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nera, amenazando al banddo con la medida
que tent en- la mano.
El hombre descolorido se volvi6 sentar,
refunfuf1ando entire diente.
Ell "Coio Gordo" Sc habra detenido
ajustar ls caenta aquel mocto lamado Ger
man, que vive en- la calle del Temple-dijo
despues su compafiero.
Lo quieren despachar?
No, sangrar NADIA mas: parece que ha
denunciado algunos de Nantes . . Todo Sc
supo por Brozo Rojo.
II Vaya un hombre ese "Coio Gordo"
Apenas sali6 del presidio, Y lie sobra va que
hacer.
"Flor de Marfa' habfa entrado en- la ia
berna detras del Churi0dor Este, despu6s
de haber respondido con un meneo de cabeza
a la salutaci6n del joven adolesoep to- de oios
hundldos y cara macilenta, le dijo:
-sQue tai, Bar5sl6n? Siempre & yuel-
tas con tn aguardiente, seh?
-Siempre: mas quiero andar con zuecos
y en- ayunas, que carecer del aguardiente la
pipa-respondi6 ell joven sin mudar de postu-
ra ehando nubes de hurno por la bocs.
-Buenas noches, "glor de Marfa"-diio
la tia "Pelona" acereandose & la Ga1iu1boora
y miranda con atenci6n la ropa que ie habfa
alquilado. Hecho este examen, afiadi6 con una
especie de satisfaction brutal:
Me gusta alqnilarte mis- eosas J. .eres
lmpla como una gatita. No hubiera confia-
90 este chico chal color de narania unas per-
dniarlas oomo la 'sSaltoDa' la ABolera.o
Mas para ESQ te estoy educando desde hace
tres semanas que entrastes en- mi casa. No
saE persona mejor que td en- toda la Cite
arsque pecas de triste, de vergonzosa de
melindrosa- Cuando saques los pies del plato.
como las otras, no h4b. Il mozA mas Teresa
que tu en- toe-s Las GALES de Fevee -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Les istyasorstos nsedscOs ciywGnOs
NGENIERO
PONCE r. r.

CCn e1eYCscsO ess est0 csssd6d,
tsrEihcGn: cue han eemprobado Us en- L.
EsteElca Official, Va en- In particular, duYants
II Apidsnsia vLr1olosa reinanto sn sstE. eiu
DAD, Ia ohcacis lnccEtsetabla dsi virus
Vssunu procedsnte del lnstltuto dc Vscu-
pasi0n do don Santiago Seiic instal&do ey
ArDeiSo ta1o &c Observation-Disclosures que 6i.
ehh sefiox Eeiio despu8B dc un soncierxudo
cstenido sstncio, ha ccnRegu1do perfec-
alo7tar ei nivsi as loz IDstitutos Europoos
de Eu indoia, 81 eulSiyo de aqlal Wins pco-
RlRatico do In viruelS hRsta ell extreme de
pCueS RsegurAr = ahrmsr los que sUscriben,
!. ore en- ssta pohlsci6n Is produoldo tan fe-
- resultsdos y ha obtenido tan liscn5eIc,
faetorio y brillante exito, gus Sc har
gLsoguiGo con 50 sn2pleo y pT0pagacion o.
exaarminlo dc Ia vlrual2 Gus SSargcrizaba
die =maba estA rohlaoi6a dssds hsoe disz
ocS.o Ineses. No vaellaado pcs ends los In
frRaeritoa on pubi;sar-co ian sole pos me-
die de Is presente alno que tsn2bi6n poT Il
prensa periodical del pals ser neeesario--
Gus Is ilnfa vaeuna sxtr&lda de- IL tern9ra
del precitado Institute es superior p-sfe
ribis 4 todAa las denlAs usadas on 10 isls, IN
OluL In de Londres, y que establishments
ha iado meier mas resU!taGc, hasts 81 ez
treruo 1e haber eonseguldo IL psSstMIGci6.s
UGsrpsGi en- un novsnta por cientO. Z par
qrl consts vSlga donde CcLvenlr puGiere
don Se1tisgo SsiIo espido 10 presente e..
Pc nee IL de Mayo de 1889. DIR. BGlsneGs
" sFss6s-Dg. CoSGSacO-DF. ReveT6s-LT
Pcpap1S- Uks CcT0ssGs--Dr. EE<Es4g RSas-Is
EissSc EOSa y GsaiJlnS = DF. Tst0H IcissiGs-
liz. M. Zesc G0Ndto-Dg. G9e4ssSyc =. d
PN,&
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
PLAYA de Pence

del ChatriGder, desde la fgonera hasta ell al
timo huesped de Ia taberna. Unos retiraron
los vasos jarros q IN extreme de la mesa,
apresarandose & hacer sitio Rodolfo: otros
Sc levantaron como tocados por un resorte, v
agunos Sc aceroaron al Clsuri0dor y lie pre-
guntaron qnien era aqnel desconocido que tan
victoriosamente hacfa gu entrada en- ell gran
metndo. La fgonera, dirigiendo Rodolfo
sonrsa del modo mas gracioso que pudo,
cosa inaudita, hipArb6lica y fabulosa en- los
anales del Coneio Blanco, Sc levant6 de su
mostrador fue tomar 6rdenes de su hues-
ped para saber 10 que debfa servir la c0nspG-
MA; atenci6n que jamas habla tenido consel
Maestro de EssateLG nj con 81 EsQusget0, terri
bles fascinerosos que hacfan temblar al mis-
mo Churi0d0r.
Uno de los dos hombres de aspecto sinies-
tro-el del semblante palido que escondfa la
mano SO calaba cada instante ell gorro
griego hasta las cejas-se inclin6 hacia la Ia
bernera, que limpiaba con Ell mayor cuidado
|. mesa de Rodolfo, y le dijo CON socorro-
nerfa:
-sNo ha venido ell Colo Gordo?
-No-respondi6 la tia Pstona.
-5Y sf aver?
Aver vino.
-1Acaso con Cata6oz0, la hiia de Mar
cial ell guillotinado? va sabes. Marcial ell
de la isla....
-iVaya unas preguntas de hombrel Isl
pensaras que soy alguna espfa que acecho
mis- parroqnianos para saber Ia vida que ha-
cen!-dijo la tabernera con tono brutal
-Tengo cita esta noehe eon el Coo Cor
DO ell Maestro de Hscaela.
-iBuer as cosas hablareis! ivalientes ru-
fanesi
lRufanesi-exclam6 irritado ell bandi-
do.--Con ellos sacas til la barriga de NAL afIo
-iQuieres deiarme en- pazg-grito Ia fgo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

-5Y vuestra familia a-pregunt6 la Gus-
Hd6dord.
Sc la llev6 ell c6lera
-5Y que ofcio tenfan vuestros padres?
-Prenderos de los portales del mercado:
ropavejeros
-IHeredasteis muchoP-dijo ell "Chu-
riadoI"
Era pequ 10 cuando murieron, mi tu-
tor 10 vendi6 todo. Cuando llegue la ma
yor dad lie debfa treinta frances. ETA fue
-dA mi heTencia.
Como Sc llama vuestro amor
M. Gautier, Gale de BourdonDais; muy
tonic, mny brutal, y tan ladr6n como avaro
se dejarfa sacar los ojos por no pagar los
ofciales. Si Sc 10 lleva ell rio, no Ie des la
mano. Para conoluir, aprendf ell oficio los
ounce amos, me TOGO un buen pdmero en- la
quinta, me lamo Rodclfe Durand - Ahf es-
ta toda mi historic.
-Veamos ahora la tuya, "Guillabaora'
diio Ell "Churiador." La mia queda para pos
tres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
unuu6nto Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos produc!dos
nor ei UNGUENTo DERMoaENo -n
las lzagas qaensaSsyGs, js'gDstes, ps-
cadssyas ale mosquitoes lepYa Gf,se6sa, ;,
sabasonss, sIefanfiasss tstnsorss, az
cs4aloxssy byocedsweia, se@asstss0so, ~
csyas, ksyidas de cstaiqassy gyns~, Pc
sszdssos &aa, 10 demuestran las infsni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y ei constan-
&c aso que de dicho especifico Sc
hace.
Dep5sito: Rs,nsaeie CsssssI de J
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
CAPITULO III

HIsToRIA DE LA " GUnLABAoRA"
-Empecemes. por el principle lilo
ell "Cburiador'
-Olerto--dijo Rodolfo--STus padresP
No los conozco---reepondi6 "FIor de
Maria"
-lQue casualidsd .Somos ambos de
una misma familia-interrumpi6 Ell "Churia-
DOR"
-ITambien tG?
-Hnerfano de las GALES de Paris co.
mo to, nj mas nj menos, hija mia.
-jQnlen te ha crlado, "GuillabaoraP''- -
preguL t6 Rodolfo.
No 10 se, sefior. Solo me acuerdo que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

sea extsacto auido conipuesto de
,arias planras indfgenas. usadas CO.
no alterantes y sudorfficas.
Cada onza duida representa- una
.aza de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL !
Ell mas conocido, SECURE y r9pS6t
srIficador de la sangre!
Conserva el CUTS tsSs0 y ibre d.
,tbcS0ass y gyanosl
Poe jeu usarlo hasta los nifios.
Deposito: FgyNsScSG Central, de ]
errer.
mi : ". p. $. Nvbre. q de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
DE- VAP0RES C0RREOS FRANCESE;

NUEvO lTlNERARlO
Que rige deede Enero '5o2
POR INTERCOLONIAL DE FORT-DE-FRANcN a 'AS'a ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
MAyoL HERMANos g. 90,
Buen negoCio

doa
ufcae dch
construction dde pu habi la ventaa
La rsin
PLAYA de Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
Ojo, Ojo!
Sc desesn venGeF S5 seLios DC los
del A: Centenarto iei asscabrInienSc
ds &aSa isis.
Ga esta 5mPKen&a iafornar&n,
Ponce. : Novfcnabre 1854.
PARA CARRETERAS

So pcSsde cGsi rit0d de su eaIor, una zsG
QssissG sritSrGdOr0 de p:edrG nsesssda para ca
FvetegGs, con sN cGJdeTa dsasGs ptesGs, eS,
HsNy 5tGess estGdo 9 ssn HsGrtisete de rerssesso
nj qs&. Ia istcvese psSe2e dirS0gse dON 10
bcf 20 GrahGss, c's csta eisGd0d.
PGsce Fe2se-n IT Ge 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

Giran cortA visits soore EspafA 6 Isias
adyacentes.
tsirar eobre las plazaa prtaoipales de
Francia, Ingiatsxrs, Alen1ania, Austria,
Bslgica, lands, Italia, Portugal, Suizs
AtrieA gNsrruecosl y sohre New-York.
@avn l9 da / ia2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

Fabricants de despolpaderas Is cafs 10
los sistemas Rollo Diseo, cou1o ta-abia1
Cedazos, Tahonaa, Ruoaas hidr&ulicas, hls
Iacates, Sscadsraa soda class ia macnlns
ria para cafe, piea~ yarba, dezgransf naiz
sts., etc. Hero, sobra bronco 81 harrAs
4sack&a Sundido.
pfasnsa info-,ues. ] lilo = 1SQ3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
s:14< oloIoNEs Y CONCESSION Els

coNO1hI.l9Tos pse As4aaa
PASSAGES hA ss1ven en- sss
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LOG
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MAYoL HERMANos g. 90,
1Es de
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-10-27
K,llcl An Exccnt TIE Ma,c

About nine years ago Russian
schooner, the Johannes, while on II
voyage from Riga to England, furn-
nIshed q frightful example OF what Que
man can do on board ship. Ian
Umb, n sailor, had been caught rob
bling his shipmntc3, and after the OF
fccrs and men had finished chastisiny
him, Iuu Jumped over board. lie was
rescued, aud after that his life on the
vessel was by no means pleasant one.
A few nights afterward, when no was
Mt the wheel, the captain found fault
with his steering and struck him with
q ropes end. Iun got in n rage, took
stick of wood and knociIe the cnp-
tain down, and also the man who hal
relieved him aj the wheel. Then Inc
went to the lookout aud killed him.
After tins tic callel the other watch,
consisting Of three men, out of the
forecastlc, an killed them one by one
Some OF tho men were not entirely
dead when he threw them overheard
A boy on board, Il relative OF the mas
ter, was then thrown overheard by the
curagcd Russian. Then he gathered
all the jewclry and money he could
find, took the captains watch, throw.
ing it's owner overheard, nn1 then,
with an axe IN his hand, went down
into the cabin 20 kill the mate aul get
his money. The mate fhpwcd fight,
and the Russian went on deck again,
fastened a knife to n long pole and
tried to stab the mate through tho
cabin windows. This failed, auJ ho
then soaked a rope in petroleum end
threw 1t into the cabin windows, fol-
lowing it with copIous supply OF oil,
intending to burn the vessel aud the
mate. While he was engaged ut The
after end of the cabin, the mate, bleed.
ing from his wounds, escaped from The
forward end, aud, 10y q flank mo yc.
ment, knocked the licnl down and
fastened him in the mizzeu rigging.
A Danish steamer came along later aud
towei the schooner 60 Copenhagen,
where the sailor WIS turned over 90 ths
Russian authorize New YOrS Trr
DuuC.
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Am Orcrnn Snake Don

The largest rhLtlesnlke, captured in
Yamhill County. IS now tho worse for
it, experience. The original home OF
this snake IL, no doubt, in tho famous
Thurber snake den. near which IT was
captured. Tho Thurbcr dou is on the
fnrm owned 10y A. w. Roos, in n rocky
knoll covering about two acres. The
knoll is covered by u low growth Of
oak shrubbery md wild grass The
snake homo Is really IL rock quarry.
On tho surface are rocks III endless
numbers, and the regularity OF the
shape 10 remarkable. Nearly all ara
perfect cubes, varying in size from six
inches to two icct mud more. Tho
crevicos between these rocks are n
natural homo for tho reptile family,
ind IL is said to be no uncommon
sight TO sec scores of snakes sunning
themselves on the rocks in tho carly
spring.
1t is not rNttlcsnGkes nlono that
haunt this den There are blowsnakcs
and blue racers. Many o'Etho latter
have been killed in tho vicinity that
have attained length of six feet.
Then there is the otupelied snake,
which is one OF the most interesting OF
the family. This snake has n head on
each end, nnd rams either why. One
head is about oDc.lourth MS lurgo rs
the other. 1t is Of yellowish color.
1t generally lies i'll loop, nul is lro-
qucntly observed running in an MP.
parently stupelied condition on n rock
or log, There arc other varieties, such
rs the garter, found nrOunl tho dom.
but the bite OF none except tho rattle
snake IL known to DO fatal. Several
sheep nnd some cattle have died in tue
vicinity Of the den rom snake bites.
Portland Orcgonian.
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EVANSVILLE, w. VA- TUESDAY, OCTOBER %

"Oh, yes 4! wen have to get il ont,
md then added, Poor fellow
didn't have tho heart to send hiu
away without taking it"
So we got tho song out with the
least expense possible, the cheapest
littlo page we could get made, and tn,
lettering SO bad that We all felt rs
named 10 show it. l placed it upor
the counter. and there 1t was permit
ted TO lilo fricndlcss, for never recon.
mended it, feeling its poverty and IN.
significance i'll comparison with the
gorgeous lthogrnph tito pages auC
elegantly colored lettering of the
other sheet music by which 1t was sur
rounded. Finally, without tho sale
of dozen copies, IT was consigned t.
tho wholesale shelves, where Mr..
Healy and myself mentally erected u
tombstone inscribed "Sacred To the
memory OF poor musician" About
year passed, when u Mr.. Whittomorc,
II music teacher in tho public schools
oil Chicago, camo in AMI asked mo ii
thought Mr.. Hcnly would let him use
"rho Sweet Bye md Bye" in Sun.
10y SNhOOA bppA lb WIS luGu COulhll'
ing. l said:
Certainty, without doubt, for the
song is OF no use to us. 1t has no sale
Whatever"
lilo went ont to the Office mud pres
ontly Mr.. Healy callol t. mo to give
MIR. Whittemoro copy OF tho song.
Nothing more was thought of the mat
ter until nearly year nftcrwnrd, when
we began TO have calls for "Tho Sweet
Bye and Bye | remember my sur
prise the first time it WINS ngl,cl for. A
littlo schoolgirl, not moro than twelve
or fifteen years old, came in very tim
idly, evidently muse 70 trading Shy
herself, " and, standing off from the
counter rs If afraid TO come noarcr,
said:
"Havc you piece of music called
Tho Sweet Bye aud Bye" It's In Mr..
WhittomOre's book. "
II is thus fair to state that to Mr..
Noply's tender nature ana to Mr..
Whittemnre's recognition Of the morris
OF the song the world owes its kuowl-
edge oil Wobstcr's inspiration.
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luz UJtR SCIENCE.

Last October the Austrian ship Pola
was sent on an expedition 10 explore
the depths of the Red Sen. 1t has
now completed its work, and the re-
suits arc said to bc of great scientific
interest.
Tho largest steam ferry in the world
Is now being built. 1t will ply be-
tween Nnnitowoc and Ludliugton
Luke, Michigan, and will cost $500. =
600. have three screws and carry
thirty car. 1t will be over 500 feet
long.
DR.. A. Calmottc, OF Paris, says that
In the serum of immuuiscd horses
there IS perfect nutidutc against
snake poison. He has also found
hypedermic injections of hyr ochioritc
of limo and chloride Of gold also bcnc-
fetal.
At n recent meeting Of the Paris
Psychological Society DIR. Gorodichzc
communicated the information that he
bad succeeded, 10y means of hypnotic
suggestion, in preventing sea.sickness.
even in the case of persons who had
always been violently affected by it.
steel plate, said to he the lar yest
ever made, has Just been turned ont by
n Stockton CEnClanil iron company.
IL measures. after shenring, seventy
six feet eight inches by five feet by
Clio inches in thickness, weighs five
and .a-halt tons, and Is without flaw.
A now experiment i'm lighting has
been made IA the room containing tue
l,
slugton (Lpudonl Museum Instead
OF clear glass, layers OF green, yellow
aud blue glass are used. This gives u
white light, eliminates actinic rays,
aud prevents the picture from fading.
The total population of the earth Is
estimated Mt about 200, 600, 600 souls.
of whom 32,2l4,0O do annually
,. c., nn average Of 90, SIS day, 1929
an hour aui siXty.saveu minute. The
annual number of births. ON the other
hand, is estimated nj 80, 79J, coo ii
an average of 100, 500 day, 1900 an
hour and seventy minute.
A large aero'ito recently exploded
above the city OF Madrid, Spnin, Mt
$50 u. IN. "Ghcro was vivid glnrc
Of light and loud report says Sci
cncc. Buildings were shaken md
many windows were shattered. Ac-
cordinG to the officials OF the Madrid
Observatory, tho explosion occurred
twenty miles above the earth"
The sevcnty.two races inhpbiting
the world communicate with each
other in 1904 dfjcrent tongues, and
confess to about 1000 religions. The
number of men and women is very
nearly equal, the average longevity of
both sexes being only thirty eight
years, about one.thiri OF the popula-
tion dying before the ago of seven
teen.
Generally, taking tho entire world,
married people live longer than single,
and those who have to WORK hard for
their living longer than those VINO do
not, while also the average rate of
longevity is higher among civilized
than uncivilized races. Further.
people OF large physique live longer
than those of small, but those OF
middle size beat both.
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Mlca I.Iela. in y.rt1 cnroIina.

The Wild and apparently worthless
GounlaIn region around Bakcrsville,
y. g., the main source OF mica for
the United States Mica mining is one
OF the greatest ministries in North
Caroline, AMI has yielded fortunes TO
those engaged in it, Mica is found in
oil sorts OF blocks, OF various thick
ness and shapes. and can be split up
and rcsplit until ~ becomes the thin,
transparent, flexible wafer Of com
mcrc6. This material IS by nature
embedded in or scattered through the
iellspar iu masses large or small, close
together or far apart, and is blasted
from the rocks by means Of dynamite,
the purer veins being found between
walls of slate. The average size is
about four by six inches, although
rare sheets Of tweuty-four by twenty
eight inches arc sometimes found
Tho electrical industries are large
consumers Of mica, 10 being invariably
rs au insulating material ON all
hiyh voltage armatures and for var
ious other purposes Mining Gazette.
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zone Of the wonders Of tue coming
Paris exposition, says q Paris paper.
"Nill bee a 3jO.fOot tower ina which the
scientists will experiment with pen
du.um TO ascertain II 1t is possible TO
detect or demonstrate the motion OF
the artb. a similar experiment was
once made by Fouca1lt under the
cupola of the pantheon, bat the re.
suits we're Ear from satisfactory. In
the coming experiment. the pendulum
Will be 80 feet in length, with a steel
globe weighing lSj pounds at its end. -
The experiment was successfully male
several years ago in the old Chicago
Exposition building.
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PITII AND POINT.

As u rule it is the woman who cGnJ
ride wheel who says other women
shouldn't. New York Sun
Muny lie has been spoiled by not
knowing the difference between thri II
an stingincss. Milwaukee Journal
ahe-"What's your business ~ Ho
Looking Tor wife" You've
got - steady job, haven't your
Lie.
She--"Am ! the first girl you ever
kisscd?' He (surprisedl ~" Why, no
have three sisters '-Somervillc
Journal.
She Lord DE Liverus says that
my beauty intoxicntcs him" Pater--
"ind he wants to marry YOU 30 as to
try the gold cure, CD ?"-Truth.
WnlI nave no comic Valentine
It's cheering. you'll allow
To SEQ tlu skin spnut In those line.. :
M turn O. posters nov.
Washington star
Blinks Your nephew is quite II
promising young man, isn't ho?"
,jinks "Well, he has never doae any
thing else "a yet. '-:jomeryille Jour.
na'
Icemnu Here is th ice, mum.
She where's tho directions?" Ice.
man y-"What directions, num-" She
WHY, to find the ice, OF course. -
Judge
Doctor "Mrs. Hughes must have
nothing 10 worry her" HIgbco-
Then I'll have to find out all about
the pcop'e who just moved in next
door. Pack.
Everybody Missing Spanish Gen
eral lalter the battlc) -"How many
missing, Colonel?" Spanish Colonel
every body missing we haven't hit
n Cuban for some time. Truth
'Jack Is 80 bashfnl that when lie
proposed to mo the other night had
10 assist him. "Whnt did y on say?"
"Whenevcr he hesitated / would call
out Play ball. Chicago Record.
Mrs. Gray-"I hear that Miss
Brown is married. Her husband is IA
foreigner, is he not?" Mrs. Green
ale was not so considered at his
homo in France. boston Transcript.
Hungry Higgins-"W what do you
think OF this cight-hour movement,
auyway?' Weary Watltins-"E it
means not noyin' morcn once every
eight hours guess it's all right. -
Indianapolis Journal
Darling" said Mr.. Mcbride, sole.
itously, 81 am afraid you are not
dressed warmly enough" "Do look
stylish, dcar?" asked the wife. Eyes.
perfect" Then / am very comfort
able, thank you. "-StGndard,
Milsou-"Hnven You gone TO
housekeeping yet?" Newly Married
Man-"No; were waiting to save mp
enough to live in keeping with the
style OF the wedding presents. -
Philadelphia North American.
Professor in English TO young NAM
- GLOW would you p1nctuate the
following The beautiful girl, for
such she was, was passing down the
street Student "a think, Pro.
lessor, / would make u dash after the
beautiful girl. - Woonsocket Re
pOrta~
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-10-27
FlxcI for lllpll Alllrnlles

DR.. Berson, Of Stassfurt, who has
lately made several oxceo lingly LOFTY
balloon nscensions, carries along u
cylinder OF compressed oxygen, dttod
with tubo Tor breathing Whenever
he experiences discomfort on ac5ount
Of tho rarity OF tho atmosphere, q fow
whiis from Ito Cylinder suffice to re.
store him.