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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-12

hair ~ fell cut, uaul / was
entirely bald headed; it then
broke out on my nfnIs aud
shoulders, uutil layHims were
just cye sore. II covered my
ehiire body, M face, head,
ana shoGiders bling the worst.
t.a white sgaha ieil couf iptly
fr'.a my aeaa, ,hsulders, ana
nruJ; tie ska would thickeu
had J." rd asi very lt'sy,
AID NcH'i csacS ind hlccd
81 fua rh,l. 4Aiirr s,rudita
mnLy hundreds OF d5ilars. ,
W. nrnlionnca.l inrmu.hlc.
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&. K. & w TINE TABLE

GoINu EAST.
leaves Englewood ..........n -.. 400 a. III.
Arrives at Wichita. $40 D. n.
GOING WEST.
leaves Wichita"."".... ........H: 30 q. m.
Arrives AT Englewood ...............7:OO p. m
Direct connections made fer all points a.
Wichita. Mulvane and Newton.
Parties wishing information conserving
freight er passenger rates, address
A.. p. G~LEaDENING, Agent.
E%nglewooJ, Kan
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

Ny disease (psoriasis) fret broke cut Oh NY iefs
cheek spreading across my nose, aud almost coy.
erng my face. il ran into my eyes. aud the
physician was afraid L would lose my eyesight
altogether. II spread all over my hvai, sld MY
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-12-12
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Pure Grape Cream Of Tar tar Powder.
SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Sufiered, Scratched, and Bled. Duo
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

7 wish TO express my thanks for the benefit q
hRve derived from using CUficuRA REMEDIES.
Nothing like them was ever Manufactured, For
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dies 10 several persons, and they all tell me they
arc No. ]. Or druggist 10 doing q nice business
gwen him the privilege Of using my name "a proof
OF their efficiency. enclose my portrait.
a. y. GAAMM, Photographer, ~. Hereb, Wis.
Ny wife has been troubled with the salt rhenu
}r foar yearn- During this time doetors Of Wiz,
conss1, Illinois, AID the nost eminent doctors o.
Chielea, failed 10 give relief. l bought the CU.f.
CuRA ls~ExEDIEs, aud she used only ore box OF
CUTtcURA, CUTIcURA SOAR, and half & bottle Of
tie cUTEcURA kE3oLvEar, aud these have cuFea
ny vic completely.
G. Il. STONE, III eh:e st., Chicago. III
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GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
Oklahoma Post No. 4.

1S@ Meets at The Opera Hall on s'c~
HN1 ond aud fourth saturday of each
KIN month, at ? o'clock P. m.
AS&SAs All visiting comrads are cordia.
lily invited to attend.
j. X. THOMAS JOHN SLAvIN
Adj't. P. C..
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Price
Reduced,
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Increased.
The Subscription
Price OF The
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Has Been Reduced
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$500 For Six
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Cuticuya Rsso,vent

The New Blood and Skin Purifier, Internally, and
CUTTcUsA, ite gsea. Skin Cure, and CUTicUTI
SOAP, tAe exquisite Skin Beautiher, externally, In
atanuy relieve aud speedily cure every disease aud,
humor of the ekia. scalp, and blood, with loss OF
hair. from Infancy 70 ass, fF.1 plInpies TO scresula.
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Solo ~evorywhere. Price. cUTIcURA, 50c.; Soar.
&c; lirsoLvehr, 81. Prepared by the P0rT IA
DnuG \ CuZMiC4L CORPORATION, Boston.
Bs- How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" ~ 81 pages, 20
Illustrations, and testimonials, maloe tree.
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OFfICIAL DIRECTORY

GOVERNOR ......"."....Wm. c. Reufroy
oecFe'ary go. '.'".".".".. II. j. Lowe.
Attorney General ..... ......C A. Galbra;,b
Assistant Attorney General. 49,. Roy Hoffman.
u. 8. Marshall ......... Edward D. yix
Us. Attorney. ,....... Caleb r. Brooks.
ohiei .."."..Fran Dale.
A. @. c.. Bierer.
Jas. II. Buriord.
Associate Justices
II. W. Scott.
J. L.. MeAtee.
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ONE DOLLAR
E:v ]: r HOUR

Is easily earned by any one OF either sex ~ any
triously at the employment which we furnish.
The labor is light and pleasant, and yen run ne
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this is the grandest oler made. You can work
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WOmen's Relief Corps.

Meets he frs. and third Saturday Of each
month at , p m. at the school house.
Mrs. A. NJ. FRNNEa, Pres't.
Mrs. IA L. BLANCHARD, Sec.
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TWO FOR ONE.

Send for free sample and judge thereby.
THE BEAVER HERALD
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The w. Il. G.. elected the following
officers for the ensuing year at their reg
ular meeting last Saturday: Pres. Mrs.
j. r. Quinn; Serior Vice Pres. Miss Lily
Wright, Junior ice Pres. Mrs. Clara
Crawmer; Secretary Mrs. II. +. Blanch-
ard; Treasurer, Miss Angie Hoggsett;
Conductor, Mrs, Maggie Mott; Chaplain,
Mrs. Bagsley; Guard, Mrs. Matte Laughs
rim; Asst. Guard; Mrs. j. r. Thomas.
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Christmas Programme.

The following programme will be
rendered at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday Dee. 81, 1895, at 1870 p. m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
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dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 30 cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
ldnserer 3eit NIT benz G%rauen3immer
unb besab ii@ Greitag nit ibr na&
DaDton, mo er lie b%eiratbete.
Gin WrU3 T..

Berlin, IL. SUM-. Der Ma9ez
ner Staatsanpalt bat bic bortigen
8riiber bes Ilertaner : Srbens bonn
Rloiter .Mariaberg pegen Metneios
unb Iobti4lags in Mntlagesuftano
periebt. @s 1T 5ies cine Tolge Der
neutrality-suspicious., ipel9e Der Sroen
pegen Der 8roi9iire: ~Neununboreibi9
Monate BEL geiunoem Settle als trrz
iinntg eingeiperrt u. +. No." an9eitrenet
bate. Ote 3eugenaussaben baben erz
geben, oab bic Rranten tbatiG4li9
nit GROCER Robbeit bebanbett tporoen
iinb. Man babe iie in eistaltes WaIz
fer getau4t, ibnen bic 3dbnc eingez
14lagen u. I. ~.
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Muk,1Une T0uf.

Berlin, IL. sunni. Das Ser
fabren RuBlanbs in ber Nngelegenbeit
Der @arantte fir bic 4inefti@e Mn.
letbe mirb bier ols btnterltittg gegen
Deuti9lano betra4tet unb mtrb bon
Der beuti@en &egierung INN 10 i4dr=
fer gefublt, als &aiier Wtlbelm uno
feline Mtntiter glauben, baB &ublanb
ale l1ria@e battle, fir bic unteritiiz
bung Deutf9lanbs oantbur gu iein,
als eriteres Gtnmenoungen gegen bic
bauernoe 8e1ebung Der 9albinieG 2tao
Sung bon Seiten Der Sapaner erbob.
@etanntlt4 tperben Hublanb uno
6rantret@ gemeiniam bic 4inef1@e
4nGeibe bon 10000 900 garantiren)-
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Stu m tftatr Witttr.

g n5rancisco. IL. Stunt. s.
6. @mmet it,, ber betannte Dialett=
&omtter, peri u4te feline 5rau, beren
8ubnennamen @mtlp clifton 1T, um=
5ubrtngen. Gr fam betrunten na9
9auie unb feuerte obne Meiteres einen
S4ub auf feline Trau ab. Diei elbe
lief, BON emmett perfolgt, auf bic
@trabe, tpO lie bon linn @9lGge nit
benz &ebolpergrtFe auf ben &opf erz
belt uno pabri4einli@ bon linn gez
t0btet 1ein piirbe, bitten i'm nt9t
5tpei iunge Skinner feitgebalten. Sic
5rau murbe in's 9ofpttal gebra@t
unb tbr m0r6eri19er @atte in's Sc
fdngntb. @te i@etnt ibrtgens feline
Mntlage gegen i'm erbeben gu tponen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
IT Ot1101 II eitier GuNtQttcrt1t.

6 bapan 0, mts.. 7. sunni. Die
M%ngaben, auf pel@e 6rau Marsaret
Rttfon, cine 9al6blutinbtanerin pom
@tamme Der Menomonees, bic NIT
ihrer Sobter @arab in &efbana in
Sbamano @ountp anfdffig 1T, ibre
@rbbere9tigung auf bic Mtlionen,
bic ber tur3li@ in ct. Paul peri torbe=
ne Commodore Norman Sit i'm BIN
terlieb, itibt, iinb tur5gefaBt fol9enbe:
Sic murbe i'm Sabre 1917 in Sort
Dearborn, iebt Gbtcago, als bic Sp9=
ter zines 1@ottldnbi1@en pel3bGnblers
Namens Mleranber @obinf ion unb eiz
ner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geboren.
@e9s Sabre alt, fam fte in bic Mi1z
i;onsi@ule in Green Ban, tpurbe bon
8erpanbten tbrer Mutter na9 bier
Sabren aber aus benz Snitttut entz
fibrt unb lebte big gu ibrem 16.
Sabre alsbann unter ben Snbianern
am oberen Miscon1tn unb Mt11i1ippi.
Ser P%el3bdnoler Mprman Rit1on, Der
fpdter mebrfa9er MtQiondr murbe,
berltebte 1thL IN tie unD lteb angeblt9
am IA. Mai 1888 fi9 nit ibr in elmer
tletnen aus 8aumrinbe erbauten Sir
DIE in 2ittle Gbute, jebt &autauno,
bur9 ben pfarrer 0an be 8roof trauz
en-. Mls 8epeis fir bic Wabrbeit
tbrer 8ebauptungen ertldrt 6rau Ritz
ion bic idmmtlt@en alien Mnfebler
BON Green 8ab, 0e Pere, 2itt(e Gbute,
&autauna un6 Sbapano, 1omie audi
cine amtli9e 9eiratbslt3ens porbrtnz
gen gu tDi'nnen. Gin Sqfr ipGter
purbe in Pratrte bu Gbten benz iunz
gen Paar ongebli9 bic Sp9ter Ga
rab geboren, bic iebt nit e;nem 9eiz
ben Namens Trantltn Mtlbur Derbeiz
ratbet 1T unb bte5en nit IA &inbern.
iieben Rnaben unb 1ieben Mdb9en be-
i4entt bat. &ttion perlieb na9 eiz
nisen Sabren angebli@ feline Gamili:.
UNI ii@ metter pe1tmGrts 3u menben
unb bic 5rau bebauptet, Biz 3u ieinem
tiir5liIen @ble6en nt9ts mebr BON
linn geb0rt gu baben. Ser >Qauptanz
malt ber !9albbluttnbia1ertn in ibrem
jebi9en 8roceb 1T s. s. @oobri9 aus
S1bto1b.
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8etbecrt uno 0efcoert.

Bal1a : Walla, Wa5b., II.
Stunt. &ur3 na4 Mitterna@t branz
gen etma SO berlarDte unb bepafnete
Manner in bas perrufene 9aus Der
Negertn &obbie M1en, bolten bie(e
unb Soiepb Gofate aus benz 8ette,
bra4ten ie in cine bor oer Sbir balz
tenoe &uti@e unb fubren NIT ibnen
Dor bic Staot binaus. @ort murben
tbnen bic Rleiber bonn 2etbe gertKen
uno lie erbielten etnen 1~tarten l1eberz
5ug bon Sheer unb 6ebern, %tporauf
ibnen befoblen tpurbe, bic @tabt gu
p%erla1en. 5ofate 9eb0rt elmer a@t=
baren camille an, iebo@ lebte CT leit
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
Hltbutttere uam CUBA.

Sampa, 6la., IL. sunni. panu=
giere, pel4e bon Sep Weft bier eintra=
fen, bert@ten, bab Mttttpo9 Mbenb
cine aus 300 Perionen beitebenbe Gliz
buitterz@ rpebitton BON bort abgegan=
gen lei. Mbenbs fpdt traf cine 8rief=
taube nit Der Na4ri@t in &ep Weft
Elm, baB bic 5libuiterer um2 ubr 45
Mihuten tpoblbebalten geGanbet 5inb~
9te bieiigen Gubaner glauben, bte1el=
ben feien in ber Ndbe BON @agua gs=
Gan6et. Die @enerdle @an9e5 H.. 80
1of iteben an Der Sptbe Der @rpebt=
ton.
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Gin @oIfenbrum.

Pueb1o, Gol., IL. sunni. Dim
Sonntag Mbeno murbe bic @e9enb am
oberen Mrtan1 as BON einem Woltenz
bru9 beimge1u@t. 9as WaKer in
ben Tliifen lit bo9 un0 bat an etnz
5elnen Steuen 5mii@en Canon @ttp
unb Tlorence bic 8abn9eletie iber=
f@memmt. Ser Mrtanfas 1T BEL 6loz
renee INN 5pei SUB ge1ttegen, ,9te
Queqe Qui 8oniQe, 5mii@en Pueblo
unb @utte, 1T angei@mollen, unb pirb
nod bDber fteigen, penn ft9 bas Waf=
Ter iiber bic 8ergabbdnge ergieBt.
8abnseletie ftnb nt@t bef@dbigt NOR
ben.
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9as 1tnwetter tn @Artemtera.

Berlin, 12~ sunni. Mu@ Der
Sagittrets purbe bon i9perem TIM
petter beim9eiuht~ l1eber Hemstbal
gingen poltenbru4arttge Re9enslFe
nieber, pel@e in 6elbern, @drten,
SUPERINTENDENT unb Weibergen UNI
gebeuere @erbeerungen anrt9teten. See
darems an Der Miinbung ber Stems
in ben Medar 1T BON ben 6lutben ge=
fdbrbet. Sn gang Wirttemberg iinb
bic T1iihe gemaltig angef@mollen. 3D.
nau unb Nedar iteigen no@ INNER
SIM gan5en 2anbe >peroen fir bic
Spfer Der &ata5 tropbe Sammtungen
peran1taftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
OInen QuaItfatrt.

Wa{btngton, II. SUM-. &iz
@arb Slnep. ber friibere Sberbunoes=
%antpalt, bat geitern fem Nmt ala
@taatsminiiter. fir peldes er nu9
benz Sbe Walter .. @ref6am's er=
nannt porben mar, angetreten. Sberz
ri4ter 5uller, Der aug Ri9monb na4
Wafbington getommen nar, nabm
benz neuen Staatsmini5t tier Den Mmts=
eio i'm Dtp1omaten5imm:r beg @taatsz
departments ab.
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Ni"h iiG1 iihs.t1sOv.r.

Sfbtofb, Mis., 6. SUM-. 9ie
Oibtofb @trabenbabn : @eleuf4att
iiberrumpelte geftern bic r@entral
@iscon1in electric Co., tnbem Tie bon
so Mrbeitern an Der S%adionitrabe,
nOrolt4 BON Nep Part Mpenue. 81
leiie legen lieb. Die rSibfoib Co."
bate por Sabren bas Re@t Der Sc
leifelegung in iener @trabe erbalten
unb bate audi friber einmal cine
2tnte bort. Die rGentral 60" erbtelt
oas Wegere6t erit i'm borigen Sebr.
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erobeten.

Srieit. IL. sunni. Die bieitse
8eb0lterung purbe I'M Montag Mor=
gen gu fru9er @tunoe bur@ apei beF=
41ge @roit0Be in ben b64ften @4reden
perieBt. Die Meni@en ftiirate1 boiler
Ingit in bic @traBen unb blieben
bort, biz fi4 bic Pantt etntsermaben
gele9t. S9aben murbe burb bas
ni9t angert9tet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
mrokeS Shn~enfeuer.

Mppleton,M is., 8. Stunt. 3mei
@pei9er, pel4e ber @tscon1in Malt
C Grain Company geb0ren, itnb 5uz
1ammen nit einem Sffcegebdube ME-
bergebrannt. Sn ben @pet@ern Be-
fan6en iib 10000 Bufbel Mal3 unb
@eri tie. 9te 5euerpebr arbeitete gut
unb mebrere ber 2eute tpuroen Derz
lebt. Ser @4aben miro iiber. $780,
600 betrasen unb 1T etpa CUR 9dlfte
Der it4ert.
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T.f, Sfit1Der ~c.truufcn.

G1epelanb, H. SUM-. Wprsez
itern Na4mtttag gtngen Der II Sabre
alte @mmet Stpeenep, Der 16 Sabre
ate patrtd Morrts unb Der II Sabre
alte Mt4aeG Sberiban in ben Grtez
lee, UNI gu buben. sic befanben 1id
nur in tur3er @ntfernung bonn 1fer,
an elmer SteG1e, an mel4er bas Ma{=
Ter nt4t ttef par. 0er feline Mprrts
puroe bon &rGmpfen bel fallen unb 1eiz
ne betben &ameraben, pel4e ibm 8eiz
itanb letiten pollten, ertranten nit
linn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
enttebU1e QatakropHe

8resIau, II. Stunt. Die benz
@rafen bon Donnersmart sebSrige
8oblenae&e Sestnealten ftebt in
8rano, unb BON 400 8ereleuten limb
nur erit pierais sliidli8 an bic Oberz
fiddle aelanat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
Mettere 3ruppen maa, Cuba.

Mabrib, IL. Stunt. Mus benz
8rtegsmintftertum tommt bic Mit~
tbeilung, baB bic @eritdrtung bon
5etn 8atatQonen unb anbereu na9
Cuba beittmmten Sruppen, am Monz
tag, ben II. SUM-, bon Spanten abgez
ben tptrb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
Vrrsr 4&rttt, fH

Menaba. @is., 6. Stunt. Das
Spfer bes britten bier Big iebt porsez
tommenen 8latternfaQs lit 6rau
8ornf9ein. S@on ieit nebreren So
gen mar lie trant 9epeie en-, bic Merate
batten aber Biz ieBt bic mabre Natur
Der Rrantbett nt@t ertenne1 t0nnen.
Oas 9aus murbe unter QuarantGne
qeiteIt.
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n Der ,,Teint "

NemDort, IL. Suni.. Der Ratb
Der Poli5eicommiHdre bat ben poliaei<
Sn1p:ttor Mc2augblin. Der porige
Mo&e Der grpreKuns i4uloig befunz
ben tpurbe, abge1ebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

49, Cine elettrti&e 8abn ion benz
nd4it 5tpi1&en Baltimore unb
Waibtngton gebaut perben. ,pro<
mtnent betbetligt an benz 1nternehz
men 1T bas Meibner : @lttns : @trQz
benbabnipnoitat in pbilabelpbio.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

- Muf 9elgolanb tonnte bisber
@runbbefib nur BON ben in6eimi1@en
@epobnern, be3p. geborenen 6elgolGn=
bern, ermprben tperben. Oie Meqiez
rung bat n~euerbings bic @nti&etbung
getrofen, bab nunmebr ieber 9eut19e
au4 auf 9elsolanb @runobeiib ertperz
ben barf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

- 8ei Der Wrbeit in leinem @ar=
EN- murbe General g. 30. Mtt4eu
n 6 CHARLES 0 n, benz 9auptorte
Jon Coles County i'm D1tl:,9en Silt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-09-06
Sentiment Changing.

One of the old time arguments
against woman's suffrage was, elf
women vote they will have to be
blacksmiths and sherifs." The validity
OF the argument never impressed US,
but it has now transpired that woman
can and do perform the duties of both
offices, without the power of the ballot.
More than one village smith has been
recorded and now comes the announce
ment OF the appointment Of woman
sheriff in Green county, Missouri
Mrs. Helen c. Stewart, to succeed her
husband who died in Office few weeks
ago. The press report voluntarily re-
marks: "She is amply qualified to
fill the position" There are countless
cases where women have performed
the actual work of their husbands,
when disqualified by sickness, but
only the "new man" ia generous
enough to appoint her to the honors OF
the position when death removes the
husband.
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able for that-they had been to.
gether constantly, and each knew
distinctly what was in the others
heart.
II believe I'll go and tell Ma
Italia all" Tom continued to muse,
right now, for, of course, as a gen.
tleman and officer l am bound to
keep my word, and my word is
given to marry Alice, hang it! l
wish had never been born. She,
too, poor girl, may discover that
my love has somewhat cooled. If
it ever was love it never was the
same feeling have for dear little
Natalia, bless her loving heart"
So Tom went to Natalia and told
her that he was engaged and an.
other month would see him mar
ried.
Her delicate face whitened, but
controlling herself, she said:
Il congratulate you, Mr.. Doug
las" Then bursting into tears, she
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How u Woman Swims.
Chicago Record.

There is this popularity about q wo-
mans swimming-she will either swim
dog" or "frog" fashion, the former
being the easier, the latter the correct
way.
A woman rarely if ever uses the
overland stroke to any advantage.
There are women known to have done
so, but they find it impossible to keep
it up or make any progress. All men
use il to the exclusion of other meth
DDS. That it is swifter is shown,
as swimmers all adopt it in racing.
This may be another reason why all
women swim slowly. The arm in this
stroke is brought backward, then over
the head and plunged forward, the
shoulder being entirely out OF the Wa
ter at each stroke. This motion
seems to precipita.e the body through
the waves, the action being rarely
graceful, but forceiul. 1t is exactly as
if one were pulling himself through
the water by means OF taut rope.
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Gratifying.
husband

"That boy of yours, madam" re-
marked the ticket inspector as he
punched the half-fare ticket, clocks
remarkably we'll developed for child
under -"
"Thank you," replied the lady
calmly. "It's so gratifying for me to
have any one notice Tommy's remark
able precocity." The inspector WAS
crushed and said nothing more.
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w. c. 7. L. SELECTIONS.
CONDUCTED BY EMELINE STEWART.
The sisters on n Strike.

The Sisters on n Strike.
There's a cloud on the church at Millville,
There's frown on the deacon's face,
There's cyclone fitting round the pews
And filling with gloom the place,
For the parson has read a notice
For the w. c. T. T.,
That woman would speak in the church
that night,
And he hoped that every pew
Would be filled for treat so rare
Had seldom come to the people there.
Then up rose the deacon at once,
And said, growing red in the face,
"There Orter something be done to keep
These women into their place;
This dreadful pervertin' of Scriptur',
This trainin' over the land,
Is maxim the sistern Uneasy like
This tryin' ter speak like man.
l tell We, there gettin' too uppish,
Bein' as they're only a rib,
Their place is at home, with the childer,
a cookin' and joggin' the crib"
There was blank DER the church at
Millville,
AS an army of ribs arose,
Marched down the aisle and out the door
Like women in Sunday clothes;
Leaving behind in mute surprise
just seventeen pair of masculine eyes.
" Prayer meetin' as usual, on Wednes-
night,
A cordial welcome to ALL"
And each thought OF the crowds of men,
Responding to such call.
:" The Sabbath school right after church
For old and young alike"
And there in the house sat seventeen
men,
And only one teacher in sight.
A smile quivered over the pastor
AS he glanced at Deacon Ross
And announced, The ladies will meet
At the house ONO one knows;
The Y. P. S. C. f. tonight
Will be led by Miss" the speaker
paused,
And the deacon blinked at his feet.
THE Women's Home Missionary Secie-
Will pack their barrels" but no,
The women had struck, the society's
gone
And the barrels will have to 90.
"Wc'll open the service with number
SIX"
And he glanced at the choir around;
But for choir and organist, leader and all
Only one bass singer was found.
Then up rose the deacon again
| never afore seed the like,
| never afore heerd sermon through
Without woman in sight.
And if that woman wants ter speak,
l move We hear her tonight
There's a smile on the church at Mill
xiiln,ae,
Thers's CLEAN in the deacon's face,
There's cyclone of women's prayers
and songs,
Filling with joy the place.