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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
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paganca su MAIDEN.
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ScIept in bic g9eitnabtsferisn entlafen.
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pieter nit eem 6. Jlnuar.
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beaibt lid teute nah Der ct. Sptn's Uni.
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eisnft tets Elm erbatcner, 10 mus cte6 srlt
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behw'hs Sberbtrte isltt ~lettete, 9siast
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y. Strmonn ais Iiltcn, ees bc6w. Serrn
Isifer pcn Der 9rp.9l tteerale ais Sutete
atom unp les tohw. Serrn YiarrerS ais
germcniar eurh ee Stride trus une gum
Sdlus ben decentralization Seaen er.
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Wuiif bel BEN Yerittepenen @pttesetsnfen
trua Der airtenhpr Iebr sur Setun8 Der
@nsaht bel. Grit etm akhnSen ees erbd'
semen eptssidnsss ye1rpbsr @ptt" sslansts
ti. Ib6ne @uaesnistt sum wuretssn Ab.
I&lus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
= Srou 9r. M. @tber BON bier bnt

5rau Or. M. @tber bon bier but
Iit fir bic 8intermonate oauerno N
Chattanooga. Term, nieoer9eldHen.
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2anbwebr 1T Montas seridtli6 ssidlOl'
fen tporosn. Naem Qnihein nod uer'
ben bic obmaltenoen serIn8en 9lHtrcns
sen balotsit beieltist ieln.
= Gin Maun namens 90. Us. gops
bean Don 2oulsuiae. ZIP relher in lebs
ter Wobe bier %eiutrnf mi iib oils &el'
ienoer zines Shnupsseidditss in eouia'
pile in oas 5remoenbuh i'm @rano @en'
troll 0oiel elnldrieb. erfranfte pl0Bilb.
tpuroe ms 81. &npbael's Sospital se,
braht uuo itarb oaielbt Sieniiag Nad'
mittag. Nn BON ,bm angeaegebene
ueribiebene Sernanoten IN COLORADO
uno Midison serldtete Nadirasen
bliebeu unbeantwortet. Gr tnrb ais
5rember unter 5remoen, bod wlro Iir
ibn aud nud ieinem 2ooe Gorge setrns
gen meroen.
- Nab einem furS anoauernoen
8ranfenlaser itarb am 9onnerto9
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trauern ibren FOB uerItleoene erpadie'
ne 3inber.
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uno mir oas 8elo. Sbr fDnn: irgeno
einen BON u~nieren ueberr0deu baben 81
80 @ts am Dollar. Yrice, Der 8iel-
Der. uno Sdubbdnoler.
- Die @eitdftsleute Der Staot Der
iammslten lid Montus abeuo IN be-
Staotbale bebufs 8sioreduu9 oes Saus
es zines neuen 9ouribaules fir Storms
gounip. Sos. Wopbew. mel6er permits
telit elmer Hetit,on fur unteridriiten
unter ben Sieuerjablern i'm @ounip Die
Stimmuns be5iislih Der fiir's @Ountp
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mehr unisritriIten oils erforoerllb e.,
ballen bate. @s purne Johann Elm aue
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ltimmis beiblOfen nuroe, ben County
roth uon Stearns @ountp Su eriuhen,
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Gommiiidren unterbre,tet, pobet geuonu,
ter &sbtsanpalt Sur grlduterun9 Der
Yelliiou Dos @eisb IN Nuiprud nnbm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
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Nie ,upCr babt tbr 10 Gtpds ssfsben. ais
has. nae Sdnta Claus isst IN Weibnabts-
paaren i'm Sen grrt Su,ar in ct. Glcup
ausaslte1t Bat. Sbr ICttct bic 9btnliifh'
9erdtte fur 8tnrsr leben pen 5 bis IS &ts.
Vile Scrten Sptele pcn 10 bis IS Gents.
8aithen nit Shdlen beieet 10 bis 96Sts.
Aae Scrten guppen.aCpfe 4 bis 80 9ents.
gdpter. une Stnren.9uter 2 bis IS Ste.
Sau.glcds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tluff-
unp 9elulCto Albums, aditten fur Ia
ibsnbubsr. iplbe fur Saneibubt, wie aud,
oneere flr Nanibetten une 8rd9en. Or.
beitstdf6en. 8auh. Sets, arbeits . Gets,
Iciletten,adfbsn. auiftebtnce albums etc.
IN Gelulcir unp Yluih. Silerabmtn, fc.
ltee 6Clertnse. Ncpeltp. Supslsn, bcl,erne,
eiierns uno tleberne Spielidhsn etc. 1850
guppen dnr mortiIt, nm lie lbneq III Der.
taufen. 5dnts 8las. uno 96tnd . @aare
in s%nblpler garietat. Au6 Sampen unc
in Der 5bat Gaes. mas ii6 ,u sinsm paFsn.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

Slm 3onneriiu9 Nbeno muroe Dc
i'm 9otDn Wapheio in y Gounli
wobubafie 5armer Snmes Murphp al
CT ebeu init ieinem 8erGbrt Die Sreusun,
oes Wortbern Bocific BobnQeleiies be
Sauf &apios palfiren npQie, Don einen
grprsB5us eriaft. iiberinbreu uno qet6o
tet. ueber ben 2OOteu nuroe Elm goro.
erssSnaueIt aebalten, OILS oelien ReIul
tat oie&eihDorensn Die Nnaabe mnb'eu,
Wurpbp lel ourh einea llniaq AZ ie,nem
1obe %sefommen. Sonntna 0odmittau
iano unter ben Nusp,Slsu Der 6lberuler
uno Der futb. 5orter. wslhen 8erelren
er OILS actipes Nltglieo %0ngeb6rte, Don
Der gatbeorale aus be 8seroleung ftatt,
nahoem Der bodn'iie 0err 8ii6pi ielbIt
in elmer 2sihenreoe Dem 70 pl6blih uor
ieiuen elplsen &idtsr 8eruienen Ob icl.
ner edit faibolilheu glgeuitaiten qcbubs
renoes Sob se5oul uno Die 6Offuun9 nue
iproden battle, Dob Der in bic 5 mletelt ab.
berufene eineu 9uloisen &idter mo9e
seiunoen baben. Ser Dug, IN meltem
be 2eibe sur lebten RubgItdite sebrntt
tuurte, tpa elmer Der 9r0Bten uno idon
fen aus alen, bic in Ct. 9louo aebal.
ten nuroen. Nm Srabe oes 8erforbe.
men trousrn tiefseteu9t bic @aliin nebfi
ieds &inoern.
Bon benz, mas ndbreno Der lebteu
Reooctionspobe I'M arelsgert6t fir
Stearns Gouutp geibnb, bebsn mir
Nabitebenoes berpor: DIE @rano Surp
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Shmleisriobn 5ronS Common on, i'm
perfoHenen Sull 6suer on ons Bart
Sotsl in Ct. @louo seIe9t su baben.
Wor benz Ribter betnnnteu lie iit oe8
8erbretens nidt idulolg, uno belize
peroen morsen ieparnt Dor ben &Iein
9eIbporenen proSelIirt Deroeu. - Sod
Sberman muroe oes Gtnbrut5 in elneu
glienuaarenlaoen IN Melrpie ituloi9
beiunoen uno 81 filui Subreu 3udibaus
uerurtbsilt. Sein 8enOiie Sam Stacp
lpuroe Der 8eio,mauitnIt ubfrnleien.-
Sam. Shrom wuroe Uou ben SroBees
ibworeueu pe9sn 8fstoeoitbitabIs IN
Nnflagesufnno gel Bt.-Samss RObers
ion, s. 2pnh uno Sam. 8roD nurosn
Don Der @rono Sum uui 9Iebitaht ars
setlast, ~erltere erfll:ten lib nldt ihul
big; beioe neroen beute prOSeiiirt; leB.
terer beiannte iib ibulolg uno nuroe gu
3 Sabre Suh,baus oerurtbellt.-5reI
tas reidten bic @rOBaeihwOreuen lbren
Beriht elm, in pelhem Der Snu zines
neuen Gourtbauies itntt b~eiirnOrtst
mirc.-Sn Der &luse oes s. 8. Nlpooo
ae9en Nnthan Srten iprnden hie @es
ibworeuen benz Bertla9ten 1906 Su.-
Sn Der Rlaae Der Barbara a0nissreuter
sessn bic Great gtOrtbern Babngeieus
i1dft e%rtannteu Die @rOBseldmorenen
81 @unItsu Der 8la9erln iir $325.-
Die alase Witdel 8egen anOtt wnro 81
@unitsn oes SertbeloI9ers entIdleoen.-
Sn Der &lose SObH 9entIelo 9egen S.
66ihen lautete Der @ntiheIo iir ben
8ldser; ibm wuroen 1919 5uaeiprobsn.
Die 8lase gb. u. Cooper yesen 3. 8.
9appnro wurce gu 8uniten oes anses
flasten entihieoen. Su Sogan's &lase
9eaen Die NtInntic Gleoator 60. tpuroen
oem 8lGser $2O6.9G SuCrtannt.
NlS Stearus Gounip grecutiu
9omite Der Staats Glnpdnoerungs8e
ie0itoit iino bic 0erren Gb. VI. Cooper
uno W. y. WttaeQ pOn 81. @Iouo.
Sobn S6ihen uon Welroie, 6. M. Spra,
que BON Snut Gentre uno S. 6alUVrIUn
nor Belgrade ernaunt moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
gu ]Derfdufen.

gm Spriu9 @a9en NIT Sruet SiBen; Elm
ooppeltCs Yieroe NrbeitsQeihtrr; orci Sabme
6irlde; eth 9raues ihperes Yieroc9eipnnn,
licbeu Sabre alt em ihpereS @eipann
Mdbren, NOrman 3uht; cine lbrunrie
Ndbrc; ell 5Obleu, Suci Sabre alt, Elm
0umoItonIan Helipiero inter 9uteu Scolns
gun0en 81 tauien. Nan peuoe iih 5rers
tag uno Samltn9 an u. ". &ramer,
SODA Ct. SlOuo. Yitnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
@eibna RI =CTertcn.

Sn meinem gctate erbdlt isrsr. Der fir
ZEN Wertb ppn 81. 80 eint0uft, Elm 5ldet
unr mer fir $500 fault ;mei Sidets sur
GerlpClun9 Sweier ih6uen une iierlt6er
Sptslfauren, ron bensn ieps 5000 Wsrtb
1T. Its gerlpCIun9 ineei mad Neuilbr
TAFT. Weins Auspabl an Weibndhtsurs
titeln 1T etne 9rcbe. SIR Is 9t5 erbdtt
man | @funo Der ~fstniten asmtitnn NuFe.
flr 10 Gts. | Yfune ee5 beiten aemtih-
ten 01ncp. aae @sibndhtspadren, ME
9brtHtaum Ssriterun9sn 10 bt1i8 uno gut
ME lpnltwC. Srdu Ser. 6prer,
Der eeutih. tatb. STRIDE aeosnubsr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Sur Ole Tcicrta0e.

GIN IhcnereS une paienberes 8eltent
an einen GCrpdneten peer Sreunt fir he
6eicrtd0e atbt Is niht, ais cine aut aetrcf.
lene gbcto9rdpbte. East eu6 stne iclbs
'hcn unc ttlt9 MAIDEN teim reutitsn Ytp.
"to9rdpbtttcn SONS. 5rtg.
52.eu. Ct. 8ermatnitrabe, Ct. 9lrut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
Carpets! Carpets!

98te in Wpteln 70 talten mir aud in
9drpets bic 9robte auswdbl, bic mir eut
III zen ntceri9iten Sretlen perfaufen ton.
men. Wer letn !61uS gut mpbltren unh Ia.
BET Sch Iparen nil, Der 9sbe III
q. Z h perlin,
6l2 Ct. @ermdinltrobe, Ct. Glrue, Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19

ras~ 81. Dunn bat lelus Office I'M
mer nod am alisn BlnBe iber Wolls
Apoibefe nebeu Der Werhants Nd.
tloualbanf, 100 Ct Su ulen Stunoen ees
Iaaes Su iprsbsn IT.. GENE Rslioen5
tsiir Del lit al 9de uon /. StraBe uno
A. I. De. ilollb, 3eiepbon "a 3. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
ton Stpt gdr

Ct gaaI uuipn Stpt sdrts.
ct. PAUL, ~. Itstmbtr 1895.
3nfuEr: POO Stpstns; 400 Siss; $50 S6air; Ttsret
-Sbptre- tetla.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
RsVrsitutariVs Vsr'dui';
Rtprslsntattpt gsriauis

8ltiittrs Ddarsu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-12-19
..Weibnadtspreite !

G. A ~e-EINDORF,
Gill 20. IA 6 N0e. u. Ct glouo, Winn
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30
A Good HllSG FOr Sale.
WAN TED ,!

Some one to skid and draw logs into the
new mill on Alder Brook. Craftsbury. Inquire
of " w. RAND, Hardwick, or GEO. HOW
ARD, Craftsbury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30
Hero of the Ballet Girls.

Mr.. William l. Winans' distribution
Of So, 500 among the ballet girls at the
Alhambra has made him the hero of
London's music hall world. Mr.. Wi
mans has been known for some weeks
among the frequenters of the Alhambra
as "the mad American. Every night
he has occupied alone $15 box during
the 40 minutes of the "Titania'' ballet
on the stage. He has never sought to go
behind the stage or make the acuuaint-
ance of any of the performers. His name
was unknown until week ago. when
he sent a check to the managers. with
directions to distribute the money among
the girls, giving the first dancers 5000,
the general dancers $50 and the children
$40 each. His solitary figure is still
seen in the box every evening, and the
members of the ballet now salute him
as ''the American Monte Cristo. -
New York Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30
Changes In the Art of War.

In his cart of Ware" Sir James
Turner (16S3), abiding to the rapid
changes in weapons then going on, cites
Marshal Monluc, whom he looks upon
as "an unquestionabIe author, " he men
tioning in his commentaries that while
most of the light armed French foot were
crossbOwmen or arbalists in a company
at the beginning of the reign of Francis
| tWo-thirds of them were arquebusiers
before its close. The arquebus, in its
turn, gave way to the musket, an i'm
provement upon it. This latter weapon,
SO called from the Italian moschetto,
q small falcon, required no rest, and
the match used for it in a very short
time was discarded for the lock. "In
medleys,' says Sir James, "knives
whose blades are u foot long and made
for both cutting and thrusting, having
the haft made SO as to be able to fill tho
bore Of the musket, will do more eXecu-
tion than sword or butt of musket.
Here we have the bayonet, but it was
very awkward weapon till, instead Of
being screwed into the barrel of tho
musket and thus impeding the firing of
the piece, it was found that it was pos
elp1e W dltdCu luo udyOHet Oulsluo GHo
barrel by means of a ring and a spring,
leaving the piece free to be discharged
at any time.
We see in the British army regula-
tions for 1856 in the exercise for grena-
diers, "Draw your dagger, screw it in
to the muzzle of your firelock, recover
your arms, charged
The English are said to have thought
it not quite fair in the first action when
the improved bayonets were used
against them. There seemed something
uncanny in their adversaries, the French,
having fixed bayonets and without stop
ping to unscrew these delivering their
fire. -Gentleman' Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30
Going For the Playwrights.

Carrin Notwithstanding the critics rouse
playwright up and say to him: "Look
here, old mani Wake up! Be q little moro
up to date! Don't give us conventional
types that vanished from the earth more
than 40 years ago!'' Then he wakes up for
bit, and goes to-nature? No! To the
comic papers.
Esdale-Of course, there is still too
much truth in what you say.
Carrington-Take me to any play you
may like to select, and l will show you in
the course of it gross violations of probable
ity that, if they were committed by a novel
ist, would make one throw his book aside
and never read a line of him again. Do
you doubt it?
Esdaie-It is probable enough, alas
Carrington-Then, since we have men
who can write, why the mischief don't we
get them towrite our plays for us?-Nine-
teenth Century.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30
Plants In a Trance.

A curious exhibit is in the Mechanics
fair. 1t is nothing more or less than a
display of 'mummified" plants. 1t re-
quires a label to inform the people that
they are dead, for the plants appear ex-
actly as if alive and growing. They are
not made of wax or of cloth, but are
genuine plants that have grown in the
earth until they have reached good
state of development, when, by their
being treated to a certain injection, the
growth is arrested. Then comes the
strange part, for the plants SO treated
do not droop and die. The leaves re-
main fresh and bright, and the plant
stands erect. 1t is, moreover, imper-
vlous to heat and cold, and nothing
seems able to destroy it's strange repose
The most striking part of the exhibit
is collection of large palms used for
decorating. These plants are noted for
being very tender and susceptible to al
most every influence. Those on exhibi-
tion have been dead for six months, yet
not even when the leaves are carefully
examined would the fact be suspected.
The exhibit promises to create much in
terest among visitors to the fair, as the
many advantages of having plants thus
1mpervlous to all conditions can be
readily seen. The credit for providing
the exhibit belongs to a New Hampshire
man, who discovered the process of
treating the plants. Boston Transcript.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-30
The Butchers Chase.

A Dundee butcher exhibited at his
shop door various articles, such as
sleeps heads, bullocks' tongues, etc.
Two thieves in search of their dinner
noticed the conspicuous and tempting
tongues at the butchers shop, and they
resolved to victimize him.
Accordingly one of the thieves made
a rush into the shop, and hastily adj
dressing the butcher said:
did you not see a big black dog
running away with large tongue in
it's MOUTH"
impossible % said the unsuspecting
butcher, who fancied one of his tongues
was off, and Selling a chopper he rushed
out of the shop after the supposed dog
thief. Getting a glimpse of one Of the
canine race somewhat answering the
description given, he made full chase,
but lost sight of the animal at corner
where crowd of hangers on are always
to be found lettering.
The butcher, somewhat discounted,
appealed to the crowd by asking if any
of them had 'seen big black dog with
a tongue in it's mouth. -
"With a tongue i'll its MOUTH" said
one of the crowd. 'You stupid man
Did you ever see black dog without a
tongue in it's mouth?'
IT am sold, said the worth eSoutcher,
and so he was, for when he returned to
the shop he found that the whole of his
tongues were gone as we'll as the two
thieves who had taken them London
TIT RitS
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VARIABLE STARS
New Ones Discovered by the Aid of Pho
Biography.

Biography.
Of ali the impressive mysteries which
astronomy presents to the student per-
haps none is more fascinating than that
of the variable star. Why should one of
these distant orbs within a few short
weeks, perhaps within a few days, per-
ceptibly wane and wax in brilliancy
when compared with neighbor of sie.l-
liar but permanent brightness?
In one particular class Of stars--those
of the type to which Algol beIongs-it
is now believed that the fluctuation re-
suits from partial eclipse, an adjacent
sphere, perhaps entirely dark, rotating
with the brighter one around common
center. But this explanation does not
appear to fit many cases, and SO far as
the majority of these curious objects is
concerned the problem is still unsolved.
The variability of a considerable
number of stars was first detected by
means of photography, and some rather
surprising discoveries of this kind have
very recently been reported by Professor
S. L. Bailey, in charge of the Harvard
station at Arequipa, Peru. Here and
there are certain misty patches which
are resolved by q good telescope into
clusters Of distinct stars. Sometimes
these groups are globular in general
form and contain hundreds, even thou
sands, of separate bodies. Very few vari"
ables have ever been detected in these
aggregations hitherto, but now Professor
Bailey finds in comparing photographs
of the same region taken in succession
. that certain cluster in the constella-
ton of Serpens and designated as No.
5 in Messier's list contains no less than
46 variables, and that another in Canes
Venatici (Messier 81 contains 81. The
first Of these two groups contains about
$50 stars altogether, and the latter one
about i GOO.
Professor E. G. Pickering, director Of
Harvard's astronomical work, and Mrs.
Fleming, one of his experts III Cam
bridge, have both examined the plates
from which Professor Bailey derived
his conclusions and have verified the
observations. AS yet no attempt has
been made to determine accurately the
period in which each of these stars
passes from one maximum TO another.
Special observation is necessary for that
purpose. But the degree of variation,
so far as noted, amounts to half a mag
nitude in some instances and to about
two magnitudes in others. New York
Tribune.
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Money
i'm Maple Sugar
if it is good.

One way to make GOOD SUGAR is to use our
evaporator. Catalogue free. GRANITE STATE
EvAPoRAToR Co., P. o. Box 875, NARROW, N. FL.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the And
Meeting of the Stockholders OF the Sat
National Bank will be held at their banA
purpose of electing Directors for the enal
year, and the transaction of any other \
business. H. X, DEWEY, Cashit
Barton, VT, Dec. z, 1895.
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Good Manners.

Good manners are the settled medium
IF social as specie is Of commercial life.
Returns are equally expected from both,
and people will no more advance their
civllity to a bear than their money to
bankrupt. Chesterfield
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InWell'S Motto.

In aeulogy which appeared in The Cen
fury Magazine just after the poets death
are these words: ''This is Lowell's legacy
as a patriot, not the sentiment, My coun-
try, right or wrong. but My country-it
shall never be wrong if l can help it.
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That Best Man In the World Found.

He-Singleton has been Tilted by that
Freeman girl, but he doesn't appear to
be very much cut up about it,
Wlcks-Not at all. Fact is, Single
ton is decidedly pulled up because SO
many women have refused him. He
thinks he must be the best man IN the
world, whom all the girls declare they
would not marry. Boston Transcript.