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THE GR0GAN PATENT
 BOILER FURNACE.

Investigation will fully demonstrate that in the ordinary FURNACE the temperature is seldom, if ever, for six seconds the same, which change necessarily affects not only the quantity of evaporation, but the temperature and dryness of the steam A FURNACE under absolute control maintaining regular and high tenn perature, supplying the boiler with greater and regular heat, will neces- sarily produce greater economy and dryer steam in any type of boiler twenty per cent over the common set- ting of boilers. For further particu lars apply at TIE OASIS office
The oasis., 1896-09-12
A Group of Lead and
 Silver Mines

{. group Of eleven mines situated within a radius of lH niles Distance from railroad miles Good wagon road to all the mines Width of veins from % feet. Low aver age assays; Sii gold aud silver and % per cent lend, Rlux ore high pefccntage of iron over ~ilieA, Lead in forms of ccrusite and carbonate, requiring no roasting. All the ledges have work on same from soto Joo feet deep but still require development work to put said mines iu working order. Water in sufficient quantity for q twenty ton smeller which cun be put In center of group. Wood abundant. Capital required s500O0 gold Terms fair and reasonable.
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Dor tiber so Sabren ibon murbe
Wsrs. Mihslotp'S Soothing Sprup
bon Miltpnen bon Mhttern beim 3abs
aen Der 4inber angemenbet. Mirf bu
i'm @@lafe bur9 bas Shreien zines
atnbes gef6rt, baS I'm 3abnen 1T unb
bor 99mer5en meint2 Wsnn 10, lafIe
iofort eine llai9e BON rWirs. Wiuss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup@ bolen. @eiu
gDertb III nnbe5ablbar. @S Dirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbermng pers
f@afen. 8erlabt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es TT fein 3meifel baruber. 60 9etlt
9pfenterp unb Oiarrbne, regnlirt ben
Wtagen unb bic Nieren, beieittgt Winb,
&olit, ertpei6t ben @aumen, perbin,
bert @ntsanbung unb tdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. .Mrs. Winslotps Soothing
SprupA fur sabnenbe ainber III anges
nebm tn @ei@mad unb bas Heeept
fammt bon einent Der beiten tpeibli6en
Qer5te In ben Ser. Staaten. gS III BET
allen Oruggifen In ber sanaen Melt 3u
baben. preis rs Gents per Glai9e.
&anft ni9t8 anbereS, aIS Nfrs. Winss
Ions SootbingsSprup.
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0ob oes yQone Star"> ">8ieres.

Wesfal trtnft BET Merifaner,
Ser Jramspfe preift MbiDntb,
SSbiseeD bte Mmertfaner,
GSenm He ,,eiu9ebprem" finb.
setmem Sbee id5liirft Der Gbtmeie,
Sifdtbran 5ed1t Ser GSftmo
ltnS BET flu9e Sapdmese
ST betm Netstranf ,,safe" frob.
Mn 8egObrmer Wftld5 ber gtute
Xabt ftd) Ser 8iraiiem=@rciS
Hub Der 3niie NIT Der 3uute
SAlu6t ben 9Snttft etntertuets.
9pd, Der Dentfdbe, framf umb bteoer
Srtnft oen WfalS. mno @opfen=grant
Set! 0Sie ftGrft bas ietue @lieSer
-Wadbt's tbn aud nttbt srabe iblanf
9SDbtn oeS 8eibtdes 9aunem,
Sriebem ie ben beutimem Matm,
8rant oem Sranf er iit,, ben bramnen,
Sen er ltebt BON Sueemn an!
9rnm aa@ bier, fern Inn siiotpeitea
$50 Sie gDnne trpptih fttdbt,
Sraat eta Sier man, etnS Der beffen
9Sel@em 9eutiMen idbmett eS nttbt
gSenn titau bel 8eftillten 8e@erm
9ieien Grant Der Qabe preift
8iinb' es Ia,tt ben eblem 3etberm,
9ah mam clone Star''=8ter thu beiRt
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9r. 2tnbrses WorbpptfaDrt.

Wenn f9 sttnitiger Winb einge.
iteat bat, 10 mag ber fiibne Norbpol.
fabrer Dr. Nnbres iebt mobl iGon nit
ieinem 8allon bon 0ammerfeit nod
benz Horbpol obgeiegelt, ia piellei9t
idon iibsr ben Norbpol binnesgefo'
gen isia. benn sroB 1T bic 5trede ia
nidt, bic ct 3urtdauIegen bat, bic
Sdmieriateit liegt nidt in Der Gnt=
fernuttg, fonbern in benz etpigen @iie,
peldes um ben Norbpol berum lagert.
Ginfter 1T es ba obeu iest ia ni9t, aus
eenblidli6 berri9t bort ia BET Iange
Gag bes Norbens, .penu bic 5onne
aud freilih ni9t bod am 9immel ftebt.
So 1T bieie Witternl6tslonne nit ibs
rem eigentbhmli6ea 2i9te, Don ber es
in ber GritbiofsIaae beiBt:
Die Mittnahtsionn' auf ben Bergen lag
Blutrotb an5nibauen,
Sc mar niebt Naebt, es tuar nidt Gag,
gs mar Elm eieenes @rauen.
Die tpirb es ben t!ibnen 6ori9ern
ba obeu eeben, tuirb es fib Der Mhbe
berlobnen, bob He ibr 9ebeu baran
gepagt baben, ieae @eeenben 5ll
f9auen, bic mod fetnes Weni9en 6nB
betreten bat, 10 melt bic iebt lebenben
Menf6en es piKeu, mo no9 ME cine
meni6li9e Stimme, bielleiebt au9
nod nie cine onbere Stimme geb1rt
worben 1T, mO etpiger ei1ser Sob baS
8e9iment fiibrt2 BON benz Momeut
on, 100 bas Sau sel6f 1T, bas ben
Ballon sebalten bot, liegt bas 2e6en
ber ttbnen 2uftf6iffsr In Der Sanb
unbere6enbarer gfaturgenalten. unb
giemanb fam fasen. mas bas @es
iultat fein wirb. Ser Balon ioate,
ben lesten geri6ten 3ufolge, 10 Bee
f6pert merben, baB er fi1 nur ettpa
200 SUB In bic 3uft erbeben tann,
un6 es ldBt ftd mobl annebmen, baB
In folder 06be bieielbe 2uftfrbmung
berri6t. tpie am Boben. Nu9 III bur9
tleine 5egel un5 bur9 nadi6Ieppenbe
Saue benz 8allOn eine sepife eteuers
fdbigteit gegeben, 10 baB ct BEL gelin'
ber Drebung 5es Winbes nod 5tib.
sfen ober Siibmeifen INNER nod in
n6rbIi6er Ri9tung erbaIten tuerben
t6nnte. Qber wie lange bic fhbli9e
Str6mung anbdlt, Oh ni9t iebr baIb
mad ber Wbfabrt fd3 Elm Sturm aus
Nsrben erbebt, wel@er ben 8allon
mad bem Musgangspuntte unb ueit
tiber biefen surhd nod europa ober
4iien bineinireibt. ober ibn In mil.
benz Sanae berumptrbelt uub serreiBt,
uub bte 59iffer auf benz etuieen giie
serf@mettern ldBt = bas ent3iebt ii9
ieber gorausf@t unb ie6er gorbeus
gunssmaBregel. Ser neueften Na@s
ridt aufoIge tpirb Sr. Qubree iibris
gems feline Gabrt auf nd6fes Sabr
peri6ieben, tpean ni@t balb giinftiger
Winb eintritt, ba es nod benz "a. Nu.
CUFF fur biefes Sabr au fpdt iein
mhrbe. Bon biefem Sage on pirb bic
Some wieber uater ben 9nrijont bin'
untergeben, 70 baB bann 3eittpsife fin
fiere Nadt berridbt.
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ssor alien atuaen auf Der melt

III etn Sttmulaa3mtttel, bas, mas nerr6fe Reni&en
am netbwenbigfeu beblrfen. Gtnem nerp6jen Srsas
nt8mus 3rat etniI6beu, bebt, bas @lei@septGt 6els
feIben wteber bersuenen, roronsselett, bas bte rs
ja&eu seiunbbetsf4dDlt&er Grreauns permteben wers
ben ben; Gtn Meobtnti@ss etiInian,mttteI, oas bte
tefist, uub tn Gdnen BON 8tltcftdt, Spd9e nnb
Dpspepfe aueriannt bic erffaunIt&ffen 9uren Be-
wtrtt bat, wte bes NIT Spfetters Mdsenbttters her
Gau III, Bat f@erii4 anpru@ auf etneu scptHenhaft
ansefeuten @eriu@ ietteus tuteutsenter Meni9eu,
uel&e i'm Stanee fnb, flo ielbft Elm unparteii54es
urtbeu hber bic Rhsu4teit ber peri&iebeneu msbtsz
nif&en Prdparate gu btloeu. Ntdt aur merben Was
gem Rnb Rerpeuiyfem bur@ has Sttters seitdrtt,
fpnbern Der sanse R6rper ptrb bur& ieineu GtuEu5
sefdblt sesen bic funbbetsf@dbl4en Solseu i6ers
erpber fSrperi&er uab seiitiser Nnifren9nnsen nnb
StrapaDen, uusepobnten 1rtnfwdfers unb f&neuen
Gemperaturpe6tels. @e8en bic sefar&tete Watarta
tn ba8 Gitter8 Bite Bette S&uswetr. Nu@ perb1tet
nnb tnrtrt es rbsuma.tf&s S&meraen nnb Rtsren.
Ietnen.
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Die @aaipnen bes 8ranni@tuet
ner4.

3pii9en paris unb Bern merben
gegeumdrtie tpegen Der Mtllionen, bic
Der enttbronte einftige 6er3os bon
8rauni9meis Der BON ibm geliebten
Stabt @enf perma9t bat. NOten se'
tue9felt.
3und9f nod ieiner @ntt6ronung
lebte er tbeilS tn 2onbon, tbeil8 in
paris. 1870 tpurbe er BON benz gesen
aGe Deutihen erlafeneH Wusneilunes.
befebl betrofen un6 Fam nod @enf,
no er 1874 itorb unb Der Stabt einige
3tpan3ig MilIionen NIT Der ein3igen
Bebinguns binterlieB. baB ibm Elm
Mauioleum erri1tet ueroe. Die rei9e
Sabe mar au9 elm Sentmal uertb,
unb @enf firenete f9 benn au9 an.
etwas Mnfebnlide8 3u erri9ten: auf
BEN Square beS AlpeS, am See,
ufer. murbe elm reides Wtouument
aus Marmor erbaut, befen Spibe
bic 9eiterfatue bes 6er3ogs tr6nt,
benz Norben ben &tiden autpenbeub.
Sas SentmaI, bas iebr piel @elb
gefOitet bate. piberftanb aber ben
electromagnetic flhRsn nibt anb brobte
3ufammensuitiir3en, 10 BOB es gang
neu bsrftdrtt tperben muBte. 9ie
WsillioneH Der grbi9aft fanben i9nea
8erwenbung, unb beute III nidtS raebr
babon borbanben. Tun fommt Der
hintenbe gote. Gin @ohn bes Ser.
aogS, be @isrp, bat in paris ben ses
gen bic 5ta6t eefiibrteu grbf6aftss
proaeB setuonnen; bas pariier @e'
ri6t nabm an, Der Sersog babe ieinen
ibatfd6li6en Wobnfib in paris ges
babt-trOb Der Mu8neifune-unb ii9
nur seittueiIig In @enf aufgebalten,
10 tonne benn bas frans6fi9e Orb,
f4aftsgefeb angewanbt psrben.
Ser fran36iif9e Giseus, benz bon
Der fetten grbf6ait an @rbi9aftsfeuer
unb 3infen felt 1874 brei WilIionen
sufallen maBte1. bat nun gegen bic
Stabt @enf unb ben Canton einen
@geeutiousbeiebl losgelafen; ole go,
tare Trantret6s unb RanarraS erbiel,
ten bic Nufor6eruue, au bef9lagnabs
men, mas eben Der Stabt Senf geiduls
bet tperbe, unb bic paris Warieiller
eiienbabngefeuE9aft, Der Der 8abnboi
In 8euf geb6rt, uurbe aufgeforbert,
ni6ts gu sablen, mas he ettua @enf
ober benz canton i9nlbig iei.
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Otatt leie, cs mag bDtt eJtt:
tereiie ietm /!

Wir balten esgenmdrtig einen
6 ON mers &dumungs. Ser.
tauf. S9ube unb StiefeI 3u Rofs
preiien Nuf iebem @thd Waare
ffebt Der Soft. unb ber ebemalige Der>
taufspreis. Dor etpa 8 Monaten bes
f6afften uir einen Norratb bon aofs
fern unb 6anbtaiden. yeun tperben
mir bieieIben boufdnbis ausperfaufen,
ba mir bes Gaumes 5ebhrftig Rnb ftir
ben groBen 6erbit. unb Winters
0orratb bon S6uben, ber gegens
udrtig anfdn9t, bereinantommen.
Nfes muB prompt unb sur STEELE
beaabIt tuerben, ba mir 3u fDl9en prei,
Ten Ni9ts auff9reiben t6nuen.
@inbereIla @boe Store,
213 Mlamo.Plaaa.
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Ser &atb bes &lausaers.

lantIOS fab ben bletben anaben,
Obne Haft uuO Obme QNetle,
Mad bem ftHfteru g9alb inan trabea,
Ei, mas bat Ct nenn fiir Gle?
Sa8t, tuDbin benn ietne g@ritte,
Tra9em TIN, ben 3ranfem, 8Ietden 2
AuiuO tn DeS @albeS Mitte,
Rmbt ber Rlam8ner mttter Gtdaen.
Rruber Wartin, 8teb MIR aumbe,
1T eta 9ramt ba. raim 80 laben2
&c ertptoert: Sch, 8eiunSe.
Ratb ertbeil'n btr stu1lf 8uhftnben !
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9 erlan at

8ertdufer fir &agmebiher v8rpan,
SetuaG uno Srei Silber" nerfaBt BON q.
8. Wetcalf, &ebatteur Der Omaha
BorlosSeralo, ber bDn 8rban autoriiir.
ter 8erfoiier. Cine nor5iiglicbe @elegen.
belt, 10 iogar eine Silbermine fir arbeits
lame Ngenter. Nur $1.50. Oas ein5ige
offiaielle Bud 500 @erbienft. Srabt
tuirb besablt. 8robebeft frei. Man
fube iib iebt elm Serrain. 8ermanente,
entsablenbe Beibdftieung fir 1886. Man
obbreliire The National Book Concern,
Star Building, Chicago.
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Sobann gotbar Treiberr bon ia

= Sobann GOtbar Greiberr bon ia.
Der, Der betannte 8Ieifiift 6abritant,
ber lsbte Wode 5u Stein BEL Narnberg
iiarb, bat ber StaOt Nirnbere 3mei Mils
lionen Wart 3u 8erI66nerunQsameden
binterlaHen. auberbem beba9te er bic
bon Der Gamilie Gaber segriiubeteu
unb reid botirten @obItbdtigteits, ,Gn.
itaIten su Niirnberg unb Stein nit Be,
irddtli6en 8ermd9tniFen.
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Man i6reibt aus Web: Der
tusgen Spionage unb 2anbesberratbs
nerbafiete Sergeant Der Weber @arni.
ION beiBt Saretf6et. SerieIbe mar
als S6reiber sur Geituussiuipettion
commanbirt unb benubte biele @eIe.
genbeit, Gefunsspldne au entmenben.
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Gleii6er, sos gaii 6ouiion 5trabs,
2iefern bas norahsIi9Re Rinbs, S9af,
uub S9neinefeif6. g pesialitdt.
Sunges 9aIbfleif d. Nne Cor
ten bon Wurf.
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Mfein 4inb bate bic Brdune unb
tpurbe bur9 Sbilobs Cure sebeiIt.
i6reibt Mrs. ). 9. Wartin, 6untspille,
Alo. Sum 8erfauf BET 9alteper& Sdu,
9arb, Sames @lapin, 8. 5. SpeleRp.
R. gobn & &c.. g. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. S9meppe.
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Gin itoIienifdles 0rieosihiff e,

- Gin italieniidss ariegsi6iff bat
on Der suite bon @rpthrea ben boadn,
bif9en Sampfer vOoelppt" bei9lags
nabmt, Der "a, 900 @emebre bsIsii1en
6abrifats au 8orb bate, bie permutb.
lid fur Gbefpnien beftimmt iparen.
Sas itaIienif9e Griea8i6iff bra9te
ben bolldnbif@en Sampfer nod Maf.
fuu0h.
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coolers Oaeatfter, yao. % alamo

0DuIe1'4 Ote6ttet, 9lD. 70 NIuMD
plaaa bat einen &uf fur guten alten
@biSfeb, bic befen gemifdten @e'
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimiide @igarren
uab ifets frii9es Bier. Der gigentbti'
mer. Soc @ooIep, periiebt iein @ef9dft.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching and Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
REMEDY. Stops itching, absorbs tumors. A
positive cure Circulars sent free. Price so cts
Druggists or mail. DIR. BOBANKO, Phila., Pa.
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- Das en9lii9e Oberbaus bat bic
irii9e 2anb .8il nit ben Nmeubements
In britter 2eiung angenommen.
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AFTER VACATION.
Marion County Medical Society Holds
Its First Fall Meeting.

The Marion County Medical Society held
Its first meeting since the summer adjourn
ment last night in the Criminal Court room.
The attendance was unusually large. DR..
Hurry, secretary of the State Board of
Health, who has just returned from a trip
through the State. was present, and ex-
planned the use of an outfit for preventing
the spread Of contagious diseases. The out
fit consisted of a glazed satchel, ulster,
skull cap, wooden spatulas, disinfectants,
soap and paper napkins 10 be burned after
use. The discussion which followed was
participated in by Drs Hadley, Eastman,
Oliver and Brayton, of this city. and Drs.
Link and Hoover, of Petersburg Ind. The
idea was warmly commended by a. MA jority
of those present.
The method of preventing the spread of
germ diseases, recommended by the State
and City Boards of Health, though hooted
at by evening paper, WAS unanimously
approved. The society will hold monthly
meetings to be devoted to the scientific in
terests of the profession.
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The Vim. II. Block Co
4 & . East Washington St.
eastman, scHLEICHER & LEES OLD S

Considering
be satisfied with first weeks There thing
that did not dare oveootha machinery
fore
saeorce familiar
the before bring
bockades dissatisfaction
along comparatively smooth and the
taken Of and everything taken into
reasons to believe that it a
thing nocedthe class
kind providing
for the public with honest
the possible prices their liberal purchases
The commentator from the
compromising for
had through Of the business certainly
bright future before
To
distinctly that reduced prices the time
specified that the goods will be advanced
to their price,
We special will
honorable bas restriction purchase
satisfactory, will be refunded.
of
endeav obviate combining
pckedout in the department which, cheap
itself their but will offer the entire line reduction,
line at less than the regular price
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Indiana polls, Sept %, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the 9Th day of
October. 1896, at the Office of the Capital MA
tional Bank, of Indianapolis, Ind, 1 will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash forty
shares of the capital stock of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, of Nashville, Tenn The said stock
is evidenced by one certificate No. 1876 and is
haQ by me as collateral security for an unpaid
obligation of the firm of Boyd & Jones, of In
dianapolis, Ind. Bids may be submitted in writ
ing in person. The sale will occur at O. clock
D. m of said day. The right is reserved to re-
ject any and all bids offered
w. F. CHURCHMAN,
INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
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Tired of Being George Lust.

George B. Lust has tired of his name
and yesterday flied petition in the Circuit
Court to change his name to George Is.
Mueller. He gives reasons for desiring
to connect himself with the already numer-
Gus Mueller family.
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me most of the wages he drew this pay day
| knew he was a mean man, but did not
think he was such a desperate man as he
proved to be-
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REV r. V. HUNTER AGAIN.
Has Engaged to Occupy the Seventh
Presbyterian P.lpit "a Year.

The congregation of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church completed arrangements yes
terday for Rev. r. V. Hunter to preach
for them year. Mr.. Hunter was formerly
pastor of this church. but for the last
year he has been, superintendent and secre
tary OF the Winona Assembly and Summer
School at Eagle lake, Warsaw.
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Miss Meada Rusie Dead.

Miss Meada Rusie, daughter of John II
Rusie. died last night at $3.50 o'clock. at
Mooresville, after an Illness of several days
She had a. large circle OF acquaintance in
this city. Her funeral Will occur AL Moores-
vile tomorrow afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance or IN
diana. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion
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Dunlap's Celebrated Hats
At Seaton's Hat store.
ANOTHER DOLLAR EXCURSION
To Cincinnati, Via c., Ill. ~ ID. Ry.
Sunday, Sept. ~.

Ample coaches and no local stops. tn
attractions are Geological Garden, the La
COON Chester Park and Chicago and Gin
cinnati ball game. Two games for on
turning leaves Cincinnati Gas p. m. Ticket
and information at West Washington
street and Union Station.
GEO W.HAYLER, D. P. A.
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PRICE VALUE

It isn't so much the small
ness of the price, it is the
largeness of the value you re-
yceive that counts.
These small Prices-Sfand for
Great Big VALUES.
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Fan styles in Shoes

Are now ready for your inspection a
C. FRIEDGEN'S,
10 North Pennsylvania Street.
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You need Hoods rsaparilla TO enrich
and purify your blood, create an appetite
and give sweet. refreshing sleep.
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Insure against tornadoes. The McGii
Hard Agency Company.
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Feed your horse JANEs'S Dustless {
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See the new sideboards.-wm. L. Elder.
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Insure your home in the Glens Falls
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GLOVES

Four button kid gloves (The Flor
ence), in tans, browns, reds and QQ0
blacks, fitted to the hand. ............ oo1
A Bicycle Glove, stylish and made
to wear, large clasp buttons, all CT IN
cOlOrS l. "
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Insure your home in the Glens FAILS
Bicycle Bargains.
We have some shop worn wheels that we must
sell; also some slightly second hand at sac
rifice. w. NJ. BIRD, JR., CO., % East Mar
Pet.
Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property witt A. J. MEYER d
CO., SO Lombard Phone $780,
Drums Carlin & Lennox. 81 East Market
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-23
UNDERWEAR

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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-12-30
THE ART OF CONVERSATION.
1t Means Saying Old Things In a New
and Charming Way.

1t Means Saying Old Things In New
and Charming Way.
Takers are not those who have news
to tell. Their mission is, as Pope de-
scribed the poets, to put into words
what oft was thought before, but not so
we'll expressed The mind is unequal to
the strain of taking information as such
all the time. We read just as we dress
in new garments-not because we are
naked, but because we want to vary our
garments. We read poetry for iDspira-
ton, science for the laws of life and
nature, newspapers for general informa-
ton, essays and history for relaxation
and the basis Of knowledge Any one
well read in these must be an entertain
ing companion, if the faculty of impart-
ing the sum of them be given. In other
words, if he or She be good talker.
Lord Macaulay, one of the best in
formed men of his time, was so lrresist-
ible talker that whole companies sat
for hours to listen. His love of talking
was so inordinate that cessation of his
wondrous outflow was jooosely alluded
to as brilliant flash of silence. "
They had, it is true, more time to talk
in other days than we can set aside now,
and there were other occult influences
not less conducive to engaging garrulity.
In those times tho streets were filled
with picturesque shapes and oolors-the
nameless grace of costumes and equi-
pages now seen only on the stage. No
wonder that, surrounded by birds of
such brilliant plumage, courts and kings,
robes and plumes clashing swords and
rustling silks, our fathers and mothers
talked well. But in revenge we have a
yaster field to draw on for sprightly con-
versation. The schoolboy of today has a
greater fund of knowledge by merely
learning life's needs than the best edu-
Gated of the ancients. But he should be
encouraged to make use of this by talk
philadelphia Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-12-30

to shout. she would always take the
good sister with the remark. Hold my
hat while | shout"
This is one of the few Of the colored
camp meetings of the original pattern
left, and this gi}es 1t an interest that
it would not otherwise have. The col
lection basket is not passed around. but
those desiring to contribute walk NJ
and place their coin ON the altar where
the hymns are sung. and some of them
walk forward with as much pomp as If
they were taking part in a cake walk.
They glory in this manner of contribute
ing. The meetings are not run for reve-
nue. only. and small collections do not
lessen their zeal one whit They get
all there is to be got from such n meet
ing The feature of the camp IS the
singing, and when sinners are ea u 10
the anxious bench the congres f'on
sings snatches Of hymns, occasionally
ringing in Il de-for-the-occasion i'.e
or two and always winding up W 4
refrain. There was never more tor, j.
ing music than these people make. Ii
weird and grand, and is sung like eyer
word came from the very depths oil
their hearts.
One of their hymns ran something
like this:
De Lord seed er sinner er cryin an
prayn'-
Keep er prayin'. sinner
An de devil was a-swayin an swayin'-.
Keep er prayin', sinner
Den de sinner got 'ligon an gwine ter sit
Keep er prayin', sinneri
He'll Ian himself on de happy shore
Keep er prayn', sinner!
'Postle Peter is standin' at de gate
Keep er prayin', sinner!
Not long fer dis sinner ter wait
Keep er prayin', sinner!
Dem heabenly lamps, dey burn SO
bright
Keep er prayin', sinner!
Dey seem so glor'us ter my sight
Keep er prayin', sinner!
Abraham's bosom is safe an wide
Keep er prayin', sinner!
Dat am whar I'm er gwine ter hide
Keep er prayin', sinnerl