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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
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eyn ct. 2onis tinb lebte Wode flint
4inoer ertrunten, Die lih aui benz @iIe
tummelten, als Die oilnne Gisbefe
brad.
Sn glarinoton, W}onroe Co., g.,
brad Der IA Sabre alte Wm. 6. yD=
lpoters beim Sblitti6ublaufen ourb's
Sis lno ertrant.
slus 9lilss, 8rumbuq So, O., miro
bsridtct, buB Der 8 Sabre alte Simmie
@lart om 9onnerfag 9lbeno bein1
Shlittlbubloufsn auf Dem Wabonia=
,StuB ertrunfen iei.
8ei earning, O.. lisB Somes Mc=
@learD cine @lDcsrin Same Tuuen,
melde erplooirte uuo ben lRann in
Slide riB,
Sos. Yurtbort, eis, 8auunternebmer
in lSOw0ros, S(ls., Cot Isine Srou err
,hallen uno bHnn leinem eieenen 2eben
OuIh cinen YitolenlhuB Elm @noe ae=
nlodt, Gfelltber 3piit mar Die uria1e.
SSn g}em Oort Iine smei s6riItIeber,
Die in ibrem 3immer oen 9renner nitt
ribtia abQeorebt batten, on SeutDtoas
erltift.
QIu8 Cincinnati, o., tcmmt Die
Radriht, ooB fiir Die @beeling & 2afe
@rie Sabn WaIienperipalter ernonnt
'Wuroeu. Ser ibledte Sang oes Sob
fengeihdftes miro ais llrla6e ongeeeben.
Sn Ybiiaoelpbia puroe Yatrif So
nabue unter Der Snflage oer6oftet, feline
5rau in oer 6obseitsnaht ermOroet su
baben.
Sn 0olla5, Ser, brannte Elm She'll
oe5 3ufncr 9Dnilenbauies ,ieoer, mo=
BEL Is Snoben in oen 6lammen umfa-
men.
Sn &n'ieloille, Gp., finb z 8efan=
gene aus bet Sail ausoebrpben, inoem
lie Die eiIernen Sitter ourdid9ten.
Wasidnn.
Sn Bombay, Sltinoien, Iino Die
Sdlfte Der @innohner ppr Der geulen=
pelt eefloben uno nit ilnen Die meiIten
9lerste. 0iele 2ei1en fonnen ni6t be-
9raben iperoen. Wlan befiirdtet aud
nod Den Nusbru6 Der gbolera.
6rantreid uno Stalien baben peaen
Der @bolera unb BeulenpeIt ltritte
Quarantdnemabregeln se9en England
uno Stalien er9rihen.
General Webarto glfaro nuroe sun
prdlipenten Der &epublit ECUADOR err
mablt.
u. g. Millis, Der @eianote Der Ser.
St0ateu in Sonolulu, lit am 6. San.
in Golge elmer befti9en @rtdltuns oa=
lelbit seltorben.
9luf Dem Sruppeit ltebun9splab
9Dberib bel Spanbau fam es gu einem
bluti9en Sampf 3ipiisen beutl1en lnb
polniIAtn 9OlsfdIern.
9lus Cuba iperben bebeutenoe eieqe
Der Snlllr9enten gemeloet, bic oub al
lem anl9ein na9 oils mo1r binsuneb=
men Ilno.
slus griiliel miro gemelOet, OaB bas
geiteben io5ialiltiI6er Clubs in Der
bel9Iben 9lrmee entoedt noroen lei.
Siebsebn llnterOfIiSiere linb Iuipenbirt
woroen, neil fie folden @lub5 ange=
bDrten.
Na6 Dem Genius betrug Die gep0I=
terung oes oeutIben &eihes im 9esem-
Der 52,279, 90l, DIE geOOlferuns prsu=
bens 81 855, 1913.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20

0ausfrauen unb Mdiderinnen,
pelde @rfabruna in ibrem geruf ba=
ben erfldrelt, oab oas vMmericon
Ball 9 8lue" ibnen Die Ddlite Ter
Mlhe eripart.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
GebenSmertt, Wc4tnieD'S
%ttd1tAttrattDtt.

0ie Menidenmenge in Waibington tpirb rieIig BIZ
aer Garteien nerben bort ein. Sbr fbnnt aIf biees
nit tueniaer ltnfpen eben menn Sbr am l.. g. pber g.
Wldra ein 1,tfe iiber bic Benuiplnana 2inien fault
ber pennippania 2inien pber an s. 6. NaegDatters.
8. g. Mgent pittSburg 3d.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
Syarttt s,t y nerfaMtet,.

Cine pertbnolc Syarn BON 122 Mder In Yaint 1oinm'
Jiniti9eu 4ehingnngen 3u perfdulen. Jir cine ~
iaue DeI6retbung ber Jarm Mnb anoere Gtuael1etiea
penbc man fict an Gbas. sSob r., tn Jra, Gum1lf
3d., cbio, pher an Jren, Mst&enba9 Gauton, ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
I'm inner

die Wurzel der Krankheit trifft, die i'm Blut zu
suchen ist. Tausende bezeugen, dass sic ganz
und gar Won BlutKrankheiten durch Hoods
Sarsaparilla kurirt sind, obgleich sic durch das
Fehlschlagen Won anderen Medizinen, linen
Erleichterung zu geben, entmuthigt warren.
Keine andere Medizin hat solch Elm Verzeich-
Miss Won Kuren ais Hoods Sarsaparilla, we'll
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
! e., z, ,',tte>

Spur Won jenen Unreinheiten ausrottet, welche
sich vieleicht seit Jahren i'm Blut angesammelt
haben. Hoods Sarsaparlla kurrt Nervositat
dadurch dass die Nerven durch reines, re1ches
Blut erfrischt werden. Es kurirt unbedingt
und dauernd, nachdem allie anderen Medizinen
fehlgeschlagen, we'll Hoods Sarsaparilla
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
MINER

und ewig wird Hoods Sarsaparlla ais elm Blut-
Reiniger anempfohlen. Die grossen Kuren Won
Hoods Sarsaparilla sind durch gereinigtes Blut
vollbracht. Scrofeln, Flechten, Hautllrank-
heiten, Rheumatismus, Neuralgia weichen
Hoods Sarsaparilla we'll es die
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20

SSRn ras.,, 9 Graham auslascn I'M 3iesler-
e gIS5eB. ...:..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
NOTICE

II County Judg~'s c nr W ioo
Country, Florida
By the County Judge Of sa d Co.:
Where 3, Herber' A Ford, h
applied to This court for 'ttr.rs of
administration on the estate OF
BrynjuIf Arentz also Brynjnst
Arrntz dong business as r. Aren'z
& Co, deceased, late of said C IN.
ty IF Marion
These are, Thcref"re, TO cite arc
admonish al! and singular the kin
dred and creditors IF said deceas-
ed, 70 be and appear Def re this
Court, on or b. fore he I2sh day
of January, A D, 1897, ard file
objections. If any the4 h4v-. t. h
granting letters as IF ,resaid, 'h~r-
wise the same will b. granted as
prayed.
. Witness my name ss County
Jndga Of he County .+'r~s il, this
28 h daV o. Y VI nh r. 1906.
JAS II Hull Ccu"t, JuGge.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
Thee Is Nothing So Good

There is no hing jnst as good as
DIR. Kings New Discovery FIR
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
SO demand it and do not permit she
dealer t" sell you some substitute.
He will not claim there is SAINT i q
better, but in order to make m re
profit he may claim som. hiog else
Tn be u.s. as good. You want DIR.
Kings New Discovery because
you kno " it 70 be saf and rel,ab :.
and guaranteed 10 d. good nr
mnne. refurde d. FIR Coug 8,
c" ds, Con>urop7ton snd for al
IF. ctins # Threat, Ch~s q
L. gs. here y oath ~ =" GO. 8 a.
is DIR King's n W D.zcoverv~
Trai bofo fr-4 Z r c. Alenr r
& Cos Dru1 ST. t.
K mar Z 50 &c - r 81
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
Notice Of Intention to apply for Oh Fter

n -.c ner. h, w. tar
pr !. "'.' b. m.d ~
II rt-' w A n ~e =.
~ < IT r 3H'n {, c. Of Flor-
-. - w doc~s'sy IN 20 DIV
# Jaru@r,, 1897, far charter, IS
o-""'.te by W, + a II ras' =
" Z - DC c
c b
5 d c"rp r>tion IS ~ b. rm d
I'm Ter sectio 1850 o. III r. d
s a ur..@ f b. "a of F nd4,
amended by he &C Of be F,rita
legislature, approved My 5h,
1893 4rd th Saue is 80 be Al
As>ncia'ion Of Whec men FIR the
purpose of providing ard main
ta,~i"g . b'c C p*th, .r'o+d f. 70
Ocaia " Suver Sn'i e., MasJ"p
cou" Y Florida, IF to sue "ther
p"Iuts a h Club nv dem ~
pedIen- 2 E Will JAMS,
II W. JONES, Presl'rn'.
Secretary
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
Masters Sale

Und. a d II, ,if,u= of A final
hrc'fs rendered IN the 4th d~y OF
d A d 1896, ny t Hr,. w.
A. H"ck dse ut tn s n ut'
cia' circuit N and for Marion Co.,
~ cha CIV IN CrrIain c-use
nending in said court wHerrin Geo.
A N >" was mplaIo1nt and
Cn@st. f. Goa a. w,fr. were
tbe drferh enrs, n. u rs,e ned
Sp~cial master, ram d and ap-
y 'r'e! IN sac deere To- TX :ute
re- same vi +, 1T M nda Is. T., 4rh
y. i F. bra -. A D. 1877 be-
tweer he ~, Of ma m, and
p. ff al rxpnse FIR >ale
i,,>t # - sur door Of the
"outr h"us H. Ocaia, F a.. and
i 81 10 tn" gh"st and brst
bidder for c3sr rhe m :rte ae~c
s, sa u r.f'na r p-rsy
.~ro - a g q S. oibsd SAID
bill. to-~,: Tn tnl owing land
in Mar'",s = n,.tv Florida, com
rr,e r:c,rg ID Graf, 8 ard Is LINKS
south OF = b., NV corner of the
SUI ives q a''sr f srct,on ~,
ow Shr'I6 s IF r:r2e p east,
hrs>. 20 Ct~tss~ ~Gu.f> Q Id
chairs wes1 20 chains. therce
j. - \ ~ y irt ~ beginning, con
a n 10 IL So o,e q.
s., ID, q az :. =, "a, z versoua'
property, w: O~e PIE colored
horse ab IL ig1t year old ab>ut
IL h9ods h',eh rsned .F.,day."
40 hnrs- Sfudeb+ker wagon, ?
as marke swallow + rk and
under b. II esth ear. and ur
2r ,.gs "a ~! with f!u~e 7
/, eaci, ear. 5 ow~ and Is ~noaFs
na'k"d w figure - each car
r 81" nn"cH "a vii. <a',>fy sale a.
| cree ! Il COST
w w MAeT1N,
Sps rl>) NJ ter IN Cha cery
Raymond B Bullock,
C"mnl4' an S tor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
FOR RENT OR SALE

w have III b r f ve'N d.
sirahle and nicely :"ca'ed d >e ''ng~
for IT and IN. for sale + great
Bargains. Also Some fine subj
bs's homes. RAJ g. groves. veg :
table ard f,mh~r lard 70 ST. ar a
great S crifce. If you want %
sell, buv or trade cali without de-
lay and consult
II IsLEY & Co.
Room d in First National Build
ing, Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
MOTTO E OF MA TER { SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
OF A FINAL DECREE render.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
OF A FINAL DECREE render.
I'd or tie 3Is' DIV of Augp st, A
ID 1896 by tne II nnrab Tohr d.
Br"ome, judge f the CIRCUIT
court OF 'b' 7 n judicial Circuit If
Florida, in and 70, Lake County
l.. cha Gerry, Insa Certain cause
therein pending. transferred from
he Mari n Cnun.y.in the Fifth
Judicial rcuIt OF F orida WIN N
l. WIS Dsvi, IS C. pla ran Thorn
- K. q ry ~ra VIZ def rdants.
| n undersigned special master
nam" an PIP d rbsr~in
ca aid 1-c'' e "'tl. ;, Nor
tat h. I d,y F b'uary A ID.
1897 he ae~n t e ur~ FIJI r.
I d ~ tn fir ~ If re s.u ,
f""' OF th' eur - us IN Or I,
Ma.'n -, + 4, IF r I'd exp 80
20 50 ar ~I.i 81 It uhsic 4uc
'f- c="H, 8" h e -
..f>i - .sr n cfnr I'd m reao
. - m i >c.,l,, d >ai4 fral
i - NJ
Coo -, F =, IT -,yI B-zrn~trs
{ otrr Il lie d'v d g 'br a :
var, G. a ea>t and ~e$r, anr
~ 4nn ~ -, he g., III mr.
. 3'5 st $50
v~rd< t7rnc~ .'r'h SIS a..
e. e. VS. 40 ards -" ~ p.,r.s
>. b gin ing co '.'ai 6 80 -
md nj = r es>. A s.', L.
n 81 accordiE e t. n survey (, d
nla f. ; NJ G. G4-,'- DID,
i ~ O Ocs a, b ny ~itua:e IN thr-
Wrst h IF OF the Southeast quar-
er of sec'' n IS T"~nship X
> ut' K rye p + : A So, that
c~rtain tract de.cribed as en-
men = 6 RI Sou " s CT or
= NJ :. Lurr~r'4 PiS s lnr or
F r Kin. AVecu- in b. CITY Of
Ocal4. thence running north 23I
feet, to Sol B~nj minis ~ the c.
"es' sl""e SAID IS - nce
- 23I f,e. F K A e.
M. the CO east Is tee t" 'be
p irt Of b sinring-, or much
tn ref as rna> he &C sSar1 to
at'sfy sa d deere ard c"s's
T E BIGGs
Sp~c'al M ssrr.
A d~rsor & Hock'r,
S)''c" o's for Compl4'ran..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08

TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Tase axal'vs Bonn Quu.1ne Tab
cts. Al druggists refund the
money # falls To cure 25c
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08

Pullman
AsheViae
Mountain Resorts
fDaIysxcept Sunday. 4Daiy cxcepc Monday.
Manstee River and Key West ard avsn steamers Stecr an
atee" Cor all Manat& A. t LCussc At
Waldo for Mejrnse Connects Tallahassee
ellie Apalachicoa Al 1Dco for Chaltaho
rverste AT Ocala rr i1"rlU>sSsz
All baggage VIII De checked from Unon Depot Ticlea sE sold
the Office, Hogan ge Uaop
Depot TICKET Office. J. l. MARSH L., IIcsEs Agent
2o2 West Bay ST, CTR. Hogan. Jacksonville, Fla
K W. ca WALTER q COLEHSN,
Passenger Agent, General Travelling As1ri, IsC- uvne
N S. PENNINGTON, A q. Mac DoNsIL,
Traffic Macsger. General Passenger Agent.
JoIfv DoZER Ticke: a gent, Oc,ia. fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08

Rlpans TabuIes
R1Dans Ia hules cure bad breath
Ripars Tahules cure torpid liver
.s-f 7r-siES
Ripans Tabules cure nausea
3ipans Tabules: at druggists
1lpans Tahules cure dizziness
Ripans TahnIes HEalsI 1lge sGtiG1
Ripans Tabules. gentIs cathartn
Ripans Tahules cure Indigestion
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08


seepers Jscksonye and New York through
sonvile Charlotte 50
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

The steamship Florida has re-
Suned service b4tw-en P"rr Tam
pa ard M bile, sailing on sh' f"I
loving chedule:
Lv TT Tampa Satued, go pm
Ar VI bile Mondays 500 am.
Lv M bile Tuesdays 200 pm
Ar. p Tampa Thurs ay> 900 am
TIL. steamship Fl rida BIS supe.
rior accornadi rs for bo frs
and second class cabin passengers
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
SHERIFFS SALE.

Under and bv virtue of an execution issued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit COur in and
for Ma op County, Florida. In a matter, where
in Thomas J. AYERS is Plaintiff and B. t'uP'e
Hodge. Sheriff of Marion Count, Ex-0fficio
Administrator of the Estate of Harry Summers
have levied upon and will on sionday the Ist day
Of February. 4. y 1897, he same being the legal
cash II front of the Court House door, in thu City
of Ocala. Florida, during he legal hours Of sale
the following described Real Estate in Marion
County Florida to-wit: The South half of the
Northwest quarter outnwes- quarter of Sec
tion II. T 1wnshir II. Range . East.
B. DuPre Hodge, the Sheriff OF Ma ion
County, Florida, being in ere sted as a party de-
fend Mt in the above styled cause, and the laws OF
Florida. having vested ne with the right to act ir
ing levied upon and sold to satisfy said exec tior
and costs. T. D CRAWFORD,
JuSti of the @'e ce.
Dist. NO. I, Marion rounty, Florida.
Edwin Spencer.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
Edwin Spencer.
Jlaintitts' Attorney.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS
Creditors. Legatees, distributes ard all PERSONS
having claims deman- against the Estate OF
Tho Has Playfair Lloyd deceased, must esent
them within two years. And all PEI sons indebted
to said deceased Estate must settle the same at
once HENRY ,. LLOYD,
January Ist, 1897. Executor.
p. O., OCala Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
Take Ike PLANT SYSTEM For Po, as
Schedule in effect Dec. 20, 1896
Arrival and Departure of Trains at Ocala, Fla.

Tram leaving Ocaa I35pm Gainesville and High
Springs Solid Tram Wthut Change making direct
ion at Waycross with Pullman Sleeping Cars for New York
Pullman Macon, Atlanta Cha tanocga Nashville
also for Burning ham, Nashville St Louis with
change connecting With Pullman Sleepers Louis
VILE MemDhls Kansas City and all principal points
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
w w NJ Az

Sprc l,s) NJ ter IN Cha Gerry
Raymond B Bullock,
Crmn}4'- an s &c tor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08

THESE tine tables show the tEs It WcIch be expected
and depart from the several stations but their arrival
departure the
bold itself responsible for dea arising
therefrom.
J. D. RAINIER. Assistant General Passenger AgerA
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08
LEAVE.

Nh % Daily, Iz:7; P. NJ, for essburg Fitz-
w. III gerald, Inlby, Lakeland Tampa and
II intermediate st4ti, rs.
Nh Or Daily, 4:3I =. NJ, for Leesburg Firz-
w. JJ gerald, rilby, r-skeland, Tampa,
Barlow and Punta Gorda making close
connection eesburg for rustis, Umatilla,
Astur, / avares and al stations ~. ]. * l. T.,
=. K. at titzger I'D for Brooksvi!e at Tri b. for
Iaro. So ingS. Dgnedin. CleIIwater nd St.
Peter sburg south, and Clermunt, oakland, an
ford aud all st tios.s north. on ). * ST. Z. r. K
at Lakeland for Punta Gorda. Arcadia, Barlow ana
all intermediate stations, and ampa and Port
a:nps west, and all stations G. st to "a ford.
Nn 70 Daily, I:35 2. NJ, for Gainesville, Lake
w. 10 CITY, Live ak. Savannah nd all
poi IS north e. I. ard = c st. al,o ON
nection Via Rochelle for alatka, Tark sonvlle md
ALI termIcate STAY oAs Ne. IS car ie through
sleeper from Port / ampa to st. Louis III OcAla
Gaines lie. MontSou cry and i. & y.
Ea % Daily, IS \. VI, for Gal -cs ile Live
ton ana al points north, east, and
west. This train CarrieS through Sleeper from
Port Tampa to New Io K. via OCala, Gainesville,
savannah and Charleston.
Nh ldfi Daily. 40? 2. NJ. .Ro helle, P1lstka
tons connect e ia kso vile with II t:ainS
diverging.
NA 10 Daily derarts, 100 a, NJ evceut sun
w. TJ day for Jul cite md intermediate sta
tions.
Mn SE Daily departs, z.So =. NJ for Juliette,
w. fV Port Tampa and al pOints south, and
daily except sunday for Crystal AMI
Homosassa.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-08

Nos. 50 ana s. Garry Cincinnati
and Florida Lrmi:ei Solid VestI-
buled trans. Also tee Cincinnati
Sleeper Via Ashevilie and the
Kansas City Seepers. Close
connections for Chicago and al
western points. Putnam passen-
gers for Atlanta should take bsrlhs
in the Kansas City sleeper, which
does not move IRON Atlanta unt,l
6 a m
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-01-30
There We're Others.

The expectant husband strobe up and
down the kitchen floor, waiting for the
great news. He could scarcely restrain
his impatience, and it was with q cry
Of joy that he welcomed the doctor, who
entered the room with smiling counte.
nance.
"Tell me, tell me-" cried the
"What''-
at is a boy" said the doctor cheer
lily.
"Hurrayl"
"But"- and the doctor paused.
"What? Doctor, speaki Is he not the
most beautiful child ever born?"
"He is" said the doctor, 'but there
are others"
can insult!'
"No."
And it was not slang either, as the
proud father learned when he found
that the others referred to were the two
more that made him the paternal an
cestor Of triplets. New York Evening
Journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-01-30
In Training For Congress.

The young Sunday school teacher
leaned forward and looked into the eyes
of her class Of youngsters with a troubled
look In her face.
$50 many Of you" she said. "are alb
sent today. Where is Johnny Goodboy?'
HE was arrested for train robbery,
ma'am," answered a tiny voice. "He
was 8 years old. and the boys guyed him
cose he hadn't had his name in the pa
pers yet"
"And Jimmy?'' asked the fair young
teacher. "Surely he must be illr"
HES feelin pretty bad. ma'am." said
Tiny Tim. "He got sentenced to Elmirs
for that last burglary. and the judge
wouldn't send him to Sing Sing cost
he was only 6. He cried himself sicl
over it."
"How about that dear little curly
haired Freddie AnRelchild?' asked tn,
teacher hopefully. Certainly he viii
not yield to sin and evil. He is 9 year
old now"
"Oh," said Tiny Tim, "he's in train
in for congress. He's not goin to b,
bad until he gets a good chanst. New
York Herald.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-01-30
THE WILD HAIR FAD.
A Man Who Cures All Ills of the Eye b.
Pulling Out Eyelashes.

A Man Who Cures All Ills of the Eye by
Pulling Out Eyelashes.
There is a fellow in P~ittsburg, known
as the wild hair man," who, accord
ing to The Leader If that city, is doing
a thriving business. He goes the rounds
Of the town pulling wild hairs" ont
Of peoples eyes. He is a big, sturdy
mill worker, and he is curing all dis
eases of the eye, real and imaginary, by
pulling "wild hairs" out Of the eyes of
those who will give him a chance.
In the Office of The Leader, which
this quack had invaded, the writer saw
divers men passing from desk to desk
exhibiting something which seemed to
be most carefully treasured and then
wrapping it up and putting it away in
he safest pocket. And other men went
around weeping copiously and wiping
tears from their dripping eyes.
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Noah and Daniel.

1t is not too late, says The Nation, to
turn back for pure enjoyment to the
issue of the London Telegraph for Aug.
81. A city magistrate had the day be-
fore discharged a prisoner charged with
q statutory offense, under a recent act,
upon finding by the dictionary that the
word used in the law did not cover the
case. webster. comments The Tele-
graph, ''when a lawyer, got off many
defendants in his day, and his diction.
airy still continues the good work. ="
There are many anecdotes which en-
balm this British confusion of the states
man and the photographer, but perhaps
few to which a definite date can be
given as above.
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Musa Kitssolua, a Koroshan Turk,
who was exhibited in the large cities Of
Austria, Italy and Germany in 1895
and who is now making a tour Of the
cities of western Europe, is a human
freak, wonderful only on account Of the
enormous length of his beard. In 1898
the beard of this follower Of the proph-
ct was only 4 feet and 4 inches in
length. Today it is 8 feet and 8 inches
in length. Only one other human beard
is mentioned by the authorities as being
longer-tbat of Adam Kirpen, an old
German, who lived in Chicago in 1889
and who had over IL feet of beard.
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In Memory of a Wife.

l have received a gift from Jerusa-
lem, an album of real pressed flowers
from the Mount of Olives, the tomb of
Rachel, valley of the river of Jordan,
and other sacred spots in the Holy Land,
through the courtesy OF Alfred Marcus,
in memory of his late wife, Kate Mar
GUS. The album is bound in olive wood
covers and is one of a limited number
presented to friends in the city of Bos-
ton. AS a work of art it is very valua-
BILE. aside from its priceless value, ow-
ing to its historical associations. The
book came by registered mail via Lon.
don from the holy city. -Boston Post.
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All OF which was most mysterious.
Every one is curious in a newapape Of
ice. They are built that way. If you do
not know what the other fellow is
about. you at once make up your mind
you are going to find out. And you gen.
orally succeed.
These unheard Of proceedings at once
started the writer on a tour of investi-
CATION. And when no one would tell
what was in the little paper so careful
ly treasured the Office boy was sought.
And what the Office boy in a newspaper
Office does not know is not worth know
ing.
"They are getting wild hairs pulled
out Of their eyes," he explained, land
they have the hairs wrapped up in those
little papers so that they can show them
to their wives when they 60 home"
Then the finger Of scorn was pointed
at these men, and they were held up to
unseemly ridioule by the writer, who
had a vivid remembrance Of a grand
mother who pulled out half of the long
lashes Of a certain little girl when the
latter's mother was absent from home,
running the appearance of her eyelashes
forever.
But they stoutly declared that they
felt better already since the wild hairs
were removed and added that the mill
man had removed similar hairs from
many of the dignitarios Of Pittsburg.
To prove their statements, the names of
divers lawyers, one judge and many
prominent business men were given
who had been treated by the aforesaid
mill man.
This was getting serious, so one of
Pittsburg's leading oculists was inter-
viewed on the wild hair" fad.
He laughed merrily when questioned
on this subject.
II have had as patients a number of
the people who permitted that mill man
to pull out their ~eyelashes, " he said.
SIN fact, I have heard Of him from
all sides. He is working among both
the rich and poor. He pulls the lashes
out of the latter's eyes for nothing il
they have nc money to pay him. 1t is a
fad with him. He really believes he is
helping them.
"a more absurd notion could not ex.
list than that there are wild hairs in
the eyes," he declared. "When the eye
lashes are in their normal position,
those on the lower lid grow outward
and downward, those on the upper lid
outward and upward. When these 'wiid
hair fiends see one that is out Of the
regular position, he declares that it hal
q white root. 1t is a wild hair and mus,
be pulled out. That Is all there is il
the wild hair idea.
SIT is a very old notion, prevalent, o.
course, among people who are ignoranr
concerning the treatment and care o.
the eye. I thought 1t was dying out ant
was surprised to learn that this mil
man could find so many people whit
would permit him to pull hairs out o
their eyes. I have had to treat a mum
Der Of his patrons.
"You cannot say too much about tn,
folly of permitting any one to pull on
the eyelashes."