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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-06
South Tunbridge.

Sam Loveland is at work at the stock
farm in Randolph.
Erwin Abbott's father from Chelsea re-
Gently visited MIN.
E. r. Currier is attending the preachers
cneeting at Windsor this week.
Mrs. Hattie Leonard is at John Slack's
caring for Mrs. Louise Woodwork, who
has been i'll with the grip.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-06

Harmless Soap Don't Eat
Rot nor ruin clothes; two pounds free II
you don't like it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-06

Two Pounds Free If You
Don't like IT Harmless soap.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-06-16
lust THIS.

The farmer or planter who had to
raise $40 for taxes in 1856 could cancel
that account with five bushels of wheat
or 40 pounds of cotton. In 1896 he
must part with 30 bushels of wheat or
about $50 pounds of cotton in order to
secure his tax receipt. J0st r. member
this when the man who says "a dollar
will buy more than it ever did" comes
around to your schoolhouso. There
are certain fixed charges which must
be paid, and failing prices near that
the producer must part with more Of
of his products to cancel them.-Mis
souri, World.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-06-16

Watch the label on your paper ana
ene1U Uhen yOWr subscription eepiresr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
BILL TAYLOR HANGED.
The Murder OF the Mecks Family
Partially Avenged.
He Died Protesting HIS Innor.nee. aud
Expressing Confidence that ne uas Co.
las straight 90 Heaven ra,ior's
Last >tstrmrEf.

CAERoIIroN. Mo-. May William
Il Taylor, convicted wlta h.S brother
George for tie murder ~ tAe Meek,
family near browning. Mo-. on tile
night of May III iss4 suffered the eN-
trene penalty 81 The law al 1885 <. N.
Ia ten minutes after the drop fell
the life tina, sacrificed four human
beings IN is lust for gain was extinct.
and he died like a martyr. No man
ever looked les the murderer than aii
he as he stood there GA The >caffold
pale ir death itself. swayinr haclA ard
anu forward with the rus ~ his emo
tons. and yet ca m ana cosL and brave.
Even bis enemies. bitter as they are
against t.m- uarvclss a, the eo,ra r.
OF Ian who - fot4liy murdered a
woman ana her title children.
Prom the >hcrif-~ standpoint the
execution vent cff withau. hitch.
There were no delays II was perfect.
am - dramatic in il circrmstantsal
features tha, meu who have seen
dozen Others lie on the Scaffoii
quivered and shook al the tragedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
JUSTICE TEMPEREDwrHMERc,
throgh the Death Sentence M. I'm
posed ia All sincerity.

WASHINGTON, May i-->ccre.ary o.
me- on the --th ult- tele-raphes- n,
secretary Of state for the .~nth Atri
can republic that il was assumed tina,
the death sentence VI Hammond and
oti-r American citizens was impose,
with the understanding that the sen
tence would be commu.ed and that h,
would Ike assurance On that point
The answer came yester4a- morning
from the Transvaal secretary a. iol.
lows.
There was no talk Of an u understand.
ing between Judge AM goyernr icat
before the sentence of death wa pro-
ncunc-d, but before the reception Of
your telegram the executive council
had resolved TO let mercy take IA.
place Of justice and not 10 enforce. the
teath penalty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
AN INSULT AVENGED.
shot and Killed the Man who struck ~.
VIE Threatened with LynchInx

CHIC AGO. May i.-At O'Clock ye,.---
day afternoon while William Warfe r
was walking south On Market street
NJ }. NycA0fr came no behind him.
and drawing revolver, shot Wvc1 II
in the back. A Wagner vhirl-i
around. WvcSoff seata second bullet
into Nagaer's head instantly killing
him Wyckoff was arrested and VIII
difficulty conveyed to the Central s-.-
ton large number II people = 10
had witnessed the shooting endeavor-
70 tase him from the officers and lynch
him.
The shooting j. said ID he the re,ul,
Of quarrel Wednesday night between
Wagner and Mrs Wyckoff. while the
latter's husband was absent from
home. during which Wagner struck
Mrs Wycxoff a heavy blow In the face.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

IN Ar-l aid ~. ard Nay S. tscke,a
vii he sold FROM PRINCIPAL ...ier -.
zE-1 VILLAGES az Tie north to ~ t,5sn-~ ~,
t'- Louisville & Nashville RAt.r.ad h
lean sss's- Alabama Mississippi. FIrrii.
1ai FV1ti4l OF hentaczy. al o.. -, -
'-re Tor tie rDss-d trip -Irkess viii -
payment 81 & - agcer IL ds~,In,,l,r "a "a
Nil --.u7v s.cT.ovcr ~ any point on ths
eor'I bound trip Ask your ticket arens
eoo-iit- and II ne canlo. sell v0l s.s7.,,r.
SION zeis write - G. r. Atr.Cre. Cen
srll iss ss1ger Agent, Louisville, XIV. or
Seo- d Horner, ~ A, ST. Louis. No
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
CLEVELAND INUNDATED
10y the Heaviest Downpour Of Rain Ever
Experienced There.

CLEVELAND. o. May THE rain
TALL here yesterday afternoon was the
heaviest ever known in this city dur.
ing the length Of time. and much
damage was done by water. The
sewers We're unable to carry of the
surplus water and many easements
were flooded
Girls at work in the basement Of
the store Of Levy 4 stern. toy manu-
facturers. were caught unawares and
narrowly escaped with their lives.
Almost every store in the business
portion Of the city suffered lnss. one
house was struck by lightning and de
stroyed- shade aud fruit trees were
all over the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
second Relief -Contrt ~t,oo
Pouring In

Denver Col, April 90 A secu-sd re-
lief train supplied with everthi1. nee.
essary TO the comfort Of the So fferers
al Cripple Greek left the Union depo,
al four o'clock to-day. All the morn
ING loads of contributions were d Jumped
out upon the depot platform and Iaany
kilograms Offering cash were sent K
the proper committee ia the -anp.
The clearinghouse made cash c.sntr,
button Of 90 and the fund ran up tc
$1,000 before night
Benefit concerts have been planned
and local societies are collecting su,-
pies The railroads are transporting
the provisions and clothing free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
RUIN AND SUICIDE
As One Of the Results OF wedn~s dsy,
Fire NJ Cripple Cr~ek-

DENVER Col. MAJ A. - Rober,
Campbell. prominent grocery man o.
tins city. ex-mayor Of Central City. ..he
was impoverished BY Wednesdays .;r,
at Cripple Greek. having his extern siys
properties there uninsured. killed him
self ia tit of dependency by shoot
ing himself through the heart, hi,
Wife subsequently, attempted self-ie
struction-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

PHILADELPHIA. May l.-Hamilto.
DsstOn. the head If the cxtausiv. saw
works ~ Henry Disston 4 sons OF this
city, was found dead in bed at his
residence. Broad and Jefferson streets.
Heart disease was III, supposed cause
Of death
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
FATAL ACCIDENT


WASHINGTON. Pa. May The
baltimore A Ohio cannon bali ex
press, due al this place at 5:ss a. ~
was wrecked at Nances station
three miles east Fireman Flah.r;y
" Grafton. ". Va. 30 Gears j
ag-. was killed. Engineer William
McBurnie. of ulenwood, was badl,
bruised about the head aud should er.
Baggagemasier Nceiey wa sliratl,
injured The accident was caused Il,
the breaking Of the front axle unce,
the engine while running =: fnll sDoea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

Al meeting IL London lately LaI,
U"nry Somerset. the great frrr F.ers.rce
WORKER vas atr~enr through i,lr..x
4 h- lady who fn-oA her place rs.as.. 49,.
A.Iuis but unexpected explanation:
Drar Lady Henry has b~rn over
worked. and we must. OF conrs-. - car..
fui not TO Xii The gvsse slat I.ys the
golden cr1.S-'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

People hnd tlst the help they 50 much
need. tn Hoods SarsaparillA II fur
niAhes the desired strength BY purity.
ing. WALKING and enriching the blood,
and thas builds up the nervea, tones
the stomach and regulates the whole
system Read this:
- want % praise Hoods SarsaparsliA
ny health run down. and had tho grin
After sha1 my heart and nervous sys:e.
were badly a7ected- - that could NOT d
ny own work Our physician gave N
some help. bat did no, cure / decided -
ny Hoods sarsapariIl2 Soon I could Dc
"a ny own horsework l have take.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
Cured

Hoods Piils with Hobs Sarssparilla -
ney hare done me much good. I viii 90,
p without them have taken rs bottles Of
hoe Ssrsap~rii.a- and tArosgh Tie bIsss-
inS OF Cod IL his cured rsa worried =
'ari as eTcr tie i,-s, summer, ard an
h-nktrl % ssy am well Hoods PlI,s
when taken with Hoel's Sarsapari.lA help
very mach Ms n NJ NxsSzxoxn.
grecho.d. Penn
Tais and many osher cure, prov, -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

'"' - uAi'"n - tA' >trse~rn t"wa 81 Grip
rarst-a-Is. ~ y .".a
rsry Structure. I...ns.,.s~rr.,u,'. IL
h"so- Drummed ogs ~ gess-M, strry
~ ff' "F'-'"-
.klgfLE CsEEk Col. Nav The
'AFn'd district ~ "Wednesday covered
1855. az NA 'ia4r lcrai'le bnlla-
iAT Vas "ni pArtiA.iy destroyed. -nt
There l'ass-incet.ny - cit4rens was
Aeia Yesterday ~ c',.ls -.icr t-.t grave
-t~-- - committees mere ssamei -
ta~e charge az t-e rriiri V-prk. ll
h"AaluAr,er> were opened a. the NiD-
w" t'-1- -AA4 del M Aiis4 ~ ihr scAOo--
muse.
ASn' N''i'eA ana enl' ireu- e''.t. hum
AZ" N"rA "ei "itr their hardship,
ri .'e Ni4Ai. h"eAea asfsAt ine denut
'''" ~ se'.ei tF-ih 4r"M Denver and
me- Arritc' n siN oe-.'-is
ss7-'i.'- .Ao'-,i'E. iAe-fwanis Nere
'.'.. s''lis 'ie-' ms tens we're rapidly
'V' Al" y noon something Ike or
~ 'iS''--.c.-
'l'.- h-'o'isi''a> were saved rom the
'o.-'i'''i-e- 4aASs press. tes.
''S "'---'sA i'f'A+ = 1-A o-c-1
go = 1oai-
A.ist nA'i"i.al ~ nk Opened be-
"'.S "Sio1A ~ . warehouse and
>Slea pom ~rn.'Aii1- 4 1e
-'''.'S '1---e oA1N WI. open iAAs mora
"a me nnFne1 district ~ = tsrlays
~ "oT" ~ erecting Temporary
was re- iniei at-i the piles 81
90 80 80 rom "e"ne>aaF rrs-- which
Vafr'ea there were put IL
so1le'"n HAe or~er.
determination Plainly
$50" - s'a me camp 81 undesirable
Ia an1 ramps Al noon :" hobo>
up ana uTummed ont =;
- ,esss1 suspects were
So - eoioraoo springs
/. eo'nHi'tse has beer
- 49, ~ mercy VIII oe shown &c
Inn - 'ne 90" "is COMMITTEES
~, IN" VIII noi give
ming - inc puolic-
a. yvl % state LoN
ouTncu IN me IRE ..
Al Aahas OF ru'nors are
".~ manly persons are missing
-. sone o-s ~ town and some
:. =. .'s MS WIN irlen II IL
- So i-lvT sue are thrse dead
@-aI ~ 'Aar4es Irlrith- min
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

ht.cnsnes& SICK eoiache and irregular
ify q tho bowels acccri any ea~h ether To
Tie renoval % This trinity Of evils Hcs,es-
se-'s Ssosn-ch Buffers Is spssra..y siap,ed.
~ also cures dyspepsia. Rheumatism. ma
--Ar :. complaints. biiiOusrsss. rer.orsue~a
AMI Constipation Tho most satisfactory
Ees-Ats follow fair trial Use i DAILY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

Trarrrs-"wra. = -axf,er-rw,-- r,h-
~ guess | know ts.acter-' Tea 49,
~We-- Irhrn!etT' Jimmie pnr.i,.
Gown CARPETS. Cleveland Plain neala-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

Lines arc rlorr easily se~, .Aa.
'f'naH squar~s- A line i-4.sn1.h =. ~
'.ch thick can be easily s.r~n by AZ. M.
s'.sss eye. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

enfern-fiorsi Ls<sea for MAJ 10. fsOs
rs--cns on Frazer Lake iss 9-l..

= Tssr 81 r.rv t-ri-.l 4. 49,. -.s..,. ,..-..,
/ n i's rs-4t.as.s q prayer. cl I.-ay.r 4. "a
y i sf- r 1ul
80 60 f..s-.--- ~ ~. ". +
hssrl. ~ u AL Ia l,r.,,sr fr .s.,,..-..s, Y.
- ~ ~ eAiif-- ~. tg1ati-r prayer y II
~ 49, .tAi ~ -ss- ~i--i.
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litt 4' 1A-o1- s-.t:
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Ts,E-as4-,h. a ~ ~ Two or .hr.,
wees before tlls erur.Exl.r
-el'-S-
T Pc, $3.50.
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80 cho.sr - 49,. ''.-oiI' iie
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-s'si- LOT lie Is more really TO
ir-ser shas
10y indicates lack OF
'~'' sia- oue1.raee- -na ntness TO re-
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- - = .'su 10 fiIs uisci pes oraf cause OF
80 49, - - s'ii'e r-iHeFs 70 receive N +
s'.s'-s i''''i'S "u' another Can Z
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z .i.'.s Own .sts- am yet s Ioi 4
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10 -. " H. loF IN hoiifr than 4
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Stl-e "a 'A4S cNnieetlol % note IN.
l-'~''ivii nc f,lariser took That he
'- Il 20 % .o''s.''s '-ence- Tor y ~rs
TT urinary l'1i'H-e 81 prayer. Sut
"o4u 'nl."teu mere oilers from
:" -aa-'e '-4r ppDlic-r-s
$50 -i'FS = very different
n. q -, 'ol = i--eAl's Stationed hi1n-
IN ATTITUDE csisn-a-
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g . - oo.y- All
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VOL 80. - A"' -
81 s,.,d.-s lo" now low \
he Pharise. c,.;r.I -. 'a'Al
aof himself. yst
III Trr
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,ub,icap h.s
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hos4n s-o,, - - 49, oi'-n
nd ,rern vo,o-o,s - -
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: his ey.~ ma Ir,..,. II -
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roast $500 -, - - !
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err as n Ike p.,I i. ~. n
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a. fnS,;f.s r.-s,n.t -. 4,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

Pf-cs CrEE crres. re ~ Throat and
Lnl- -r~-rle ~ rh-se ears s-1,.Liur.-E
CA0H, Huntington Irt. SOv. L. 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

A. a.3o a m. Virgil Conkling. Tav-
ios'~ principal counsel. made a last
h0-eeless appeal - The governor. lie
wired as follows:
Hos v ,. S-eNE. GrvERS q JEFrrRSaS
CITY Mp Cau you r1t -tve Tav.1r ne
tanre % ian DAYS life l. Missouri TOO w..,-
70 gerard FL safely TIA. l01E
t>isLel VIRGIL COMBINE
~ reply was received 20 the appeal
TO the governor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

CA-sx v0s Rssx -..Unas M do ~. y
r-lvs lrcil-er r-1.-if' ..>..aeta,.l. yvrr.-..f
hin -iiA . r.ece Of boueless cy6asa'r-
C-icago R.conl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

frriEe-"Nha- quail lies rir-, =, he -,r,sa
= Master ~ '.ls- feB,r ~ -.lt.ff ais.,-
- MAJ - vcr7 ,''cter WIZ - foi.s or Ie 49,
Life
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

Trs front wheel OF a bicycle should b,
ea.-1i .fr.te,' for esten I. goesn before 4
ILL Philadelphia Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

Frs STOPPED free By Or Kline's G-eaa
Serve Ees-Orer- No s.s 1sterdrs- izy'-r..e-
.'a-Te.o-s cares TREATISE anl g. trial bot
lie free DIR. Kline 81 Arch 81. Pn.la. Pa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

PsELEr AID srrrnfer mean the SAM
s.lAz where virtue Is concerred-Nue. "a
Nzll.eU01-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

LiE az Of worship 5 among al creation
'-<-=e--o = AID peculiar 20 Fan Neville
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

The prisoner PASSED as calm night
as could have been expected under the
circumstances. never once appearing
u lose IL any degree the show OF forti.
tude The early par; 81 the night was
spcnt n making hnal arrangements
Tor the disposition of his body, in con.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

nfre De True Blood Purifier. AIIdr1xTfssa q.
FrsSsrec or4y b. C. l. Hood Co. Io-el. xaaa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08

srp?ie Greek suffers from Another .r-A,
s1uusSratton More ibs-tru.t.s =. Tnan ghs
iir>t The lnttre la>Gns~. G.ortt.n ~
shc tits AZ Ashes ihr-. Men Dead. aud
aud far-. >unacr lsurasd And 90 l.~r.
wise a. ls.r4sf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-08
AFTER The BURNING.

hs isaztion 81 ia. >rrsea.n lev. IL Grin
pis Creek Relief work rranspti, In.a.
Eurat~n-Ihc " ORA - lrrrring T.sns,s-
rsrs Structures I.suna.d -Tramp- aud
hoso- Drumacd ogf 80 loua.-M,>trry
80 thr Pre- ors.ln.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-03-25
HELPING ONE HEAVY HEART.
The Personal Satisfaction That Come
from Cheering IA Single soui

The Personal Satisfaction That Gomez
from Cheering IA Single Soul.
Helping an individual in time OF need
is more real and positive act than
helping whole community. To write
"a poem, an essay, or "a volume, that
shall influence and interest thousands,
does not give the sense OF personal sat
isfaction 10 the writer that comes with
The consciousness of giving encourage
ncnt and cheer TO one aching heart or
troubled soul that might have fainted
or failed but for this stimulus aud aid.
This truth is best appreciated by those
who have done most in the line Of. in
huencing muititudcs. They realize that
the reflex influence OF work for the
many is general and diffusive. while
the effect of close personal work for
aud with the individual is immediate
and direct in the heart of both the door
and the receiver. lie who is all the
time doing for the many is glad to
know that he sometimes does for one
person who longed for the help that
he alone could give. A good pbvsj-
cInn' whose professional skill is known
and priced on both sides of the ocean.
writes modestly, in response TO crate
fuI words from one of the patients to
whom he has lovingly ministered: "As
physician, believe that the sweet
est moments Of my life have originated
IN some wave of consciousness that nv
honest efforts TO salye some wound or
mitigate some anxiety or pain i'm
human heart have aroused a quick
ened sense OF the great and universal
kinship in another fcllow-rnortaI. We
may be able 10 influence FOR good the
great multitude surrounding us. but
who OF us cannot say or do that which
VIII soothe personal Fear, or which
viii arouse new courage and hope. in
single heavy hoart2--S. s. Times.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-03-25
BARE-NECkED SKATERS.
Holland Women Appear tho Ice with
Bail-Gown Bodiccs.

ftOuirca.
We are accustomed to see women bum
died up IN furs as they glide over the ice.
To witness n woman's race in Holland
would give us greater chill than to
meet ghost at midnight. A foreign
correspondent. in mentioning n contest
on skates, describes IL as follows:
1T was showing slightly, but in
every available moment between the
races troops Of men were told TO clear
the course. At n given signal six WON
Ell started for the first race. They were
dressed in very short skirts, and trans
parent-looking bIouses. low necks. will,
no sleeves at all. We were told they
were from among the lower peasant
people, and that the shop classes never
entered the lists ut all. The speed they
went at was something wonderful. and
especially remarkable Mt the corners.
For the most part they raced with their
arms behind them. but the girl who
won the prize 1.-TWO pounds sterlinR)
skated with hers folded I'm front"
Bare arms and nccks in midwinteri
Our physicians think women are court
ing death by wearing low-necked
dresses in bathrooms. What must r.
be to wear item as outing costumes7
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FAMOUS MYTHS AND STORIES.

Cmsar did not say "Et tn, brutei"
Spectators say he died silent. fighting
like n wolf.
Seneca was not half-Christian phil
osophcr. but a Rrasping money lender
and Insurer, who died worth over So
100000.
Richard III. was not a hunchback.
but n soldier Of fine form. some prcten-
gions TO good looks and great personal
strength and courage.
Augustus was not the public bcnefac-
tor he was represented. lie was the
most cxacting tax collector the world
had ever seen mp 90 his day.
Although the story Of King Arthur
and his round table is n myth, there is
in n southern English town a table
which purports 60 be the original board
around which the knights sat.
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PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES.
Young Man Who Got n CIcrkship In An
ticipation of His Productivity

houng Man Who Got Clcrkship In An
ticipation of His Prodigaiity.
Here is n story that one of the south
ern members vouches for, according to
the Washington Post A young man.
one of his constituents, applied to him
for n $1,000 clerkship. The member
secured the appointment, but the dn v
before the constituent was TO be sworn
in he came to his representative in a
troubled state of mind and said:
Colonel, j have had $l25, 900 left me
by an aunt, and, my God! just think
what l have 20 go through again."
Let me congratulate you," said the
representative.
NO, don't do that" snid the con-
stit'icnt; you don't know what you're
congratulating me on
"Ycs. L do" said the member. for
now you can live without working"
Colonel" said the distressed Young
man. II may as well tell you. Several
years ago / had 100000 left me by an
other aunt and il took Inc nearly IA year
to spend 1t. After / got through /
had To go TO the hospital for SIX mon ths
TO get over the effects of my dissipa-
ton. The reason i came To see you
to-day was TO ask you to keep that
place fo- me until / can spend this
money"
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Note the characteristics of each wear
of the public ministry.
Note in connection the three great
ministries as designated by the prov
ince which Jesus made the center of
His work, though in each case He made
excursions into the neighboring re-
gions and visits into the other prov
inccs.
Note the long period OF preparation
and the slow progress at first.
Take note of the life of John in its
connection with the life of Christ-how
he prepared the way before Jesus came,
and preached at the same time with
Jesus for more than year. till the way
was fully prepared for the Gospel to
take effect among the people.
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