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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

oa 9robibitious sarbeiot fer btreiiiset %
aubtialer bets fortirtitlit o. iremsana.
2 SAUCES 5buobt uoiaicr JON iu Cptr-
btoisuing, al pct CT tthpert Girtfltms, iaa
ptl Jon cnbptr eorstrs ltiat ueo Orb %
VrtmpfI OF otltaQe / llorpooslien al otnui
ugnceItae "a iororrptligc Sraiit.
& gauges Snaoof aubtfaltr otrior' olt
fnt Menigbcosioli, Vroitsiortr % Bttttr
cftcr cone, 1tO % etiliabco at noe eitoar
ocnnc iod pigtiae Gag.
). 81 paa cjruuo al oct iorttaatnot
8olg oOer @aloouipsrQ5mdaict ! Sno "a
ioto, opiorores oauata 5DnoOcs 5oti tit al
BRUCE iu 3HohBoslit im0o Salooucu Den
MI paogaasuoc Rams,
Elsie ReioIutiouer bitp cnhsmnia all.
taqnt.
Fao 6orila8 bleO BET btiluttet, al net til.
iaces Qrctcrne / Sauass Spuooe at bruat
enttt ott me eller Den gamle atitrbog.
naar Yreit % Mtui9bt0 CT tuia otrom.
gtituttet, at Del optrlaoes til 1rnttsribc1
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beltutitt, at Srptitribritprclieu brmGuoigt5
al mootogt ben, iao mart Romittcn tr irrs
oia I'll al ootrora3t otn III 5puootn
Gn Ginarstomitc bcftaonot az /. gupsr.
ion, 4. q. 3tnion "a Qaiior !. s. 4inin
blcp nrOiat.
2cr bl,u peolaat 2{ite 1ormouoen ~
6. Nauion vaa U}spets gtonc at toftc Wrtt
"a Msniobeo for Den Niqhiri5tp, BE- harm,
oiit inner bette itore pRaoc.
INSECT afinittcot fg. ,&-orbanolnt,,r
f~ormoucen ihtttepe men psu
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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

ming. IA ale bapoe mot al be manae
&etter og wioooacn oar cpcr, frtntroaote
galior Seebnus os poa 6oriamtjnaens geo.
nc lrsnlbar epipnfninger til Dc Wamlt.
laait opsrrafie Dem Hogle 6japtr, iont bcitoo
! eH alilotnoppct Stct til grupaommeu, til
! bans 9antie Sage "a cnGrinprino
ira @iGiernc. 9ruOea lit Ct Qar @ulo.
0flllcr. &c 1T ogiaa andre @aper al it,c
ioa linen 9Groi.
1oa prog olle bicm men oct Eafe: eip
AoeFrcn eoer SiDrte til at bo hos % enonn
:" 20 Ga Wirit.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
r9ana,

Fsans.
! ital Ban
'0mtis.
bar sas
| traths.
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oar blos.
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@uijalp Center, Sctpa

01g or ire uoritc Qreitcr. Zen 6orentot
&irlca WcniQbeO her itaI bpgge III &irtt;
nadlc aauaca McniqbcO ~iorcnes mco rsn.
&lualo ecntre bapoc iiOitc 9inttr 152
(UObD9Qcre, men M bar ocu ntaaqc Here,
"a mango iommsr bib bpcr Maapto. Sals
Ml btromtring CT QOot Cunningham, mcn
her tr ootiuig piIO Sencp, iont Ter me9ct
ina No., Earmerne btr cr bog itic iua lpGrt
u0 ocn tuopa, oa ocn men liot Nrbctoc %
(jli0H ian uorDpocs; DC CT mere banQc ipr
oonHt 2rjpiano, men al ocR bar ri lite ne
get, &0ijagcn itr mc0ci Ioptuoe ~. "
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
sceoS. u. Tafota

@euDog oen 2lct SUM pauDc aGulc 5obn
>1a0 en- iitlom Tcitpog. @au @icircoc ucul
lQ fit = Mars Subjtrum iom Smtp. N!cR
Moou bar lite ocn Wamlc sit op Of prrc
Smeo, 21gtu ifr III i5Oc Aarsinbilrnm
aicroc bau 10 me NlrQFirr. SroOs inc
VI Aor ipinQcr ban cnpIm Smrohdmmcrcn
mtO en- Vttbto, lao oct or en- Trpo at ic.
Nan tr fra @ourotn GHnQ / NrrOaltu, Nor
C. o. uopauprtoc til Nmcrita / 1864, % bar
fcut zen Gin orcpct boocoia0cliQ iOnl 4lo9
imto.
GrooQ otu 27pc SUM brnOtc cit irr9tii1
ulbitc her Qccos, met euca glnocrion, en-
iaori0 Cater al Gbos. AnOcricn, orntrcnc
c;O at ialDc pnn Epuepet | ell @anobarrti,
iom itoo tUt pco 0uict. 9cttc nor ct baorot
SlsO for Ocnuc clituGroiac faUilic. Nlcn
9or Otrcs cucitc @orn, ina lliDtIcl telcs loa
@rQct boarocrc for o;m. & ~itotIcis 6or
alnrt CT aIoelca uDc aiiig iclp al Sorg.
Ebo., Nupcrion CT Sectiousiornono poo
X Y. ", u. &c bar ION ioa punoet zen
fob hos olic, DC CT fitupt mcO. Oct bite
IA Otn 3otc Suui, 20 VeQroprlici iunot
Stro. Ser por iremmspt Ell MGnGoc Wlcns
METER ira fern % for at piic nc ipr9tns
c 6orEtort i'm Ttltoqelie | Sobet al otnnc
Mtmmct5 % forrlorcucs Soltroalt.
Set CT ct uomGrict @ropeir M on ga
gtHr. RcQu og 5oliin on binanecn, ~
2%olnacn itbosr ircm, iao oct nlouar, oa
'aor lite alc WCrtcr fell, pil oct not blipc
Ct NrOnaor pua cistc &autcr / Aor ogiaa.
Spar q. g9auocrons.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
Snofriftcr paa ganie
Clboucr.

gar 81 ale lt1' rtat,
oa oilnc ben enc life BEN anosn pigs.
(7rttrsoottu 1881
On gouot orui al mig Rat,
% bon forlsb baaot ortit o. S,ot.
Nm Iiaasr gouom / @apepst,
igien taar it1 ftlo mtO soOt GL
eoaninaoal l6os)
2rit Eatt al mia, icrtuO bet bonner.
o. toa Din Riaret i Jaou, isrenO on %icontr,
iaa Ct bum milo, naar bun oluancr.
(zrtsOalta 1920
gauort borlig,
lrr iparlia,
1totu CT fartig,
TsDcH iommtr inariia.
3btttmarisn 1921
eoacn or min 5ster;
tbt lea attn terittr.
Ri ban altio prrc iuio,
"a &c baR mtg tirrsrt emo Gtto.
5beltmarfeH l743)
Zen iom life
q tan brittle
manOrltat % mto G%orltanO
bam lea irttt
oil til bette,
al ban better brii.tr 0ano.
fgGrpalcn 1900
7rit aouata5 5iaal % snf bant fr,b,
laa8yariat Sin "a 9pittligbto.
(Zr'tsaf,n 1881
Smnn pao cti, lea hapsr iuo'.
Irit iaa I'D bet, bptr en- Sdar.
e iaa. ON ou Tsr ian iiuet,
Naar ou no al 6uict gaar.
n7so)
5oa8 tirufcr 9rrtrn for Penas,
Nii Ct OtOr al no0tn Rreoit:
ben / Roraen 5 tsrtiac 2rens
StaI 3 brittle for Inlet o. ,;rtt.
lSilioro 1881
Grii til HsOtsrit, mems on faar,
al otn Stuno her er en- 1dar.
Nlcn ic til, at BIZ ci ipiloe
al bin 0lrpt / ct Slide.
d7si)
Srtf lpittst, grootr; tbi Zaet cr iuuot,
Grtf, III Oh %iprrttcr; bet tr oia urot.
(@ulooltn 1907
6emttn Dtano ieg late fan;
Otn ~ier'cnOe taar bel oaiaa ct gran.
Cite @auge til Isnotn lea gaar:
Otn utcnoe bum paa VGisn itaar.
ROrOiioro 1929
@io llorges 8runotoD aloria rnttes,
% Nor8es geuotr alOrig trDtiss.
clorofiOrO 1929
3aor Gact inraacr aaerbeot
% pirrer mi Qouoen,
oa Iao ii Irrtte bare uGft,
ION irDocr 6ut Og Ganotu;
tbi Stripcrtn mro Tom % 300
Mig ingcnlunoe iparer;
Men oft tar Gut oggen5mauo ben,
% oelcr meo %bindnoen,
Der iattes inqen 4uug hos Dem,
ei Garme ipnrer Gauoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
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,asierat for "Git :" al 9at. n. 8. mur.ueot.)

.oianife geproclIe pcO Or. mislc apbnipu men
llnipcritctet bjcmmc / Noroe. Zen bouoi,
anifc YcpCoelie por oicnuemtrruot al re.
fornntiontns Qriatipcr, ot Rirfcr or be-
bcQioc Mrnueacrg Samfunp bpooet nan
Wlps crp, INSTRUMENTATION AZ 5rnsn
o(,n, I,rt, Ne ,,,oet ,i,rt o,,,.s eor,n,
bor en- cbaop,. ZEN 6oToionre @,tnino
aol oieunemtrrpor ZEN om,ritonlr Tritirt,
GA ppbc Den pr,.
"a Dor ptt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
Qsu pco Qoit. ", g. 4lcttrion
S>ou toltr int nnrr \, cro. Hammer
eotrs @sicOtrc i'm. "a n,or ! Ter llpoou.
ocn al n,rcs yin. M rfy,gisIoer orr,s 5r, u
5olercu uruute northumberland pro Den
bauoion1e seproe6t, Ter por oribenpe
2lppr pcres ariitcuppao Gt onpst al.
rattsrtrrt por Srodob moo Deu Girfe. Der
baope p~vfoitrct Den, ipm geru, Gt trepie
Garotiertrrt pco benz BAR 5roifob mon
Saapbeoen / Girttl. e itattepe Erprcues
Striftcr. &c bapOc Gro ior ft Spoaoe,
Sro Tor Alon tuloe oribs ON ia. r.
trpeoc poa WUftelie. poo wups cro "a
guno. g. fable en- bcocnpe Meniobep.
"a por bet ioier en- Souo oep poitpr s,or.
risuiae, Mrs. S,arrispile Ga Wiis 0orris.
bile.
RAN. :. 9. 81. Gale Unite s,crrcns g,eliios
nellie opcr 1oriamlinocu GA tinlut lana man
itaacnoc qutbcrs bcrliae Solmc: aHpr wuo
han CT iau fatt en- 9pro.a
Mauooo Sormiooaa.
Nnoout prD lyoitpr Il, Mpe.
Tco Topncopraob iorctpots g,olo poo #
sfplrOirettionsmeplcm iii at fnlpc g,ofou.
cen citcr Qyaitor nimlr. iom rciitc til sino.
Bricrotrt fro qerooo pn(rites "a outooes
Mopport,u ira apmiteru Tor misiiousbe.
itDrclitas arObcrttnina blep pplrit. Rop.
norton mnctoo,s
I'm y,rntra mo, llbpiprlicp AZ 1]tcmm,ret
>nncn,n ,,un,rifr,r,t nj AZ n, cnucn,rs
msplcmurr. blsp pplrit.
7sore al Men cptoort III prbonbfino.
81 Eori,oo mn at rsfcninrrrre g,inrtuin.
arm IN, At oinc ierc >temncrct pcp Meoet
eno r,,p ;om snunitttiour, nrnner. blsp
,rt,,et
I'm somit, brtootupr al fem blep nep,ot
iii At tnmmr men 1oritoo III ,fcronpriuo
~ eonait,tiopen III nrf,r 9Iorsmene an.
1,itrru brjtoor al qoitprernc q s,ouipu.
l. " " Sale. IS. Is. SOFTER po ". 8. cppe.
ooorp.
sr0ipos. eou,it, 30 F., ronnortcren. a.
No,tor , Non;cp var ,,tot INN ctolen;.
r,ttinpamsnfem noo - 9lor oiml,s >t,o
Ronooo N~ftrrmisooo
gucoot nrn poit srno,on
Inner gonnsnnroob forstnoes gofo ma
"a qg,nt,mu,r NJ qisG,rsh,tr,e,ie, ,or
trc yor
n Mco(emnrr AZ rom isSors .g,i,n.
rrG.n b,en norot men o,t ,,,,m,
eomit,cp ior plonioo,n rosnort,reo,
W,,,,rtr, o,toccs
ar,n- e,mi,ecns Rorrcrt go , bfs, m.
trf
g., ~ m,n;oheo,r b,o;rr,cr 1Iunanro.
MIN, ,,r 10, ot bon, 5rnot N,rrricntontrr
g., 81 nrr;,n,oer nam, ino,,nOt Reic.
lut;orey Wn,ronino qrrei,rinrn s>nno,s
nnooe
eomit,,, t,,, mon - 1or,too III Sor;so
,oo @itc,oeti, =, etrin,n noo -, ir,orfio
apoon, m,nr,r,sr ontnocs
W,rror, ,,o efofeoiretticu,r @onnor.
o., r,ont,,es IN 9,h,rofir,
e, eo,,,its - zen, h,,, n,,,,t III AZ m
ors,;r. pe,tsrrs icr er.cis,. o,uo.s en-
ucoe. 8 8 -fotnofn 40 potcrsru, {,
s,irrtoos y IS urtcr,ou 6, 3 yHt "a
) couon,n
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
nnnfon

oauSpu ftru 60, e.. y.
Fr isn't / - Mars NlDertn latte Slptt" til
comes Rtocr ipite Senoa9 / NCrbtocn al
woiucrs grp. Giter Si0enoc Hal ban pGre
fra Arcne, Z. :. TN @ror al BAN bar %
ioo ncO. Den 6orulDtteOc itulOe iogmmc
ortr til ont anocn @reD citcr en- 6iicitang,
"a ben formcotlTt oft Oet 0rCs, iom BAR /
.g.. alotles inOsituttct ocri mco baaoe
SENDER pQ Teoocr, "a hume i%oaltpts life
folnt IN, til 0iUlp %inotroi. oans &roocr
,ar / Nrr6cocn al lllgtlcshcOet, % iuaioc
arr Si0tuOc ]ipruuGct cfttr Ct lau8 for
NEE oct at bringc ham iloaO, men ban toni
f:yicut.
aoliuQcn runot S%,aniOn CT / GOD 6oriat
NINA % tcgucr til en- rig 0sit.
Gle Stari.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
correspondence.

n~rrrorctr rnfr Warn ~ @pres's 'naef ~
frtr III, n Fiji life efoer1 nierreniTfs r.
: ,r-r,e,r. gorrtt III itfbIire ri'eriiiaalprt, ueta
rlstru meroe acrreFtOreent Pr'!er bet. MEN
, ,f,fnrrul maa haue Aapnet % Aorssitu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

,,,nsroan. II lovely woman will desert her
home as soon as the air gets pleasant
why moor man must suffer for H. ana
there isn't any gradation according 10
rank. tito,
with lightly yelled glce. dropping IN 10
see Millionaire George Gould one pleas
ant Julv day when his family, deserving
him unceremoniously. had all led to the
mountains.
mir. Gould sat upon rear Veranda OF
his house. with his coat of, trying 10
get cool. My caH was a business one
but they showed me out 10 WHO'RE he toy
ed with the breezes with palm-leaf fan.
GOULD'S BACHELOR DINNER.
I'm glad 10 see YOU said ne, and /
want YOU to stay 10 dinner. Yeas /
began to interrupt him-'yes, ! well know
that YOU came on business about the rail-
road. but you are going 10 be my guest
all the same. Fact Is ! can't eat In sum
mer when my family IS away. II l stay
home / nearly starve 10 death. Can't eat
opposite a figure painted on the wall.
at this instant a trim maid announced
dinner, and we went mo the p,nderous
dining~room. Dinner was laid in state
for two, and ! jumped Immediately 70 the
scheme. There was a standing order I'm
that house 20 serve dinner the minute a
caller happened In. and thus save Mr..
Gould the horror Of tete-a-tete with the
Cupid over the fireplace.
'After dinner L asked Mr.. Gould what
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

The basement Of the courthouse, the
scene OF many varied occurrences. wore
still another aspect on Friday last Wheh
Addie Thornton ana James Davenport
were made man and wife. lie was IN JAN
charged with breach of promise, when ne
relented and sent word to his accnssf
thai II she would let him out OF jail he
would marry her. She arrived from het
home near Markham on Friday last ana
when Davenport was brought into coui
he was willing to be married, but ana
not have the money 10 pay for ms license
neither did the bride. In this emergency
Constable Foley passed around his nat
and collected from the audience one dol
lar and twenty-four cents and secured
the services Of Rev. j. O, Loving gratis
They were made man and VIC IN the
presence Of Interested spectators lhefe
were several colored ladies' present but
pIoad as ne would. Constable FOLEY could
not induce one OF them 10 act as brides
maid. The bride was presented Win the
twenty-four cents left over from the IL
conse fund, the possession Of which seems
10 give her more solid comfort than the
husband Warrenton Virginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

great bulk of lee under the water. WIN
an iceberg there may be "A great mass Oh
ice of an irregular shape stuck Iase 10
mountain on the bed OF the ocean, or II
may have been caught in some OF the
persistent growths In the bed OF the
ocean. II is then grounded
The only intimation that the sailor has
Of this is point sticking up I'm the
air. It looks like an Insignificant piece
OF ice. and noticing that it is not sweep
ing towards him, he ventures on his way.
Tile next note he has Of warning rs Wnen
the huh of the vessel strikes the solid
mass far below the water and the good
shiD gets a shock that makes him glad
that il has iron sides along with IT'S
woody structure.
The searchlight penetrates the water
10 a more or less distance according 20
the cIearness OF the ocean. IL has been
known to show the water almost 10 the
ocean bed. At other times a duh slug
gishness shuts 1t of at the waters edge.
There Is not one passenger In thou-
sand that crosses the ocean that knows
there is a searchlight in the bow always
alert for the moving ghosts. The CLEAN
is for ships they think, but they little
know that il Is for the fatal berg, nor
can they imagine how glad the ocean
crew was when the first searchlight was
put in a ship and found 10 be worthy
the seas use.
A GIANT VISITOR.
The biggest iceberg seen thus far this
spring was one that was measured by
ships eve 20 be ten miles long and TWEEN
" miles wide. II was a beautiful thing,
and lay ahead far enough for safety, yet
il could be easily seen with the naked
eve. Passengers took TO their steamer
chairs TO watch IT,. and the camera
nends on board levelled their instruments
at il. On one side nearest the ship there
was n great cavern. with a roof and
carved sides into which the light flash
cd. 10 looked Ike "A fairy palace. Above
il were smaller palaces, and al one side
there was a roadway leading up and over
the frozen surface. When il foated TO
the southwark IL was lost TO sight, and
all heayed a sigh OF regret.
The sailors of Il ship that came I'm not
long ago told Of being summoned by the
lookout at the searchlght one night 10
watch an odd sight ahead. There were
three great hergs, and in the midst OF
them was a sailing vessel. As she came
on the bergs parted and the vessel passed
through as IL by a path, though all on
board must have been Offering up their
last prayers.
These ocean ghosts have been from
time too far 10 tell. greatly dreaded by
seanen. but this year they are being
caught by a detective whose watch for
them is as sleepless as the sky above.
HENRY SANDERSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
GHOSTS THAT STALK THE SEA
Descend Upon Steamships, Driving tns
Pilot from Ills Post.
The GREATEST FLOATING lCEBERGS
start from Greenland, and Cross 'ne
European Route-The scarchhsht as
an Ocean Detectiye-Irances WI"
lard's Body Guard was An
Ocean searohlisht.


When the good steamship 81. faul
starts out from SANDY Hook wednesday
she viii carry In her crew an ocean ue,
tecliye warranted 10 guard herself ana
passengers from loss OF lie ana properly
in the journey 10 Europe.
over the ships bow, IA an IRON oas''
at the very waters edge, viii be a great
searchllght OF 1000 candle-power' man
ned night and day by uusty suaid
and absolutely guaranteed 10 detect the
icebergs that are filling the ocean TINS
spring as they rave never filled II before
IL IS as though Nansen We're up AT me
pole hewing OF big glaciers ana sehdiHS
them down as specimens OF the com
panions he meets in his arctic voyage
STEAITHY APPROACH.
These icebergs. coming down from
Greenland and the Polar regions are
the most formidable thngs the ocean
pilots OF April and May have to deal
with. Tho approach of sailing vessel
Is made known to soamen by the con-
slant footing OK the foghorns. No matter
how dun it may be on the ocean the log
horns are heard telling that a sailing
vessel is I'm certain direction and snip
ahoy," II d steamer IS coming there IS
a blowing Of her whistles. One steamer
cannot collide with another except by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

exorc,se because no loves 10 be active.
have known him to play hand-bal Win
himself a bali and the side OF "A room
for an hour on the hottest day. lie
throws the bail as high as he can
catches Il. losses It again, and gets into
n roaring Precipitation. Then he taxes
a sponge. and goes down town TO nave
people tell him how fresh and cool ne
looks and how well-groomed and hama
some he Is.
when Oelrichs Is at home alone
which isn't often, as he and his VIE are
the most devoted married couple In Ne"
York-he turns the whole house INTO
gymnasium. Instead OF sulking ana re-
plning like Gould. he makes the pest Oh
the situation. lie gets up wheh ne
wakcns. enjoys his gymnastics mas
friend I'm TO breakfast. ATTENDS 10 DUST
ness. finds a roof garden at night on top
Of bis house. drinks. smokes ana makes
himself think he Is having a GOOD tiine.
If Won drop in 10 see him before ~ O'Clock
Won will find him I'm shirt-sleeves, with
coffee tray in front OF him, thinking ana
sometimes smoking furiously.
II don't know anybody that IL quite as
much misrcprcsontcd rs Edward Green
and his wife Hetty. They are pictured
living apart and happy in their separa-
ton. But this is not true. Their d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26
GROUNDED BERG s
THE sEARC i

THE Scare
gets up those books Of his. lie thinks
Of inventions and gives them practical
form. in words at least. lie would make
a great litterateur. l think, II he were
left a grass wldower often enough.
MIR. ROCKEFELLER ALONE.
"Rockefeller IS never left alone. Ile
makes it one Of the conditions of h.S
home that he is not to De left TO run IL
all alone when part of his family for
sakes him he gathers the other part
together and plays the violin and piano
or gets up new music Of his own.
There are some folks I'm the world,
continued this bachelor. "who think tnat
n rich mans life is all gold and glamour
and honey and peacocks tongues, but /
tell you that a millionaire without his
wife and with a big house TO manage
isn't any happier than a poor fellow who
leaves the shop and goes home 10 cook
a thin steak over ras stove. The poor
man has got hunger and the steak 10
think about. and the rich man has only
got the echo Of his empty rooms.
Eyes. there will be summer divorces this
year the same as ever"
G. s. RUSSELL.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
zach the diseased portion OF the ear.
rhere is only one way to cure deafness
ana that Is by constitutional remedies
a. go A. caused by an infameC con-
di,ion Of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tacbian Tube. When this tube Is -
eamed you have rumbiins sodnd or
imperfect hearing, and when II a Is er, nIes
VioS0u aa'n,,nation can be taken out and
me mbe restored to It's normal condi-
, ,hiS ' hearing viii be destroyed forever;
nne out Of no ten are s caused ao by, by
ca.ali . - condition OF the mucous SUI
faces -. tt,,Hro1 T,.iio~. -
any case OF Deafness caused s,, BY es'arrhl
60 Go send for circulars. free.
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ton Of Judgment which ho must hurriedly

ton Of Judgment which no must hurriedly
determine.
This season there have been q greater
number OF collisions from icebergs than
have been known before In ocean history
since the days when steam and electricity
revolutionized ocean travel. But the ac-
cidents have been to sailing vessels,
yachts and tho smaller Of the ocean
craft. The great ocean greyhounds are
too carefully trained and too fleet to be
caught mapping by the ocean terror.
Tho way OF placing the searchlight DIFF
fers. Many ships put the light high
over the bow, claiming that greater
distance can be seen; but others place IL
at the waters edge, because there no
shadow can intervene TO confuse the look
out.
MISS WILLARD'S GUARD.
when Frances willard sailed on the
Paris last Wednesday she had with her
a body-guard. which the devoted mem
bers OF the w. 9. 7. u never thought
Of providing, and which excelled In
watchfulness and efficiency the faithful
Anna Gordon, Miss WIZARDS other self.
This was a great searchlght that scan
ned the water ahead and warned the crew
of the ocean ghosts that are at this par
ticular season unsleeping providers OF
Tho place where most icebergs come
from is Greenland, which ought 10 be
named Whiteand. All the spring II Is
white as snow. coated with the great
bergs that break Off as the waters rush
past and start south other bergs come
from the frozen northwest passage, which
foolish navlgators are always trying to
discover. The ice, when II breaks up at
this time Of the year. starts south with
slow momentum and gets about as far
south as Greenland. Here it lodges. get
ting wedgcd I'm the narrow passages and
getting an extra freezing as II tarries
under the frozen sun. one Of these days
the end breaks off. and down II sweeps
70 form the dreaded berg Of the Atlantic.
The worst of all iceborgs are those
that strike the coral reefs In the ocean
and get grounded" As everybody
knows, a piece Of ice shows only its tip
end above the water. II you see n point
sticking up you may be sure there is a
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ne ala when he was alone 10 amuse him
self. For answer ne whistcd three times.
There was a acrambling. a jumping. SER
les OF short yelps, and into The room rush
ed some OF the most splendid hounds 1
ever saw They sprang UP 70 their mas
ter and leaped all over him. One-l think
he called her Czarina-faNncd upon his
knee and refused 20 leave his chair wien
the other dogs we're driven out. That
ia nv summer amusement when ! stay in
town. said the master OF The manse.
"Hermann Oolrichs," said the old club
man falling into The easy attitude OF the
man who Is telling tales out OF school
and doesn't care who hears them, rs the
funniest fellow j ever saw when he Is
left the city In midsummer. with
million dollars worth Of house upon hisi
hands and dozen servants. Instead OF
rcpining no sets TO work TO have good
lime. Hermann Is the jo,liest fellow
about having good times, anyway.
S>oslr1chs - born athlete. lie takes
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PIrRPONT NORGAN's WAY

home
PIERPONT MORGAN'S WAY.
-. PierpOnt Morgan" continued the
clubman with a contemptous chuckle at
The foolishness Of Il fellow mortal. doesn't
know how to have a good time, when
his family IS away he amuses himself in
a manner which worldly old bachelor
like myself would call ldiotic. And, while
/ think Of II, believe I'll put IL down in
writing that, IL ] am ever found acting
that way, a commission Is to inquire into
my sanity.
'As soon as Morgan's family are well
out Of town, what DO you suppose lie
docs2 why he goes over TO ST. Georges
church and looks over accounts and rec
ords. He doubles every cent given TO
the church charities. or some such non
sense as that. ana he acts as II he en-
.toyed It. Queer. isn't IL? Roasting days
In summer 10 find a man who might be
cutting OF his new bond issue checking
OFF charities and going them one batter.