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Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

Nj It qripatbrep fees, at en- GAM
mel Settlsr / Silper Bate, ben go
aariss Soften Sobnion Noituen, for
kOen Dag er dfgaaet pep 0sben oers
rsos. San bsoe ganfte pluSielig.
sssrs % seipmors.
u tpite Samilier, 9oie % Gbriitof,
boz rso Chen al binunoen pal 6arme
tie Iil norbenfor RspSamptpn. Rpie
Sois bar WiQ GbriItpfs aiGrsIte.
0nsng aften inbfanot 8ia Iig hos
Haboen % ipurgts Hoie | Mpoerens
Gosrper, ON bun MI bible Ggte BAN,
o9 Ia bun negteoe, brog ban fr'm en-
&sSaIibers Repplper os sienneDn5ps
rtNe henoe mso TO Stub. Der IDnes
IoEuo at bare fommen en- aurre paa
Srda0en. pigen fan lite lepe. GG.is
to' 0egdo fig uoenfor Suiet, rencte
Saaonst mob Jig islp ps trptteoe les.
@T'ts Morgen bsbe ban.
arnOt til einosipseainIet.
Rldaro 9pe er / bisie Sa9e Ienot
III olnoipseuiplet i Snbepenoence, bes
Rites ira Geour Raptbs. 9F bar
'ar 'r9dng en- belois 6prretningss
flanO ! WaQ Street, bpor ban ooe r.
Nn leo tore Sub. Nogen Sib Iensrc
oaf han Reoattsr for en- Ipis / Netp
y'Ft' I'll Geoor Rapios Tom ban for
'a'irlH9 ire adr iiben os bar / SPIRIT
'tn9sn notIaa beIbig meb fin 5orrets
"lnS' Hu er bans Silitanb FABIAN,
u zen sr en- 8aaoe baabe for Mpnoigs
T'sF'e % snbper anoen ,iom bar uns
N'''9t ben. 5 SeiiboelIe af uomers
N's Hano'tabsr Og msr enb d~lminoelis
Sn,'a'9sns bar gpe MI bplot Sengen
r1IVtaot | n9'ten ct belt Oar unoer
SaoltAo al, at ban sr / SGnberne pua
%aaoer, ION nsster at ilippe bam uo
affn Ragt.
"'t0rsiIaaeuoe s%pimspriSsr.
c " HombinutionsiaIs al "Yolano
.7'nd' Spin bar sirspaa Gftsrmioz
NY ~IOFanitaItet / Sipur Gitp af .. 6.
r''a u ia @srmiaion, g. o., % 6.
% !, ag'arl3 ira Ssiup, Soma. Mr.
L,,ust Hog 9eroensretprpen pso at
, er@H z Sagser for 2,237 eaer oper
s,SO p'' 0t7tie, pg Mr. MarIb fate
HstOfo ror ROrppeften peb at irlae
g e''snO'port / ct Spin for 5000.
9, emebp fra @aterpiue tisbte
Ss .,"'' HEADLIGHT" for $1,000. Sin
,s.'nOspart giaIot ben betienote Rpne
s~gpQ Union; aisbersn bar 8. 3.
S"t ia 9Iiopen, Soma. Salaet
fr,. q az be betpbelisite, Tom nosenz
II qoIot Noropefen. Der bar
pps.,a''ot 100 SpineOporattere fra
i S''sa' %gts6raita, Sbo 0atpta, mis-
''4''' 5atnois Og MinneiOtu.
~''t'ns oar nar blepeu inudbet.
sa I.U'OeFsn Storms beFnoer ia MI
NJ, ,0tOaret inbsnfor Murene / anas
s,.a Sust9us, FriUes sbe bs. fra
r., '.'s'0n, Pua 9eien bib bar ban
49,, %Rf 0lsosn tasst at en- forbitret
eb.ss trOOs al 5OrIistisbeD fra
EI,S n'"s Sioe. 5priparlis l9ntet
''0 IsFt ufiteb; tun peo en- ilu
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Hge Spretaaenoer.

Eobertipn 2umber SO. er urganis
ieret meo en- &apital paa $360,000.
Oct er ct SnteresientItab, iom itul
bripe en- alminbelig Sr9lditbdnbel.
8riggs Gountp 9ubliibing 60. er
odnnet / Gppperstppn meb ct 5ors
maal at uogipe en- Npis beriteos. Gel
ftabet er intorporeret meo felgenoe
Serrer: gilbert Carton, ). Greenland,
6. 90. Sobnfpn, %. 3. McGulo6 og
6. s. 2ucten. @ftiefapitdl $500.
SiGsboro Mfg. SO. er ogiaa intors
poreret. 5irmaet, Der ital fabritere og
~forbanble 9gggetasier os Ggg Sraps,
bar en- 8apitdl at $4,000.
Sriitol &c Speet So. msb en- 8us
pitaI at $4,000 .er orsaniieret / 5ars
90 % Itul orioe en- 8boleiale og Res
~tdilbanoel meo Seletet.
aiober Gpuntp State Sant er in
forporerst mep $1,000. Sntorpords
terer er s. ). Hpbinion, Steele; 5,
6. 8obinion, auItin, Minn., pg q.
8. 5arnbam, Darlington.
Meb 100000 er Wels e Dieter
So, Samsstopn, blspet in~torporeret,
5orretningen ital omfatte Real @itate
% ltolaan.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Speess 90 eaanetoreninser tiorersr.

Inbet Iarsmeoe at 8isconIin
2aanes os Sp99eioreninser5 5orbuno
bolbtes fOrrise llge / Milpautse. Del
fremgit unber Msbet, at 4ntaaet at
lotale 5oreninger MI bar 60, og at be-
res W2ioler tiliammen breisbe fla om
100000 forbelt paa 1900 4tties
bolbere. @f be 60 5oreninger bar %
aaerebe inotraabt / 2igaen; be epri9e
bar / Se9rsb meb at flute fig til. Sm
4ftenen iamlebes 0elesaterne til
8antet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Nnrn gnkntu.
Gunner irifienot at Snrneu

Surpen / Sasen mob Norris Sums
mer for Morbet paa SbeObor DIN at
Minneapplis bar efter en- llges Scrs
lob / Siasbpro funoet antla9eoe life
nplbig. GUNNER er en- p~eltienot 6ars
mer NOR SiQ8boro. S be iensre Ior
bar 2sssiGnsere, ION uncer SeItars
bsioet er TONNE fra andre Slater, ofte
brdot BAN 5ortOilelIe ner peb 2ppes
rier pda bans gienbpm. Seo en- 2eis
Iiabeo 9reb ban Din paa ferft Siers
Ming mso at itjale fra hans Sape og
bob BAN fslse meo fig til 2~anbsbper's
4rretlotale. Men Din Vpgte at toms
me pat, og berunoer bar bet, GUNNER
ftipo "a orHbte BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
sipps ReemSsaper til @ienneminm.

Bubble Graminer Suplor bar pad
4nmooning at Gupernsr See besipet
iig fra Suron til 9ierre for at giens
nenie RegnIfaberne / Gsiuruncefoms
misi9r &ipps apntor. aipp iises at
bape fuIst en- lignenbe Sattit Tom ans
Derion / fine llnoeriegelier hos asius
rancetpmpanierne.
Seners: Spiiten mellem 8uper=
nsren pg Sn'urance Commissioner
aipp er tulmineret /, at 8uperneren
bar beprbret Mr. aipp afiat fra lit
Gmbebe o9 bar uon9pnt Sbomas 8.
9pers, aippS prioatietret9r. til at
fplbe Ylaoien. 8upernsr aipps 4nte
mob Sipp er ben, at aommtsIGren
oiennem lin Graminer, %. u. Mcz
2auren, bsbrageriit bar ~inotasieret
Sportler fra Observation-Disclosures.
Sdgen bill MI blipe forelagt Retten til
Mfaisrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

upfommsr 1irseas % srsoaa woraen.
npertisiemsnftr

moo i~uereseres isret buer Taueaa oa Tsrsoaa Nor
esu Gpertsiemrritr iubtaass iiie to pda hinduset
~islaeHss 8Rmets. meeminbrs bet ~utrpficisg iorlih'
ass. epiS At advertisement. Der isrit 'crrrrtr iuo
Tirshdssrumcrt, T. g.. I~OrlaHaes tnbirptfst8 SaHse.
oil setiemmei ue 10 EirSedasuumsrs. Brepe, Der tsos'
helser g-usrfiscmenisr. ION bet batter use. bsr mart
rGiHttu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
9uo gukntn.
Sif "a Timers setGnfninesti,

5rsb Sbelpon. en- glinbpisser /
@arnsr, bleo iorlepen Dag al Stebets
9prsere giost 245imers Setentninssz
til at Iorfsie fig uo at Spen. Sg Shels
bon funpt bet raabeligit at lpitre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Starm;9aan al 2folefcnpet

9ismarct, lite 5eb. @nissninger
pm S%urms2aan er bepilset til ct Ses
LOB at $4,000, forbelte pau be for
ItisGige Counter iom felser: Seniun
$500, sraia $f6,60O, Ga Noure
$1,000, Steele $4,4OO, Gals $4,040,
Ramisp $2,76O, Griegs $4,285,
9ranb Sorts $500, Pembina $1,000
Ri6lano 5000, @alfb $1,000, Ga
palier $500, Nelion $500, Surleisb
$1,000. @eb December Maanebs
ubleb piite Statsns Stplefono en- 3D.
lance al $252,OOO. anIssninser ON
2aan BIZ blipe mobtuget for inbtil
$4,000 mere. Haar benne Gum er
fpIot, pil life mere blipe ublaant fore
lsbig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
upsn Mrnic % @cn.

Den unoe Mano Sermdn 2uno,
Tom formula blep I~tumfrosiet paa
Vrprien "a laa uoe / ire 0age og TO
0ettsr, fercno ban fanotes, bar
Sismarct unoer9aust Imputationen
at ben enc Qrm og bet enc Ben. Saas
mart ban tommer iig np9enlunoe ira
T%erperpItelien efter ben ferIte Opera
tiou. bill bet blipe nsbpenbigt at fores
taoe en- M % amputere ogida bet dns
bet Sen pa ben anoen Irm. Sad
frpotelia er S%roItItaben. at penItre gsn
maa affattss pep SOFTEN. Puttentsn
befnber iig efter SmitGnoigbeoerne
upfiaa bel MI; ct anoet Spsrgss
mail er bet, ON ban fan tuale en- M
Operation, ipm er ben eneite llopei til
at reboe hans 2ip, bpis bet er muIi9t.
onoiansrbspoiuo Gsoen mar.
Gfterretninaer tilSismurct fraStanz
pina Roct Snoiunerreierpation meos
peler, at Gbief Grais. Sspbing for
Sipurs Iationen, lisger for 0eoen,
lipsnos al 2ungebetGnpelie. Wr.
graIs er ben iioite al be berSmte Sns
piansrbspoiuser, Tom tug Del Gutter
glOObaoet, os sr en- at be melt Oplpite
Snpianere pua Reierpationsn. Sun
er Gbief Suffice for siOursR atiOnen,
Der / ham bill tabe lin melt iremItupts
asrsr. ioan fob / gegrsb meo at relic
til WoIbinstpn mso en- Delegation al
| SioursS tamm.u, ba ban blsp Ing.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Gniees for Siussipaae.

Rois 8ortmans og Sobn Mugnuz
ions Silituno bleo Snsoag unoeripgt
al 29ger / 2tttle Sails. De blep
be9ge anIeet for at bore Sino8sforpirz
reoe. 8Ortman ienoteS til 4iplet /
5er9us Sails, meoens MugnuIon bsz
rer hiemme / Montana % bill blipe
fenot BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

Sc uotomue Nummere al "Seo
grueu" fan erbOloes for 15c
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Scmcuafe Wiuine So.

Srebipe Claims paa tiliammsn 100
gcres at ubiegt Wineruaanb. iom
Itsoer op til SpmeitutesG ienoommene
mob Spo, er / bisIe 0age / Rapio Gitp
Itippet oper til Sames Miatten. ZEN
BORT, til SpmeitatssS elItabet. ajss
bsIummen Ital bare en- tpart Milion
OoQdrs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
MtunPCntu.
I Saaen MOB 5tbere.

Oct gaar imuat meb Sagen mob
Siberg, SobnTons Moroer, berettes
Snsodg fra Mobiion. III SO blep fun
10 SurpmGnb untasne. Surpen benz
tes at blipe fuIotauig imorgen, iaa
Eorheret ION beahnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
@arrinatou maa %.

Surpsn / Woroiagen mob Earring
ton / Siour Sails funot BAN Onspag
often Itplois, ps CONNER Sones pil
afIiae 0ebsbommen fsrittpmmenbe
Manoag (14be 5eb.) 8arrinston mprs
bepe Rap Grictlpn ben 6te December
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

3. 9. 8altsr pg $. 6. gltelep fra
minneapolis bar fprleoen Dag /
Wulter og uopalgte en- Somt for ct mt
Sa9brl9 meo en- oaelis Prohibitions
epne paa 100000 Sob. 9enne Sag
meIle pil blipe en- at be itsrite / bet
n~orbsitlise MinneIutd. gpen @altsr
bill tuse ct betpOeligt DIPPING meb bette
Sorstagenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Saffet ~Snnbrrssino.

Den Manb, Der brso zig ino / 5pn:
ban 9offontur forrise llse % itial
$500, sr fattet / Omaha og fsrt til
guntton, bpor ben oerp9rsnoe Il. g..
Commissioner bill matte liot meo BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
amfIaaet Tor Saln.

9da Overwhelming at 8. g: Sacobz
Jon / Iloen er Sulius Yletb blepen fat
fat / hilbert Sea, antlaget for Salt.
aIugeren flyer, at Yletb ioranoreoe en-
"Suretp Note" fra at lpbe "Pdpable
to Srber" til "9apubIe to Bearer.
iilopiist Siteri.
6orrige llge bar Seputp Same
@arpen SoneS % hans asiiitent /
4fbIp % beoirteoe to andre SpertrGs
bere anbolot for ulppligt 5iiteri meo
"Sipzups" / Safe 9elican. Spen
9inoItrsm bleo Sirsoug often itilet
for Opmmer Sing % iosmtes en-
Mlultt paa S. meo Smtoitninger.
Gn Ssn at Commissioner 5eigle blep
ogiaa unbplpt for famine Spertrez
BELLE.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Jnolanoet.
COMA.
1otsu Ssbu,om 0snuen CT oso.

Nj It qripatbrep fees, at en- GAM
mel Settler / Silper 2ate, ben go
oariss Spiten SobnIon HOituen, for
totn Dag er dfgaaet peb 0sren oers
ftos. San bsbe ganIte pluSielig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

Jhttf hIheHW RAW, MIN q iapahtNH.
Noget Tom eftsr al Sanoinnligbeo
er en- 5sige al be europ9tIte Stsrmdgs
tsrs Optr9csn ! be aineFits 5arpunpe,
sjsr M en- Jorftprrslie / Gbinas paa.
t9ntte 2dau. Der 10 ipntes at bette
SntsrssIe / Here europ9ilts 2anos.
Snart bsote bet. at Rusldno ituloe
ioritrGtte Ysnssae, mart England. og
at bette 2dau lite billie bape iau tibet
at iise ansaaenoe SnprsmmeIier ira
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16

Spotless Fl ur has no corn meal in it,
See elsewhere about free sack.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
SpOtless Flour has no corn meal in i
See elsewhere about free sack.
CANDIDATES FOR PENSIONS.

Learned Doctors Certify to She Disability
of Applicants.
Some one recently has been inquirlng
into the evidence adduc6d by applicants
for pensions and the showing some OF
them made to get them at the pension
office.
One learned doctor certifes tor an APP
plicant:
II surtify treted the sed sojer flu n
1883 to date-toarmerly his stumik tub
was jined to his nervius sistem bat now
it air rotted off cosing CRATE expectoring
and hard of breth'
Another bears evidence:
"Yours received t"eted VIM Akens
after he cum Hoam from the surffs for
polypup in his noas and Running soar
in his pastur. The polypup from the
mite ayr and exposure the wounds cum
from the click of a hoars.'
An applicant who hal NJ certificate to
gfve from doctors, because he had lost
all fai'h in the profession, certified him
self as to his physical experiences:
CAT Bermuda Hundred l had a great
deal of trouble with my bowels. The
DR.. gave me quinine-no good. One day
a member of our band-the base drum
mer-gave me boxes of Pills. l was
he'ped. At Red River l was again at.
tackled with dyspepsia and bowels. |
went and got bottle of French Red
Wine and pound of cheese which cured
me at onct. The DR.. done me no good
While in Tennessee [ GOT a sunstrokc
and | now have cold air resting on my
lungs and Angelina Pictorials which the
DR.. says S result of 'sunslroke."
And one gallant German volunteer who
had done his part To save the union
claimed pension because con the 1851
of Sept. 80 lifted a hog over a fence
and have Suffered from asthma ever
since -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
Prison Matron Weds q Convict After Sc.
curing His Pardon.

A Kansas City, Mo-, press dispatch
says: a scion of prominent Mexican
family, languishing unknown in the
Kansas state penitentiary for six years
for murder done in self-defense, his par.
don after three years of untirIng effort
on the part of the matrOn Of the institu-
ton and their final marriage by justice
OF the peace, eliminating in a revela-
ton of his identity, are the chapters in
most remarkable stnry Of real life made
public here today.
The principals are PresciliGo L. Co.
pic, whose father Prescilino Corpio, was
a millionaire and ex-postmaster general
of Mexico, and Mrs. Matte U. Peoples,
Of Dispatch, Kan, widow.
The story is most interesting. In the
early SOS young Mexican, who gave
his name as Camille Lopez, came to Kan
sas City with bunch of cattle from
Guanajuato, Mexico, his home. He was
handsome, dashing fellow, who dress
ed well and spent money freely. In a
short time his money was gone.
He went to Wichita, Kan, and made
living as a street yender. One night,
after good days business, he was. lured
into resorC by Mrs. Sam Dodson
Dods n soon arrived on the scene and
began making trouble for the Mexican.
Mrs. Dodson claimed in court later that
CodsOn was demanding an explanation
! of the Mezic9n's corduct and the Mex-
&ican said Dodson and his wife had tried
! t. rob him. At any rate, Lopez stabbed
Dodson to death. Lopez could not talk
English and he did not know how to 20
about a defense. The court assigned
him an attorney and in the trial he was
convicted of murder. Judge Christie
pher Reed sentenced him to thirty years
in the penitentiary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
D'LOME DENOUNCES M,KINLEY,
AS Low Politician aud a Weakling. viii
Probably Cause His Retirement.

AS a Low Politician aud Weakllng. win
Probably Cause His Retirement.
A Washington dispatch says: The
publication of a letter bearing the sigma
ture of the Spanish minister, Dupuy de
Lone, addressed to Senior Cana ejas, and
making severe structures on President
Mckinley, referring to him as a low poll
tcian and a weakling has created pro-
found impression in official circles The
authenticity If the letter cannot be es-
tablished from any official source, nor
any denial Of it given from any quarter.
A strong impression prevails among
those most intimately acquainted with
the general subject that the letter is
genuine in its substantial features with
some inaccuracies of translation possibly
through design, by which the structures
on the president are made to appear
more offensive than the strictly Literal
translation would show.
1t is equally plain that the letter was
VI a p6ISOudl du(l COuUu6uLIdI CudEdCL6",
and for that eason it is said to come I'M
der different head than pubic com
munication or one of diplomatic char,
acter.
Little doubt exists in official quarters
that if the commences of the letter is
fully Established it will result in the re.
tirement of Minister Dupuy de LONE
and his replacement by another minis
ter
Whether the United States govern
ment would ask for his recall is in doubt,
but the Spanish minister himself doubt
less would take this OCCASION to relieve
his movement from any poss.bl embar-
rassment and would seek elief from his
post at Washington.
D'LoME RESIGNS
DeLome admins the authorship of the
letter and has rendered his resignation
to the Spanish government. The resigna-
ton has been accepted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
The Coming Woman

who goes to the club while the husband
tends the baby, as we'll as the goou old
fashioned woman who looks after her
home, will both at times get run down
in health. They will be troubled with
loss of appetite, headaches, slice pless
ness, fainting or dizzy spells. The most
wonderful remedy Tor these women is
Electric itters. Thousands of sufferers
from Lame Back and Weak Kidneys rise
up and call it blessed. 1t is the medi-
cine tor women. Female complaints and
nervous troubles of an kinds are soon re-
lieved by the use of Electric Bitters. Del
icate women should keep this remedy on
hand TO build up the system Only SOC.
per bottle. For sale by oale-Davis Drug
Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
bankers of the load.

"The manufacturer, learning from expe.
rience, buys close and is willing some one
else should carry the cotton, since If
saves interest and risk, and because tie
contracts he can make for his goods are
scaled to the closest point, and his capi-
tai is necessarily employed in the manu-
facture OF goods he must carry, because
of the overpr REDUCTION. Hence the enor
nous crop, besides entailng heavy loss
es to the farmers, is a disadvantage, and
the entire responsibility lies with the
farmer. The balance of the power is
his. To success or ruin all must follow
him.
"With such experience and actual
facts the planter should be willing to call
a halt, use some judgment, diversity his
planting, aud next fall the result will al
ready begin to show such wave of pros
perity for the land of the south that ev-
cry man reducing his acreage in cotton
Is per cent. or more would feel that he
had been instrumental, in part, in bring
ing it about; that it was the turning
point of success in his farming life, and
he had lived to learn aud be convinced
that something was better than all cot
ton"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
A FEE OF 100000.
The Distinguished Man who Received it
an invalid.


Ex-Secretary William NJ. EvaItS was
so years old last week. He never leaves
his residence now, and for two years has
not visited the offices of the law firm Of
which he is nominally the head. He IS
totally blind, and takes no interest in the
events Of the day. In short, it is said the
once powerful intellect is gradually
dropping off to sleep. At one time he
was the most talked-of man in this
country, and is probably the only lawyer
who everreceived a fee OF $500, 900. He
defended President johnson against the
impeachment charges, detendend Beech
er in the Tilton case, helped make Hayes
president, represented he United States
in the Alabama award matter, v as Sec
rotary under Hayes, and was Ulited
5 ,ates senator from New York.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16
Successful Physicians.

We heartily recoLrend Dr.. Hatha-
way & Co., of 224 So oad St., Allan
ia, Ca, as being perfectly reliable and
remarkably successful in tie treatment
of chronic diseases of men and women.
They cure where others fail. Our read
ers, if in need of medical help, should
certainly write these eminent doctors
and they will receive free aud expert
opinion of your case by return mail with.
out cost; this certa' My is the right way
to do business. They guarantee their
cures. Write hem today.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16

used just like the money if Uncle Sam
was not such an old mossback AS to
stand right in the way of progress.
Funny, isn't it? Suppose you put in
about five minutes in thinking this
over.-Salt Lake City Living Issue.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16

Rev. S. Fl. Jones, Tacoma, Wash,
says: II have suffered tor years with
constipation and indigestion. One bot
tie of Beggs' Little Pills relieved me Gu
tirely." Sold by Salo-Davis Drug Co,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-16

Who ping cough is the most distress
ing malafy; but its duration can be cut
short by the use of One Minute COuoh
Cure, which is also the best known rem
edy for Group and all lung and bronchial
troubles. SALE-DAyIs DRUG Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-01-26

The great Mnphtha torches. with their
f1aring flame, seen in the street where
men are at work at night. always attract
attention. They are most striking,
however, when seen moving. In laying
asphalt pavement, as load after load of
asphalt for the first layer is dumped to
be spread upon the roadway, the naph-
tina torches are moved along to light
the work. They are carried on wheel.
barrows. 1t may be that lighted torch
is brought up in this manner from a
distance of half block. 1t is not the
greatest spectacle in the world, but it
is certainly a curious and interesting
sight to see man wheeling one of these
torches along the sidewalk, with anoth-
er man walking beside the barrow and
holding the pipe to steady it, while all
the time the two foot flame is fiaring
out at right angles with the pipe from
under its hood above New York Sun
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-01-26
Different Reasons.

In a little New Hampshire village
there lives an old lady who has such a
sweet spirit Of kindliness toward all the
world that she is unable to comprehend
the entire hack Of that spirit in some
other people,
Not long ago one Of her granddaugh.
ters, gay young city girl, was paying
her II visit and one day told her of a
ragged and intoxicated man whom she
had seen on the street just before leav.
ing home.
"a can bear to pass man like that, "
she said vehemently at the end of her
story.
II know just how it's, dear, said
the old lady, laying one Of her soft,
wrinkled hands on the girls head. ut
does seem as if you'd got to stop and
speak with the poor creatures just n
minute, doesn't it? never can bear to
pass 'em by without word. 1t doesn't
seem human"
The gay little granddaughter was
quite disturbed by this misinterpreta-
tion of her words, but she did not un-
deceive her grandmother as to her mean
ing. For some reason she felt ashamed.
-Youtb's Companion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-01-26

n Mr.. Files was not qu!e clcv' =
enough to nttain the knowledge of hL-
man nature which assists SO materially
in success, he made unremitting and
universal suspicion substitute. He
had managed to accumulate fair share
of property, but not enough to compen-
safe for disliking so many people and
being disliked by them. He had been
discussing some matters of business
with commercial acquaintance and
had need of certain documents. He rang
bell, and frightened looking office
boy appeared.
"Tell Spriggs to come here, " said
Mr. Files, and the boy hurried as If he
feared his employer would change his
mind and cut off escape Mr.. Spriggs
appeared, young man with n vacant
eye and double chin. He gazed list
lessly nt the ceiling while Mr.. Files in
siructed him to get key from one
man, tin box from another and some
stationery from third. Spriggs had
difficulty in catching the names of the
men and at last had to have them writ
ten on piece of paper. As the young
man departed Mr.. Files made gesture
in his direction and said:
There goes my most trusted en-
ployee."
"Has he been with you long?' in
quired the visitor.
"No. He came day before yesterday. "
"He hasn't learned much about the
business yet. has he?"
Not thing. That's the reason he's
q trusted employee.
And Mr.. Files laughed for the first
time in weeks. Detroit Free Press.