uno Die fremoherrliden Sniciere OUT be
n0Chen5ouern" uno Dem y&Onie 8ll
belm".
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aarl 4ropp .
0cbriiOcr GrDpp,
3au= Contrattorcn
3e3 1t. @ermainarabe.

sRotcu apItcuauinld9c. iir atrfen; S9ll.
len. HcIipcn5eu, @Cltnitsblods, Nrhueu
rtc. .pcsGlcidGu 0erfduicr auer Sorien
Solf. S ciueut uno ioritr9cn Snnmatcrial'eh'
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Wm oas Yublifnm.

gtr mOhteu ale oarauf au'meriiam ma
den, Dab mir I'M 8eihaite limb uuo ms i'm
Sopt Ylod al 6. Nuenue ilioltb nteoer9es
laIieu haber. 3apsStren, Nrltreiheu oor
Sauisrn uro autihcu iopie Shtloermale
rel beitens beior9t. gStr baben cine gut
Nuspabl al 6nrbeu mo 5apeteu uorrG
tbi9 uuo saruntiren Die bette Nrbett 10 btl
li9, ais lie 9etbau weroeu lam. 8roBtt
3uirteoeubett Suaciihert. Spredt bel ms
Dor uuo iiberSeu9t cu6!
17-5 SarIano * e m RI 0 n.
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cit aue tie aatsiaru Gstrttn luT Vienna S'm'"'
'tas g,nt, nae he tattu i'm SterauatW'
WuS's PIpd. a.. @srmainnraBe
SUVtC. 81, 9leue, u'tnn
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-03-02
Asphyxia by Electricity.

According to Prof. j. Kratter, of
iraz, who has for some time been per
forming experiments on the effect of
electrical shocks on animal life, death
is most usually caused by sudden ees-
sation of respiration and consequent
s~uffocation. During the suffocation
the heart continues its action. If the
asphyxia lasts more than a certain
time, about two minutes, the heart
stops, this being a secondary phenome-
non. Generally speaking, the animals
used-cats, dogs, rabbits and mice
were not easily killed by 100000
volts alternating. The danger appears
to lie in the w system, and to de-
crease with the amount of brain de-
velopment. Frequently death occurs
by m~omentary stOppage of the move
ment of the heart, but a slow cessa-
ton of the hearts action, such as has
been observed in cases of human death,
was never observed. In no case was
any anatomical alteration observable
to which death might be attributed,
but there are sometimes LESSONS, break
ing of blood vessels, and the diagnosis
is rendered certain by the peculiar
burning at the position of contact and
by the scape of blood from the capil-
laries, which indicates the path taken
by the Observation-Disclosures Record
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brother will be quite a swell in it," she
said. merrily.
"Why, Doris, you surely don't intend
to use that good gown in that way? 1t
is the only decent n you have for
cool DAYS" demonstrated Mrs. Turner.
Indeed, 1 do, mother. can wear
my old b~rilliantine by freshening it up
with a new facing and ribbons, and
dear old Jack shall have his outing"
But Jack will not allow you to sac
riice YOUR best dress for him, Doris"
Jack will know nothing about it. l
can easily find out his measures, and ]
know where 1 lean get good patterns. If
he asks questions I'll evade them so
skillfully he'll think we've had a sud-
den streak of good luck" the girl said,
gayly.
But it doesn't seem fair. Doris. If
Jack would give up smoking he could
soon ave money enough to buy his
clothes himself" Mrs. Turner pro-
tested.
Now, mater, dear, don't you fret
about your daughter. I'll nave such
jolly times, and chatter and beam and
smile upon people so broadly that
they'll forget o notice my shabby at
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-03-02
POWER.
Ats Quick Mastery Of the First Army Hs
Commanded.

Commanded.
who isthis Gen. Bonaparte? Where
las he served? No one knows any,
thing about him. wrote Junot's father
when the latter at Toulon decided to
| follow his artillery commander.
In the army of Italy they were ask
ing the same questions, and the direc'
tory could only answer as Junot had
done: "As far as l can judge, he is one
| of the smen of whom nature is avari.
cious, and that she permits upon the
earth only from age to age.
He was to replace a COMMANDMENTS
chief who had sneered at his plans for
an Italian campaign and might be ex-
pected to put obstacles in his way. He
was to take an army which was in the
last stages of poverty and discourage
ment. Their garments were in rags.
Even the officers were so nearly shoe
less hat when they reached Milan
and one of them was invited to dine
at the palace of a marquis, he was
obliged to go in shoes without soles
and tied on by cords carefully BACKED.
They had provisions for only a month,
and half rations at that. The Pied
montese called them the rag heroes"
Worse than their poverty was their
inactivity. For three years they had
fired off their guns in Italy only be
cause war was going On, and mo- for
any special objeet-only to satisfy their
consciences." Discomfort was such that
counter revolution gained ground daily.
One company had even taken the name
of Dauphin, and royalist songs were
heard in camp.
Napoleon saw at a glance all these
difficulties, and set himself to conquer
them. With his generals he was re-
served and severe. 1T was necessary"
he explained a~fterward, "in order to
command men so much older than nv
self: His look and bearing quelled in
subordination- restrained familiarity,
even inspired fear. From his arrival
says Marmount, Ibis attitude was that
of a man born for power. 1t was plain
to the least ~clairvoyant eyes hat he
knew how to compel obedience"
Gen. Decres, who had known Napo-
leon well at Paris hearing that he was
going to pass through T~oulon, where
he was stationed, offered to present his
comrades. Il rum he says, full of
eagerness and joy; the salon opens; I
am about to spring forward. when the
attitude. the look, the sound of his
voice, are sufficient to stop me. There
was nothing rude about him, but it
was enough. From that time l was
never tempted to pass the line which
had been drawn for me-"
Lavalette says of his first interview
with him: "He looked weak, but his
regard was so firm and so fixed that /
felt myself turning pale when he spoke
to me-" Augereau goes to see him
at Albenga, full of contempt for this
favorite of Barras, who had never
known an action, determined on in
subordination. Bonaparte comes out.
little, thin, round-shouldered, and gives
Augereau, a giant among the generals,
his orders. The big man backs out in
a kind of terror. ''He frightened me-
he tells Massena. His first glance
crushed me."-McClure's Magazine.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-03-02
HUMOROUS.

Very Likely.-He-"What would
you do if you were to lose me?" She
Lose myself in another. Detroit
Free Press.
-"De man dat's constantly slingin'
mud at his neighbors, said Uncle Eben,
'+doan' nebbah put no ashes on his slip
perry Observation-Disclosures Star.
lin your lew story what made you
put in the chapter on pirates, with all
the awful p~rofanity2' Il had just
bought a fountain pen--Los Angeles
Times.
Pride" said Uncle Eben, am ter
de chillun whut bakin' powdah am ter
cookin'. Yoh can't raise 'em right wifi
out it. but too much am gwine to Spite
fem ho'."-Washington Star.
II wonder why he married her?r
"As a bargain, l suppose, OF account
of her age" "Her age?" Yes; it is
twenty-eight, marked down from thir-
ty-seven. Indianapolis Journal.
Il hear your Vol has become an
actor. How is he getting on?" Very
well, indeed. He began as a corpse,
and now he has already advanced to
the role of ghost."-F1iegende Blat-
ter.
Telephone Girl-'I want to look
at some black kid gloves" Saleslady
What number, please9" Telephone
Girl (surprised)-"Why. how did you
know that 1 worked there?'-Somer-
vile Journal.
Mrs Doozledof-"Mrs. Bumpus is
. woman Of tremendous push" Mrs.
Criggleston-'I should say so. Where
did you become aware Of the fact?"
Mrs. Doozedoff-''At the bargain eoun-
ter. brooklyn Eagle.
1t isn't getting into trouble that's
hard" said the philosophical young
man, SITS getting out of it." Yes"
replied Willie Washington II think of
that cvewy time 1 twy to wepose in a
hammock."-Golden Rule.
What are You doing for a living
now. Uncle Jim?" well, sub, dat's
what l call a mighty close question;
you're a-gittin' right to my home now,
but dey amt none er yo' feathers in
my yard, Marse Johnr-Atlanta Con
stitution.
Father CANADIAN, now Bishop North
rup, of South Carolina, was once cate
chising a class of small colored chill
dren. Why" asked he, twas Adam
turned out Of Paradise?" 'Mebbe,"
lisped out a little darby boy, 'mebbe
he was saucy to his ma"
First Vassar Girl-''He said he
could not live without me-that / was
in short, a sine qua non." Second Vas
sar Gir-"And you said" First
Vassar Girl-"Wsll, l gave him to un-
derstand that he vas not exactly per.
soma non grata. "-Hsrlem Lite