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The record-union., 1897-02-07

A story by Mollie Elliott Seawell is
one of the attractive features of Har-
per's Round Table published February
"a; and the Boys in Wall Street." an
article by Thomas W. Knox appears in
the same number. Franklin Matthews
contributes a paper on Captain Leary's s
Samoan experience, and Sophie Sweet
story entitled THE Wrong Train .
Beside these there are installments of
Ellen Douglas Deland's serial "TDhe
Middleton Bowl" and James Barnes
"A Loyal Traitor
The record-union., 1897-02-07

''Vick's Floral Guide, 1897 Roch-
ester. N. Y.) is at hand. For nearly
half a century this catalogue of flower
and vegetable seeds. plants, bulbs,
roses, grains, potatoes, etc. has come
as regularly as spring time. Here it
is again to remind us that it's time to
think about our gardens. This issue
contains half dozen full-page, half
tone illustrations of roses. asters, gold
flowers, carnations and tomatoes. 1t
seems full of the necessary information
for either amateur or professional.
James Vick's Sons, Rochester, N. Y,
sends for fifteen cents a packet Of
The record-union., 1897-02-07

Dodd, Mead & Co (New York; are
about to begin the publication of a new
religious magazine, The Expositor.
Its editor-in-chief is w. Robertson
Nicoll, M. A, LII. D. 1t is to be the
American edition of a periodical now In
its fifth series in England, where it
has for many years occupied the fore
most place among theological maga-
zines. Indeed, it may be said that II
is the most scholarly of all theological
magazines in the English language.
Since DR.. Samuel Cox resigned the ed
itorship in 1880 it has been under the
direction of DR.. Nicoll, who is known
to be one of the ablest and most acute
editors and critics in the religious
journalism of to-day. The editor of
the American edition will be Rev.
Charles Cuthbert Hall, D. D., Presi-
dent of the Union Theological Semin-
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
2Haeoalene.
0, sman az W. Gsuins.
mortiGt fra icrt, RAJ

sr ban tunht ~fuIosnbt beuus Sutrir9, dfbreO Wtis
@urfb BAN pee batig at fare pp. GUN Idd ben til g''noHet
"a 1oeot ptrpad iagt: "gaa bet par fun glrIieH tn''Iisr'
gIassn,. Ga, mine Rerpsr er iou %optjoisoc, at bet ntnos
f, ginspuit latter mig Sirat. 9aI fua fun piOere CUBS
glapu, fla BET tort "a gont. 9oorior tog be til aonoonF"
"fyor at luos fla bic / 9onoon!" iparsbs Ir. psnorA Tort
os soo.
n2tb sigi, Orb lagos ban pad gorost be to afosoes gis
~,II,sattslt, o1teret ben 2oOe gtarts 1856.
mHa Gartb rrrts fg lite % saO intst Snar. 9enoes
Gin, par Iipt fuiteoe paa Qo0olatens anIgt. Gan idd'
at ale bans anfr,nssiu for at f~orbereo' hsnOs Pdoos pG'
rtt rs1uItatIsit, rg ban sientog oerfOr;
so. icm lea fctr Dem, be tog til 2ouoon Tor al lape
fla bic. 0stte er ben nppus, ~IsrgtIige Sanb6eo. afotgis
Eoroor foyIuo St fine 9Frn, forster ~fiorten 0d9s Son'
BON. "a tIso en- al D. foie Doat pet mso tcngsIi8 Dispens
Iatiuu. On qfFrift al 9i,lisattciten li9ger btr, % Ter 0o'
teen. b,t II Hrsoaon ben tpo,nos qlarts bette War"
ga ban hpfot attsitsu ben foran henoe, glsuto9 after
a~uFttratist msuem gIooere ia. 0tnne Sang bsrtt ban
r,lo. al Der par gre.t, esr ~bepGs,oe fig, os ban oerpts ut
TrFot ON imoo 9irbu,t. ior, on ban ntlos optdn9e Stno'
puit,ts aifliabeo, men life ct Quit Triangle iro gRreFst'
glifs gartb retttbe fig mttanin @tiret cg Latte aitsiteT'
0pa i1ntts 2rsntrg,n life at gisrs net e9tntlt9 5no'
trsf po1 b,nSs. Sun lagbe after qapirst tiIios og la9oe
I en- unb,rlis b0mpet Zone:
so TOLD tcID Qar = / trip rpligc, IptteItgs Var leosoe
lea Sun,m,n ueo benrs Gamilie. 6ru 9auItons bar min
H,ninb,, min oor,bare ~beittatteoe @sninoe, min Sslter
tunb, i.a nrftn fQc - ia fan life tro bet! Tag en- SnriIe
SsnIpn til mig! Seq ian enbni lie tro BET"
DE bill tro mig, % 0e nil ~foritaa alt," ia9os Wtr. PsHs
briu, "naur icg gipr Dem betienbt meo NRr. @un'ionsS tbs
Iio,r. Gin. Ul,n, raar bet gineoe al bans auratter, iom
lea MI pI bIe Dem, life itemmsr oosrens r1so 0eres
,ens grforingr. Tua tut paa, at ban fo' toIO Var loen,
bo =. larte BAN at tjeros, par en- glano pda ~tNrTst9oe
qar, men ou itg ferte Sang truf BAN, par ct un9t DE'ns
n.Re pua niiten." Sans nrfe Orb Isfteoe Slpret pg o'lte
BEN Gsortib, iom lille luosr fig Table tiIbags.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
9lQe nclfaner % Drops.

Sea pil after isien bare rogct al 9ereS
Weoicin - DROPS. NRiten alt, leg bar
bout, bur jeg iol9t iii eugelite Ierioner, %
ale pelii9ner De 0r. Spanipns Wieoicir.
SGrli9t oil jeg uRpue en- some, iom itte tuns
be 0da ouer @ulpet pna mango 2lar % life
funoe BRUCE Npnperue. 6uu bar brl9t "5
DROPS" tuu en- Mtaaneos Sio, % III gnar
bun pperalt / 0uiet; ian bra er bun blepen.
6um Tiger, at Oct CT Den bcOite NtcOicin / ser.
Den, % her or iu9eu, iom meo Sanbbeo tan
li0e noget anoet. 9tleiammcu CT euige her
nm.
SEQ meoieuoer Ell money order for Ntca
oiclnel; bar oeriOr laa oenlig at Ienoe Den
burti9lt muli9.
Meo Ggtelie 9eres
SIR. albert 8eis,
8or ABS. &pdport, Ntasi
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
Or nit rift.

Sen Ace 5ebruar 1897.
Seq ul M looe Gber uioe, at Ie9 bar mpos
ta9et NtcOtciucn - DROPS" % bar bout
Nnleonillg til at BRUCE ben. Seq faar On iige
Goer, at leg er %ipruotet meo Heiultatet, loet
- DROPS" bar bcIbreoet mig, ian leg IN
or illoitRuolg init og TART igleri. Seq bar
meget plnget al Gbeumatlsme nit enc auG,
iaa leg tuloc buerfen 9nG cller ltna uoen meo
tort ScluGr % Oct lornari09coe mig ltpre
Smertcr. Nten liben Jeg begpnOte at bru8e
Ceres Wte0tciu = DROPS, fan leg baaoe
gaa o9 Iprtn8e. Seq II mcaet t%dtucmntelig
Ill gDer Tor Gocrs 4teoicin % ior hpao oen
bar uorettet Ipr mig. 3eres ben9iune
SCR. &. Carton,
Gait Chain gate, NtiIll.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
Eu hjGlper Tor aft.

Ste ,Sebr. 1897.
Q0u9e bar je9 uertet mep at laoe bpre
no8ct ira mig, Ntange Sat for 6iaifeu AT
Goers - DKOPS", lpm jeg crbolot Ipr 3ul.
Seq or GLAD oper at TUNE lige, al Gpers q
DROPS" bar belbrcbCt MIG. Seq bauoe /
lGugere Sio li0t iOGrc 8iagCr al rbcumatlit
5anouGrt o. iuildmmeret 5auotlpo, men
@ocrs 8 DROPS" blalp mig inoen iau
Sage. Agteliesfulot
&arl Hctcrion,
Jiolspille, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19

IS Crops" bar ollereoc, rtoen at ieile,
belbreoet 6un reoer al Euiinper, %
buts ben blauot andre bar bel6repet 10,
lom bar ltbt laa irpgtell8t Ug ian lpn9e,
buorIeoes tnn ZEN ieiie at belbrcbe
Gem? Den 9iper burtig 2inbring %
belbreber l~ulbltRnoiG % iiQioe pariot
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19

efter 80 Glars 2iDelier
Rbeumatisme
12te 6eb. 1897.
9Greoe Serrer!

I2It StU. 1917.
QGreoe Serrer!
8i bar bruat Ell SLATE al Goers g
DROPS" % MAJ iige, at &irtninaen pnr
unoeriulo. Mtiu Suitru, inn bar ltot al Fbeli'
matisme 80 gar, er blcpen ipnl ell dnoen
9erior. &i hapoe olereoe iorio9t iorltlcutge
Slngs Mieoicin, ipm Tom til ppr 2unoltab,
uoeH at ri ianot qnorlng, inotil ri IGltc ct ar
Ieres Nuerti8icmeuter og beltemte oe tilllut
til at ioripge IS DROPS, inoen pl ppgao
ait 6anb. Set CT en- wu0erbar Meoictn %
belbrcoeoe, bopr ali nroet llog ieil. 81 ats
beinlcr ben til ale pore Senuer. Sc utGa
9ierlte beuntte nit 9}auu inn Aefcrence.
Satnemmcllgit 3ereS
Sobn u. 2tnOitrGr, Spr GO,
ct. Seleud, ateb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
Sstorab' Soften % Seo glrnen ct sar os oenne 300
ON YrPmle ~ t.c5

Sei { BOG fan ianes i~nobunben for 10 Gents ertra
So9et er beore tnobluroel Og toiter mere 8urto euo to
ll9ere %rGmiebpger, men ben pil blipc pero at oienme.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
G1 Iiffer Stir,

Sr. Sriniens btrsute Wibott mpS on, q;uu,,
Saarit9 soroptstie. SorhoppcIfs ia rI
setps,e Sg8oomnte .icaiom z a6 al appsttt Y,
esns vl@ttn9 ptecrt mee blrai islatrhe ca
9itrteoan.en. oolsorpuos, Sure eqe r uanhortsSs -,
tsc ira Gsapen. sDalms. onb Homie. upirf,"m 49,,
9eoeepinS Want aAe noresT,r I tesieiesproan W.
StneeS Soytoirtt pso G3potaaslie al Al "a Srn"rNs..
IT. SrtnisS. WlinntapuGs, 9,tHn'
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19

tiliGIoe, 3%anoptne, GreuHrt. 2a@rtppe,
Wtaloria, frpbenoe 6ple3lpsbco, Srpus
ditis, StrntebOite % liguence Sno.
bonnie, 0uis Sc &c libenpc, Ou pert
life, men ltriu iOag. IS Drops" er
9}apnet og 9Oiis. Stor SLATE 600
9oiis) 81, s SLATER for So. SRloes
life hos apOtbeferne, fun al p8 oa pore
I9enter.
Ngeuter pnites. Sfriu eiier @iitaar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
!Garoftcrfrrf az xiuenIu

ntna,fteo EortrNt AZ "9ccorab1E oiten"S uo0tper, N00ct
Geoattgrer og pprigc N~rbctositot % 90 andre &ileber, Der b
ltrper 6orretningcn, Nrbetosuprelier, Rrcsier pa anoet IRdit
nert meo $ Siocr Selt, boOri belrtues Ell ApiSno9iuerS Ge1
o%orot9beoer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
So @angr ont uecn.
"9ecorab=Yo "geo arnen"
sper airsoae % sreoas bper StrsOaa.
Sill ocn gatnle Eris,
1925 ior Marganeen,

Girsoaassguneret uofonlr1er meb 4 Sioer. Ipb;,,..
geo Itnen, pg Sreoagssgtllmeret uotomner rsS .
Slper.
Bore Nbonnenter pil oerpeo faa cit bctpoe(io m,r,N
mere 9eieitoi og iriifere gtpbeoer. Saaoe 9irsbaos,'o"
5reoa9s. gtumeret i~noeboloer glpheoer ira Sim, +, ny
lunoet, ytpt ira Baibinston os &onaresien, ira Ss INV nv,
Itjellige 2e9isiaturer, DIP.
Ibonnenterue oil bereiter fa to futoIt9uol0e g(oiicr 6n,.
llge. @"'
Greoagss9tnmeret pil foruoeu Npbeber dip. inosb,h,
94sniu0 al blanoet Snobolo, gooe 6ortnQinoer. Der ~,
uil 8lue 5ortaliuaerne Wco Grnen nOget eitcr. spr.
reIponoancer, Sreue ira @dmlelanoet, "5pr Tarmp, fr
let % Snpen. 9asuina for ll%ugopn,meu, airteGoe Figsr.
retuin8er, Oiu. Seeorab=Voiten Ieperer iaoio grsb,
ira @anllelaioet, Og f0rl19er laapiot muliot at ian I'm.
oerretnina ira ale 0ee at 9anoet.
Segge Slooe uil ~inoeboloe Semcitc iulOit9nNios
90 paaiioclige Observation-Disclosures.
Blaoet ienbes III 9tor9e Gale ire ~llOgauer) boer dr.
Dag, for 2 Collars Gargangen. Iortoen alene toiter en-
Dollar o9 fire Gents. ug Srbitriptiouet maa berior ienoes
otrette til Os. oa oi paa lnger Waaoe fan betale &pprmis.
lion Icr gtor9esabounerter
auertiSementerne iuroeles paa be to 9laoe, o. Der of
oerfcr blue for b~olospis faa Guertis lementer boeu
9lao.
Oct tiger ia Ielu, at SubItriptiuner bereiter MN
beta!cs I Vorifuo, ba pi saers life pna nuosn
Wtaaoe ian oeobliue at lenoe no 8laoet 10 @auae ON llou
De Greoe Nbonuenter nnmooeS berfor paa bet inoitprs
o9lte ON at ienoe lin Subitrlption / Sortub. entcn for
ct belt Var, Sl.25, eler ct balus9lar, 63 Gents, eQer e.
tuart Iar, 80 0euts.
Gecorab.V often ug Wco 2lrmen er oeiessj
oct 9amlc 9anb. Osmtat fan panlieltg ienoe en- mere Del.
tommen @aue for ben life Sum al 2 Dollars til GIpgtu o,
Senner oerbienrnle. Serom bar ri man9ioloige &Ones.
bpro 8reue hleurueira. JorIe8 Ell Iarean9 o. L, ON
s 'fe oil faa Sat til 9gn. GDU.aenter l ltorQc tua ,cuo
81. 100 l 10 ouulsl or rnr'fe Srtmrrtrr
8 Saab ON, at bore geItrabelier for at Itafe po.
9ano8m9no ct 9oot, billi8t Blao pauitisnnes, unbeiales
Seeorab.V oiten ps Wco Nrhcn poa bet beots
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19

GbeumatlSme, Scl.
atlcn, ~9teuralota,
NIthmn, 8pSpesita,
Rp9i merter. 0pics
Der, Sgunlpsb eO,
&dtarrb, 9~terppitfet,
nerppS % ~lteurulgiit
Soueopine, 6ierie
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
SSamilic= S9sntmg Nr. 4.

Snpbolo:
unSerlaneet sin,srifa. en- SeitripeIie al geuop Stors
Gart meo ir Observation-Disclosures BAR GrinOrin.
Ger ira Oct iioitc arig. vi &. Sdnerd-Streiftoa ianes
@ipenc Nntraiien. Nab 90 bans 0enner. Nj
Sobn Sromr.-Gt atitiat rpb.-Veipiicrcu tlrif. Nj
@up De Maupa@ant Weo ier Siueoer.-Siteroplcn BEN.
fon,ttcn ira 2tmcrtf0. III Y. r. Etgaarb.- Viaat.
vi SphonreS gStlot. Web eueue Siueoer- ntaf. Ct italpnt
Stlebe ira Nttooeialoeren- Wisicrne paa 2ooei ON IN.
l%ctpeloen. 8ileoe-0cmitpb I @ierpcn. (0eurtt S6Nus
SarnoomSDieut) meo al bpsrt
ON Spaierne.
@piSoeer ira ariaslipet. ubb~olb:-S "a paa
Sgt9slti: r. 70 gelts ira 9entgdg. Ct 6Oaneoariel 9g0rieSes Dim te
SlEteten I'm; -gt BARREL ira Nntttem; atter ct Barrie. SpH fm @rep
Numgr-Gu Rc9crS Observation-Disclosures Old Seth en- Hint 8nnr -
farsr "Sn nrtI E4s S1o Ui Mn XIX, STC Esi,Iir "S. .q8a "a SN rs
6e9Neo. - Truly "A Bold Soldier Boy"-au0en enOer.
&araftcrtrGf al $incoiu. Subbplo:-9a ban 0t su
var bet enete @ioSeL sincpins rretfainr aarSW,r :" lintORH ca crftr#as''
galttaien SdGroln gar iolohnot9.-Gn nuHter RepltL. -|oaIs ht
ger / Talien. vi Sonus 9nbl-cm 9opcn 90 epp.
taateh.-&mnt Yiaoicn. anIt snar Stat. 6nUt o.
Grtrolen-&1ne Scifpcrs. Mfeo TO gileoer. Giier ",Solt.
blaoet" pco 8ernt Qc.-9iucoaruppc al Hebattprerue t1g
reH0e ben %noritoanfe TrcsieioreHing.
Inbang:
Siot Smaaprat ON .'recorabs Qojfcm" Norret,
nina, neo TortrGt al "9eprab, Gpiten"s loQiper, 8laoe.5
Geoattprer % pprige Nrbctositot og 90 andre Gileber, Der be-
ltroer 6orretningcn, MrbetoSpprelier,H resier pa uuoet Il1f'
nerL rneo $ Stocr 8eIt, bOori beltriueS Ell NptSno9iuerS @eN'
o%orot9be0er.
Setorab' Soften % geS glrncu ct sar os ocnne Bog
ION NrGnie sizes.
Seu { SO9 fan iaaes %irobunben iOr 10 Gents ertra.
So9elt er beore %tnoblnben % toiter mere GOrto enO tbs
u9ere Er9mtebp8er, men ben uil blipe pGro at 9iemnle.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-19
WtQrf neOentaaenOe 8oqliitc.

III IleOeHltaaelloe Bpger bar ri meset ltorc Be
bolonln9er, og IbOunenter fan erboloe famine
lOm GrGmiebeger til betpOelia ueoiatte Yrller.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
ATLANTIGiCoAsT LINE.

TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON. N. c., Feb. "a, 1867
Fast Line Between Charleston and Col-
umbia and Upper South Carolina, North
Carolina.
Condensed SCHEDULE.
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manner made heg alter her mind
and go with him, with a strange,
hopeful feeling at her heart.
She entered the house where hei
married life had been spent and tbs
chamber that had been her own un
falteringly, though her soul sick.
ened, and there upon the bed she
saw the bold faced woman-bold and
handsome no more. but aniver;ne
with iaath agony and the terror OF
what iay beyond it--a helpless, dis.
Sg"red mass of flesh and bone. But
she could speak yet, and she turned
her woeiul eyes on Matte and SAID
piteously,
II am going to die. Have mercy
on me- Don't be cruel. I'm going
/. To die, and want to toll you some.
thing. They say I'll die easier if ]
do. And I'm sorry. You are good
woman-as good as am bad. II
neves' WAS Captain Waters wife
.never.. My cousin was. She died.
looked like her. and ! had all her
papers and certificates. wanted
the money. Another thing-the boy
-@the child--when I knew the cap.
tain was dying ] stole him, for the
property, all for that. It would hell
me to have son. It is your boy,
I lied about his age. It is your boy.
Let me swear to it. >"
And. with her hand upon the Bi
BILE, the woman passed into eternity.
Matte stood silent-awestruck,
scarcely comprehending, bewildered
beyond thought-until the ole
clergyman came to the bed and took
her hand.
Forgive her if you can, Mrs. Wa
terra" he said, "even as you would
have God forgive YOU"
And with the words and the name
Matte realized the truth and sanI
upon her knees, crying, "Franb
was true-Frank never deceived
me-" and then, ST have always fel,
that it was my boy and not. hers"
And SO it came to pass that Matte
Waters lived once more in her ole
home with. ne cloud of shame upon
her. life-happy in her boy and in
the hope of meeting Frank once
more in that land where severed
hearts are reunited and there is nc
more sorrow, neither any DEATH =
Exchange.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
The Home Catso,.ism 1n h,leas,p,,,;s.

The Home Catechism In hiledelr.;a.
"A good many hundreds and even
thousands Of long suffering hus.
bands can bear sorrowful testimony
to the fact that this is the sort OF
catechism the wives Of their bosoms
subject them to every time they put
on their hats to 60 out in the even
ing:
Where are you goiRg2''
"Oh, IT going out for a few min
utes."
&. where's"
r.Ohs nowhere in particular.
!. -..What for9'
Oh, nothing.
"Why do you go, thenG"
swell, I.want to go. that's Why
e ".Do y0ii nave TO gof''
~ don't know that i do."f
"Why do you go, thens"
because. ~,
Because what9'' M
well. simply because. I"
"Going 20 Be gene ioug:''
.
"How longa"
81 don't know"
Anybody going with youq"
/ -'No. ~
8 "Well, it's strange that you can't
he; content TO stay at home a few
minutes, Don't be gone long, will
youa"
y ..''No. "
:" See that. you DON'T
This is one reason why so many
marriages are dead fiat fzzle and
failure. PHI iaadelphia Times.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
Reconstructlng tho Face.

Half q century ago child with
the most distressing facial deformi.
tics was allowed to grow upa dread
to himself and an object of pity to
all of his associates. 1t was not
deemed possible to correct those ills
indeed. nobody gave 1t any
thought. The wretchcd victim suf
fered out his miserable remnant Of
life, and that was NIL there was
about it. Within the past few years
branch Of surgery that is Of the
utmost importance to humanity has
been receiving careful attention,
and as the art of restoration stands
at the present day, there is no ex-
ouse whatever for tho hideous OBJ
iects that were formerly looked up
on as incurable and therefore ineyi-
table. All manner Of changes are
now made in the personal appear
ance. The harelip and distorted
mouth are treated scientifically, and
the face is restored to it's normal
condition and even greatly improved
by the operations which these blem-
ishes render necessary. Crooked
noses are Strengthened and ears that
extend out from tho head are skill
fully put to rights with the most
astonishingly gratifying results.
Flat, bumped OF depressed noses are
made symmetrical and even beauti-
full. Of course the treatment is mere
successful upon the young than
when undertaken With thohe who
have reached mat3DEy, but even
late in life it is quite worth While to
have some Of ones blemiahes re-
moved and to prebeht to the World
as good an appearance as possible. -
New York Ledger. :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-11-03
] ,PIuokins the Innocent,

IS x said the soap fakir to e
| s. e;:cc ~ Of people that had gathered
around BIN, there is no use talking
tome about the Innocence of the
5olfntry oman. He may buy gold
brick occasionally or sign q blank
check and lose his farm, but as a
rule he can fake care of himself just
jas we'll las the next one and general
ssly Sslitfle better. If / knew as much
ass some farm ers.i gnnIdn't he ;n
this bhsi iless and syon can gamble
SoII that. !: &C. ';.y
gsss ess Vhys say, do yon know what
hap pLsailsE g Q mt the last time I was
down. In the country got pinched,
tshats what / done, got my eatohel
Eosit in front OF the hotel in a little
town about 30 miles out east here
end began to do a few tricks to draw
After ]: dmaade an egg disappear
and pulled d. few knots open for
thsm says Now, gentlemen, I'm
going to.. ..show yonsa Tick that mo-
body else on earth has ever at
tempted. You sse my hat herea
Well we 'lr Imagine for the time. be-
ing that ;t's q flowarpot. Out Of this
Int I'm going to make, bush grow
Up ard when I've done that I'll
max q 4 aYeTy leaf on i turn into a S5
note. s. .s.;. Il
SiSI do its OF course /
g dds # 5sIIt say, NO yon know what
come d " lBl amed if they didn't
,,arfes time and fine me s15 for raising
hbi icis the Justice Of the peace
Eail dontra ia 6 d Il 81 4
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Ts4E wHIRLwlNo ROAD.

The muses. wrapped in mysteries OF IiRhe
Came IN n rush Of music on the night.
And we Utted wildly on quick wings
And borne away into the heart of. things.
The dead doors OF my being broke apart,
A wind OF rapture blew across the heart.
The inward song OF worlds rang stu and clear.
! felt the mystery tho muses. fear,
Yet they went swiftening ON the ways s.,trod
And hurled me breathless ut tho feet OF @ od. 2
] felt faint touches or the final truth.
Moments Of trembling love, moments OF youth.
A vision swept away the hurcen wall
Slowly saw the meaning OF Ii all
Meaning % .sffe TtIlsi tisae sr doati4 and birth
But cannot tell 1t TO the men OF Garth ~
1 only point the way, and they must 60
The whirlwind road Of song II they would
know
Charles Edwin Markham In Scribner's.
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"Well, Isort of had a hankering to
know whether they done it in good
gaith or just because they thought
was easy picking, and what do you
think found outf Why, the people
OF that town hadn't paid any taxes
for eight years. They'd actually
been running things by plucking
just such innocent fellows as uie.
Now, gentlemen, there's 81
bill in one of these little packages.
Who will give mo 10 cents for the
first choicef"- Cleveland Leader.
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.Fandeyilleny.

Tsew Jones this morning said
the gentleman with the pea green
whiskers. with an awful. cut on
his head that, his wife had given
I hiil i ne was hurrying as fast as
he could to the''- I.
ITO the doctori'' interrupted the
gentleman with the bald wig.
= Nav; to the barber's to have it
cut right,
Z The RIO tQusness of the ensuing
hnsinesS was perhaps the most re.
allstic presented in any place Of en-
tertainment at the price. Cincin-
matt Enquirer.
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pains and aches, nearly all the weakness
and sickness and suffering of women Is due
to disorders or disease Of the organs dis
tinctly feminine.
Il woman who suffers In this way is uu-
fitted for wifehood and motherhood. Ma
ternity Is menace of death. Thousands
Of women auffer in this way because their
innate modesty will not permit them to
submit to the disgusting examinations and
local treatment insisted upon ythe average
physician. These nrdeeis are uuuecessayy
DR.. K. v. Pierce. en eminent .sG saiiiii1i
si,ecieiis., fur eaiTty years chief consulting
physician to the Inva1ids' Hotel and Surpi.
cal Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y, has dis.
covered q wonderful remedy with which
women may treat and speedily cure them
selves In the privacy of their own homes.
This medicine is known as DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. It acts directly on the
It makes them we'll and strong 1t allays
Inflammation, heals liberation soothes
pain and rests the tortured nerves. Taken
during the critical period, 1t banishes the
usual discoWforts and makes habys advent
easy and almost painlesa. Thousands of
women who were once weak, sick1y, ucrv.
ous fteeul invalids are now happy, Healthy
wives, because, of this medicine. It Is sold
by all good medicine dealers and no honest
dealer Will advise substitute.
When commenced using DR.. pierce's med
isnes sor cspe a1e ef ses q SSo;sSo ssii1s
1lle. !" Iwas the picture Of death. had no heart
to take anything. Weight was Is5 Ny husband
had been 20, see ave different doctors about my
trouble nc Gsmaie Teaknessl. I commensed taking
vice. took four bottles Of DR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. and one vial of his Pleasant Pei.
lctS. and am now well woman"
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-ot ehAhiS WAtA WutCu
Ier can crown her
laughter is a CON-
sense knowl-
edge of the distinct
y feminine physi-
ology. Every wo-
man should thcr-
oughly understand
5eI Own n ature.
/, Every WON in
ia 8 b ould under
as te nd the gu
.Mpreme import
IN ance of keeping
n herself we'll and
u trong in a
= won a ly way.
Nearly aiI of the