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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-07-13

one had to know and to love her the
terms are synonymous) to see her with
the eyes of the mind. Those who knew
her-they were not many-saw her as
a child. but they loved her as a woman.
A woman TO be loved fiercely. hotly;
a woman to dare for. to work for. to
achieve for-if need be, to die for-but
to die for honorably on life's battle
field. fighting to the last.
A woman at whose feet mans sue
cesses might be laid. and whose one
word of praise would be all-suihcient
guerdon.
All, ye women, VIII you never un-
derstand your wondrous powers to
make men or to mar theml
You laugh at this "high-fown nom
sense about child" do you not?
forgive you, for you never knew my
little lady.
Until my little lady came into my
life / was alone. Do you know what
that means? Have you realized 1t?
Can you realize It? To go out into
the world. to eat and to drink like
other people do. to shake your Fellow
creatures by the hand while mentally
you spurn them under foot and VOID
your rheum upon them. to greet all
men and women with lie upon your
lIps-a lie that processes interest IN
their health and in them for whom you
care no more than for the starving
mongrel which you drive from your
doorstep with n savage kick and an
oath muttered through set teeth. 10
he without any love for any living
thing; nay. to hate the whole huge
human race because one man and one
woman have proved unworthy-to
hate and Ioathe yourself even more
than YOU detest the vilest thing that
era wis the earth-this 1t is to be alone.
Ana so was until my little lady came
into my life.
How wen I remember the first time
met her,
siIlv woman who thought might
norcbance become the purchaser OF
one OF her silly daughters. had asKeu
me to come and help amuse some
children" thinking. no doubt that the
,uv.nile setting would enhance In my
ewes the value of the jewel she IN
tended for me- 81
II did Just the reverse. have al,
wavs loved children. and the sight Oh
their sweet Innocence made me nate
The men and women there stu more'
sot in a corner and watched the chii,
dren play. Wishing could be one -ol ol
them again. My little lady was iore pre-
most in the games. but presently sno
Ieft the Others. and came to s't near
me. =. .sted
Have you a headacheT she askea'
in a voice that struck me almos. uA
consciously as too deep and iuii ior S'
young a girl. with
"No-a heartache. l answefeu -
ont thinking OF what saia. anu .n !,
nngry with myself for sen-pe.'.,a "a tn
tried to joke away my an'"'' sfp
tslk nonsense 70 tho chi'q'
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THE GULF CT MA,n-
A Great Place for IN. nrs.d,ar ss
Terrible storm..

Terrible storms.
I~ Sulf OF Maine is geographical
division not marked on average maps.
for y Is chiefly referred to in scientific
treauses on the general subject of tho
tides says Golfers Weekly. 1t is
FORMED by the great curve OF the Amer
lean coast from Cape Race. the eastern
extremity of Newfoundland, westward
ana southward to Cape Cod and Nam
tucket Into this curve during normal
conditions OF sea and air a current sets
perpetually from the far north. known
as the Labrador current. II makes its
way southward inside the gulf stream
and cools the water, even In summer.
as far as Nantucket sound. In the
winter months, when northsriy winds
prevail. terrific sea is hurled against
those rockbound shores. and when
rocks are wanting the sands are torn
up and shifted. forming Islands and
new bars here and there. involving tho
snifting OF myriads of tons in a single
day. that may mean destruction to the
unvary or even TO the most wary OF
navieators. Newfoundland and Nova
.NsttA "'tt bht iiitp tht irAtk
these gales, and theoretically It would
seem that their bold headIands might
form something OF n lee along tho
shores OF Maine, and down perhaps al
most as far as Nahant But in point
OF faet they seem to have very little
ensct. Possibly the wind is drawn out
OF Its general direction somewhat by
tho conformation OF the shores, but
at any rate when n northeastcr Is blow
ing there is very little shelter to he
round, except in the landlocsed hnr-
bors or behind the Islands that are
fortunately OF frequent occurrence In
the exposed region. The government
observers OF ocean phenomena In their
forecasts OF North Atlantic weather
Tor the winter months habltualiy pre-
dict gales OF greater or less severity at
intervals OF about seven or eight days
covering all this zone and extending
southward as far as tho Hattcras. or
perhaps even TIL they melt away into
the gentle trade winds of the tropics
But not even the photographic office
ventures Rs yet to predict very far
ahead the approach OF phenomenal
storms such as visited this coast Mt
the end OF November. 1t could and
did give warning several hours before
the storm began to make Itself felt at
the virginia capes and along up the
Jersey snore. Hurricane signals wero
promptly set nt every station away up
the coast as far as the Jurisdiction OF
the United States extended. and II the
coastwiso authorities OF the British
possessions had only been willing to
accept the warning of American
weather prophets. they. too. might
have shown danger signals for .ao
benefit OF their seafaring population.
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fInsr wkAnERs OF plooMsns
tn. women OF tho Alp. Ls.s Hard

life.
Long before the days OF bloemers
women on the higher level OF the Alps
wore trousers and no one thought any
thing about II. says the Kansas CITY
Times The Alpine women wear the
bifurcated garment for utility and no,
for beauty. as one may judge II he or
she has ever seen one OF these girls
While she is talking to you the Alpine
herdswoman Ia quite apt to thrust out
an ungainly leg. plant heavy boot
on the neck OF goat and stand thus
while she converses. With the ex-
ception of the blacks who endure n
life OF hunger in the heart OF Africa.
there Is hardly any chs In the world
who fares so badly ns the hcrdsmen
and hordswomen OF Switzerland Their
fare is meat that has been dried. salt
ed and turned into unsavory leather:
rye bread that Is like blackened cih-
ders. and cabbage stalks In pickle tina;
contain about as much nutriment as
a walking stick. Hungry as the herda-
woman may be on her return homo.
she must eat but sparingly OF these
dainties. for fear that they should
como to an end before another trip TO
the valley can be made. These women
breakfast at In the morning and
then answer In response to the cattle
lowing nt the door OF the chalet. beg
ging 10 be attended to and driven up
to some favorltc Alp. They eat again
some twelve or fourteen hours later.
when the weary tramp back to the
chalet is about to begin. Between
times. with sickles. they reap the long
coarse Alpine grasses which are to
serve rs food for the cattle during the
winter. The grass Is bound into bun
dies ns large as the women them
selves and carried on their backs down
to the homesteads. The winter Are
wood is brought the same way The
chalet, the home OF one OF these wom-
en-, is the most plcturesue OF any peas
ants dwelling place. but inside II IA
not desirable. II is usually perched On
the crags of the Oberland and Is dark,
| for the windows are constructed not
so much to admit light as to keep out
the heavy SHOWS OF the winter. In one
corner is low. broad platform wl.h
sacks OF hay and couple OF blankets
upon II. The less luxurious dlspensc
with the blankets and tho herdswoman
usually goes to rest in the same attire
she wore during the day.
II
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m, wor,a,. peepe.. wells.

n compilation OF the deepest wells
in the world gives one at Fassy'
France. depth 1000 feet at La chapelle.
Paris. depth 1880 feet; at Greneile.
Paris. depth, 1873 feet; at Neuzalwerk'
near Mlnden. depth. 2,asS feet; at Kis-
sengen. Bavaria, depth 1,7S7 feet; at
sperenberg. near Berlin. 4.ie0 feet.
is said to be the deepest in the world
at Pesth, Hungary. depth 1882 feet
In the United States there are wells at
ST. Louis. depth 3.s43 feet; at Louis
vile 2.Os6 feet; at Columbus. Ohio
depth 2.77s feet; at Charleston. s. C.,
depth 1880 feet.
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agents q
body wnl
.ory at -
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an who'd
wore a z
b he losN
II histl
body -
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gALvE FREE FOR PILES.

q Kindly inform your readers
that for the next thirty days
R we will send free of charge
sample box of our wonder
4 ful 20 Drops" Salve, which is
~ quick and positive cure for
| regardless Of how severe or how
Standing. 1t is the greatest spc-
Enown TO the medical world to-day
us terrible malady. This is ac-
|ledged by thousands of grateful
Fduals who have been completely
by its use. Do not continue to
|, write at once and secure a free
i box of 20 Drops Salve. Price
bd SOC per box, prepaid. Swanson
|maiic Cure Company, 160-164 East
Street, Chicago, Ill.
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MY LITTLE LADY.

Ny little lady" I used To c,,, he.
and the diminutiye incensed her v-s.,
". II is such an absurd name" shs
would say. and besides. you know how
much l dislike any remarks about INV
personal appearance. 1t is quite mis-.
fortune enough to be so ridiculousIv
small without being reminded OF IT con.
stantly." - e'"-
An but one of these days you will
De great" would say. and she would
laugh happily at the prophecy-how
'hat happy Child laugh of hers rings In
my ears even now-and would accuse
me OF blind partiality, which is" she
would remind me. quoting a fayorltc
saying OF mine. which was prone tn
recur often In our many literary dis
cussions. only another form of martha,
blindness"
now shall describe her, wonder.
now put upon paper all the inconrru-
Gus charm which made her what she
was.
10 tell you of her appearance is to
oeiie her character. for the outward
oeing and the inner self had no sister
mood. save when now and again. at
some chance word that inspired a no.
Die thought in her. the woman's rlo-
rlous soul peeped shoy out through her
oiue eyes till they grew dark and deep
ana the warm glow of her divine in
teiiigence permeated and shone
through her clear baby skin.
She loved poctry-true poetry-and
remembered all she loved in 1t. All,
IL you could have heard her recite
poetry as l have!
AT such moments she was beautiful
more than that. worshipful.
l have seen young men and cantank-
erous old women rise spellbound to
that bright angel face and listen
breathlessly for the words as they fell
from those baby lips.
AT such times the beautiful story of
the Christ child in the temple has
seemed to me to gain strength and
| have pondered wonderingly over the
power some mortals have to hold and
enthral others. binding them fast to
good or evil.
/ must speak of her as child, SUD-
pose. in order that you may see her
as she appeared 10 the physical eye;
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or norHE DAME.


.,o, of our readers to
ir. iienn.of Of Notre Dame uni
'usn, name. Indiana, one OF OF
ie,.tional ie institutions Of
s,rs 1ss appears in another
hi: bis pspss' ssse occasion to look
1is, "a their sons during the
s0Ir President who will
ne Dialogue free of charge.
a. particulars regarding
~ - Of studies, etc. .-.,orv
with the univer-
En- students OF all grades
fssls ,ss ia Tor higher studies.
sIsl e.,ss Course intended for
Psss'aa Psasssoaring for business may
p pm me or two years accord
u nh,Iity y OF the student. st.
III for boys under thir-
| D1r5i unique department OF the the
? The higher courses are
10 s's overy opportunity OF
nv .asa,,selyes in any line OF
nav choose to select
' = IN class-work, exactness
Il Students, and devotion n 10
rterests OF all. are the as
! Characteristics OF Notre
Ear rssrs of active work in the
,sratlon have made this In
smous all over the country.
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MRS. LowNpEs BUFFERS BREAD
She Is Kept Busy because of a Curious
Fancy.

Fancy.
Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes, wife OF the gov
ernor OF Maryland, is engaged In the
beneficIent work OF curing whooping
cough at Annapolis. says the Baltimore
Sun 1t would be better. perhaps. 10
state that Mrs. Lowndes is kept busy
responding to the appeals OF a curious
folklore fancy OF southern Maryland.
In the household philosophy OF that
section It Is grayely stated that II the
mother OF twin children will butter
piece OF bread for a patient suffering
with whooplng cough the little one
will be speedily relieved upon eating
It. Two OF Mrs. Lowndes' sons are
twins. Whooping cough is now prev
alent at Annapolis. These two state
ments give an index to her present
troubles. Anxious mothers OF late
have been appealing to the lady OF tho
executive mansion In season and out
OF season. No social function is too
important to be interrupted by them.
The door guardian Is constantly bring
ing In Macedonian cries for pieces Of
buttered bread. Mrs Lowndes Is too
.kind-hearted to refuse to respond 70
this curious superstition. and has used
in this way many pounds Of the de-
licious butter that is brought to the
executive mansion from the governors
fine farm near Pompey Smash. Ala
gany county.
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advise all people to try Pe-ru-na. As I
used Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lln while |
was passing through the change OF
life. I am positively convinced your
beneficial remedies have relieved mo
from all my Ills"
Pe-ru-nn has raised more women
from beds OF sickness and set them TO
work again than any other remedy
Pelvic catnrrh Is the bane OF woman
kind. Pe-ru-na is the bane OF catarrh
in all forms and stages. Mrs Col
Hamilton. Columbus. o.. says: Il rec
ommend Pe-ru-nn 20 women, believing
It to be especially beneficial to them" !"
Send for n free book written by DR..
Hartman. entitled Health and Beau
Ohio.
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No Truekl,ox.

The horse thief was defiant. Il
blame my early training for my un-
happy fate," he shouted. glnring fierce
ly into the stern faces OF the vigi-
iantes. II scorn to truckle to public
sentiment by blaming Mark Hanna"
So the hardened wretched died. as per-
haps he deserved to die. Judged by the
rugged standard that obtains In this
cruel western community.
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- tan your Daughters.


.rv.s Academy at Notre Dame.
ranks first among the educa-
d Institutions for girls. Young
from all parts OF the United
are found in its classes. The
: have Just issued a catalogue
irontains much valuable data.
desirous OF sending their
srs TO the best institution should
or this catalogue before decid-
sending them elsewhere. 1t is
the supervision of the Sisters
Holy Cross and is located at
Dame. far from the excitement
village life. and right among
autIful scenes of the Creators
work.
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m, Great hear. Mo,emen,..

Prof. s. is heavily built man
Of slow movements. whose personal ap-
pearance is suggestive OF bear. He Is
also In charge Of the astronomical de-
partment. Meeting friend. the pro-
fessor said. Thomas do you take any
interest in the movements OF the heay-
emily bodies?" Yes. like to look at
the stars once In while" well. II
you want to observe the movements
OF the Great Bear. come to my room
tonight. I'll be in"
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r.,,,,.,,ou nf rraIrle err...

The corn stalk has been redeemed
tom the Are, and now the prairie grass
IL IN the line of dellyeranee from ere.
,..,on :, The tough, wire-hbered
grasses are being made into binding
.aine and IT seems to be but ques-
.,on ~ time when rugs, mating, rope
"a "a cotton bagging will follow.
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e...n On. Ernm cnrdMnod.

u McLead OF Tacoma has invented
klna for the combustion of ordinary
"a. producing cheap and nom
Ina Illuminating and heating gas.
III has in operation model with
Ihe has demonstrated that one cord
hood will make from 5000 to 30.Oo1
4 gas and leave thirty bushels OF
III, worth 10 cents "A bushel. The
In be sold at 10 cents per 1000 feet.
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RohIn.on crusoe.

.bo wish to take an interest
inc referring to the scene OF
~ : -Robinson Crusoe.' will be
n learn that the Chilean
N, has decided 10 rent to the
hldder for fifteen years the
Mas Afuera. one of the group
Fl adjoining Juan Fernandez.
II altered at the minimum an
\, of $1,000. TO be paid 10 the
[ent treasurer at Valparaiso.
Z rents the island must make
'iesst once n month. by steamer
ur vessel, between Mas Afuera
lnaralso.
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rn. sweet cir, Graduate.

my graduation essay will be Just
dreadful" said the sweet girl. why
do you think so. EtheI?" well. Aunt
Jane wanted to help me. 80 am let
ting her write while ma and worry
About ny sown,"s-priroIs Frre Pres
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Nor, Than lie Could stand.

yes" said the party who was speak
ing OF the Oldest inhabitant: "he was
1o4 years old and apparently in good
health just before he died" Went
on suddenly. did he?" Rather. He
heard OF man aged JOG in the next
county and the shock killed him =
Puck
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Remember that cholera morbus.

cholera infantnm. summer COM
plant. bilious collie. diarrhoea and
dysentery are each and all catarrh
OF tho bowels. Catarrh IL the only
correct name for these affections.
Pe-ru-na IL m absolute specific for
these ailments. whicn ARE 40 com-
mon In summer DR.. Hartman. In
a practice OF over forty years, never
lost a single case OF cholcrn infan-
tum. dysentary. diarrhoea. or chol-
era morbus. and his only remedy
was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring fur
ther particulars should send for a
free copy OF Summer Catarrh."
Address DIR. Hartman. Columbus. o.
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Making Arrangements.

"I want to get up a popular dem
onstration." said the Paris agitator.
when does monsieur desire it?" To
morrow" I'm very sorry. but mon
sieur's rival has engaged the mob for
tomorrow. but day after tomorrow II
will be disengaged. ."-washington
Star,
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suburban Courfcsx.

Jones. them people mex door
! to borry the lawn mower'
right. Mary Ann. Tell them we
ft any. but will lend them our cow"
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Are you us,na ALIENS Too,-Esss,

It Is the only cure for Swollen.
smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. n powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
6tores, 26c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen s. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Z.
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SIN In Demand.

MARTIN. there's no use In CROWN
hay any more. The sutymobllcs will
run horses out Of business"
Don't git discouraged. Jonas. Soci-
ETY. folks win have to have their hay
fever jIs' III same
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Making L,s,, a, Her.

The Sword Swallower-Isn't the lIv-
ing skeleton ridiculous? The Snake
Charmer--whst now? The 8. 6.--why.
! Inst heard him saIl the frt lady Tbs
IIGht pf Nj, fxlstrncs.f
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CRITICAL PERIODS
In Woman's Life Are Made DAN
gerous by Pelvic Catarrh.

Mrs. Mathiide Richter. Donlphan,
Mob. says:
- suffered from catarrh for many
years. but since have been taking Pc
rn-nn | feel ntrnng and well. | would
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Are There -FOUR rnst..

Experiments recently performed give
reason for believing that most So
called sensations OF taste are little
more than combination of reports to
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A HARD one.

. literary society at Florence Is dis
n.,rg the Important and pertinent
euss, ..,,on "Resolved. That hammock
g aursd more dangerous lbaH . sofs- -"S-Kan'
sss City STAR ~
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A s.r,or. pro,,i.m.

1--WE ought to have some new furniture.
But what. Carolyn
II don't know whether to get an Ice
chest that looks like u folding bed, or a
folding bed that looks like an icc-cheat"
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Halls Catarrh Cure
taken internally. Price, 15c.

think my wife will stay at home this
mer How do you know?" She
y IKE my taste, and told her
II she went away
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padded" ''What for7' so the neigh
bors won't hear us when wa mako Ice
oreanf."
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A up.nImoy, Demand.

We had row out in our suburb
about naming 1--WE new streets" How
did you settle it7" why. we had to
name them sll Dewey"
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Fauities. starch.

Best and goes farthest, gives stiffness and
elasticity. No sticking, blistcring or break
Ing. Every grocer soils II, nenrly every
body uses II. IOc package.
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Dol Your reet Ache and purp,

Pike into your shoes. Aliens Foot
a powder for the feet. 1t makes
or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
e Bunions, Swollen. Hot and
l'lng Feet. At all Druggists and
stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE.
'ess Allen S. olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
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"How.s your .nnt7'' "Fine, when we
moyea 10 my wife hnd 70 lend her piano.
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!ese automobiles will ruin the coun-
What do you mean?'' "Where are
going 10 get good luck II we can't
Al old horseshoe once in awhile?"
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Lpllsh7" e''''' 'i''' ~
,te gave bonds to keep it."
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
tn.aren teething, softens the gums, reduces I'm
A-4on' anAys pain. cures wind collie. 25c bottle
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Educnts Ynur npusl.

Your bowels can be fraiaed we'll as your mus-
cios your brain. Chscarots Candy Catnart train
your bowels 70 do right All drnsRists, ioe 25c tc
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Gertrude I've brought you home two
bushels Of artificial purple yiolstr."
mind?
you had MS many on your hat nv that
girl next door,
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|'diric.

.yis great
lie on the -
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