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fust met his gal. Well, 1 don't blame
him. If feller has got that sort of
stuff in him good and solid, he gifts more
good out of the world than money could
buy him-don't you think so, stranger!
The cd gals just as sweet an pooty in
his eyes as the fust day he saw heI, an
she can't see no change in him. Amt
that enough?
1T certainly ought to be, sad Jack,
with a great deal of feeling. The Wis
itor. who had been studying Jack s
half averted face, offered his own hand,
which had grasp like wise. as he
said:
4 thought you'd say so; saw it in
your eye. Well, L must be goin m
after q buck that [ saw in the
woods down here few days ago. He
was too quick for me that time, but l
marked his runway, an I'm goin' to lay
for him.
"Here!" shouted Jack, as the visitor
was going ashore. Wont you have
something to keep the chills OFF," Jack
wondered, as he dashed into his cabin
and emerged with flask OF brandy
which he had brought down only fol-
medicinal purposes, what any inhabltan'
of his native village would have thought
had they seen him offer any one drlnN
that was stronger than water.
much obliged, but | don't ever take
nothin'," was the reply. Then, after
standing silent on the lank moment
the visitor remarked
you didn't look 10 me like drinkin
man.
I'm not, said Jack. Il never toucl
liquor except when | am sick.
"Oh, that's all right, was the rep'y
"'Twould have gone agin me to hav'
found you was drinkin' man.
Say" shouted Jack, as the mai
again started away, "areyou sure yo'
have plenty OF cartridges? Is you
gun dead sure? You're welcome to TAX
mine, it's the best that money ca
buy"
The visitor returned. Was there eve
hunter in so much of hurry that h
could not stop to look at ano her hun
ter's gun? jacks breech-loader wa
looked over critically and admiringly
| but returned with the remark:
IT'S as pooty as young magnolia !
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CURIOUS FACTS.

Trunks are mailed in France.
Paris police use electric dark Ian
terms.
Nearly every city in Mexico has
hospital.
Animals living in absolute darkness
have no eyes whatever.
T. Fl. Sizer, of West Bergen. owns
Bible printed in London 297 years
ago.
Fifteen mice in one day is the rec
ord OF cat in book store at Hal
lowell, Me.
In the last three years $4,000 acres
of timber in New York State have been
destroyed by forest fires.
Lester Smith, of Coos City, Oregon,
has lost seventeen hogs since spring
by the raids of bear which, so far,
he has been unable to trap or poison.
Tt is recorded Of DR.. John. Williams,
Of Patricksburg, Ind, that for twenty
four years he has guessed correctly the
outcome of each Presidential cleo.
ton.
A huge block OF granite, the largest
ever set free by blasting, was recently
taken from quarry in Concord, N.
Fl. It measures LOG feet in length by
twenty feet in height and twenty feet
in width.
The word "dun" is said to owe its
| ORIGIN TO one Joe Dun, O famous bail.
if about 1900. He is said to have
been so shrewd and dexterous IN the
collection of dues that his name be-
came proverbial.
Stealing calfskin from one store al
Augusta, Me-, thirteen-year-old boy
took it to another hide dealer and sole
it to him, and managed at the same
time to steal from the purchaser
sheepskin, which he boldly. carried
back to the first store and sold to hi
first victim.
There is an orange tree in Muske
gon, Mich, that is making a recort
even in that northern cline. I'm
tree is about fourteen inches high
and on the branches are twenty elgh
miniature oranges and blossoms Ii
various stages of development, an
one fully developed orange. The lai
ter is about the size of an ordinar
hens egg, but round. The tree
planted in a large tin can filled wit
earth, and is treated as house plant
The origin of astronomy is a.
sociated with the tower of Babel an
the pyramids of Egypt. There 81
many who hold to the opinion tbs
these ancient structures were erecte
for astronomical purposes. As early {
the time of Job, nearly 1000 years
c., most of the stars had been divide
into consultations. The writer {
. Job mentions Arcturus, Orion on
Pleisdes as being familiar. The MOI
ern science dates from the labors
Copernieus, Tycho Brahe and Newtol
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ward it was a very stupid and stilted
speech, but theie are times when young
men cant be sensible.
"Popkn I'm perfectly able to take
care of myself, said the girl, with an
arch smile which robbed jack al once CT
his senses, though it made him respect
the speaker all the more. Still, he ven
tured to say:
If you're not, you're welcome to call
upon me any time. now or forever
The girls eyes opened wide, though
without q bit of fear. Jack went on:
I came up TO ask you as special
favor to let me become well acquainted
with YOU. don't amount to much, but
such as there is of me is genuine, and
I'd be very glad II you could learn TO
like me.
81 like you now said the girl, as
honestly as if she was talking OF some
matter fact affair.
But Y want you to like me more,
the young man persisted. Il don't I'M
derstand much but honey and human
nature, but I do profess to know al
that's worth knowing about both OF
them. I'm filling my boat with the best
honey that ever was taken North. but 1t
would be a great deal sweeter. and SO
would my life be forever, if 1 could take
you, too"
"Are you ioking?"' asked the girl. with
very serious face.
Il never was more in earnest in my
life," said Jack, lifting his hat and bow
ing his head.
I'D follow You all over the world,
murmured the girl. Jack looked uE
quickly, and saw face so transfigured
! that he took it TO his heart to make
| sure that it was real. He found that il
was; go he kept it there for some mo-
ments, releasing it only for second OF
| two at time for purposes which neet
not be explained to any one who has
been in love.
Jack never could explain to his famil.
and friends; all he could say was tina
there was something peculiar and de
licious about the air of the Louisiana
lowlands. Certain it is that he mariie'
| Lizzie within the week, for the bee
were demanding fresh flowers, and Their
began among the hives honeymoon s.
long that it has not yet ended.
THE END.
Copyrighted by the Authors Alliance; a
rights reserved.
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AN erroneous idea seems to prevail
with some people that they can make
any machine for their own use, no
matter whether it is patented or not,
so they go no farther than making
for their own use. Section 1884, of
the patent laws. however, gives to
the patentee the exclusive right to
manufacture, use and SELL" and to
grant to Others these rights, for sew
enteen years, after which the in
ventor gives his invention to the
public. Many parties have gotten
themselves into serious trouble and
expense by such misconception of the
patent laws, and we consider 1T our
duty to call attention to this section
of the United States laws.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-03-20

George Gissing OF London is q
writer who delves into the lives OF the
masses and presents in clear, unvar-
nished, realistic sketches the troubles.
sorrows and little ironies of their ex-
.istence. He is the first writer to deal
seriously with the great middle-lower
classes Of London. Dickens seized
upon the grotesque in it, while uis-
sing gives it up mercilessly aud cold
ly. Gissing himself says that from
experience he is convinced that tue
lower classes in London are mentally,
morally and physically the most
equalid human beings on earth. ne
speaks from knowledge.
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A REFORM of young ladies' hand
writing is proposed by a "matron, !"
who is indignant at the want of
grace which is shown in the calig-
raphy of the rising generation. She
calls it bold, coarse. and vulgar,
and compares the writing with the
pretty Italian style that was the
fashion a few years ago. The young
ladies have themselves altered, per-
haps, as handwriting, according to
the modern notion, is a sure test OF
character
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-03-20

THE extent to which civilization
has been carried into Africa is indi-
Gated by the fact that the Zulu sing
ers who are now interesting London
have -seventy-seven English songs on
their repertoire, and are particularly
fond of rendering bid Me Discourse
and annie Laurie" 1t may be, how
ever, that, like the wild men. from
Borneo and Circassian girls of the
dime museums, these dark-skinned
artists are native productions Of
Great Britain or Ireland.
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4 RULING by the postmaster Of
Brooklyn is rather interesting. He
holds that a letter carrier is not
obliged to take packages piled on top
of a letter box because they are too
large to go in, and that tue govern
ment is not responsible II they are
stolen. -
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ButtercupS,


Most people fancy that this bright
little flower takes its name from but
ter itself. This history Of its name
reveals different origin, however.
In old English this flower was known
as the "button-cop," which means
simply "button-head, in allusion to
the round button-shaped flowers. The
word cop meant head in old English,
but it has now been superseded by
cup, and the old meaning has been
wholly lost. Button gradually de-
generated into butter, until every
one now says "butter-cup. This is
a peculiar instance in which the
common name of a plant suggests its
own origin, but suggests it falsely.
The buttercup was once known as
''gold-cop," or "gold-head, and king
COP" names which are still preserved
in England in "gold-cup" and king
cup" The buttercup is native of
Europe, where for centuries it has
been held in much esteem. 1t was
once worn by lovers at their betroth-
ais, and in more classical history its
golden color was dedicated to Hymen.
The buttercup was introduced into
America many years ago, and has now
become weed. The double garden
variety has long been cultivated.
When eaten, it leaves harsh, bitter,
and acrid sensation, often so intense
as to produce serious poisoning. In
fact. it is a common notion in many
countries that the pretty buttercuE
is poisonous to cattle. Certain it i:
that cattle seldom eat it unless it is
dried in bay, when its poisonous
properties are lost.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-03-20

IN Japan play called the FIX
termination of Christianity" Is on the
boards. In the slaughter of make
believe missionaries to the shrieks OF
the orchestra the act is wildly APP
plauded. However displeasing this
circumstance may be, it is less to be
deplored than the more practical
method of China. in which real mis-
sionarieS are used.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-03-20

The Swiss government has sane
toned the use of glass weights by
shopkeepera The weights are Ger
man patent and are made in various
denominations. They are conicai in
shape with rounded bottom edge and
provided with o knob to facilitate
handling.
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An italian engineer has elaborated
a plan for a tunnel connecting the
Continent with Sicily. 1t would
cost S14, 900.
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Professor Hufin says that persons :
who have taken an active part in the
scientific world should be killed at
sixty, as not being flexible enough. to
Weld to the advance of new ideas. He
is himself nearly fifty-seven.
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A dental paper says that fortune
awaits the man who viii invent a'good
substitute for gold as filing Tor
teeth. Platinum is available for back
teeth, but not for front teeth, IS It
turns bleck. --.=s-
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rise in paradise. 4 thought he might
be coming. -,
Jack looked a, her intently, and the
blush became the glory OF the celestial
sIsn't he Careless to 60 away end
leave such a jewe! unguardedf' the
young man asked. BE thought after.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-03-20

When the novelists exhaust the
Scotch language perhaps some OF them
may be induced to write romance in
English, suggests the Chicago Bee
1rI
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A new dam on the Mississippi ut
Minnea polls. Mimi, is to furnish 10,-
600 electric horse power for Minneapo.
lis and st. Paul.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-03-20

An Iowa paper has already nomin.
ated Cleveland for President in 1900.
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; PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE, WASHINGTON d.
C-Sealed proposals for the following fuel for the
United States Senate. for the fiscal year ending
June TO- 1888. will be received ut the office Of
The sergeant farms Of the United States Senate
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on the SIXTH
FAY OF AUGUST 1897, and nt that hour opened
In the presence Of those bidders who elect 10 be
present. viz: Three thousand tons, more or less
OF best extra hard white ash anthracite COAL fur
mace size. screened aud free from all IMPURITIES:
also hteen tons. more less OF said chestnut
size; also twenty tons, lexs, Of white ash
coal free from all impurities stove size: also one
thousand bushels. less, OF best crushed coke
and all coal and coke to be stored in the vaults
OF the Senate wing OF the Capitol (which are open
TO the inspection Of bdders) the expense Of the
contractor; all to be delivered and stored Mt
such times and In such quantities as may lie or
derrd by the undersigned; all coal to be loaded in
the carts with forks and not shOyels; the right to
Iewegh the coal remcasure the coke Mt the
also to reject any all proposals. accept or
reject any proposal for OF the above items Is
reserved by the undersigned. Each bid must be
accompanied by the certified check Of the bidder
for one hundred dollars. payable to the order Of
the fms ncal clerk Of the Senate. to be forfeited
Of the bidder to enter into any contract awarded
TO him: checks to be returned to bidder whose
bids not accepted immediately. and to bidders
whose bids are accepted. upon execution by each of
them OF contract In accordance with law. Fuel fur
Wished the Senate during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1893. will lie inspected and weighed OF
measured hy IN cmlloye OF the Senate. to be des-
ignsted by the sergeant u arms Of the senate
and for this inspection no charge Will be made to
the contractor. Bids should be indorsed PRO
l1sals for fuel, and addressed to THE Sergeant
alarms, United States Senate" jylS, 2, 29&au6
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ESTATE OF JAMES A. MAGHuDER. late Of the
District OF Columbia. No. 1855. Doc. q.
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plans Court. Tor probate OF . last Will and
testament and for letters testamentary on said
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manned executrccsl. this is to give notice to all
concerned to apear In said court on Friday, the
Both day OF July. AID. 1897. at 10 O'Clock m, to
show cause why such application should not be
granted.
Attest: J. N0TA McGMI. Register of Wills DC
GORDON & GORDON. Proctors for Applicant.
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