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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
Unwelcome.

UnwelcOme.
Washington Starr
We cheer the way the bullets fly,
And speak the marksman fair,
Yet there is one with good, keen eye
Unwelcomed everywhere.
Il beats the aim a sportsman takes
TO smite the targets speck.
The line the caterpillar makes
To reach some dear girls neck.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Canine Explanation.
washington Starr
He saw the net the catcher had
And gave growl malignant:
BE calm" quoth he. 1T am not mad.
But righteously indignant"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

The Summer Girl.
Puck.)
The summer campaign is on,
Its smoke we can descry;
She puts her trust in Providence
And keeps her powder dry.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
4 so,v ~ pov.-.v

A Song of Poverty.
(Life.)
II could crafty wish,
My wealth would be untold;
The bags my trousers all possess
I'd have filled up with gold.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Love i'm once.
ATLANTA Constitution.)
Love he ran for office .
Love, with cunning arts!
All the world elected him
President Of hearts!
Love. he's In the office.
Looking fat and fine!
Bolts the door forevermore-
Never will resign!
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
Objectionable.

Washington Star0
Dah's lots O. folks puts in dah time
q hardly kin endure 'em)
.A-talkin' bout dab troubles std
o. hustlin' roun' ter cure 'em.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
Only HIS wife.

Her little hand crept into his;
But was he thrilled? All. me.
He sat there like stone. for she
Was Just his wife. you see.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
|eEEn CRIMSON CLOVER,
OEEDs TIMOTHY, RED TOP.
Write for Fall Catalogue Of Dill ne,
FIRTH & co. 49,.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
both Fell.

mum EcAAs
Cincinnati Enquirer)
The scorcher. fast as he could pedal.
Bumped into Deacon Brace;
The scorcher fell from off his saddle.
The deacon fell. from grace.
She Expected 1t.
CNew York WORLDLY
Home they brought her warrior dead
Drunk; she did not cry or swoon--
IT know he'd break the pledge" she said.
But didn't expect 1t quite so soon"
The Ruling Passion.
Il. A. w. Bulletin.)
II want to be an angel"
She sang, and then thereat
I unused II when she got her wings
Shed wear them in her hat
Wanted to BE Prepared.
Detroit Tribune.)
Mary had but little nerve
With mice, until she got
Her bloomer safely fastened on.
And then she had q lot.
Perversity.
Washington Starr
One saddening thought now comes to
Our fairest pleasures totter;
1t only. stays cool long enough
10 make the heat seem hotter.
Up With the Times.
indianapolis Journal)
How easily the nice young man
May gain great fame for wit
BY merely saying, "Wot TELL"
And IT don't think" and ''Nitr'
One Summer.
Cleveland Leader.)
Little Johnny Northrop
Ate two raw cucumbers.
Meath the nodding daisies
Little Johnny slumbem.
Their Colora.
(Truth.)
Now wiley dear mes TO the shoro
But hubby" can't go down;
She goes her own self to bronze DER,
He stays to paint the town.
A Song of Poverty.
Uife)
II could crafty wish,
My wealth would be untold;
The bags my trousers all possess
I'd have filled up with gold.
Raising q Smile.
IT.. w R,,IIattn
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

on.
Detroit Tribune.)
''Where are you going, my pretty maid?"
TO the seashore sir" she blithely said.
"And what Of Joy do you go to lnd?'
II 60 to get everything off my mind"
wonder If that was all. 1 sought ~
And saw her there. No. 1t was not.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Their COl0ra.
(Truth.)
Now "wifey" dear HES to the shore
But hubby" can't go down;
She goes her own self to bronze Ger,
He stays to paint the town.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
All Things Come to Him.

All Things Come 10 him.
Detroit Free Press)
He bends a cheerful smile on me,
Philosopher of cups and plates,
And says, while pocketing his fee.
'All things come to him who waits
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Wanted to BE Prepared.
Detroit Tribune.)
Mary had but little nerve
With mice. until she got
Her bloomer safely fastened on.
And then she had q lot.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

One Summer.
Cleveland Leader.)
Little Johnny Northrop
Ate two raw cucumbers.
Meath the nodding daisies
Little Johnny slumbers.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

The Ruling Passion.
Il. A. W. Bulletin.)
II want to be an angel"
She sang, and then thereat
unused II when she got her wings
Shed wear them in her hat
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

She Expected 1t.
CNew York Worldly
Home they brought her warrior dead
Drunk; she did not cry or swoon--
IT know he'd break the pledge" she said.
But didn't expect 1t quite so soon"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03

Outwttted.
cleveland Plain Dealer.)
I thought her mine-my rival watched
Us ride away, then he
Went straight and bought a tandem. and
OF course that settled me. ~
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03


cleveland Plain Dealer.)
thought her mine-my rival watched
De ride away, then he
'snt straight and bought tandem. and
Of course that settled me.
on.
Detroit Tribune.)
Where are you going, my pretty maid?"
70 the seashore. sir" she blithely said.
IND what Of Joy do you go to find?"
60 to get everything Off my mind"
wonder If that was all. l sought
nd saw her there. No. 1t was not.
Canine Explanation.
washington Star.)
He saw the net the catcher had
And gave growl malignant;
BE calm" quoth he. IT am not mad.
But righteously indignant"
Love i'm once.
ATLANTA constitutional
Love he ran for office
Love, with cunning arts!
All the world elected him
President Of hearts!
Love. he's In the office.
Looking fat and fine!
Bolts the door forevermore-
Never will resign!
All Things Come to Him.
Detroit Free Press)
He bends cheerful smile on me,
Philosopher of cups and plates,
And says, while pocketing his fee.
'All things come to him who waits"
Contradictory.
Detroit Tribune.)
Boston walked man at eve abroad.
a he did there with his own eyes be-
hold
native girl who scorched like all out
doors,
nd yet" he unused, some people call
her cold"
The Summer Girl.
Puck.)
The summer campaign is on,
Its smoke we can descry;
She puts her trust in Providence
And keeps her powder dry.
Not Deft.
Detroit Tribune.)
Perhaps it's for the reason that
Their effort Is not delft;
They agitate for woman's right.
And still poor woman's left
''-s Oblivion.
Detroit Tribune.)
, theatre season has ended. Ben Bolt.
nd Benjamin, you can bet,
won't remember sweet Alice II We
ct chance the girl to forget.
Unwelcome.
CWashington Starr
7e cheer the way the bullets fly,
And speak the marksman fair,
ct there ID one with good, keen eye
Unwelcomed everywhere.
beats the aim a sportsman takes
To smite the targets speck.
he line the caterpillar makes
To reach some dear girls neck.
Merry.
Detroit Free Press)
IRE are many rash. heroic tasks
hat men are called to do; n
! few surpass his nerve who asks:
[s't hot enough for Your
No Need Of . Physician.
milwaukee Peck's Sum-
wadays when people feel 20 sick
d think they'll pass away
send for photographer /
D try his great x ray. 4
s Only His wife.
cleveland Leader.)
or little hand crept into his;
But was he thrilled? All, me.
Q sat there like a stone, for she
Was just his wife. you see.
A Change of Scene.
Boston Journai.)
now has another boom
Or the little goose and her gander
70 changed the scene from tho draw
ing room
!, the summer hotel veranda.
Objectionable.
washington Starr
Dah's lots O. folks puts in dab time
q hardly kin endure 'em)
A-tallxin' bout dab troubles std
o. hustlin' roun' ter cure 'em.
A Georgia Mule Poem.
Rochelle New Era.)
II were a mule
And some blame fool
nd dare to lash me through
A dead tough road
With a great big load.
tell you what I'd do
wouldn't crow,
But just lie low
keep most mighty mum"
It'll got chance.
When ia kick his pants
r into kingdom come.
Death by Modification.
Detroit Tribune)
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
LITTLE YERSELETS.

Hard to Tell.
{ louisville TRUTH
I summered on the Jersey coast,
And I am puzzled still.
. As 'twixt 'skeeters and hotels.
Which has the longest bill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
! r,sneRxANS STORY.

In, tsherrnan's hut, IN 'he g
~ ! no,,h-eas, Of Scotland, : .
.s,s s:o,,',~ q our saviour, and the n-n.
p.msn .r thus tells it, story !, Wa ~
sma~ down with the drink, ne ae
M ~a when one night | went in.o
! public and there hung gsa i%s ipa;d p,S
,urs was sober then, and al. ,ss
- the bartender er:-"seil ms nc M ~,
n'c,ure. . u this !. no place Tor ,',oan' N
.r;nsr. P,.. / save him all the none, %,,s
; lI,, S.d for !. and took it home. = ine' ,e
. h1I Looked \. j at il the words Of In, N
o,hs, = came back to me- ! drOl !
!: !; %9inea usS on nv knees and T cried. d. !
o S ord Jesus. will you P'cs. ~, me :,
& l.o.u and take me out OF all N
: : .'ns, .. 40 such PRAYER i ! ever nn una
y s.n. sud To-day that fisherman ~,
;. the er.nds-s man in .na. unasd ~ Z
bad no struggle to give up laao, ! !,
- such sue ! look Of exultaslon came a.Wh I,
z. ~ face as he answered ~. !
.r- such saviour comes p ln.o 'Ge ,;shs -, !
'ip. He takes the love Of drink r'en'
ncn az IL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
N;et Wakes Badly Injured.

Tuesday afternoon about Q clock
S;cL Wathen. a we'll known
T. Iarmer who resides about seven
niles - south Of the city, was return
ny. ;nn bome the team Of horses ne was
,n5 a+;vina became frightened and ran
away. ~.,rrad and
NJ ns w.,hsn was precipita,ed to tbs
ground with much force oaois ="
juring him srs badl,
His neck and breast were pau. a,
lacerated, his right arm was oao..' ,,;r
near the shoulder and his en'lr
: body considerably bruised. -,
a Nr. Wathen's injuries are sel
e painful and il will be sometime 20 ra, shO, y
n iore he will be able to get aoo'
Il a.a;n Washington Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
rus GOLD LUNAT'cs.


-,.aasssa With VIZ
De,srsysA the Csssssy
.. p.nhe,- writing To the New ~.
crn concerning the presidents plv
for bringing financial peAcs - pre-
trv BY retiring the greeno- .h,ch
.ents the following inqun' om.
u;rht be probably cons'desec :, ,n.,r
, - the bankers who are si''He
.nnroval To the scheme
.when the xreenbacks have 49,
49, Thai then. What kind OF ,a~'u.
Iii, he available for the q
n -, ...~rve fund Of the banks! 0o'S
e ~. ~, Kind Of legal tender mone'
,.,iopal bank notes be ~
: .Wn.r. viii the gold come rom =
....,rafioual balance "
trader From the banks. - ,o,d
..rs., mi viii become OF the sO'S
.erve Of the banksf Ano sH .s.,r
Iii become Of the banks w. nov
Y, Ia reserve' 10 exhausted. An1
lis ssm ,hs suspension Of specie pay
- :. ~. hanks affect the paDlc liz - 90
- ..rs.r. a. nov about ylo0.voS
~ ). ,n. country available ioe w
" cent lawful reserve. ana ~. !
~ Z. 20 eco coo 900 is needed. WE.
ne tnAu - nanks get all this gold Try.
all - .Tnese are pertinent questions san,-.
IN our non Quixote and his iaa'ni1'
have not grappled win. ...r III,
nav lie. the treasury rom =.
en- .s,,..,ion TO pay out gold would - - -
the .xi,ahly. TO transfer 10 tne =, ~
fer -no,e Of the demand for so'o. -
.nts cr.t place. such transfer o..S ~ -,
- s.,b,y NJ ,nsrire the public mina 80
49,. conodence in the cefsAanv
- s 80 a.xments. because. In the -.
80" cs.ce Il would not add sno.. !" l,
- the available stock OF so'o -.
"s.srcs - -. 81 enough gold to mees '.s
inds asm.nd for the metal. tne -,
Lon - - ,ssult would be to force the -.
very aD.s s,s . r.,ef period. to suspend p.
tied .Smsn,s. This would Be ae ~
ught r,,inr catastrophe OF AZ -ss.h
she maintain gold monome "a. =
.he ~ r,.~eland should have ~ -
'"0 Mr. nave added nearly S8Uo.vI
o.,. ,,aebtedness Of the Am9
.ps n.ople. The effort to sus1I. I'm %
!, b;s svstem has nIled the vor'u ~.
~ ~ "a misery. and the crasies1 80
'e AM - - devised to avoid the Only
yards .,u.,co that ,s possible II saIev
OF the e'o' ..,..a which is 10 supple.
Irems. standard gold With full s'An1
rather The Manufacturer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The sultan Of Morccco KEEPS :
lne ,m,hsr of live lions about his
nrsro;.es. ,a,sr and in the evening the cam AMI !
P,e e,s are -et loose in the court yaIas . =
Iof the palace to act a. guafu, h.rems' =
court wards Of the royd nare%e re,he
The sultan i said to have oa. ra,he !,
'.,nrs ~ than 5000 wives, 2'vo =
lwhom reside in fez.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The people may stand Oonu .,s rob.
,ncreased taxation. and syno'c.1 80 80
nsry Y for awhile. but Il vili no. : s,ss,, ~,
49, 49, The masses may not Be- 70 nisn.. :.
'ons ,.d ,n the ,ntricacies Of nnance =
.1 w.n street manipulator. but snss
cannot Be forever hoodvin.e1 ..rsrous ~.
,..,,sf that they can Be r1Ade prosv. .S".,
os", s,,ss, reducing the supply q .ne', !,
U...v ar increasing the amount =
.ss,, ART Or By both together.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

The enormous circulation oi sucn
, magazine 40 as The Ladies HON Hone
: n,a ILL can. in a sense, be under
'vu.. ',"nd when il is said that during
we we're sA printed, sold and circulated ire aass'
.. Ne,. spur million copies-(in exae'
% Ssure. 4 .O5s ,ssl)- Figures sue, -.
!. these give oIe some idea y -, :,
;nsnence which may be exer'ed :. 3
Iassn ! single one Of the moaef'
magazines.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
ALetter From Germany.

Mr.. Henry vollmer, Of this city,
has lust received word tina. lls
hro,bsr- ,,a Ferdinand vollmer, OF jas
,er. who sailed for Germany +osle ss,h
lime tr ago arrived safely on the zs.n
UNI q Warcb !, Bremen in that country.
lThs :, .s ,h;r,een head Of fine horses ne :,
took with him stood the IMP A.
I ~, and landed in excellent trim
Washington Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

:, nnJsd r,isa to Capt. Nusman OF the .s
IT. steamship Aidar, who, when m ,,lsn ~,
n in order not to leave an y, inlIl.u Nh;n
M, man. He went down with the the snip, mp
hm, una" managed to hold on 10 his man AZ
and 10 get him on the bottom ss ., a., -
s .,,snrned boat, from which ''"'
~s,a afterward rescued
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
.1.a,.on Township Trustes
Notice.

xa;ce is given that hsre.i,sr, .s, y, see :, tn the
tee Of AsAM ", John p. Norman. "
:.o.e :S room Z. :, er~ry saturday, for The r pur-
irelana' .osins o. to township bus,ne.s, :. !.
oose g, rsons s. having busine-s With !, .ns =
.Od ..hlp ~ p spe expected TO eOnfsne y .
ahose days r,r !. kept at Isaa<
a,eIander's in Ireland
oh4ain the boss, books viii b.
TSe Indiana senc|. 49,. s,ore as a
1usnd q JoHS T. Noas.s, r,
times; 90 Trustee Madison ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
,1.,ni.on trustees Not'ce'

xoSee 10 hereby fissn. y '.'.a,a .ss' 10 township.
s IN = nd % township es,ness, ..r CO.. e. and
ssinrday N. Of the year. = NY sa.inrse 70
cessons havise township nP.n, Il % him
~sars srs required to PsesH
on ssiardsy.- 49, ~,Il be kept .
my ny.s;.ns nG s<hooi Books :ss :ss;,'.4 .os - .s
a.sy Rnehrseh,ee9 ,i1i.' Y ~. indiana-
Alan hssS Iosx 6urs-
A.. -. lse-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
FROM John G. C.rii.ie's speech

For the Bland Bill III Ao
The struggle nov going on canho
ease and ought not TO cease unui a.
Industrial Interests OF the country a.
civ and hnaily emaneipated from tn'
1us a,o1t exchanges and every great com.
h,na,ion Of money erabbers IN INN
country and in Europe Let US II -
can do no better. pass bill ai'et o'..
.mbodyine in each some one ssoss--
tial provision for relief and senu ~. ~ =
20 the executive for his approsA
~,,bbolds his signature and We arc un
able to secure the necessary vo'e ne ..
or elsewhere to enactment tnem 'A'
laws Notwithstanding his veso. N' :
!. ! las, resort. suspend the rules an
nm, them into the general approprlA,,e
b,l,s with the distinct UNDERSTAND, !,
that IL the people can get no rene' :
o government can get no money
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Saloons are slaughter house. ,uss, :
n;d -,O xour vote help to build them
Saloon keepers are recruiting o.
s.. s..I !. tor the army Of drunkards- !.
: pleased are those who oppose ~ !
I,.p.s' D.s' for they are lighting IN
devil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

-. ,r,.nds Of btnetaliism ~.
....cr 20 feel encouraged. iof ~
.,.os sv.,s /. most cheering. The so'a
ou.loo. = -,,h ,ts burden Of eppresssoe,
= ,osserins and svideasly .,r. s v,li
snd. The people Of this eoons .,s, nor
neither submit to endless s:.a.,U% !. .ass., \. 70
Ss' 70 ! further fall Of prices N or osos. !, y u
susi sDS.ld. We must either g On eos,sse orr J,
Ing sv su.r currency must b drawn y, -
Ou, ss.,red which means q course s.,,' %
snu r r.,css Tor what ve have 70 se'.
To-. To- senate II Standing like = rs.
against any contraction o. .ss es !. men
and II the people be but w. = s.os
elves the battle will be Won y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

cro-,inr-sweeper. who stands
! . one 4 the squares in West Lon.
Ann !, o''' has received regularly every cry
....r,h no" ! small sum Of money tiea
',,';' ',n i ! brown paper It's brough.
Ito him by servant, VINO - ~ ,he
has strict orders not TO divu'se ''e
donors name.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
ludlow (yt.) merchant en-

4 Ludlow Nt-J merO ~
,,,-ases = thrifty habits among the
NV. n.y. and girlS Of that town, by ,. onel'
;ns TO those who deposit csar, = een.,
;ne = The savings bank the necessary
a,,n, !, a - make their account ~
several children have taken
,aoe of this offer-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
W.C.T.U. COLUMN.
CONDUCTED By MRS ~ L. HobSs'


Ths seems to be a general up
ling in our land, and the powers
q Ss,an were never greater than al
,hs prrsent time. The great imam
Irial cycIcne that swept our county
last wear. leaving sorro" a, q uir
tres- among all classe- OF people may
mroxe blessing in disguise py
sxakening men from the lethargs
into which they have fallen ou'
nation must be saved or We peiish-
VARIOUS causes have been giseh i1'
l,b~ sxistIng hard times by aDie
linen in all yocations Of lIie- pu. Inc
mos, forcible one Ito my mihu
a.re from a cashier OF bank 10
\ MINNESOTA. written for the Amerl-
. can Banker, not a political pap
sdvoca,ing any party or working -
r. nv Kind 81 a reform. but represent
mo the financial interests oi ou
, country. After quoting the mos
-,pular reasons he says
II have waited anxlously, eAlec
same OF our clean and able state
men 70 furnish the people fooi :
r-s.c,ion along the line OF mind,e'
and harmful expenditures, VINE
,ns, people Is expending yearly % :
+, and one half billions OF dollars
;n,o.icasing M drinks The quests
&C mns, arse to any thoughtful Perso
m-Ibow long can these people sta sta
.uch a drainage and not be oan
~ ,,nt9 Could this vast sum De !
INTO legitimate lines OF business !,
SEr- -, xould be felt at once
~. ali know that large percentage
The drinking classes are mol :
-, 8,suppo-ting. How long can
producing class hold up these =
and supporters? If our country
-" r,f one of unlimited resoul
. II. - - would have suffered bankruI
- ayo Banish the Amer
ssloon-: give US sober people,
God can and will bless US lar
vond our most sanguine exp
.W. ;'ons Unless We do stamp tnl
A. yantic run evil from our iaII IAN
sin Of that evil will sin
~ eIvll = obliyion- Letus a. loyal Al
'nss % - c;,;re,s rise upand. with
square -. crnsh II out and save oul
,'on and our perishing brother
,.,.r. .f;rm that the wide spread
.,aI disaster was caused directi
In indirectly by the so-calIed Am' Al,
s,l..on. This nation will not
W, r-cover until the money now
,or beverages is spent TO lee
-, .BsIhelpless women and chliui"
land ;n
ors we'll posted on hnancia
FIR, ,sr= speak volumes, ana sno.
courage to the men OF our na'
avn. ~o-k for the externinatioh
80, an evil. The powers o
are mighty, his arguments s..
Ma and persuasive lear az. !,
uso.s ssa he has deluded the people ! J
a = l ,;av;ny - the revenue derived II
RT sale Of intoxicanis was ne
.N~S anr M nation, bu, the people
- Ia, awakening, and when
:: 6; :: :; !; !; !: !; :
- each one work Will .
AiIu NJ A. THOMt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

Independent 81
Frederick Katterhenry, aseo
.hou, "a yea,s, died at his home on
las, SUNDAY afternoon. he waS
.n;ghly respected farmer, and reslu
- nsar Holland. He was mem
81 "S os The German Evangelical As
= soe;at;on. and was well known 20 :
.IaYes number Of our citizens: ne
,aayss a widow and seven children
- mourn hi. death. The iuneral
~ :, nlace last Tuesday afternoon,
and the remains were lnterreu u
az M cemetery at the camp ground
N NJ Geeting, State suPerln
,snaent. has been secured by sup,
e + Worsham to deliver an az
7 drsss at the High School commsn.s 81. i
,,sn, Tuesday evening, Apri -o'l
Is ps,ron. and school officers 7
Of .nseially invited TO hear Prof tee
ing. 49,
a The executive committee
- - Fair Association has apPoin't
Wr. a H. Koerner superIntende'
Is oi The ART hall at our next iairi
en- - - 80 selection could never ha
been made -,
"A Rev. F.. 5. Horton. OF irela.
IT, IA. been placed in charge Q, n
prs.hv,enan pa congregation at Ia
!, and will conduct services a. :
~ a. sIac. every other Sunday.
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REGULARITY q Max Nordau

4 regularity Of Max Noruau
.,,Icr;pt = Is it, exceeding tneness
- ,ns,;me. il is almost microscopl,
cal. He sends all his manus.a,P'
-. !. !, !. written. of to the printer
:, : "A 4 has !, sent back a. soon as s 'ns !
York m !. composed. He then h"7
r.,und into a volume
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Nr John Henry Le Reux, 2 re-
); IA ~ bookseller, died recently az
,lrsJ nr,ham. England, aged eigh'y-iour;; r,;
IN his early days he was no,su as'
IN rayer. -, and worked plates Tor sey, y,
.nsl q Mr. Ru-kin'- books, a. wei
- for Pugin's architectural ~od.' oax
.s,a,inr !. \, 10 England and Normandy
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ENGLAND proposes 70 raise : ar let', s.
non, Il gentlemen; there woula us -
men, ,.,. = q recruits from ths young
'lsn's , ;, l" failed to pass the examl- ,s..
nas,"I 'ahoals L,rd wolseley iavors 'h'
lplan.