davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25

meett lFiert I aisoet snS Strsisn - Tor
Itptt ior fiot -, ca Der ital teloiat 3sir
unosr 3errinesn til for at fdd fsrit,
Sort aliyFIi al 2%obbetprftsh DsrtiI
tumutr, Of man / Rsgslen lite faur faa
fritz Bare AZ 2ooostoriten. fom at Sireis
en-. De 5inmartsFfiers, ior eier itsrre
8aabe, Iigser siernt ube ct par Segn.
% raar 5iitsu bar lisset iaa lanse mec
en- o%psrfpIot Waps. iaa taser ben Stabs
90 bIipsr minbrs itittst til at lsprs COB
alipff.
Msn til StotFit lsperer 5inmartss
fiIten ct fortrinligt Raasmns. Den er |
RegeIen Of Toa paste Stsrrelis, at ben,
mar Ssrringsn fpre9aar | n~pgenlunbe
rimsligt @sir. lepsrer bet meite al ben
idatalote Observation-Disclosures" % "fn
Solanber," | Rsgslsn be beoit bstults
Stotfftiortsr, ii fan ftaHe.
9sftsruulsfiftet.
Gnbeltg fudr man bu en- Sang bsr.
Iiot ON, bporlsbss bet bar saaet / Better
aalsn unbsr Strsifftet iaar. s 0perz
berg bar man opnauet omtrent Salppars
ten at 5juruursts 5oneit. Sslpe Be
iteraoIen Itadr langt tilbu9s for ct Wtioz
beIsaars llbbntts. 9erimob ftal man
&sit pg @Gre omtrent bare nuuet iau
bit. s bet ipoli9s SelgeIunb filler
5or6olbens fig npsst bsbrs snb ifjcr.
Stprsgefiffet
ubsnfor QalsiunO er, iom fsr iust, be-
spnbt, men 8sspnOslien fer life iarbelss
lopenbe ub. Der Ipnss at bare Tibet Sin
ube pad Gsssn; ialfalo bar be ferit inb>
TONNE Stsiter life giurt rare Sorrets
ningsr. Msn bet sr 10 tiblis puu @aret
snonu. Den rstts Sib for Suntfifst
tpmmer ferit ieners.
5rrrstninaerne paa 5iIfsmartsberne
/ llblanbet gaar fremoslss tsmmslig 'les
bsnbs. alipiif timber inssn gfter'
ipsrsisl, os Stopfit er Der piitnpt M liz
bet af. Silben sr ubs uf Sagaen pms
trent. Meoicintrdn ppnaar lite fort
ppsr Srsoisbelen Of Sioraarets PrtIer,
os Der er llbiist til, at be bill fable enbnu
mere pad 9runb at ben ~betpoelige PRO
BUTTON af bsnns 9are | 2ofpten ipinter.
De andre Srdniprter bar urbergddet ct
li9nenoe Yrisfalb. Oct eneite Sitter
prpbutt, Tom piIer libt itsrre 2ip Sms
iatninesn, .r Rosn. Den timber MI
Seenins, for gefolpninsen fra ifipr er
lite ~betposlis. Rusnpriierne er ~ialfalr
for Sibsn msget fate.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25

nina az f~crfieliee aprriprt,r cs Snpe'
Iaaer. apmmieftpnsn itaI btitad al II.
9.gicu sSocffeR. ION bar Sptrnplprst
r,o Resierinasns StoIer i AIdfd. "a
ipm bar 4, rsier, aisnoFab til GIafn
srb rcasr anssn Rdno; b, andre Dfto'
I.nmcr az apmmisTorsn q grof. VI.
8. Grdns af Ge,rhulasetpdrttr1erttis
brtariFs NfotIirs cs @y7f. y. Sil'r ia
Sresrn. Sioitn0rrtt II b1aee Stotns
Gfabsmnre 20 pra,tift 5druer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
Ouns oe Sraeltreets
SauocIsoper nat.

81 O.. 7uu a Co.'S ugeutllgs review
Of trade ira Neip g)prt Tiger ben 22oe
gloi bL. a.:
llm~isfienSeliae Tssu til besrs Son'
iuntiurcr bier ia i almiuoells 'ore9eOe
0aneelslaan, iirr III 9ipbmGno o9
sompauier / Ensu. gtu tpoer bet paa,
at Der bar oRrtt mere Of npe 6Oretn'
9enocr, euo mango bar iormooet. 2tl'
aangcn al 3srge fra bet 5nore al Cans
bet pper0uar llofrrisIen mso $l,500,'
900, meitsnosIs ira bet miotre 8slisu.
@ulorrpprten ppsr in9eu Snofp'
oClie; ben bier fun Ruslanos Bereo'
oiniobco Ill at bstnle Ell Yris ior bet
tltrGu9te GuIo. Der er en- tposl'9,
omsuO IouaiOm 5ursselis / 5orretnins
gems Gmiana sjeuuem Giteripsrgiel !
6abriIprOoufttr ianueliom, unar ben'
ices til garstioeu, i aorn % 2epnets'
mioler.
gsiiens 1iEisriel al Sueoe uperiti'
ger VsH "l0ul'"Ue "gs pU" A''
BEN nnosoe 2,3s4,1 S9 8uibels imOo
D"'g''S W."
$3.50 o"lV1 "O o'ooo'io
oHlV''' HI0l. Sels"s "'p
""u" 1,o'o'o'' p"lV''' ""'0 Af'
o'o io'o' VI LIVE "" ''"'
o'tss''' pI0""
p''O'h p0t uN.' lpu.' suu0'"'0'
@lp''p' Fu's' 'O.i pt''" ''". ""'
,re" - % pu''O' 81, 'u0s'. U' "s'"'
"'"'sV''l'" Out "O''s9'0 'O"'
s'te'
S"oe S''"Ou"sl''s'' lsa Voea gu'
tas "O' "e's S'.a m00 ''O'O' e''e"s
I.'" "0. W s.au'
S"].'" 'Ol.'' ~" eo'So pug
0"'s ns''
y" 0'o0o XVI" gus
S'S' "'re" 1"r"""'" saa Sp".
my" G""S "''pi'''" ~
o',nOa'" e"ss"ps'
"'OI''s'". aI'us'.' '"'"0fip"' Dm
iu."'n9." ."O"" 'S'.e' ."o VI uue
"'p"V Ou' 'u.O ~a"g' ws"
o%u0'''ah'e'"e pat "e Fpt' al oep'uei
e., m....s,. ss...o 800
@,uhsr.u mms....
$500. "
o.asra
a"s
.no. pa~N':r "oa
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
6nn ior fable Flint a~unitrer, prer

San, ION fable Flint aun'trer' oWr
Der. er lite meo os ibdg.
Oct bar gualst for Satob Jlslnes
geroisrriateo of fuu Sob til at itdbe en-
@tatue al Ols Bun. !5an bupoe lloost
uuper bans gues 5rplemast, o9 ban
feIte ia OuerbeDift ON, at i Stubntnssn
az ben fore 5aOrelanbspsns Tempe
masfios Sigur, bans sgst sulsnt piloe
fomme tilproe, ION bet alorig bapN bapt
anleoning til far. +.
Sans gnIts bier cpfplot. Sd p'
Iaooe Fam, at ban tunoe begpnos, tos pan
fat mtb 5sberbdft.
gIorio for bar jog let / bans 9ts ilist
Ct Stint al Saab, at silfrebsitiuslls cg
8lrpe, men iaa bar Der cgiaa 1pset !
hans glit, iom talts ON 2Gngttslie, ON
Spanoinq. Set bar. iom bapos ban
4oruofelslIe at, at bet itulos bore bans
M~sitsrfptte, bans iioite itors Wart.
San matte itrnpe pg drbetoe, mems Del
rar Dag, FOR mart tommsr Natten, oa
inqen fan drbeioe,
Sans MeiterItptts bar fulotsrt. Sad1
Inart be iioite Strpg bar slort, la9oe
ban pGt Mpbelerpinoen Tor alorl9 at
lgfte ben igier.
Sans Gins itsrite Bert bar fulobra9t.
San Iagoe fig neO at buile. Den SpIls,
hporfra ingen Odagner.
Men bans Bart lsper, cg at 5 dle
mao tunne bilIe meo Subel 5leloss Selt.
Sle Bun, tilIaber jeg mig MI ! Ole Suu
aomitesns Rapn, at opfprore ben unse
Dame, bpem bette 9refulbe 9perp er giz
BET, at laoe BET OGtte, ION hiotil bar
ftiult Sle Bun ira bort Spn, fable, 'aa
at bele 8srosn fan fua ie bam og beis
8nG for hans fore 8eni.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
uofpriel al amcrifdnitf 4
fott otipcr.

Der er maaTte ingen Grsn al oe ~
eneoe Staters Snbuitrt, ION Aa'I's]
bar runcet @nertienDslIs I uoIaTo'' I
Standardization. Scr TIE "a.]
4dr Iiben bar bet fun europIl'E y
brifanter, Ipm fenbte 2otomoilTt j
andre Ganbe; be ameritunlte Prooa'1
at bette Slags tienbte in9eH Ho'"lO'
5preneoe Stater. GU er bet olfps' g"]
Tie dnbsrleoes. Mdn sr | llol1noa W
men efter, at bore 2cfpmutirtr raj \
5orbels, Iom be ersslite og type "'u.
Ter. Den eremplleie llopitlin9 y
Dor Sernbunsbpsnins sienntm9it \
pg so @arene, braste bore SotoH'''
tilpirtsre til at afpasie BEN en-" y
9eis, iom lusoss, ofte pad be I'sI' wv.
ligs Steber, ca 2otOmottpsrI's op'a.1
berpeo en- ELECTROMAGNETIC, ION F1
benz lanst oper be europGiits' %,.'l
af benz aaar MI til Spoamsriid. Stp]
&c So. Suntirf, q. o., bar mug !
get ct trlpbiulst Gotomottr foF o1 y
iilianTte Gentral6dns. Oct 'r IN lp Y
pemasiis SernbsIt, icm 0st'F Zo-J1
gunS. canine @ertlteo isno'' IS]
2otomotiper til Sapdu, hocr l'aI
fact Ginene op for, at be anlSri'apI"l
at Forstrefte. Zen uesnlunol's Aa1
bolcer bore Reconsideration
be, Itisnt eftsripsrsislsn ! @0''''''
sr fcrminbitet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
Sbae, Wanbas, bar Senatet lppet q,

sSbus, Ranbas, bar Senatst lppet at
p~uabespnpe Sistusiionen at splpforilas
get. Oct isr ub til, Of bare ben ulminoss
Iiee Msrins bIanbt 2sbsrns. at man
burbe bIips farbia meb bet iua inart ION
mulie. Senator albri9 bolbsr Snbs
IsbninsstaIsn; Reitsn at be rspubIitanife
Ssnatprsr bill life inbIabs fig paa lanse
saIsr; be bill inbitr9nts fine 9emartnins
ger til en- tort RsbeejsrslIs al be f~critjsls
liss SpIpiatier. 9emptratsr, 9ppuliiter
% Sslrrspublitaners bill heller life OPP
taes sibsn m,b LANCE saIsr Gn al be
lebsnbe b.mptratiTfe Ssratprer ubtalte
fprleben, of en- Maansb burbs bare till
ftra,tslis Sib til 0istusion, og at
apnsrssIsn burbs bare farbis mso 5Ors
ilasst til ben LITE SuIi.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
Smilcnee biir 9lnitatct.

nuas quo g%rliloH'nie SegsmSpIag,r Quloeansntr,rr
o. 6''er' eospeSii. Nprcinae o. @tOt moo ior
io'nos 'om De nietIbarIig aigr upcrior ben rrloicr,rN,
IN'N9e'!l' a 1Oiteittrs @laosbiftsrS: ct ip5 I'm,
~nso''laa otnottet Rtoosl. rrr fin sammeuiy,ri,,,
Vena2ula Tor en- ttnticIenOc Sane o. aieHneuoris,nS
, N"' S'tlNia8er Sn8eIi9 ooucopire, monseuuIn
"'','' "'aaaTt78 o. utilitrri:ctio 5eou. spoIirs "a
Sa'sO''ho'' rrbIdnot Dc ipfite durtraetriabre,r ,cr,
y l..s d. otirren. 1e CT iOm Rgofoualer ira %,
no'V,Wu1 9taue, oadrIi9 geoer "a frro ggmir, !.
.a1s'. @'t'a9 loHl &rIniua maa Ter iotisiu,s y, ~
vs.s ~si3haler t7r a'lposs ltrar. 81 off pr, p,,s,s,s
uo'tV' N0s ben 'rontit iaae 9eriuu ioririnse bn",,,,s
c,''lt4ii % Ssluure Tan briuae ct ireinio, go,r,
~ Nnh3tei yeber itrar SsNsmets 8tlitaue co NM
wv, u'0'A At brre ct iolbIaH,t uotrpt. noor s,i,,s-
''' ~lVtf' (AQail
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
aifieo til aootenai.sauoet!

gsisnst for 1897 er "9liiteo til SuoteHai.
2aubst!" bet martUGrbis rise @inebelte
/ @cuiann, 9oabo os Britiit Columbia, bppr
iaa mango Cub, Sslp,, aobbsr., 8Ips %
Sernriner cip. ct opoaseoe / be iibTte Gar
2ler. % buor me Sper o. Subuiirier er an.
lagte. gpeH Roislano oOrsbe meb en- Se.
ioliHins paa 200 RsnHeIter til 5000 paa 20
gaaaneoer. sartsr os Bsitriuslier Of bet
belle gerritouum ienoes gratis al &. g..
3biiHsp. u. y. 81 Z. VI. Wreai 9loribern
Snnea. q. Eanl, giiun.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
On "'nleOnins til at ,aa atrbe;o.

~ 'on' t0ber 20 gcrcs 9uuo ior S. euer
- p'' @tre oil bliue stprt g(rbeipe ,or
E,-,o ON Sa9cn, iornt be Tan itaiie fla qipS
a. S'9SO,'Q'O'r Smoet Iisser i a,iaion 60.
ssu,oU'9i0n' % OiI irembriusc 6ruot GA be
sg.8!'e oafmproOntter. C9iaa QauO iii.
!a,aS lor bilt8c Briier o. paa lette gilfoor
>'glgp9 JsIaHO, 8oib, On gratis acru.
S,.,.,!'' I'll 3uer al0ber al 40 S(cres
@ ,O..E'c; u, Y &eriman, GrauO Central
S0'eL q. @aul, gGiua.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25

GsriatitrtH; so, ies iGHlts mig en-
Naue, or boDos Gns D. Eater, min Rru, be-
fplosr mig for at eus Haar bGs ca prsp.A
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25
Wittenberg Drops
yslass til beehe for s%saiitnbnitt ~
tenbera, isis.

Tennt Wtbiein er ct uSmGrtct GStoetI n.y.
SIagS Sortisleie % Sp9Oor'rlt l0W ~
bar i'm Gprino,lie, iaalom idar Sa's Ss"
SrDr oa Rp9. aatarrb, Souecpine SanoHiIt \
lit, Gigi olp. Gen ct bleutn III uuaopg!gs |
biciu | @ailmbulet. Ten u M bItota ly,.s'
mango, itte ottnt bcr I Snitgntn, men v.D"
% ui bsrer tun en- pttntng ont otr n.ItS
osn tr e. fortraiitliat WiioStl mob fortlet.E
Ttn anbsiales lie blot al Eat aa!gasI
iou bar oplunoet ben oa itiGnfti heegitN " y
isnbuiei. men osiaa Gdiicrerne Aa'nlust1 "A
luuo os andre bar brust ben me8l % ," ;"
oubtiale ben. ;or I
en SlaIis toiter 25c; 6 nlaittr 'dlsS w J
Spqip nGrmcle Grpr,is Stftr ea etn ~.
,enoeo ! |pisn. U. y. SVWs i,l
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-25

@jennsm Hurses Ratur, Tom siennem
bets Ssnnsrs og Setres Gin, gaar Der
en- Srado at Sorg % Sapn.
Gnops | here's slaoeits Stunb, naar
Mcrosu sr icm rilbeIt. fan bu, tbis ou
hitter rigtig, fere ct unoertrptt Sut.
8 be nOrIte 5oltsmslroisr bill ou al
tio finbe en- @runotons / Moa, olporlio.
opiter, mert. inurt bib og ienoerribenbs
iom en- fcrtabt Sjals gstlaser, Inort
bare Icm en- oirrence Suars, men oltio
Ierampoig co cemcoig.
Sda Itulps pa osiua miot / Dor Sic
be ioas TONNE en- Stpgss upsr bore GLADE
@niister.
The Progress., 1897-02-20

pious, political or social rights OF
others. We believe each one Is
his brothers keeper; but not in the
sense of being a judge of his con-
science: but as friendly adviser
to this extent, and in all things be
ever ready to PROFOUND the query
els it all well with thee?"
AS to our comment on Mr.. Punch
Robertson, it was not intended Tor
hypercritics; but as an expression
of appreciation of one, called a
sinner, for au act of humanity to-
wards the destitute of our State.
The Progress is sorry the Judge
misunderstood us: and we will say
mildly, chad you displayed more
of that milk of human kindness,
in Judging, a lack of which you i'm :
pute to us, you would have been
more chary of finding fault.
The Progress., 1897-02-20
Mardi Gras--Ncw Orleans.

For the above occasion the Texas
& Pacific Railway will sell round
trip tickets to New Orleans and re-
turn at the rate of one fare for the
round trip. Dates of sale Feb.
Goth. 9th, 2Sth and March 1st., fl
nal limit for return March 18th.
The Progress., 1897-02-20
Madam Rumor Says

That The Progress does big lot
of Job work, but wants to do more.
Give us a trial.
That a rainy day is a good or
bad day, according to the season.
That the fellow who hunts for a
fight is very apt to find some one
who will accommodate him.
That She is exceedingly glad to sec
the wood work in the nature OF re-
pairs, that is being done on Texas
avenue.
That a law school may be open
ed in. Shreveport soon.
That Mr.. G. F.. Goodwin is au-
thorized to solicit subscriptions for
The Progress, and collect for the
same.
That the person who can't write
Spring poetry is apt to try to ridi-
Guile the one who can. She is La
BILE to write poem soon.
That it is real phunny at what
small objects some people some
times get frightened.
That it looked for awhile this
week as if there would be general
pi in the Typographical Union
with the judge and constable tax
ing in all the sweets, but the fir
: went out and the pie spylt.
That it is an objectionable out
rage and a sad commentary Oh
our boasted claim as growing
city that large hords of cattle ar
allowed to be driven through on
principrl streets, at will.
That the colored school TN Mar
= shall street ought to be visite
every day during their IL o'cloc
. recess by some police officer t
stop the little ALLIGATOR bats
a from making SO much nols
: and make them stop turnin
up their face and nose to the whit
: people passing by, especially
the white ladies.
The Progress., 1897-02-20
s.ANIBIGUOUS.

Progress says:
gave matinee yesterday a1cer-
Room for the benefit Of the drouth
sufferers of our State. Charity in
deed covers a multitude of sins:
Mr.. l.. NJ. Carter gave the use OF
the opera house,
The Judge confesses to oelng
somewhat puzzled.
Does The Progress Intend 20
place the multitude OF sins on the
punch Robertson Company or
upon Mr.. Carter, or does charity
cover the multitudinous sins OF
both, Individually and collect
lively?
esteemed friend, Mr.. l.. M. Carter,
should incontinenly seek the
mourner's bench, and 40 PENANG
for kindly act in contri butlng TO
the relief of the sufferers by CIV.
ing ssthe use of the opera house.
The .scharity' portion OF our con
temporary remarks seem 20 DC
rather badly mixed up with o1her
ideas regarding thcaters. those VINO
arc connected with them ana those
who attend .''-Shreveport Evening
Judge.
Well now! here is poser, sure
enough! If we did not know that
the author of the article in judge
was a gentleman of intelligence
and scholarship, and believe MIN
- ba a friend. there would be no
difficulty in The Progress fully an
ierstandiag Judge; but under the cir
cnmstances. we can not under
stand just how to arrive at what
orr brother does mean. True our
language is small; words, graceful
in form and superb in opposite
ness, will not dance attendance OF
our will, but we do believe that I
does not require great master o.
language to know that tho refer
ence to Mr.. Carter and the opera
house was made after the remark
obout charity covering multitude
OF sins it was a separate and dis
trict sentence.
We assume that the Judge wa
in humorous mood Monda
and the quoted article was In
tended as a Joke; but then this re
mark, sour esteemed friend, MI
l.. M. Carter, should incontinenti
= seek the mourner's bench, and q
pcnance for a kindly act in contrib
uting to the relief of the sufferers
etc." is extremely thoughtless II M
unlxind. 1t seems to impute to
a very considerable degree of re
ligious intolerance; which we en-
phatically deny. Our editor is
steward of Methodist church he
also q Sunday school superintcr
dent; these positions forbid his a
tending many places of amus'
mcnt that others enjoy ad libiti
The Progress., 1897-02-20

Get onr prices on jon work
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-29

!"The Iberian will give q years
subscription free to the first per-
son correctly answering by letter
the following question:
Who will be next Mayor
Weekly Iberian.
That's as simple as rolling off a
log. Here it is: "The fellow who
stands in with the machine" Now
Brother Weeks, send us a due bill,
and we'll forward the name of the
recipient of that subscription.
This answer is not by letter, but
we understand by that that you
want to publish the candidates
suggested by such an investiga-
tion.-Franklin News.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-29

1t has been currently stated that
an excursion would arrive here
next Sunday from st. Martinville
or Abbeville, but we believe this
is a mistake. We looked over the
st. Martin Messenger and the Alb
beville Mer1dional, and in neither
paper did We see mention of an
excursion to this town. 1t is hard
ly possible that an excursion would
be coming without some mention
having been made of it in tho To-
cal paper. er.-Thibodeaux Comet.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-29

The West6eld (Ind.) News print the
following in regard to an old resident of
that place: Frank McAvoy, for many
years in the employ Of the L.. n. c. & c.
Ry. here, says: Il have used Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Re-
medy for ten years or longer-am never
without it in my family. I consider it
the best remedy Of the kind manuiactu-
red. take pleasure In recommending
It," It is specific for all bowel disor.
defs. For sale by T. ]. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-29

The discretion Of a judge in a
naturalization case may wisely
give the United States the benefit
of the doubt as to the expediehcy
of granting citizenship. A Judge
in a western state rejected twenty
one out of thirty-four applicants
because they were igrorant of
American institutions and princi-
Piles, beside showing, in some in
stancss, an inability to read, write
or speak with proper facility.
These applicants for full citizen
ship were not able to stand the
test of simple questions. Some of
the answers were mere trsvesties
ON information: One said the
highest officer of the state was
1.-THE czar," while another thought
the chief official of the nation was
"the White House." In former
days, when an indiscrimidate,
granting of the privileges of citi-
zenship was regarded, sin some
communities at least, as a matter
of course, it is possible that all of
these applicants might have sue
ceeded. Happily the country is
now alert and protests again such
folly.-St. Mary Optic.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-05-29
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of tl,ss paper will be plea
sed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the on
ly positive cure now known TO the me-
dical fraternity. Catarrh being con-
stitutional disease. requires a Iconstitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tion of the disease, and givifg the pa
tient strength BY building up tie con-
stitution and assisting nature id doing
its work. The proprietors have 50 much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls FAMILY Pills are the best.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic l0c or sc
II C. C. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-21
BOOKS OF THE HOUR
Many Sailors Fifteen Years of Adventue.

A book that has already met with
startling success and seems destined
to mark an epoch in the history Of ad-
venture tales is "On Many Seas" the
life and exploits of a Yankee sailor,
lately published by the Macmillan
company. 1t is by no means a new
subject, nor-taken in fragments and
apart from the identity of its author
is 1t so unprecedented in the world Of
books. But All pages of concentrated
adventure, written by a man who is
merely recording the ordinary events
of his own life, is something we are
not used to-something both too direct
and too personal to overlook.
Mr.. Herbert E. Hamblin, who signs
himself, for his unaccustOmed voyage
into print, Frederick Benton Williams,
was born in Lowell, Me, about forty
six years ago. Like the prOverbial sea-
faring youth Of fiction, he was a
troublesome boy on land with few low
ers, and so, at about fifteen, he trans
ferred his eVentful career to a schooner
bound for Florida
For fifteen years he followed the sea,
working his way from ships boy to
master, toilsome and often bloody
road. During this time he served on
nearly every kind of bark that floats
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-21
WOMEN RAVE OVER HIM.
Earl Grove Is Considered AItoEethe
Lovely and "a Great Catch

II is making but a conservative estiul ate
10 say that 900 ambitious English mammas
and four times that number of languishiny
daughters cast longing looks at and set wi '
matrimonial traps for a single noble peer
This fortunate, or, if you please unfortunate
LORD Houghton, earl of Crewe He is the
pet earl of all England, and when he smiles
a thousand hearts go piapat
IL is not because he is enormously rich
for he is not although his fortune is of com
portable size. 1t is not altogether because he
Is an earl, though earls are ears and thew
are scarce article in the English matrimo-
NAL market These qualities may weigh more
with the fond mammas than his other charac-
teristics, but it is the earl himself in whom
the daughters are Interested. All the femi-
nine jewellers in Mayfair gush over him in the
most alarming manner. HE has the eyes of
a seraph and the manners of an archangel ;"
raved one of those after meeting him at a
mouse party. Another one who intrusted her
thoughts to cold print described him as be-
ing physically perfect, superbly tall, of mag
nihcent figure, Greek face, with regular fea-
lures, lovely. shadowy, sad brown eyes and
a long abundant mustache."
AS a matter of fact, Earl Crewe is a middle
aged widower with three children and a
a friend Of the poet Keats and many lesser
literary lights. He left his estate and title
TO his son, who also inherited another estate
from bachelor uncle and the title of earl
of Crewe.
When very young Earl Crewe married a
baron daughter, a beautiful young woman
VINO died seven years after her marriage
leaving three daughters and one SON The
boy died in childhood, but the girls are still
living, and the eldest is now quite a Young
woman. Earl Crewe has two charming mar
r1ed sisters, who help him entertain on spe-