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The Arizona sentinel., 1899-02-18

sible for the loss, with the intima- ton that if the thief was not dis covered, the keeper would be behead: cd. The culprlt, being eventually found, was forthwith beheaded and his head carried on a pole by ths imperial bodyguard through shs streets of Teheran.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-02-18
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THE Shah of Persia owns the most valued arm chair ID the world. It is of solid gold. ipiaia with prec- ious tones. 1t ons time some of tha stonGs were stolen from one of the legs of the chair, and tho indlg- nant Shah ordered the arrest ot a nulube- of hi5 servants and held ,the keeper of the furniture rcsPou-
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-02-18
STATE OF CHIC, CITY or TOLEDo,| .
 IUHAS COTIETV ''

LUCAS COUNTY.
 FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm Of F. J CHENEY & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANh J CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day cf Decem- ber, A. D. 1886
 A. W. GLEASON, SEAL
 NotGry Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly and acts directly on the tlood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY E co, Toledo, o. Sold Ky druggists. Toe
 FslFs Family Pills ar' the Lcst'
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-02-18
PRHciYST eFrICkhs.
-RTT.ES OF POST OFFICE.

Tie oEse is open from A. N. to : 7P. M., taily. Sundays from 7:o0 % S:G0 A. Nj. end 6:00 to 700 r. N. E.st-beaad mail closes at !. . 5:20P. N. West bound rnaii closes at zoo P. A. aionsy Order and Postal Note depart rIent closes at 6 F. al. daily, excepting Sa,nraays, when it cioaes at s F. N. No Money Order CT Postal Notes issued Sun days.
 3Iail For Parker, Ehrenberg and Silver District leaves Ynna Sundays and We'd days at : A. a., and arrives here Tuesdays s6d Saturdays.
 Hail for Picaclo, leaves daily at a. m.
 E. H. CHANDLER. P. N.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-02-18

First publication Fsb. 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Sen rmSFfe 8on0eHano.
Cumberland Drills, DEE.

Den rusiilte 6inaus miniRsr @itt'
bar i fit 6inansIoufOrlas. iom ban ia,
fereIast GSaren, ubtuIt fig ON ben rus
fife B%ouosfunbs Stinins os 5rsmtibs.
uofister. San paauiier, buor isrssIie
Bonbeftanbens sfonomif Situation er,
Iaa fortuiuIet, at man paa bet rusfifs
Budget bar maattet anpile So Minio.
ner &ubler til ben nsblibenbe Befolt.
ming. @runben til ben rusfiite Bonbe.
ftanbs etonomiite EiIbasesans fer 81.
nansminiteren / bens l1uioenbeb oa
&etsIssbsb, % ban ertIerer t~atesOriit
atb ct eneite Der tau reebe Bsnberne. e,
1obreoeIfen at DanneIie / 6orbinoeIis
meb ifsrre &ettisbeoer.
Com NJ Ter ubtaIer benne rmsifs
Ginansminifer fig iaa frimobist, iom
bet maaffe albris fsr er ftet / ct at IN
rusfff Miniter ubfsbt for OHentIisbe.
ben bsftemt Attfptte. De rusffs
BIobe biIier ba osiaa bette Sorlas iom
ZEN ny 9gra~ / &isets ubpitIins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
SeIeeraf % SeIefom.

S 6sl9e be nu f%remtomne ifatifife
MebbeIeIier ON bet banfte Gstesrafpes
TENS Wirtiombeb / 1897 er 2iniernes
SGnsbe | nepnte Iar bleuen forsset meb
9.ls os 2etninsernes 2ensbe meb 1925
geographic RiI, iaaIsbes at 2iniernes
2Gnsbe ueb Murets SIutnins / alt ub=
siorbe 64s.34 MiI os 9ebninsernes
ll49.34 WtI. Desuben families 42.7l
NRtI SetabIer meo 1881 W4iI Qebnin=
ger FAINT l Mil unberiorbife Rablsr
msb 5000 MiI 2ebniuser.
Observation-Disclosures MntaI par
peb Marets Slutnins III; / Aarsts Sob
aabneoes II Sernbanefationsr for Of
fentlis RorreipOnbance. Det iamlebs
IntaI Observation-Disclosures par peb
Garets 1osans 2ss. 5 alt forretter
$50 periOner Eiensits usb GsIssrafpeie.
net. Mf bisfe sr 2e4 Bube.
s Iarets Sob er beforbret 1850, III
ssbprplistise Eelesrammer mob 1896
oo3 / 1896. Mf be etspeberebe leles
srammer par 32.12 prgt. inbenrisffe,
1926 psf. meaemrisife os 1875 psf.
eennemrisife. Snbtasten bar uerst
s7o. 9s5 Rr. mob 929 900 Sr. / 1896.
3ausben at Observation-Disclosures ub=
siorbe ueb 6inansaarets SIutnins l24.s
Is Wil os 2ansoen af DobbeItlsbnin.
ger 23l.42 Still. Desuben fanbtes
Ola MI SstabsI meb OBS DobbeIt=
lsonins, meoens ~forsurist enteIts @trat=
ninSer af unperieiffe os unberiorbiifs
IsIesrafsoninser benytteoes til Gelefo=
nerins. s 6inansaurst ~forsssbss ans
taust al StatsteIefon: ntraIitationerne
mso IL. faalebes at Der peb 6inansaas
rets nosans uar iaIt 81. Ser benpts
tsoss uso StatsteIefonunIaset / alt SO
WstssIborbe for DObbeItIeOniuset Os in.
terurbane 2inier FAINT $50 E%eIefonaps
parater.
S6inansaaret er Der fort iaIt "a ,043
Samtaler, buoraf 79.4s psf. inbens
rlsifs. &sifen me0emrisife, mob As. so7
| 1867, bUOraf 67.62 psf. par ins
benrisife.
S~note9ten bar ueret 95, 900 Rr.
mob IS, 5o9 &r. i bet ~foresaasnbe ST
nansaar. 6Or be inoenrisite @amtalsr
bar Observation-Disclosures peret 1862
80 g.. pr. Samtale, for be measmris=
tie l04. so .. pr. SamtaIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

baabe Sprosforeuinsen os geIserfOre.
ninsen.
st 9ementi. s forrise nse brast'
uPoIititen" ct rSnteruie" - ueb 9r.
5enrit CABLING - al 4rofesior Del:
b,it nu / r9dsIi9e &unbi3au" Oifsnt'
Iissiort fsIsenoe @rtlGrins: uSes bar
bette DisbIlt / Oeres BIab Ieit 9r.
GauIinss 8eretnins ON en- Samtale
msb mig, mob bUiIfen ies paa bet be-
itemteite maa tase Sorbebolb. 9r.
Cabling bar preieutsret fig for mig, ba
ies tom uo fra en- T%oreIasnins. % ies
bar ialt meb bam nosIe Minutter / l1nis
periiteteis 6OriaI; men buab ban Iaber
mig iise, er for en- Del %fOruauffet, for
en- Del impsItbsn O%pfurost, % buuo
ies / girteIisbebsn bar iast til BAN, sr
forfeit" - 9enrit CABLING piI uers
enbeI 2aiere betenot for ben Masie &ss
u~erbitOrier pan Glib sfter anbeu bar lee
ueret fra fine Reifsr iom BIabtorreipons
bent, Os lite minbft fra fin Bog: sra
ameritu," Der itaffebe BAN en- Wansbe
Yroteter PAL 9aIleu, men iom bog lite
lob til at senere BAN ipnberIist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
&utttertug.

9rinitatis fsrte banife. sp. Iutb.
Msb., 8arb &c., q. Dat., erfsnbs,
meb inberIis Cat MobtaseIisn at 5ielr
til OpfsreIie at berss ny 8irts fra fol-
senoe:
Deb Baf. $. Ssrsenien, Ylainpieu,
Nebr., fra ben bunffe Msnisbeb / Unit.
lope So. $40
Sra B.. b. Msb. t Yierce So. LIS
8. 3arfen.-.. 25
Warie Inberien, @aupaea, @is. 200
g. 9amien, Buffalo 9ot, Utinn. 100
IS. 80. Ssnberup, ct. Saul, Nsb. loo
@briifiania 9anfeu, Clinton Sa.. 200
9ans @briifenien, Opener, Sa.. 800
s.. 6anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
gan bIen prpnet.

Oct tunbe uilt globe Subs Bsrn at
bore, buorIebes en- Dnslins, Der par
Sub beasiuen meo belle fit 9ierte, bier
frifet, pint os PLACER for ct siue flip
paa benne Seius, iOm ban basIis puas
talbte meb Bsn efter gsn.
6orteuinsen er fra e n Watros Fer
paa Gsnen, Der ieIu bar ueret gibns
til bet pasierebe.
Oct par i ben fibfe &ris meuem
Spunien os Mmerita at U. S. Cutter
mWoobsg urp," ION bIeu foripnet msh
tere minbre Ranoner, fit Isiet en- Dsl
fere Matroier, buorimsIsm benne gns.
ling tiente fOm Stibsbreas.
v@oobs Burp" bIep ienbt neb til Ser
Bef Os berfra til Santiago iom ga.
trolbaab.
Onslinsen bauoe ct niult Steb / Ras
bpttsn i en- fOrborsen aros iom ban BE-.
npttebe Worsen os Mftsn for at tale
meb fin SiaIs GreIier.
Otter be andre SoIbater fanbt ut
buab bans @ernins par Der / Rrosen,
bleu ban pint os plaset paa bet perte,
for at labe uere meb at bebe.
Men beoe MATTE os ffuIos ban, bpors
msset Der enb MATTE ubfaas. Sau
blsu inosiluttet / fin 8ebetrOs Dag oe
Scat uben at faa noset at ipiie.
Wen berfom ban piIbe Iaoe pere meb
at bebs Os fable fig belis Iousoes ban
5reO % 80, men bet bialp lite, 10 mere
ban bIeu pIaset Deito mere bab ban.
Saa en- Dag, ba Stormen raiebt
forferbslis. bIeu ban befulet at en- usu:
oelis officer at tIatre op / Waiien 70,
al Orone noset. en- 8sftiuins iom
@runoen life tiltom BAN; men nj
ituloe BON PROBES.
San lsfteoe 9ouebet os laa op efte1
Ufalten, mems ban pa, omringet al fine
5riftere, bet par iom ON ban beuebe %
frpstebe.
W1eo ct. til flor 6orbauieIle for Be
tilfeoeuarenbe, fuIot ban paa Rne, foIz
beoe fine 9enoer ct Sefunb, bporefter
gan ites Op / Ebppen af Mafen, mems
Stibet mart laa paa ben enc Sibe.
fnart paa ben anben, os mems ban fab
Der, ranbtes Der fra be nebenltoaenbe.
~ie til Ssius / Mafen, pas paa, sSeius,
ou lite faloer."
Otter 6reben par luftet meI.m be
ifrioenbe Waster. fit ban Blabs / GAM
tiaso, meo at bolbe 9amperne / Orben
paa @absrne, en- PIabs iOm nosIs al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

be andre baube uentet ct faa. De ntent'
at en- iaa COB YIabs tunbe lite tiItomm'
en- iaa beais Orens, men Drensen ftOt
sobt pos Eaptainen. San baube taft
fere 9anse til BAN, men par euers uni.
benoe ON. buorlebes ban par bleuer
misbanblet, os bet a Raptainen Der
a%niatte BAN Der i Sautiuso.
NuueI fore grpbre os Seitrs / 9er=
rem, buOr mango at os funoe Iisns
Stibsbrensen. Seq tGnter ban bar
uaret iuris meo &aaben % Beben
StiIbeb, at Sub bog uiIbe pore BAN
ifGrf, os ianosIis CUBS Rratt bIeu
fuIotommen / bans StrsbeIisbeb, naar
ri tente at IS onbe @anbsr pinte os
plasebe bans arme Siel. 3, bpor
burbe ri andre CUBS 8srn tatfe %
Icue Sub, at ban gap Dor lille Brober
en- iaaban Rraft os Stprte til at mob
ltaa al ben Onbe Scr, Der reiife fig for
at mprbe bet lille Seiuburn Iom par fsDt
/ bans SieI.
Seq maa %tiIfsie, at 5Orteuinsen er
paalibelis.
Martin Z bOmsn,
Cumberland Mius, Me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
-uae@ssoSmGoe.

Om Sub oil, afbolbsr Nsbrat
norbIise Rreos fit Toraaors.
Rrebsmsbe | 5remont, Nebr. rc
I'll 9. Marts.
GorbanbIinssemn
/. 5pfIeri % SeIubsbras(eut 1871
9. Etoen.
Waaa 9erren ueIfsn. osiaa bstt'
Wsbe.
s. Is T. Yeberen,
&rebsformanb.
s 9snbolb til o%uenfaaenbs Betenbt.
ssreIie inbbpbes gennsr fra fiern oa
NOR til at beItuse / Msbet.
Eilreiienbe bebes melbe beres Romms
fsrenb ben lobe Marts til unbertesnebe.
Paa Menisbebens 8esne,
u. Us. 2unb, Brait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

par alto, meset a%nsrebne. Seq uar
banse for, at bun en- ffsn Dag ituIbs
faa 5albsipsen (gpiIepii), ba Spmp=
tomerne tpbebe berpaa. @n eGer 10
@anse ON Muunsben / bisie l6 Ianse
Iur pIeiebs bun at fau ct InfaIb %
faIte on, paa @uIuet, fin os ~tiIipnelas
henbe bsb, msb 5anberne fat iammens
tnpttet. Seq par imioIertio iuu beIbis
at faa fat / ct 8lab taIbet vgsjIebsren.
Seq Ieife bet O%mbpsssIist isennem os
bsiluttebe at beftiae noset 'af 9eres
Kuriko. Da bun baube tasst ben i
omtrent en- Waanebs Eib, tom NnfaI=
bene lite tiIbase; bet er nu tire Nar H.
ben bun bar baft noset aufaIb, os bun
er MI aIbsIes frit. Seq ipnss, at Get
er en- bsift mertpGrbis 9eIbrebeIis,
neppe til at tro paa, % bog finbes Der
9unbreber af pore 0enner os bstsnbte,
Der fan bsuibne SanObsben of min Be-
refining. 8t uiI aIbris uare Derss Mss
bicin ~foruoen | port gus"
Goranifaasnbe er fun NOT ct Tibnes=
bprb ON. buiIten geIRsneIis Or. Ysters
Kuriko er for Iibenoe @uinbsr. Dens
0erbi aue be for Ruinben eienbomme<
lise Spsbomme, er uomtuifet. Tufn=
Der bar meb @Iabe afsiuet fit giones=
bprb berom. Mbres aus 6oreipsrssIer
til Or. pster Jabrnep. LEILA g.
9opns aue., Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
&reoSmbOe.

On Cub ri, aster ben norbIise Wis>
confin Rrebs af ben loren. banffe ep.
lutb. Rirte. at boIbe 6oraarsmsbe /
tanif eu. Iutb. Mentsbeb / Oibtofb, fra
20 til 26 Marts.
Msbet bespnber meb @ubstieneits ben
%. al. y Nften.
acknowledgement: l. BibeIens Sns
ipiration.
II. N~uersansen fra Dso til 9iu. l Sub.
3. IA.
8enner af uort firteIise Arbeibe ire
ueltomne.
9erren trsite ebsrs 9isrtsr, os iiprte
Der t al COB Sale % @srnins 2. Tssl.
9. II.
8. Sobnon.
Rrebsformanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Sill ,,9amFeren".
Mel. Ut~orsenFunb bar Sub i Nuno.

Mel. U%torsenFMnb bar Sub i Nuuo.
gaas Os beb
os e bereo
naar 6erren bort big taIbsr.
Maalte / @rp maaite / &peIb
bu peeo ei naar, 0 tGre SieI
bit 2esems Spite faIoer.
grus meb Glib
bin Naabe.Tib,
uor 6aber ter til 9@re,
naar ROnsen tuIber StriosmenO biem,
bu ba mao inbes ibanbt benz
iom bift taI Rronen bore.
81 enbuer,
iaa fses Der,
fOm 9erre, 9erre flyer,
ftaI inbsaa uoi 5immsris,
fun ben iom tiener Sub meb 6Itb
os ei fra SOrfet uiser.
5sIs BAN tro,
bin 6a5er COB.
ON sennnem Ramp % Meie,
saar @eien sennem EransfelssD BAL,
ben fsrer big til Srebens Gal
til 5uiIen / bet bsie.
8. @briftenen,
@inlod, @aib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
&reoSmpOe.

DEN ueitIise Soma &rebs al ben
fOrsnebs bunffe &irte~ afboIbsr, ON
Cub uiI, fit 5oraursmsbe / @lfborn,
Soma, fra EOrsoussn ben Lobe til Ssn=
hagen ben lobe Miarts 1899.
Rsbet aabnes meb @uostisneifs 6re-
bag Sormibbas 81. 10.
SorbanoIinssemner:
/. 6orsIaaet af Rrsbisn:
s5aabst" @pb. l, 17-l9) inbIsbes
al Paitor &r. Mntsr.
2. 6orelaaet at &rsbien:
rJreb msb @ub,~ (9tom 5, 1-ll)
inoIebes At YuftOr 9. Grill.
g~refemsbe QOrsbus u1sb 6orebras
at PaftOt u. W. Nnberisn oper gmnet
~SieIepIsie." 9erre! ienb bit Cps os
bin Sanbbeb (Salm. 43, 81
7. Ratbtafsn,
EreoStormnno.
K
Den banife eu. Iutberfts Msnisbeb /
glt 5orn inobpbsr bierteIisit gennsr
fra fisrn os Nor til DeItaseIfe 2rebs.
msbst. GiIreiienbe bebes ON forub at
msObsle til bpiIten Glib Os buiIten Stus
tion. be uiI TONNE, iau at be tan bIiDe
afbentebe.
geb ON 5errens geIfsnslie til Mss
bet. gaa Menisbsosns 8esue,
g. 8. 6. 9anen.
GH 5orn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Gtsfn1iions
Volf, iom Ieger 0iett.

NortbsW eftern 9inien uil til 6olt.
iom isse 5ism, ieIss @fsfurfonsbiaet=
ter ben 2loe 6sbruar FAINT 7be Os 2lbe
DARTS, meb fauOrabel libsubfrefnina,
til taIrise BIabier / geft os Spb til
sanife niebpanlis Iuus griler. 5sor
Siaetter os fulofianbis nnberretnina
benusnoe mon fig til GbicasO & Mortb.
Ditsrn Ssrnbausns asenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
@tsTonSmpoer

afbolbes / SmmanueIs Rirte,
Raeine, Wis., ira Ssnbash b. 10.
Wart5. GIere fremmsbe greffer ere
inbbubne. tlb.nbps DeItassre bsbes
meIbs fig ! COB Glib til Menisbsbsns
Yraf. Pafor W. g. Mnbreaien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

Vllt8e I'll at Dl0ne. 3r. Solepb
9olst. l73 IS. 14tb ct, @bicuso, 81,
beretter ON fin 9uitrus merfuerbise
9sIbrebelie, iom fsIser: Sire bit uns
bsfalsbe 9aser ber at Spen baOoe beuDe
nnoer Bebanblins, men aue iasbe De,
at Der Inlet 9aab par ON, at bun tunos
fomme fig, ba 9iertet os 2ipmoosren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
2reOSMtDoe.

Om Sub uiI bet, aster Saiuois
Rrebs at .Den forenebe banife ep. Iutb.
8irte." at boIbe Goraursmsbe i Clio
ans Menisbsb" pua 0effben / Chicago.
fra lite til ste Warts. Msbet bespn=
Der msb @uostieneffe Onsbas Nften
81. 8.
Wsbets Acknowledgements uil bIipe:
i. Gobber1unssn / Drten. (Sob. 8,
l4-l5.)
2. giau iom ct @tssmpsI til gopars
iel.
3. 5ptIsri Os SsIubsbras. (9ut.
IL, ~
6erre, uelfisn Dor Snbsans % Dor
uosans!
g. s. MtIIer.
1SiIoams Wenisbsb" inobpber pens
Iisft til R%rebsnsoet. gnbper er peIs
tommen. EiIrsiisnoe bebes melbe te.
res Soume / betimelis Glib til unber=
tesnebe.
S. 80. s an n,
1873 Safin, ST.,
Chicago, SG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
So8banoel I @ampaea.

9. 9OIit' Butit iaIsss bunite 3D.
ger. SaImebsser, gibeIbifOrier os
a%erebsser baues aItib. Os buiIte n
bre Bsser, fom life MATTE foreiinbes,
Orifafes burtisf.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarcts.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
l0c, 25c. II Z. Z. fail druggists refund money
.Justicp I'm The I'hiliUujnes.

Captain A. A. Clarke of the Law
reuce company, in Manila, describes
the police court which the Americans
have set up in the city, and declares
that it is revelation to the islanders.
When a man was fined for striking a
Chinaman the eople were much sur
prised, but when another man was
sent to prison for beating his horse
amazement took possession of the
populace, and they wondered in a
dazed sort of way what manner Of
thing it was that had come among
them. The captain discourses as fol-
lows over the confusion arising from
the use of the different kinds of
money: "But when it came to pay
ing for the dinner was where my
troubles be- gan. 1 gave the waiter u
$40 gold piece; after deductins his 81
he gave me in return nineteen full
sized silver dollars. Unfortunately L
had no wheelbarrow, so had to carry
the stutfa as best I could, part in each
pocket, and n hatful besides. But this
was only the beginning. then went
to the rostotfice and bought one
cent stamp to send newspaper home.
He gave me i'll change half-dolar,
two twenty-cent pieces, four coppers
the size OF an American half dollar
and one the size of quarter. KAN
sas City Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11

tico of the Capitol at Washington,
March 4, 1865, were written by a man
whose school days, all told, did not
amount to one year, and who was
never in college or academy as IL
student, and never inside college or
academy building, till after he had be-
come practicing lawyer, in his TWEEN
ty-elghth year.
Mr.. Weik says that Lincoln found
'pieces to speak in "The Kentucky
Preceptor," containing number Of
useful lessons in reading, compiled
for the use of schools by teacher.
"We are indebted to his stepmother
for the information that his mathe-
NAUTICAL instruction came from Pike.
arithmetic; but he was unable to buy
the book, and was therefore obliged
to borrow the copy which belonged to
q neighbor-presumably Josiah Craw-
ford
Gin order to possess the essential
parts Of the book, lie resolved to copy
them. Having procured certain sheets
OF unruled paper, nine inches wide
and fourteen long, he sewed them to-
gether at one edge with string, so that
they would open like book. Then,
with quill pen, he patiently copied
the essential parts of the entire arith-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11
YOUNG ABE LINCOLN IN TRAINING FOF
THE PRESIDENCY

replied Abe, shifting uneasily to the
other foot; 81 sat up late to read it:
and, when / went to bed, put it away
carefully in my bookcase, as l call it,
little opening between two logs in
the wall of our cabin. + dreamed
about General Washington all night.
When woke up took it out to read
page or two before I did the chores,
and you can't imagine how felt when
[ found it in this shape. 1t seems
that the undertaking had got out of
the weather side of that crack, and the
rain must have dripped on it three OF
four hours before | took it out I'm
real sorry, Mr.. Crawford, and want to
fix it up with you somehow, if you can
tell me any way, for amt got the
money to pay for it with"
"Well," said Mr.. Crawford, "being
as it's you, Abe, l won't be hard on
you. Come over and shuck corn three
days, and the books yours.
Had Mr.. Crawford told young Abra-
ham Lincoln that he had fallen heir to
fortune, the boy could hardly have
felt more elated. Shuck corn only
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11
America Not Looked For.

Nobody wanted to discover America,
They wanted to reach India by SEA, to
reach Cathay, or China, and Cipango;
fabulous island Of fabulous wealth,
whose image seems to have been
formed, partly from Plato's legend Of
The Island Atlantis, partly, perhaps,
from lumors OF Japan brought over
land, from mouth to mouth, by Orien-
tai traders, who had never been further
than China, and, since the adventure
OF Marco Polo, never SO far. Mr..
Fishes admirable book, "The Dis
covery of America. and the old maps
which he leproduces in it, show that
Columbus and Amerigo Nespucci both
died without n suspicion that they had
discovered America. They, and others
after them for years, practically
omitted the extent Of the Pacific from
their conception of the globe, even as
they contracted the extent of Asia
eastward. Where they did, as matter
OF fact, find America, they expected
to find China, and, in the South Sea,
the great island, Cipango. They are
always searching for Cipango, the
court of the Great Khan, or the land
of Ophir. - Fortnightly Review.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11

Re emily the death of the Archduch-
ess Maria Antonio, dowager Grand
Duchess of Tuscany, was announced
from the village of Gmunden, in Up
rer Austria. Owing to the will of
this Princess the papers of Vienna
and Budapest have revived the specu
lations as to whether the Archduke
John, known to the world as John
Orth. is dead or alive. According to
a codicil to the will of the late Arch
duchess she bequeathed third of her
fortune to John Orth. The date of
this document is April Is, 1897. Ever
since the vessel in which the Archduke
took passage went down several years
ago off the coast of South America
the fact of his death has been dis
puted During the Carbohydrates
war the rumor spread over Europe
that he had been identified in the
japanese General Yama :ato. Other
accounts say that he is living in some
South American city, and others still
that he is dwelling incognito in Eu-
pean capital. But wherever he may
be, if he is alive, it is believed that
he still keeps up communication with
old friends ut the Vienna court. A
significant feature in the codicil of
the Archduchess's will is that it makes
no provision for the disposal of the
property belueathed to the Archduke
John in case lie be dead. The docu-
ment assumes that he is alive. New
York Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11

An incident occurred at the court
house at McMinnville, Tenn, recently
that is unique in the criminal annals
of the state. William Brown had
been on trial for several days charged
with the murder of his wife, and the
jury returned verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree, which
means hanging in Tennessee. Just
as the judge was about to pronounce
sentence, one of the jurymen stated
that he had passed through the trial
under the impression that it was John,
the brother of the murdered woman,
who was on trial, and not the husband,
and that he had viewed the testimony
from an entirely different standpoint
than he would have done if he had
thoroughly understood the case. This
Development neces stated setting the
verdict aside, which the Judge did
after some rather pointed remarks at
the sovereign who had sat through
five days Of an exciting criminal in
ve'tigation and had not been able to
learn who was on trial. Cincinnati
En1uirer,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-02-11

Conductor Bill Turner raised 2176
crates of liberia peaches from thirty
five acres of peach trees planted in
January, 1896, the trees being only
two and half years old when the
fruit was gathered. He had forty
acres planted seven years ago, Of which
half were killed by the May freeze
four years since. His farm is near
Marietta, Ga, and his profits on his
peach crop of 1898 paid for his farm,
the planting of the trees, and all work
done OH them since. He rents the
land to plant cotton between the peach
trees, and the rents have more than
paid the interest every year Oh the
original cost of the farm. = Ringgoll
(Ga New South.