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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-03-12
DON'T GO TO THE KLoNDIKE,

Lots of talk and writing now. days
about Klondike. But it costs $500 10
get there. Every young person should
have trade or profession. Edison,
the wizard of the wire, was first /. te]e-
graph operator. Telegraphy can be
picked up at homei in your spare hours.
The Edison telegraph outfit costs 81. 90.
u is a practical learners instrument.
Many expert operators have learned by it
We send with it wire, battery, all COM
plete, with full directions for operating
and a course Of lessons for learning at
home in ten weeks. Any boy or girl can
acquire this usefu. profession ia short
tine by our system. Sent prepaid $$1.14.
Money refunded il nnsatisfacto Il
ACME ELEcTRIc Co. r ,on 1926, s1
33r5-S Marqu ette Bid ], Chicago, III.
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Receipt for Potted Herr ing.

Carefully remove the heads and tails,
then wash, clean, and dry the behring's,
and sprinkle salt and pepper inside. and
out. Put them into granite nish, wash
and putsa row beside them; add sufficient
Swhite-wine vinegar TO cover. Stand 10
q moderate over and cook for NO hours
Then cut them>apart, and season to taste.
The bones will have been softened by the
vinegar so that they need not be removed.
Press the mixture down into small pots,
pour over the top melted suet or clarife d
butter. and put away for future use
Other fish may be ported in the same
way.-Mrs. S. S. Rorer in March Ladies'
Home Journal.
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Alarming Degeneracy in Italy.

Out of every 100 young men inscribed
for military service in 1896 in Italy
scarcely AZ were found fit for service,
40 were either held over till the follow
ing year or rejected altogether, while
the remaining nine represented the de-
serters. italian sociologists ascribe the
causes to backward condition of n.y.
gienei'in remote localities, poor food,
bad schools and the complete absence
of an organized system of gymnastics
for youth.
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meyer anything that could faint my
name with dishoDor or make me appear
as betraYing the noble eanse Of freedom
to which I have devoted all my energies.
Instead Of an approach from you IN
la fair and honorable sense, I have re-
ceivad your strange mtination Of your
desire to meet me for The purpose Of
personally notifying mo OF the following
offers: Il. . :. ISL ...5
THAT you are ready to place a steamer
to my disposal at any part OF the coast Of
Cuba I should deem to be best to trans
port me to any port outside OF Cuba to
which I may desire to 90, and at the
same time, you offer me all the monetary
resources / may ask for the expenses Of
my trip and maintenance of myself and
family in foreign land. -. I: 49,
Il felt so much astounded when I
learned all this, I felt SO ashamed, more
for you, Gen. Blanco,, than for MYSELF,
that in the first moments was benumed.
0uS"AoS Loo "u0uHSI 6uCu pIO"
posals could be reality or igbtmare.
slave I reached my present age, fight
ing, as I have done for thirteen years in
the field for the independence of Cnba,
and for thirty years cherishing that ideal
as the greatest in my. life, only that you
or any one should believe that, at the end
of my journey, I. should cover myself
with ignominy by accepting the base
reward of money from Spanish captain
general for the cowardly abandonment
OF my army?. Are you sane, Gen. Blan-
COZ DO you not RENE mber that blow of
machete which the hand of Spanish
assassin inflicted at Punta Bravo, near
the spot where Maceo died, upon the soul
of nay soul. the young and brave Fran
cisco Gomez? Do you think I can for
give that? Have you ever been father?
Besides these considerations. which
ought to have checked you in your
shameful project, there is another that
is no less clear. am not in a position,
Gen. Blanco, which requires that 1
should be looking for a. steamer to take
me from the island. You had better
look for steamer yourself, for of the
two you need it the most. Up to the
present day I am on the winners side.
[ represent revolution that is stronger
than ever after three years of war, You
represent Spain, weaker than ever. humi-
lated by the American Government, with
only limited time before you in which
to end this war. There IS no pressure
weighing upon me from abroad. The
days to come are not full of threatening
for me, but they are full of hope; and,
further moro while your cause has
prejuice and tradition as it's only sup
ports, the cause of Cuba has The full
sympathy the world over, of every lover
of justice and liberty"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-03-12
Prevents Vessels Sinking.

A new invention for. preventing YES
sells from sinking after being damaged
by collision has been exhibited in Lon
don recently before number of ship
ping experts. An iron model of cargo
ship was placed in water, after hav-
ing been loaded with bricks. Then a
hole, immense in size compared with
the miniature vessel, was opened at the
side. When the water had risen to a
level with the deck number of gutta
bags fixed under the deck were inflated
with carbonic acid gas and the YES
sci almost Immediately began ito rise.
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Do You RIDE A WHEEL?
RECEIVERS SALE
HIGH GBADE WHEELS

HIGH GBADE WHEELS.
We have received instructions to close
out Bicycle Manufacturers Stock of
$3.50 High Grade 1913 Model Ladies' and
Gents Wheels, manufactured to retail at
$500 each. Fully warranted.
OUR PRICE $250O EACH.
= Send $500 to cover express charges (or
deposit amount with your Express Agent
and send US the recejpt) and we will ship
you the wheel G. @. D. for the balance.
~ Western Brokerage Co.,
= 1896 Chicago, I'll.
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Notice.

81 A citizens meeting will be held at the
parlor of the Grand Msrais hotel on Sat-
-urday, March 10Th, at 1880 p. m ;. for the
purpose of considering the question of
obtaining improvements in the mail ser
vice between Two Harbors and Grand
Portage at the close of the present mail
contract. All are invited. ~'
The presence of all officials in the
county is desired 'ss.. 4 w. ~.
81. AUG. J. JOHNSON, q
.EE Postmaster.
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-. New Music-Li'oeraI Offer.

!: 70 introduce oar new monthly pub
]ication,: American Popular Music, we
make TIE following liberal offer: Send us
the names Of three or>more performers on
the piano or organ, and fifteen cents in
money or postage, and we will mail you
sixteen pages of the latest popular
songs, two steps, etc., full sheet
music arranged for piano or organ,
and American Popular Music for three
months. %.
Address POPULAR Music Co., ~.
r sst7, s,: I Indianapolis, Ind.
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Where Fish Cannot Live,

The forms of sea life in the upper
portion of the ocean waters may de-
send to depth of 1900 feet or so from
the surface, but then succeeds barren
zone, which continues to within 500 feet
to 800 feet from the bottom, where the
deep sea creatures begin to appear.
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Timber Land. Act June:a, 1s7s.-Notice for Pub
lication =. Land Office Duluth MINI,
Feb. 25,S 1888. 9gz s5s Il. 5Essss ~ D
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
tie provisions of the act of Congress OF June 8,
le7s,# entitled AN act for the sale of timber
lands in thesstates 0f alifornia. Oregon, Nevada
and Washingt ton Territory as extended to all
henublicland tates by act or "A ugust 4. 1892
y liam kristen on Of Duluth county If st Louis
state Of inn, has this day filed in this offit
issWora statement No. 4072s the purchase OF
5lots and2 secs225, twp Us north range 5 west,
md wi Il proof tn show that the land sought
is liable Tor its timber or stone than fr
agricultural purposes. and o establish his
Claim to sal Hand before the Register and Re-
ceiye of hisGHice 1T Duluth, Nina, on Wednes-
day. the 9Th day of ) nne, 1898. sE5
lie names as witnesses: s1#5s*
az e Hoimstrnm, Of Grand Marais. Ne inn II ohm a
Ross Joseph Couture and ole Erickson u pu-
slnth Mimi. #5ffsss
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
Above descri bed lands Gle requested to- file their
Claims JIG this Office on or be.ore said eth day Of
March, 1888 8sSs Ils
VIM q. =Culk;n Register.
81 ' y SINAI iTood, Att a.,22
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A Wonderful Improvement.

80. e.:>Dogwood, Feb. 4, '99
Deer Editor,
I see felles what gifts cured
writes to your papur and I like to reed
them letters. I see dokter blanks com
pund advertlzed in your papur. .M::z1iif
muz 80 nervus she cud not sleep an I
cudnt sleep with her. She took 8 potte]s
OF dokter blanks medisin an now anbudy
Kan sleep with her. Yours trooly..
~. TIM Horn
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: We know Of no review published, in this
country or in Europe. which combines so success
:! fully as the AMERICAN MONTHLY the alertness,
timeness. and energy Of journalism with the
sound Judgment, carefully weighed opinion, exact
!, knowledge, and wel-chosen English of the purely
!; literary periodical" - The Outlook.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.


OF LOCAL INTEREST. IS
Register Garhart visited Rowland this
/ week.
There will be meeting OF the count J
board at The court house next Fri
day.
John a. 'Hara left over the tra,i
with the mail carrier Wednesday NOR
ming for Duluth.
Ludwig Eliason, OF Hovland, came up
] yesterday after the ballot boxes prepara-
tory to the holding OF election next Tues
day. III. .5 IS. Il ..s.
We are pleased to learn that Adolph
Carlson and Emil Eliason, OF Rowland,
have decided not to 60 to the Klondyke.
We congratulate them on what we con-
slider their good judgment. n
st has been reported here that the Dix
on will make her first trip down the
North shore about the middle of next
week. Az there is not particle of ice
to be seen in the lake or harbor at this
point we are all in hopes that the report
will be verified. r'@'.* '-
Mrs. Sven johnson died at her home
an Rowland on Thursday of last week,
after an illness of several months, and
was buried yesterday in the private GEM
etary of the jacobson family at that
place. The 7bereaved husband has the
sympathy of the entire community in
his hour of sorrow.
The Rowland township election held
on Tuesday resulted ia the election of
sven johnson, chairman, and Ole Brunes
and Bernt Jacobson, supervisor; Fred
Jackson, town clerk; A. s. Carlson, treas.
urer; Martin Moen, assessor; A. Grande,
road oVerseer; John jacobson and John
Eliason. constables.
County Commissioner Olson has secur-
I'd the agency for the Lukes Bros. Inter-
national nurseries. The writer last year
purchased stock from this company and
found it will adapted to this climate.
Everyone who has home should have a
few currant. gooseberry, blackberry and
raspberry bushes, at least, as they all
thrive we'll ia this land Of perpetual
autumn and can be secured at slight ex-
rense of Mr.. Olson.
Will-be-G reaS-Man, the year old pa
pocse OF Wants-to- Fight-Spaln, of the
Grand Portage reservation, has sent to
to the navy department large piece of
birch bark to help build "heap big canoe
to take the place Of the Maine Secretary
Long will undoubtedly turn the birch
bark over to the survivors in need of
clothing and write long letter to Will
he and the fact Will be published all
over the country as in the cases of the
other children who made similar dona-
tions at the dictation of their superiors.
Such nonsence!
Ia. The forestry division of the depart
1nent OF agriculture, Washington, D. c.,
] is buying large quantities OF trees of var
leties particularly adapted to planting
in the west, and sending them to the
Agricultural Experiment stations of the
west. Within the past year or two the
department has bought nearly halfa mil
lion trees from the Evergreen Nurseries,
OF Evergreen, Wis, for this purpose
This Company is making specially Of
catering to the neeas of western tree
planters, and carries stock best adapt
ed for the west. They have an adver.
tisement in this paper, and our readers
are requested to send for their catalogue
and prlce-list, which will We furnished
frce.r
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-03-12

FAINT FE- UsTWoRTHY AND sAc-
III w tive pentemen or ladies to travel for re-
sponsl Die. established house Il, Minne-
sofa. Monthly 800 and expenses Petition
s VS. a Heference ~ Encluse sc. f-allressed
Stamped envelope. The Dominion l'omp, nF !,
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II FARM WANTED-Send full particu-
hrs, price etc. at once. r.. q
. 3 5tf A. II. RUSSELL, Akron. o.
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Their Sole Exnnrf.

The Caymans in the West Indies ex.
port nothing but turtles.
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THE M8x
RE|1 ~ VS.

impossible promise particular features that appear
AMERICAN MONTHLY" during the coming year for the
Bookman monthly newspaper As such, prints for
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-03-12

the month, OF The POLITICAL the
economic, and literary happenings
which are Of va1ue to intelligent
men and women. The Editors
"Progtess Of the World " tells SIC
cinet1y an Illustrated. story Of the
month. The "Ieading Art:clese
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03
HAS A REPORT TO MAKE
On TO Tampa

The first regiment of Washing
ton volunteers, composed largely
of the famous National Guards,
one of the finest body Of men i'll
the country, with about 900 men,
IN charge of Colonel HarrIcr,
passed through town today over
the +. G.. & p. en- route to Tampa
The Star reporter met and talked
with many of the officers who
| were exceedingly pleasant gen
tlemen. Captain Hodgson told
the reporter that in his company
there were thirty college grad
uateS and in the regiment many
Sons OF prominent politicians,
statesmen and wealthy and in
! fiuentlal families. The soldiers,
both officers and men, were quiet
and cautious, very different i'll
! demeanOr to many of the troops
! that have stopped III Ocala The
reporter met two war correspond
entS, pleasant gentlemen, Harry
j Caldwell of the Washington
Post and VIM. II. H. Beckham
Of the Washington Star. The
men We're supplied with coffee
and a number OF the officers
breakfasted up town. About
fifteen of tie first division took
breakfast at the Railroad Res
taurant, and by the way compli-
mented mine host Beckham on
his menu
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03
The Kindergarten

Robert j Burdrtte phiIoso-
phiZcS in his humorous way on
the modern "sh0rt cuts" to edu-
cation, in an article on My Kin
dergarten Of Fifty Years." in the
May Ladies' Home Journal. "A
ppddler," Mr.. Burdettc explains,
'comeS along. WANT to prac-
tlce medicine: Well, it will :ake
you four. maybe five wears Of the
hardest KIND OF b0nirg at this old
dust yard of school: YOU come
with me and Ill sell YOU a dipio-
ma, good anywhere, that'li cost
you only ten or twelve weeks
loating and a hundred dollars
First thing we know, we have a
doctor in the class. Another IA
kir comes along; finds boy who
wants to be- Il preachers; can
preach u little, but ne would like
to be Il thcoIO-ian. All right,
the fakir SAYS. Got Il degree OF
d. ID. right here in the desk: cost
you fifty dollars and an old ser
mon. Boy gets it, frames IT, and
hangs il up III his study. Wears
hIS ID ID. around in public, proud
aS the crow with the peacock
feather You might think these
fellows would get a lnistit some
time, but they never dO-ncNcr.
! A fifly-dOllar degree fits a fifty
dollar man like the paper on the
! wall. Same WAY will all the
! short cut hnnOrS. The fakirS
are good tailors: they can-and
to do them full justice, do-maIie
! their wares to fit their Gust OmerS
every time. And one popular
class OF INSTRUCTORS in this line
are the professors who teach
short cuts to wealth. They do
Il free di>pcn>ary business, with
war-price profits, and they also
keep Il finishing school in Can
! ada.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plain
field, ILL.,, rlakeS the statement, /,
that She caught cold, which set
tied Cn her lungs: She was treated
for month by her family physl-
clan, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless victim "f
consumption and that no medl-
cine could cure her Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption: she
bought bottle and to her de-
light found herself benefited from
first dose. Sh" continued its uSe
and after taking six bottles, found
herself sound and we'll: now does
her own hOuSework, and IS as
well as she ever was. Free trla
! bottles Of this gre. It discovery a
r. c. Alworth & Co.'S. drug store
/ Large bottles % cents and 81.
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Roosevelt Spoke

Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt
of the rough riders, passed
through town about . o'clock
last night and was greeted by u
big crowd at the depot. He was
Shawn" himself, the Job was only
half down, but came out with one
side of his face still 5riStling with
whiSkerS and made "a short and
breezy speech, telling Of the
friendly demonstrations along
the road while in Florida and OF
the many ovations this regiment
had received, etc. Young Del
mOnicO seemed to have recovered
from the bite Of that tarantula In
the camp at San Antonio few
weeks ago. 1t required twenty
seven trains to transport the
regiment, their horse, supplies
and equipments.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03
Don't

Buy garden or field seeds before
getting my prices. Ny twenty
one years experience in Florida
planting, testing and handling
seeds from every section Of cOun-
try, enables me- TO procure the
best at lowest prices. Send for
price list. j. +. SUTTON,
Secdman, - Exposition St..
Dcala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03
Thirty Thousand Men On
The Way
CENSOR CAN'T COVER THE TRAIL
One Shio That Spain Needs Very
Badly Is MarkSmanship
INVADERS EN ROUTE

aShinSbol, June }.-lt Is
learned To-Day that 1000 troops,
making tff ilf>t division OF tne
army oi INVASION, are already en-
route 10 oahtlago, having en-
barked III SIX transports ut Tam
pa "i" S'i''"' convey 'o ny po"
v,sio, j., nran,r;oo to fn,,ov
waeh;notoo Iuna , -Da.nito
an aou;.,., f,n t,o h;h.+
,hor;,v !, t. .ur. th.t .o nnn
t.oo,s ,,a o,,, an .o,+o 10 Co,
I,,,, and G,,t,. noot IF
than, .,,t.r,,.d ,.,t,,.l,,, aoa
,., ,,y.
,,ro . ,,,,,,,
,r,,nna N,hi,a ~. othar .o,.,
,;,+. T,o,,.h ai.,o-oao,. ao
~, eo,i,, IF ,.nans .o,+a.,,
,fo4;l, ,., l.,., ot>.a;l l.
!. koo, ho,,,.,a a,,h, th.t tho
;eo,; h.+
+,o !, +uootv f,,. ho,. Sh.f
ter IS undoubtedly III command of
the expedition 10 oantlhEo. Lee
Will lead the eHpAditlon TO Forto
RICO.
MORE SHOOTING AT SANTIAGO
C,n. u,,tia, In,o , IN.
n.oShin R,oo-lu, ,r S,nt,.,,o
1000 wards from sho,. while nov-
hitting her twice, It is bcIitvcd
The forts opened fire lnefftcti> civ,
though some modern gums were
aimed tolerabl Y well. The Amer
leans fired four rounds from
heaVy guns. IL Is tVldent that
odhoid - - well i'' '''''" WIN d
"u'ii"ei " h''''''n 9'n''N''''''>
Po"oer gums an" 1t VIII req q"l''
heaVy ooi''p'' ''"''l'hI 10 us
lodge the Spanish flrrt.
GOOD IF TRUE
WASHINGTON, June 3.--The DIV
naullLe cruiser Ves,,vius has de
stroved the mines of SANTIAGO
harbor, clearing the way for the
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structIon of the Spanish fleet.
San Juan will next be attacked, i,
and when it is taken it is believed
the war will end.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03

-PInid half hose the latest for
''de-ftet. Davidson and Van
EchOp.
The best ice cream to be had
in Ocala can be found ut the
Anti Monopoly, drug store.
Come to see Dame when you
want creanf; always the same
thing new and up TO date
-NeveN~,n1/fhe hAsa times
but go t" t>Ho"e B<S"rant
for a @0o@"ear
We havea full line oil family
groceries, fresh and the cream OF
the market. Birdsey Brothers.
A full line Of summer corsets
i'll newest styles at 30 cents and
81. {. Rheinauer,
j. w Davis at the city mar
| krt, Is headquarters for fresh
11sh OF all kinds.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03

Pure fruit pulp used As llav-
oring for ice cream al the Anti
Monopoly drug store. Made
fresh every day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-03

etruct,o, of the Snanieb noat
Ga, Ina, win n.xt ho ,tt,clyad
and when it is t,lxan # !. bo,;avod
+ho ,,,a, uy,1, a,d
>,,
o r ;. -
d.ot If tho Gau,o;. At Madr;d
declares he has learned that Ger
var. has ,ava, hoen 70 Santi.oo
b..bo, h,+ ;e ...hi, ho
ph;l;,n;ooe
-" "oi'iiiS5 'oii' y "'io '''-'oo''i'9
"'ii'i"i ''po'' o' ''ie 'o1n''"So
" . ''00' - ''' vac = '''>
r,,r or p.,-, -, .,c,,,
a., 49,
-, n.,.:
20 ,a.;. ,;.;
90,
.., 49,. c-,. ~r
~
New Ofk, June 3.-OllIcerS OF
the cruiser st. faul say two
spanish torpedo Doats sllppcu
out OF Santiago harbor Sunday
hlght ana aCUacked the A'nerl-
cans ihey were detected at the
mouth Of the harbor and terri
Die 11r" opened on them both
retreated, evidently damaged.
AT THE CAPITAL
aShlnStoh June @.-DuflhS
the consideration OF the way rev
enue Dill Senator Jones' said he
Thought The revenue features ol
The ol'l Shouid De passed ociote
-
dlctet that the war would cost
2'o''''''''' ' y '''
A'i'o' 'pp'>'t,>' "'''o'' o'' Wv va
'o>'i''' '''' ~ >" > o''''
tlry has ample funds AT present.
'' '''o'''' '''' '''''''''' ''''<''' '"'''
pelllnS tht coinage OF not loss
0llah 27'''''o'' % S'''ei iii"'i' u.
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vice is not considered likely TO
have any effect until a decisive
battle has been fought.
ENGLISHMEN RELEASED
Havana, June 3-COrrespOnd-
ents Whlgman and Robinson.
captured on Cuban soil when
landing from "a yacht, have been
released owing to representations
of the British consul.
THE BLOCKADE EFFECTIVE
Key West, May "a dispatch
boat has just cilcuited Cuba. She
didn't sight a sail after leaving
the blockading squadron, though
she sighted land continuously.
HAS 4 REPORT TO MAKE
New York, June 3.-Captain
Sigsbee started for Washington
today. He commands the st.
Paul,
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ROMANCE VERSUS KICKS.
Tho Lop-Esred Marquis Who Dis
liked Moonshine vanauishel
the Pleading Poet.

She whom I adore is the wife Of a fat mar
quis-a lop-eared, blear-eyed greasy mar
gus. a man without soul. man without
sentiment, who cares naught for moonlight
and music. a low, practical man, who pays
his debts hate him.
This very morning at breakfast, he had
cursed the fishbals and sncered at the
picked onions.
She is a good cook The neighbors will tell
you so. And to he told by the base marquis
"a man, who, previous 70 his marriage had
lived at the cheap eating houses TO be told
by him that her manner Of frying iishballs
was failure-it was too much
Her tears fell fast. !, too, wept
mixed my sobs with her'n. ely with me-"
! cried
IRE she could reply--ere she could articu-
late her ecstasy, her husband, the marquis,
crept snake-lke upon me.
Shall ! write itg He kicked me out Of the
garden-hc kicked me into the street.
did not return. How could II T. so
ethereal, SO full of soul, Of sentiment of
sparkling originality lie, so gross, so prac-
teal. so lop-eared.
Had ! returned, the creature would have
kicked me again.-Boston Journal