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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
ct interesiant Styffe
biltorie.

Tpbi iuet | Narrlauos Stppe | BEN az
maieiirttie sl,ree rmriusebe Gniieienleol
lepeAe Der | iprriae Gorhuroreoe en- DRnrb,
Tom aieRHem fine ihGroiee Stnoier % pioer.
ftdbtltee llRberiegeiier bar nuuoet iaapel
tine Sanittoiaes Som icuere SIpaters Got'
remmcltQhe0. N2eoenS andre, I bisie repplls
tipuGre Gieer, bar optognc nico trigerlte
6ptbereoeller, hensleb hans Tagc ! SSreo %
30, ioei ban ejoroe bet til fin SiDsopanpe at
brtr8e Slelp % 9iuortu9 Ill DC Sntti9e %
Spge. Somirroielsminlerns par nninrli9pts
| bine 9a9e negei ooarliae. D}an par ma
item ~roeluifenoe heuoiii Ill Hlonlna. Men
@lenitanoen for oiSie 2trirr tunee ifte en-
gang beuptte fa oeraf, tbt TOM Gut bar Der
iilitpot BAN ei llheie, Der baooe foraariaget
en- drumming Of Rpgrnoer, bullet aloroe
BAN I'll en- "pu'felru9sct." Som en- 6sl8e
heraf reiiie bon oltio ttitoot.
. affianoen fra @aaro til Baare % ira
Sal I'll 9ni par ofte nteget tor, 2ette az
ItrGfteoe BAN bog lille / miubite Dtanos,
beripm ban trpeoe. at man trrrgte I'll bans
Sielp oe Sruoigheb. San bito ~laaleoes
tieuot piSeR on, HE blot / ben Del al Yarp'
lamb, bnor ban paa ben 5io boeoe, men pa'
Iaa I 3ele af Qerriplonuier % Sirg;itia.
Zen Ranb, on, huem ri itriper, Dor aurle
Or. Better Tahruep. Sebisinoer I'll ben MI
p9reuoe Tpttpr, ipri bRrer iarlr1e Napu.
pans 2ip par life belt % boloeNt piei III
oioenItabeIige Epriiningcr. ban par oa'nn
en- attip Seoer % StFtte l bet airieiuKfHno,
IL bpiltet han hrrte. Ssi par eeHue Cor
ming al SIerte % aoHo. Der Giproe BAN
ga dibplot. ca ipm bar bepnaei eiier'oU'
tiernt al benz blauot hpil,c bon uirlsoe. I'll
III at hrnrc oeRne YRaHoS aRJEoe ION gfen.
asite % Sprser.
Web bette Tor Gle bier CT Screening .sl.
bet " Abe SSahrner Rempral 6slociaiiCU'
ior fort Tio iieeu ititet ! Sun Wax. SRI
Zen or tcutmen / SeVeeclie AZ Ic'turrHs
'aarrle Sntie", Der al ham bler hsE5tlei
iom S1boratpriun DIP. 90 ensuH sr ! itI
uelie COB Stanb. TeHHe Satte aatsr E.z
N al inogleroe meo a Ssrritaitt % 'oriuRe
0en meo Ct Sobbersas ioM Sgtpttel'g u1ce
Seirl,gets S~eeiRgReIier. AGr oulti tIaecS
snonu, bpbleRoe pp melgul SIeEeHe, otu
eilee. bois 'riite. tIFligr 2nHo / hiHe !THof;
%ioriuuRbue Saae interchangeable ZEN trriie
S~anoriuesmnno. Zen nj nj blipr adbnsi
I'll fri Gfbenrttslie for bet relieubs gubli.
'unt ii Sanoheo en- britt p~nfieRbe Npad0e
II minbes en- laaonu Maros gin o. 6prtles
leiier pai, en- 0Iaue, Der iaa utrRtielig isr'
3eOe Tor Soliets leaeriliae pa ndneeltee 3el
orb. Eet hRnoer life oite, at ell Wduo,
iris SilpGrelie er beH9leoeu iaa rplig %
9ramirt, belt optageu ION han par ntco
Sorifntrger pad S~RgefunIters Snraaoe, /
paab ON osrpeb at game tine WeomerUes
Ter, blirer eriuoret meo Ell lanbGr 2@refrpgt
/ treble % iieroe Slrgtsleb.
Ct er ilftert, naar en- apmmure | Dor bro
aiife % esentierliae Sio c~iientlls anertjen'
ser en- D9aHbs 6prtienelter % er pilig I'll at
)anorase ie %innoauue uogiiter for at bGbrc
]nns Rinoe os 'prplante bans YIN til font
ncube SlGgter, oa har betue Rano pGret
toget mere enb nlminoeltgt, os bans Slu %
Birtiombeo bar life uRret ior9irpcs.
Saaneset til 9Gre for Spitueersr al Or.
Eeter's KURIKo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
On M Sioe al ga Grippe.

NGiten ale peo, at Giieruiriningerue eiter
20 Grippe or beilt alpnrli9c. let CT ct sat
tim, al va @rippe ! Nlminpeli9heo ~efterlas
Der oisle Rinier / Splirmet, al bpilte itben
prganilte S%pg0omme opItuar, % efter ct
Int Sper'lag al iremraaeuoe meoictrIfe
NuthOriteter lnoer tbue Grpeent al ale
Tp0Sialo / De iioIte War iis isre oireite til.
bage I'll 0enre ipm ben pprinoelige Mariag.
Ter bRrler for HGrpGrenbe en- M Spioes
mi al ga grippe % ben bar oHtaget andre
5prnrer, Der oGtter me9Pn Sonrerfipmheo
iroeu SG9eitanoea. Htau bar pibit, al oenne
SpSoom ofte eroer nleo 0lerteieil, Rprebes
tGuoelie OF andre Dr9auiite Sp9oomme, men
bet er Ill blcuen op0a9et, pperrnltsuoe JONI
bet Tan lpneS, at Snnet % Sgrielen ufte
bliper loGtfet, ia, at iuloitGnbig 8linoheo %
SBpbeo bar reiulteret, meoens / SiliRloe af
riRooanlig Stren9beo euopgian Cab al Sprs
ltauoen bar iprcfpmntet. 9ette otier, hppr
lunllt og Iarlig oenue SnQbpm err. Be ipRts
feube Gfteruirfnirger or altio tilIteoe Ell
etler nrocn Sornl. Wan bliper pperpGloct
al Ell Splelie al Srptbeb % Watbeo, Der
sleuuemtrGnger hde Spitemet. Get CT bic
pen beuiIt. at Glarlagcn ligger I 8looct Sipss
uPoIten er blepen lOrprrpet, % bette inooirs
Ter iglen pdd be noie Sr0aner, De ipaaclte
iPAlA' Sfdlbh' VIZ lhpfS u lpuHi fHHll I
Srgartsnlcn, ioa pii so Grippe iiu0e bet.
3et er oeripr ielpinoipienoe, at naar Bio
oct er Iunot % nurmnlt, fan Spgoormeu Inn
9lpre lioet ellcr intet Sremitriot. bullet pier,
bpor upoueuoigt bet or al BRUCE ale Spriig
tt9beosregler Tor al bploe 9ipSpGoifen frilt
% Iraiti9. uoii9terre til at forrme iia for
m%iuoites / famine 6prbplo, iom Spltemet er
iuagt.
3r. Heter's KURIKo er blcpen brliat nleo
ntGripRroist SeIo baabe ipm Ct QQges %
6orebpgaelieSmiooel. 3 ben isrite ga
8rippesGpioeml anbefaleoe Sabritanten ben
til Tine mango 8euuer, oa han bauoe iagttas
get, at be, buis Blob bar nprn1aIi, par n9s
ten fuloIiruoig fri for Spgopmmen.
&elrets llbllobeo, uiorligtigbeo / at no
lGtte ll9 for 9tegu % Sue uoeu at tase be upbs
oeueise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pg 6oriemnelie
al De ferlte SDmpipner er bopeoiageliaen
anioarlige for uoitr9fniueeu al ben iiRrpG.
rcnoe Gpioerti. s getragtning Of bpao
o~oenior er neooelt, er bet neppe upbpenoigt
at nohRoe, bppr uigtigt bet er at banole
prpntpte, iaa mart mari m4rfer rpsen S1mp.
toner paa So @rippe. Spao &dlaet al en-
0eoicin arsaar, iaa oil ma iiube, at Sr.
Heter's KURIKo er ct 29geriooel. ma
tan Itole ubetiuact paa. Sen pil bpg9e op
SnItemet, rerie 8looet, paaifnnoe 9ircula'
tionen os sjere en- n9iten uintootaselis for
Spsoom.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
ara RionatSioIcnS 9anp.

Scum, pr. Stier, Rprse, Den 21oc SUM.
Or. Y. 6abrnep, Gblrugp, 81.
10 leg CT blepen pperbepilt on, at Or.
geter'5 KuRIKo er ben beh1te Meoicin /
DauoeIer, er Ieg iaa fri at ipprae, ON sc bar
1ogcn ggent ior lomme I Norge, % I iaa
SiliRloe, brent % boor?
WtH SDiter bapoe / 6 til 10 gar liot al
oaarlist Blob. ouu ig9te ale gG9er runot
Der, men I'll in9eu 3ntte. sun &er9euolGa
% 5~iosipiloe. Seq par en- 5io boiiooenoe /
X. 8aiota, % bn reg | November iprri9e
Nar reiite biem, iiebte ie9 meo mig 10 itpre
5laIfer meo 81. Yeter's KURIKo. "a buu
baooe oruttet up Den enc, par alt Ell betnoes
lis 5prbeorins %fpresaaet mco benoe, % oa
ben anoen bar tilenoe. par hun alpeles iriit
% er bet fremoeleS, roeet bun enc % alcne
bar @Ib % Eeres Wepiciu at tatte for. On
@eoiciu, iom tau slgre iliae lluoere, buroe
Iinoe en- uoitratt Nupeuoelie paiaa her /
Rprse, % oeripr or bet, at icg puiter at
bltoe Qgent for iamrte.
Soroentenoe Guar meo bet igrite, teener
Ieg n,eo ben Grbgoisite Silieu.
6. G. Saugau.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14

Suien % Htueuius | Del enc are. .Gslaa
Wapen bar | lfprbeu, % je9 hdpoe Sopeo'
pine, lebiasst al e pin,meibeb, Der ctte eleroe
mia uepstig Ill at arbeioe. SEQ issie Here
qaaer oe brugte 9iebietucr, men uoen inn
beriie Sialp. Den iioiie Soitpr, ieg bdnoe,
iagoe, at bet bar 8ntarrh | RGit % Sopeo,
o. ban srpe~riuisntereoe % giproe mol ut
bsbfe, men ban iuuoe life heIbreoe mig. Seq
beitsmie mig bn til at tlebe kuRfKo, gil
til en- Ggent % III 4 6lnl'er, iorr 1sg bril9fe
% oleianimen, ben enc otter ben nnoen % I
Epersustcmmelie meo InpiSuireerne. SEQ
iglte mig on eauite aroerleoee | belle Herpe
initemet. SpimmcIheDcr bar life iubiunbet
ia iioen, o. ies ticaoer, at Spgopmnten or
icripunoet fro Qegemct. NRit Cub taller
les Tenn, Sr. Doctor, for 3eres ubmGrfeoe
KURIKo.
Web Sringtelie, 6. Z. San9e.
Qeapitt Ct. Rp. 705.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
aeIbreospe RbentnatiSme.
ct. Spfepb, an, Site gua. q

ct. Spiepb, an, Site Gus. '9S.
Or. g. Gabrnep, Chicago, 81.
Seq suiter at aiI9g9e min 3of til lem
for, bpab DC glcr iOr ben Itosnoe wferuc1tes
beb. Seq bar Ell at binc ulptteli9e, iom
isgtr Qinbrina for Smerte, men leg SlGocr
mig orer, at reg life isate forglRoes, oa leg
gjOroe ct Sorise meb 3eres kURIKo og
OLE-OID. Seq bnpoe lille brugt mere eto
en- bair SLATE az bper, fsreno je9 opoo9eoe,
al ica hurtig 9leuuanot min Selbre0.
Seq hapbe | pmtrsut ire aPaaneber libt al,
hpGb gRgerne benGpute p~nrnlptiit Hheuma'
iisnie % fauot iugeu 9iubring. iereno jeg
~beauHhis meo 8ereS KuRIKo. Nir gel
brse or MI uomGrfet, ug leg fan rofsre NIT
Susarbeioe iad spbt iom nogeniinoe. Dfin
peuitrt grru, Der bar uRiien liolss, er MI lise
laa teri % irnitig iom | min unaoom. SEQ
;rry, ai ise lipIoer Eeres Wfeoiciuer nit 9tp.
gpcN paratig 5atremmeligbeo forbliuer
itl Ieres fprbrrone
Riunie aeferiou.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
Ten met fforarteoe Weoieim.

Sr. Sobn 8. Gblunb, en- peItienot Sorser
SrppbetStopu, gu, itriper iom fol
ger:
"5or 9 Gar iiben feb ies meset Of 8beu,
motisme, iaa at je9 bar apot til at bare 9
9Gser, men be iunoe intet ejpre for mig.
Saa beennote ies at tage Or. @eter's KURI.
Ko, % otter at Ieg bapoe bruet op 9 SLATER
oeraf, bar leg iuloitGnoi8 bslbrebet.
6pr 2 Nnr iioeu bleo min Suitru meaei
ina al 60 grippe. Sea ieuote Itrar Buo
eiter Spftor, % ban par otte @auae hos os,
men bun blep Barre ipr bper 3aa. BUN
uiloe lille tnse mere az bans Weoicin, men
begnubte meo KURIKo, DC ba bun haooe
taset y SLATE, funbe bun bare pppe. ,3ea
iuroe uGpne mango Here SnabomshliRioe.
iom Or. 9eter's KURIKo bar tureret, men
bette faar pRr moi. Sea amer KURIxo
lor ben melt itprarteoe Mebieiu, ipm nosen.
ilnoe bar pGrct at faa Der | 9anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
Ora bet bini,nelSfe Rise.
Soufpn OHM ssu 14hr Con,

Sanfp NJ, 6ina, ben 14oc Sept. 1896.
81. Better Sahrnep. Chicago, 81.
Ten &asie meo KURIKo, ipm gaitpr y.
STATION paa min Gnmoonine bsitiIie, %
iom De ieubte mig, auipm | spo Stdno iiipr
Splt. Seq Ituloe hape ifrepet Ill 9em meaet
tioligere. nier banber, Te oil ttl9ioe mig. ri
ilenbte pel Ill Srrbieu ai 9eres KURISo.
iereuo oi reiite Ill Sina, 90 al Den Grlno
ltreu ri eiter ben. Zen adsic pi mpotpa /
Spit, % ion, iss bar Seripn til, er M pp.
brigt, o9 min SOne. ipm bar ineet Stprite.
oelen oeraf, rpier Meoicireu | bpi Grab pa
beoer mig beitille NOT en- 6asie.
geo be beoite Euiter pm iortiat Selo for
lem Ielp os 8eres Reoicin, tesuer ieg
yeo reger Natelie,
Reu. 9aniel ReIion.
Gor. c. o. The Am. Nor. China Mission.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
@amIe miuocr.
Nouu9s Greer, Ro.

NpuuaS Greef, Ro.
Or. y. Sabrnen, Chicago, 81.
Zen kUKIKo, lom Ieg beitilte, anfpm
Jrouipte, o9 leg er bel ~iprnpiet meo ben. Seq
jar toset ire irton SLATER % amer mig alle'
.eoe iom bel betalt. 9en Dor o9iun hapt en-
.)iounoerli9 Sirfuiu9 pan min Batter, iont
lar brugt ben. SUN har / IS Gar pRret
Jiuset al Scioimeiier. SEQ ltal meo
SiGoe pere a9eut Tor Tenn, on &c gnitcr,
men ic9 er 9aTumel, ba Ie9 blcp ieet / 9laret
1917 / Sir9iuia. Seq hprte on 9eres Sch
teiuoer, eomle Or. 5ubruep, oa leg I'm pai
II lioeu Gut; ban hapoe mGnae Enticnter
Der pda Ganer. Seq !ror lite. jeg piloe hare
snbt eiter 9eres Mebictu, pnr je9 life bapos
buffet paa, buao ie9 berte ont BAN.
Yieo iRroeles Gaielie,
Sbps. @. W%allprp.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
cper 8ier8ene.

gsrum Slifer, 9annrt, a., Hripcr ben
l2te Suni 1873: SEQ bar en- lioeu SBn, %
ga ban par ptHtreui IRE Mnnucocr 1ammci,
liulaSrcocs ban, trotil ban ueieoe inn ptte
Ruuo. 10 IorifleIl9c Eager tuHSe iutet
liere for hnut. IcrcS NPeoieln bIalp bonl
" i9icn, % ban CT M itGrt oa tpf. Niu
Batter bar oRret uloer 10 NG0ers Behaucs
ing b%nluauoet Nar. 7e oaaitoo, at bun leo
n 2~cperir9oom. SUN iorip9ie 9cres Meoi,
III, % Den hlalp beuoe. "a lea par Ii til
iemten Gar sarmel, pleieoc min Saocr al
ieuoe mig oper Slsr9ene for at ptie 5ol,
Seien til garrIc Sr. Subrreps 9pHtor. 9eree
Weoiciner er uomGrfeoe pg giper COB @ila
Irepsitiuelie."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
Spao en- cttiaartns feer.

Gid Greet, 81, 28be Gtt. 1893.
3r. Better Sabrren Gbicogo. 81.
7eres KURrKo blep ristia mootnaet % er
blepen unoertaitet en- 9rirois YrpDe. Seq
er MI 81 Inr, % 9eres Meoicin bar hinlpet
mig uiouroerlig msSct. Seq laa tilienss ai
H%prelpgopm % alminbelig SpGtfelie. Seq
bapoe meget beitige Smerter / Hp99en p9
&ofterue. Eeres KURIKo bar aloeles furrs
ret mig % glort mig feb. Seq peier mere M
eno | min trnftigitc M~arbbontsalber. Seq
tatter Sub ipr Ceres oibuuoerlige Miebicin.
Rep Naietie.
Rep. S. Wois.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
On ~tafnemmeiis meoer.

SEsiaRapolis, Sub, lobe Suit 1898.
IT. !. TohrHep, Chicago, 81,
4m SaultIir iadpcliom iea ielo fan bgilig
GEbefolc Srres KURIKo. vi bar bruet ben
/ omireut iets Raaneoer % timber, at ben
uorettsr ali. hpao Sc Tiger. gfit lille 8arus
AHltsi par beoGtiet mco Sinner OF lloilet,
men efter al bape brugt en- 6laite KURIKo,
sr bun mi garite fri Oerior. Seq piloe lite
pGre ipruoG ben bperfeu for mig ielu eIler
mine Spru.
geeS meBen astelie,
Mrs. s. RpSbera.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14

lWH 2UpITTK morynmvTyn,
DR. PETERS KURKo ct en- pD@ Sk ct ct ni@t @mf al Jmnm Of ZEN Sahmi
.,1nr m.s;;rh t,,,+h rom finn fhn~ bhu bn 5Fta DR. PETERS MRKO nnbAuna,
9r& apn bar ct ugHr Summer; MAR e fpbr f.
br til ben, fpbi ben er fulbfanb9 ill., Athletic lite CT ba uuanrte ri nnnna "''
ufabeie % lite tnbebolbr nusen
narfphfe eQr mineralfe SngreGenfr, fm f. Gr. Ofprfn, Spmn. grpm. 9nHInI,
GaDme, gHmutb, Mrienf pfn, men Ct iammenMt ublufknbe al peoetabl0e aez
aanbbele. Den er megt pnMt, fubt ben er esmt fr grn "a teIfote NerIonsr
Den e bebaseis at tae % foraariaser lite 8palme, Smenbaipnt ben e ct m1nt
9ratp, fa er Ben bog fpf % fremf en- Slpbsn0r, briunbe rrsnbeerne ub of
Qeaemet aiennem Naturens bGtl befemte Sander.
Sffpren On DR. PETERS KURnno er en- uafbrubt Sfqffe nf esItpbs1sr, e s.
fr I9ennefet almtnbetc Spgbomme.
Or. r.. Babrnep,
112-114 60 @opne@ pmme Gbraan, 81
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14

IRAN bebpper life at p9re pirtelig ina.
isreuo man trGnser III at renie Slooet.
Selp De iraitiglie bebsprr at iitpes pp en-.
gang inlellem, Der Inoes ~ianoipHlispis in
tet N~Ggemtooel, Der uoouer en- iad pcloip.
renoe 5nofpoeIie Ia Sr9auismeH ipm Sr.
BEERS KuHIa
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-14
2merterns CT foripunone.

Gbicasp. On, ben 2Oos Gan. 1896.
Or. y. 5abrnep. Gin.
Srr 10 e!ler ire War iihen / ginter hIep ic:
argreben az en- Spsoom, Der bsspuofe mel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-12
Has IIer Money Laundered.

'sThe demand for new bills for shop
ping is on the increase among women,"
saida local bank teller, "and is getting
to be nuisance. A great many wom-
en- won't handle any currency that is
not absolutely fresh and crisp, and in
the north al. the banks that make q
specially of catering to women's GUS
tom, keep asupply constantly on hand
for that particular purpose. Some
times the bills are hard to get, especial
" those of certain denominations, and
gold is unpopular on account of the
danger OF confusing the $3.50 coin
with bright penny.
"It is not generally known, but bills
can be washed and ironed as easily as
o pocket handkerchief. A wealthy
woman of my acquaintance has all her
money laundered before she uses it.
She turns the notes over to her maid,
who washes them thoroughly in hot
water with ordinary soap suds and
spreads them out on a table to dry.
Then she dampens them slightly and
presses them with medium hot
smoothing iron. II the bill is not
frayed this process will make it De
bright and crisp as when it first left
the treasury. 1t is astonishing how
dirty money gets. If one could see the
water in which dozen commonly cir
cuated bills were washed it would
give them a permanent aversion to the
trade of teller. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-12


bsirsyVi1liam Van II orns on Their Part In
pevaiop rln,s
Though the pulp and paper industry
at Grande Mare on the st. Maurice
river, in which Secretary Alger is
largely interested, is the most exten-
sive of its kind il Canada American
enterprise is abont to give Canada q
still more important establishment of
the same kind 1t will be situated at
Grand Falls in New Brunswick.
Sir.Willian Van Horne, president of
Canadian Pacific railway, who is in
terested with Secretary Alger in the
Grande Mare concern, pointing out
the remarkable fact that both that and
the undertaking at Grand Falls were
due to the tourist travel to Canada.
Secretary Alger came here few years
ago for pleasure, and while up the st.
Maurice saw the water power and
pulp wood side by side and grasped
the opportunity presented. Senator
Proctor of Vermont comes mp to Can
ada hunting moose very often. His
guides took him 10 Grand Falls and
he conceived at once the idea of the
powerful syndicate that he has formed
tn operate the water power. What
Canadians ne failing to do for them
selves, said Sir William, Americans
are doing for them. He could not
understand, when he first came to
Canada, how Canadians failed to take
advantage of what nature had done
for them. They see their natural ad-
vantases every Gay and do nothing
with them. American tourists, on the
other hand, come here for rest and
recreation. They are never too tired
to use their eyes, however, and while
recuperating health and energy in
Canada they quickly see and appreci-
ate opportunities for enterprise. Many
OF the finest buildings in Vancouver
and Winnipeg, he said, have been
erected by tourists, who when pass
ing through those cities forasaw their
future. New York Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-04-12
THOs. ). ADAMS PROPRIETOR.

have been more than a second when L
saw fame leap from the muzzle OF the
gun. I heard the ball whiz over my
shoulder; my Indian friend had seized
the muzzle of the rifle at the very mo-
ment when the trigger was pulled.
Had he been but the fraction OF Sec
ond later some one else would have
had to tell this story. :
I had seemed under o spell as l
gazed down into that little black hole,
but the sight of the fame and the
noise of the discharge restored me. !
cleared the intervening space with a
spring. AS came through the door
like wild duck on the wing | saw
my Indian friend and the fourth man
of the gang struggling with Leonard.
They had just taken the rifle away
from him, and moment Inter he
broke down and became hysterical.
The men assured me that the gun
had been accidentally discharged, and
although I knew better I accepted the
explanation. Leonard state was pit
liable. He seized my hand and press
ing it convulsively between his own
again and again asked my pardon and
walled, "Why did you hit me so hard?'
For over an hour we worked to
soot.. q and quiet him, and finally I saw
them al. ,ut of camp, just as wagon
filled with our own men returned.
Barton also turned up as the wagon
pulled in, and then I learned for the
first time how frail my dependence on
him had been. New York CONNER
cial Advertiser.
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OH Rarnan Baths Revived.

A strange and interesting sight to
the visitor in the town of Bath, Eng
land, is the old Roman baths, built by
the Roman invaders of England A. D.
go, which have recently been restored
by the Duke of Cartridge and now
thrive in NIL their ancestral glory. They
are situated on either side of the main
street, which owes its origin to the in
vasion of Ca sar and are massive stone
structures, one so by 40 and the other
50 etsquare. Until the last three or
four years they have been utterly neg
lected until the Duke Of Cambridge
proposed their revival, when the work
was taken up with considerable enthu-
siasm.
The history of the town tells of the
popularity of the baths until the inva-
sion of the Saxons in the sixth cen
tury, when the entire town was burned
and sacked. For centuries the baths
were used as quarries by the Saxons
and later by the Normans until they
were finally utterly lost sight of. Then
when the abbey was built they were
rediscovered in the year 1764 in the
course of excavations near the spot, but
no effort was made to restore them
until 1871. Then they were uncov-
cred, but it was not until the Duke of
Cambridge finally suggested their
complete renovation that an effort was
really made to e-cstablish them. Now
the two arc used, Que for hot water
bath and the other for cold. Besides
afrording IN interesting relic of the
Roman civilization, they are an i'm
mense aid to the sanitary provisions
of the wn.-London Mail.
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ity. Members received no compensa-
zion for their labors. Some peculiar
laws thero were. No member was
permitted To marry, Father" Rapp's
theory being that every member
should be able to add his share to the
general ondeavor. Thus there were
no members born into the society, but
all recruits came by election. The
members looked not to the future,
but thought only to secure content.
ment and plenty in this world and
everlasting happiness in the next. a
tenet of the commune was that wheE
ssFather" Rapp died Christ was to
make His second appearance on earth
and take all mambers to His bosom.
During "Father" Rapp's lifetime,
and under Ills administration, the So
ciety prospered wonderfully. Not
witistanding that suficiency was
all that was aimed at the industry of
the members brought annually a large
surplus, and wealth accumulated.
"Father" Rapp made profitable in
vestments of tho society's funds.
In the later days of Rapp's reign
the society reached the height of its
prosperity. After his death, however,
disintegration began. BY this time
all the original members had far
passed the prime Of life, and were
we'll content to abate little of their
efforts and enjoy more at ease the
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DEWEY AND Won DlEDERIcH.
The Hero of NEanila's Message to the
MeddIesorne German Admiral.

Tho Hero of nEanila's Message to the
Meddleso,ne German Admiral.
In the article 'With Dewey at
Manila, y by Joseph L. Stickney in
Harper's Magazine, the first detailed
account of how our admiral put a stop
to the ill-mannered behavior OF the
Germans after the battle Of Manila, Is
given as follows:
Our courteous and courtly commo-
dore made no sign. He was waiting
until he could put an end to the whole
annoyance with one crushing blow.
At last the opportunity came. He
learned Oh unquestionable authority,
that one of the German vessels had
landed provisions in Manila, thereby,
violating neutrality. I was not pres
ent when he sent his message to Ad-
miral Won Diedericb, and therefore l
do not speak from personal knowledge
concerning it; but I learned the facts
from perfectly authentic source, as
follows:
"Orderly, tell Mr.. Brumby I would
like to see him. said Admiral Dewey
one forenoon.
ooh, Brumby," he continued, when
the fag-lieutenant made his appear
ance on the quarter-dsck, Il wish you
to take the barge and go over to the
German flagship. Give Admiral Won
Diederich my compliments, and say
that I wish to call his attention to the
fact that the vessels Of his squ"dron
have shown an extraordinary disre-.
gard OF. the usual courtesies of naval
Intercourse, and that finally one Of
them has committed q gross breach OF
neutrality in landing provisions in
Manila, a port which I am blockad-
ing
The commodore's voice had been as
low and as sweetly modulated us if he
had been sending Won Diederich an
invitation to dinner. When he stopped
speaking, Brumby, who did not need
any better indication of the commo-
dore's mood than the unusually formal
and gentle manner OF his chief, turr ed
to go, making the usual official salute,
and replying with the customary "Ay,
ay, sir.
"And, Brumby, continued the Com
modore, his voice rising and ringing
with the intensity OF feeling that he
felt he had repressed about long
enough, "tell Admiral Won Diederich
that if he wants tight he can have it
right now!'
Brumby went with his message, and
the commodore paced the quarterback
in silence for considerable time, evi-
dently working off some of the high
pressure that had brought forth this
emphatic message to the German ad-
miral. The latter sent back the en-
traordinary reply that he had not
known anything about these actions
Of his captains, and that they would
not be repeated. When one considers
the rigidity OF discipline tina" is sup
posed to exist in the German navy, the
character of Admiral Won Diederich's
apology is all the more Incompetent
sible.