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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20
Rnsiuess Cards.
L.fHTERS.

IiWTERS.
" z HAUGEN, Attorney ~ law. ONCE In
N. fremont Block, River Falls, Wis.
ALLEN =. WELD. Attorney at Law Office
n in Bracket Block, River Falls, Wis.
II NJ WHITE. Attorney at Law. COllec-
IT lions a Speciality Office over johnson X
EIertSOn's hardware store, River Falls, WIS
PHTSICIINS.
~-~-~-----~-~-~---~-----~~~
I a CLOUGH, Physician aud Surgeon, Rock
e. Elm. Pierce county, Wis
~ W. ASHLEY. Physician and Surgeon.
L. ONCE IN BoXrud Block. Residence cor
ner Fourth and Elm streets, River Falls Wis.
DR.AE. GENDRON. Office aud residence
ID first door north of Gladstone Hotel, River
Falls. Wis. Office hours, 10 TO II A. NJ. and to 4
and 10 p. n.
II a TOBY & =. II. PARKER. Physicians
Il. and Surgeons. Office in fremont Block,
River Falls. Wis.
Es-Dr Toby may be found during the night
at his residence. corner Pine and Second SITS.
DR.. Parker may be found AZ night at his
residence near corner Of Maple and Third SITS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20
COAL, COAL, COAL.

Leave your orders with US. Good
coal and full weights guaranteed.
HOWE & AINswoRTH.
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HUBER HOUSE, Ellsworth, Wis. Louis Huber
III Proprietor The house Is in good condl,
ton throug hOut. aud the traEelns l0eAe VII
ALWAYS Hud 4 good table and clean beds. The
bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
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,IIScEITINEOTs.


Il EVTNGS SISTERS. River Falls. Wis.
Il Keepa e, raj Book store. embracing SCHOOL
and Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals am Maya
zines. Curtains and Curtain Fixtures. Wall
Paper. Fancy Goods. A full line OF Stationery.
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II A. HOWE, Express aud Baggage Line
IL 4. Leave orders ar the Gladstone Hotel.
Special attention given 70 collecting Baggage
from and delfvs ring To all parts Of the city.
All kinds u draw ard team work promptly
attended 10. Charges moderate.
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wy N. COOK. Express and Baggage Line
w. HeaduuarterS az 4. J. Hcnriksen's Store.
Leave orders for baggage. ana dTaylng OF al
kinds. Prompt service; living rates
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20

Minneapolis Wheat Flour, Bran and
Shorts for sale at Cascade Mill, whole
sale and retail, by w. IL. Putnam.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20

declaration in his paper that he is
strong for Mckinley, and says the
declaration in regard to the currency,
the Supreme court, the income tax,
and the repression of forcible lawless-
ness by the aid of injunctions, which
are part of the Chicago platform, are
enough to demand its rejection by all
good citizens and defeat the candidates
who stand upOn il.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20
EYrREsS 1Np nfeG4aE.

II + FOLLANSBEE. Surgeon Dentist. Grad
IL. nate ofChicago College Of Dental surgery
Ofliae in smiths Block. River Fails. WIS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20


ID Z WEEKS. Dental Surgeon. Office in +. A
ID. Brackets Block, River Falls, Wis.
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Rucklen.s Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25c per box. For sale by c.
r.. Taggart, druggist.
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Val. Weisend pays the highest mar
ket price for Hogs, Cattle, and Sheep.
Office at Wadsworth & Wiger's store
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Of the Congregational Church.
ToPIC. AUG %.

Meetings every sunday evening, a
O'Clock during the summer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20

~ W. ASHLEY. Physician and Surgeon
l.. ONCE IN Boxrud Block. Residence cor
ner Fourth and Elm streets, River Falls. Wis.
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INFORMATION BUREAU,

A general information bureau will
be maintained in the Mannheimer
building, corner Third and Minnesota
streets, where all committees will
have headquarters, day and night.
Members of the Boys Brigade, wear
ing white caps, will be stationed all
over town to give information and
act as guides. without charge.
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PRESS COMMITTEE

The chairman Of the Press Commit
tee is Capt. Henry a. Castle, who is
preparing to receive visiting newspa-
per men and furnishing them suitable
working quarters
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20


A CLOUGH, Physician aud Surgeon, ROcE
el. Elm. Pierce county, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20

Isws
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-08-20

II NJ. WHITE. Attorney at Law. COllec-
II lions a Speciality Office over johnson 4
ElertsOn's hardware store, River Falls, Wis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26

Mrs. e. e. Davis of AN Miguel Cal,
says: I am trying in measure to
repay the manufacturers of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for the great
good their remedy has done me. For
years / was a constant sufferer from
weak lungs and bronchial asthma. My
rest at night was disturbed by hack
ing cough, so that | felt miserable the
greater part of the time. Many rene
dies recommended by friends were
tried, none of which proved suitable to
my case. l did not experience any
beneficial results until | began Ia sing
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. After
TWO bottle of the large size have been
used I am pleased to state, my health
is better than it has been for vars
TIL soreness has left my lungs and
chest and l can breathe easily. 1t has
done me 50 much good that l want all
who are suffering from lung troubles
as ! was, TO give it a trial. For sale
by all druggists and dealers. Benson
Smith d Co., agents for Hawaiian
Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26

bullion made into coins at your eX-
pense. as you pay the taxes. We wnl
then force you TO take what is bad
money at its nominal value of S1.29H
an ounce. True, we shall then make
one hundred per cent more or less
profit for time for ourselves. We
can then work up all orr low grade
ores which do not pay us now TO
smelt. We will increase our product
from what it now is at its nominal
value. about thirty million dollars a
year, to double the quantity, as we did
two or three years ago, when, at our
! demand and by our votes in Congress,
| the United States Government was
forced to increase it's demand debt in
order to buy from us all the bullion
that we could mine each year. Nearly
all that they have bought OF us under
the Sherman Act now lies dead and
useless in the vaults of the treasury,
uncoined and unwanted. We have al
! ready, under the Bland and Sherman
! Acts, by our votes and our influence
/ increased the debt of the United States
nearly five hundred million dollars,
and you have submitted to our de
mand. We now ask for more power to
tax YOU for our own profit. Upon you
will fall the taxes when that debt is
paid. All we now ask OF you is to give
up your own free choice of money. to
deprive yourselves of the right of free
contract, and to let us deal with you
as the Shareholders dealt with their
slaves. Under that preteXt we say to
yourselves: You shall work for our ben
eft. You shall give us all the profit.
You shall take all the risk, and we will
| force YOU to this end We will lend
our own profits on mortgages payable
| in gold, as our Senator from Nevada
does now. We will buy your land and
make our rents payable only in gold,
as our State Governors do now. We
will keep the reserves of all our own
! banks in the silver states i'm gold coin,
as we do now. We will take no risk
ourselves. We know very well what
is good money and what is bad money:
but YOU do not. We will bring n heav-
Ter sweat on the brow of laborers. as
we make them work harder for their
daily bread; and we will bind upon the
bnp1.c of tho Iy0rl,D1pr 1pub1p load
as we drive them by force of law to
carry the heavy cross of bad money
for our profit"
with gifts
Boston. Mass.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26

Be sure that your statements are
true and convincing before you make
them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
Worm Rememberlne.

School Teacher-Can anyone tell
why the name Seattle Brewing and
Mailing Co, IS like the alphabet?
Tommy Whose mother keeps
"Rainer" Beer at home)-"Yes,' l.
know; because it has twenty-six let
ters in it," She don't need a physi-
clan any more. Rainier is all the tonic
she needs, and can be had at the Cri-
terion saloon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26

HOODS PILLS assist digestion. 25
cents. Hebron Drug Co., wholesale
agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
CARRIAGE MAEUFAcTURERs.
W W WRIGHT.
Fort St. opposite Club Stables

PLUMBERS AND TiN.sMiTHs.
EMHELUTH & CO.,
Nuuanu st
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-26
THINK IT OVER.

Have you ever heard of IA medicine
with such a record of cures as Hoods
Sarsaparilla? Don't you know that
Hoods Sarsaparillla, the one True
Blood Purifier, has proved, over and
over again, that it has power to cure
even after all other remedies fail? II
you have impure blood you may take
Hoods Sarsaparilla with the utmost
confidence that it will do you good,
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23
.4ar THE WOMEN ARE DOING


Mss Jennie Young. Of Scotland nas
5een in Mexico for some time arran glns
or The purchase Of lard for large
scotch colony which she intends 70
srizg ever
Mrs. Tvud1lI Is making good headFsay
rith her husbands biography >ne nils
al an GLORIOUS corresFo1dence 70
~: but at last has reduced i 70 soEie
sort os order.
Mrs. Cannon wife Of the new tan
-rua.sr. is an earnest belisver N WOMAN
su.T-are. bat IS. nevertheless. an oFtilo-
lox Mormon and stout defen'ieF 0'
he doctrine 0f plural marriages.
Miss Frances HuIs has assisted her
fasher for srve-al years in coal weigh
in- IN Cincinnati She has now been
regularly appointed deputy coal
-,-irhe-. and has entered upon the for
nsal duties. giving bond in the sum OF
sf.100.
The young empress of Russia s a.
Enrlish in her ieaniHgs as il she rad
been brought up IN England The
Aur'fcan surroundings which she has
in The las: year cuutrived 10 give 70 the
-r-r-- Of tls,s ear are not altogether To
the liking Of the people.
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23
COOP MOUSE sToRY.
An Enxti-h La.ty-s Interesting Family q,
T-szuesf kasss~ur.

\ ady living N my house in the
country announced % me one dav that
she had tanned family OF mice. cuu-
slsring OF a father and mother and
seven Young mouse children. who had
uIads their nest in the PARTIALLY tfe-
czyed saShframe Of the window IN her
rirst-tour bedroom. which had an open
iug 0nto the siI outside She further
stated that she could identify each Of
the members OF his family and eould
induce them % come 1t her call and
feed cut Of her hand These statements
appeared SO incredible that felt com
p.llsd 70 express nv disbelief in them
IN the absence Of personal proofs OF
thsir vsracirv, and she therefore re-
gussued me 70 accompany her 70 her
room there 70 receive sueh evidence
n would satisfy my doubts. went
and stood with her close 70 the open
window. and she called the mice bv
names. -Jim.~ Tom JACK and 81
On. - which she asserted that she hasI
accustomed them. and saw then
8 me. one By on on - the winsia.r
lsdgs. where they ate brad ogt Of her
hand. and subsequently, out Of my o,su.
not simidly, but as Il u fsilI assgrauer
q safety
on the afternoon q the same dav
had a small tennis party N the yarrien
aE 20 which this hesiruslm Iouked. NJ
cousin. whose Christian name IS jim.
was PLAYING tennis. AMI several OF III.
party including myself. were sitting
IN the garden hsrNath the mouse win
dow. when afterrcon tsa was brought
cut TO u. and I called loudly Jim. y
Jim" several times 70 communicate
that flet 70 uly cousin At The. third or
fourth call sonIeth:ng ran across The.
path and one Of shs party impulsfveIv
threw his low has at il. and killed " hat
we found 70 BE- a ul0uSe
The mOuse-tamsr was not OF tie
party. and knew rothing Of the occur
renee 70 which. Indeed. none OF Us at
tache1 more than a passing impor-
tanee- The next morning. however.
still in ignorance Of the incident. she
diStressesiiy informed Us that her Iittl..
jim had disappeared from her FAM
lily. and that. although the others an
psared as usual at her eaIl. he remained
absent and 1 know that be never re-
aPpeared--London Spectator.
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23
nonaRp.s QUAIL rRae.
Hsw n. Posr LIsrI~ Captive Froze 70
Death IN . -aow~carm.

Twenty years ago was a little aoy
rofnx % arh00I- Lived n the country
and the school house was a small frame
huildfnx II the edge Of the woosls. about
half mile distant trurn nv hou1e- Dur
iug the winter scule Of the older boTs
made traps whfch they set in brushy
places for rabbit. and quails. for there
were a .ryaoss many % 5gsh there az that
rim~- The traps were attended AZ
morning.. durinr the uoon hour arii
evenings af1er school NoT and then
a rz5hf-- ~ e quail was cauEht hT snnl's
ssce at the b0ys. Ezach 20 th- envy of th',
o-her-
oue SATURDAY, I made a trap, TO- |
BAD ga-rhr,i -he alsirr ones and anew
bow Z. was xhas r. called a iog cabin
t-ap. being rsaie - marrow STRIPS o..
eas. laid 4p rvvo and rvn Ike log
eabia and drawn 20 peaS az the top,
ne Whole held in place hE n hickory
hor beat aze- The tgp and tied By the
ends - rhs s.po .1urer pieces L Is 50
with a-lre Triggers. the long Que
pointed sharp znsi pushed into a broken
ear Of corn
In the afternoon I went - the school
house carrying mT trap. There was no
schooi. it being saturday. hut eoll ]
NOT wait- was a little boy and the BIZ,
cuk trap vs- very heavy. hu- Z rIggs /
Ir across the plovre'i field 10 the woods.
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23

rested a Ertle in front Of the empty
sehoGl house. then set cut - find suit
able place for nv purpose
some distance fruul tire school house
there was a thick growth Of hazel and
IN the insist of this ! st my trap.
placed the triggers 50 Is u fall easily.
then Land grains of eurn IN two long
rUws leasiing away from r. placing the
grains few inches apart. - a. % enrics
the game nearer and nearer and ~ 6nzl
capture
IL was very quier there among the
hazel II hai been moist aud warm a.
day and rae clouds above NJ were heavy
anil hanging losv- :, uurhovv aFrrr al I
dit not fe~l as happy as aat expected
was inclined uo be s-nfierhear-s,l AMI
the thought ef trapping the timsfi ll-rle
bobV hirez 1 vains uei-hr-f On nv cou-
science Bar couzais-i MYSELF hs-
thinking that probably v1aai not
esrch any and Il did cauld aer them
80. Then I ran hemr ant I believe
ras usore glict than usual during IN.
evening
AbouV d1sh II began - snow 4 few
inches fell ,turiug the uighr. then TIE
weather cleared anL turned cgaL AL
slly >sInsiav ir grew euitier aud SIN
day Hghs The thermnmrrs.r sslE below
nrru- Monday morning l. WIS r1o ealt
for me 70 20 - seho-aL Tuesday m0Fn-
fn-- the weather hud moderated Ihur-
rieI down my breakfast and fastened
- ny trap. Before rut 70 IL eoa,d
see through rhe brush rhac e vas duwn
and partially covered uira suow.
~ heart was h~a-ing vifh excite
meat as I ran - Il and booked In be-
tween the Stats Thea I.raised It up
aHd auug i back. bottom upward 1
had caught a qtIaiI. inst one. and i was
lying there fruzen-tisaa
I believe that a. a child my iz1agina-
ti0u was unusually vivid l could see
the Eryis creature. Iass from its mates.
seeking f1oef ard place Of shelter
FROM the storm. rindiug at last The
scattered grains that led 70 what
SEEMED protection. Pecling at the eur
until the heavy trap teH and shut il
n forever sitting there erouehef down
and frightened beari1g against the
Stats or pulling nimbly at the hintv
kernels that eiung scuhbornIy 70 the
broken ear Colder and colder the wind
and tne snow blew IN through the
creTices. Al night Il had sat there
trying 70 get warm-psrhaps BY Sun
day morning IL bad been too numb 70
stir-surely il lad died By Sunday
night.
l united the hickory hoggh from the
trap and kisise,l the oaLsu Stats in every
direction Then hid the I5rrle a-arf
quail and covered il up with sticks and
leaves from beneath the snow. On, rh.
way back % the Sckoolhouss I sazrf
little prayer I never told Of ny trap
and have never set another 10 this Iav.
Howard White. IN Rr,okfvn F-..-z.
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23

Lady Warwick took a Huntington
penny concern aGsiieGce iar5 her con
fde1ce the ether evening Lord War
vricS was lot tlrrr. h was stav5u.x a.
home 70 entertain a par N 0t friends.
aEa he reminaed her. as she I,sfr the
castle. that IL was quite ri.s aekns,vl-
edged thing nowadays f3r the uif. 10
~ our and take tn chair and for the.
husband TO KEEP th,s ho.tze.- When the
srrtlence laughed. one vTas uneoul-
tortably insecure whether q was wirA
or AZ asr Eldyship- anyway. he laugh
ter das not dlsConeerr rhe speaker. " no
boldly spotlr ggt f1r herself aud her
hearprs- We need more bI.asures
IN eur lives Easy nleu ls.d weary.
worried wo1neu nssG tkeu Al rake
tAeir pleasures and relaxarl1us IN dlf-
fsrenr ways Her laslvship paused on
the brink u 1er own statement Of eaS-
Fsrienee. Dat a fri-zdIy cher encour-
eyed her y risie acrssz tE= eountrs
or an hour ~ n. Finzo. rhese.- th..
countess eoCHGetE- are nv t.vorits re-
Aaxarions. -e zen l<svouaar
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23

To haaish the smell % s-ai1 t8hacro
=ulose burn a little coffee On a shovel
and carry It through the room
Five feet i've Inches IS the average
height Of a woman 4 wc-uau cf that
height should weigh about 11l pounds.
>tockingz were unknown in Bible
times. History first mentions then. as
having been worn IN Italy about the
year fi0n-
Place piece OF eamphor the size q
a walnut in the Gil when sling The
lamps and e. vii give a brizht and
steady light.
When bamboo furniture y dir-v il
NAV he cieaued with a small brush
dippr,l In warm water and salt The salt
VIII prevent the bamboo frum turning
yellow
To remove stains from marble mix
equal QUANTITIES Of lemau iuice and
virriol Wet the stains virh -dss. N lxfrsr-
and after f,-,s minutes rub them yvitA
a soft. dry elarh-
Seme iRk stains naay b removed Iy
sneurirE hcr taloT on them The tai
Iow shoali bs Jeff On a day or tvr.s. ana
the iIzrn should be put In shs wslssh with
IL still on
To rvn0vace rather chairs wipe rh..
cushions with 4 slightly damp cloth
and then rub dry Next apply the III ifr.
of an erg beaten 70 a srifE frush aasf rsl,
WITH q soff clath-
To eLraa vanished paint take small
quantity Of tea leaves. pour hot water
over them. Les them steep sar half an
hoar- then drain through a si.sve and use
the hqsaor for cleaning the paint
The best cure llr raraeh.s or faeeache
Is 4 potato poulJie-- B.5d four OF I've
potatoes in rheir SKINS. When cooked
a. f5r eating drain them from N. water
aad stand ou a ssoge tadrv- Put ths. hot
Potatoes into a flannel bag and sew the
end up. Crush the POTATOES in -uur
hant AMI apply 20 the affected part
{. Viii relissrss t1s pain > 7rlrasr instantly
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23
NOVEL PlayrOusEs
" w--swossi Children K~~~fv@ Q Ni-- CT
rrslru q Kaifrssasd Company

" w--s~o.l.f ChEistr-n E@~~fx@ o Nf-- GIrs
frs5rn Kaiirsst Company
The BOYS and girls os the biy village
e WessSood -, " hlch was r~eentiy an
uszrsi % tInrinnati. enjoy what are IN
aguate'ily ths most novel play houses ii
rhs vgrtt The Plavhou=~s are nash-
ing more nor less taaa the ci,i castavsay
horse ears. which have b.-n usciess
siac- the trolley road has been intro
ilaced into W-sryvuod- There are - hol-
euluuies ot these abandoned horse COR
reyanerss IN fact, the baelsTarsis of ths
village are fu1 Of them. and every day
rAeir numb.r Is increased
Strangers canuoc understand ho-v 40
many Of the ears hare got OF the track
u >eems - them a. Il rh@r- uiHss have
been a trial wave. hich washed al the
tlslern city ears into W-stEood and Iefr
thrm stranded hi-Sh snd DRY on sand
ha4s aud Ia hoiloNs- " hen the electric
ears toolS the place % h5rse ears the
street. railway companies asked them
selves w hat is 70 - dome with the old
cars IL would cust more "a split
them mp than thev wauisi bring Tor
kindHng- The problem WIS solved by a
shrewd rezisient Of Westwoo,L He pat
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
THE POT OF GOLD.

Tn Eri-g 'wav sfr 70 rhs -.snhaw-- ems
And 4 hAve z1ora money shan I ear
sre-9
Fer ta@re shan .rd ne a Pos q -obs
As rts--cn, IS hf< az ny Ans car h,lflF
IT'S there. I knew.
&zrse tsHt ne -.
A74 2 gang % ssrca =. 70 said llrrie To-.
Hs1st ha-rT away -ssh al nv ri<ss
Aasi coma back wlra NJ geld sesara u.
ziEnr
-anTza vai -.---.- az.l - he 49,
~ ard rzn I'll rs breaza vas srs-r
~utlid Az@ To snn~
n. sud q ta@ sew
err * vas a. araz. rrsfrs-s Fa-.
--rfalls zonz on rs -ss- a.
-st on a. hi. faas@-r gaee.
zeaw eat - szass surA sraa
.u - znr- rer tns x1lilrn srtzs
H. srs a.sI h-s raa-
a-s -eg- ra~-s Fas Eunw
Eur x a.sac -.scaGrsge brave Fs-sf. Tsr
u vas tsa srssa s-a7tse ~as- nsti- -
Caus E-rl-E eaez vltA as head bowed
1w
Has eisth@s w-r- ta.-sv. aaa ss-a ss-..s..
Aaf ss saarE sizEer laocN1ng c-.ss4-
0na- asa Tuz 60
IA ths eus % ne bow
sf.-i Tuzr business. sruwiest cross lftis
-1s-
Ta%- al tlta- hapr~neE - nt-ls 10
p h.s sear=h ror wealth 10 not a1dw
Ers- 'tss certain Re e1uusf 10 pot ar zulH
Ard rnW waen he hears rhs scary c8l1
uc treasfzrsa h~inw
The snss q the haT
He Smiles anil slys uuzhi1x-wsss ursI.
joe
-cIareace Il Pearson. N uetruir rrus
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23

eost. ana a pretty curtain sxe,i with
small brass rings 50 As 10 draw back
wards ard forwards
The curtain I have Designed for my
Pigeon hol~s Is OF oldgold veIvete~u.
&bout two yard. would be required.
finished with j narrow ball fringe the
sumo color ard ernanente,i with two
rows q narrow black satin ribbon
sewn on N vandykss- To explain this
clearly. I have had a portion os the
curtain siSetchsd 70 help my readers
II further economy b. desired. the eur
TAN "a -ht b made of fne art serge.
aad, of course. eoult b carried oar in
any color The ribbon ornauen-ariou
!. z0veI AMI str-ctiv--Maliauae
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23
TAMEp ! RurTERElx
French Lady Had oae rAar Arrh-.t n,
Bsrz When -h@ >srvs&-a n.

B&rz When >h@ >sr-sk-a n.
There have been sazse Hsus No.
forming ants. arroharSc xnafs. trained
mosquitoes. and other winged za=errs.
but the first instance q tame butter.
II = given by a French Iastv a. fa.-
lows
= found IN NY yaryiea a magnificent
butterfly. quite nuzb with cuIf. Ia
ing II INTO The house and putting il mt,
a box for two hours revived rb- H-7I,.
thing Then I dipped is antenaas In
a solution Of sirup and sugar. aad cum
fiauea tbs treatment for th-r. savx
Tn the fourth day the Creature Hu--
tered On my hand and sucked the Iionor
OF Is own accord. and after this II b.
came perfectly tane- pur flowers fn.o
my rooui- and 1t fed on them. and was
perfectly Eappy. When il sat on rh.
table | could pass my finger down IL
back without the slightest fear tn. bu--
terfy might take To the wing. In f,.,
Il arched its back As does a en-. xbsn
pleased After three weeks Of p.rs,.,.-
tamensss its color faded. IT'S wise-.
shrivsIed up snd it died.
Oxford eagle., 1896-04-23

PhilaHthrupisc iioyoasiy II am de-
lighted 20 learn thar you have PROM
zs'sst your sicA daughter SO On th,. tav
she is well enough 70 20 cut
old close fist rs. the docrar said Sh,.
anly ue~si,si encouragement
That VIII no Doubt. do her xuod-
Fifty dollars Is a good aeaI u ulaa.v
g. her
-Nes. and % M. too bar il woalg
r''st nsore fhau that "a bury her--N
l. We~aF-