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The Worcester spy., 1899-04-16
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The Worcester spy., 1899-04-16

There are many limitations of Dr. sle
gert's Angostura Bitters-most Of tneII
dangerous. The genuine is a housenoi
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

SARAH GRAND, the author of ''The Heavenly
Twins, says that sin olden time home prison,
but now homes training schools Prisons, now
adays, considered training schools, hence the
logical conclusion must necessarily be that the
fashioned prisons are, to say the least twins. Now
let us hear from the author of BE it ever so humble,
there's no place like home
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

If YOU find man in whom the desire to main
tain good reputation is extinct, you find one who
has abandoned all things earth earthly and is nothing
but inane bit of material which is out Of harmony
with the surrounding elements.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

NOTHING produces success more quicker than
force massing the mind on a given subject for a
specified period. Brooding that which is beyond
remedy will evolve serious results it will fac-
tate or achieve success in business.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

WHILE Hanna speaking in Ohio recently,
somebody in the audience asked him if he believed
in public ownership of franchises. The silence which
followed was so impressive that you could hear his
eyelids drop.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

IT IS reported that General Shafter was carrying
negotiations to start frog ranch in Minnesota.
We think this is merely rumor, as there is entirely
too much activity in this business for that corpulent
form of the Generals.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

The Saturday Review, Of Baltimore, Nd, is now
regular weekly visitor to sanctum. The Review
is one of the handsomest journals in the country and
is filled to the brim with very readable III after.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

ton of the stage should get seats
just behind the orchestra.
The Omahogs have had two
long years of the Exposition. It
is now in order for them to crawl
into a mole, etc.
The man who is satisfied may
not make much progress. The
world may consider him a fool;
but, nevertheless, he will have lots
Of solid satisfaction, which is the
next thing to genuine happiness.
Where shall man go for just
ice? is the question of the nine
teenth century. How would it be
to try the ''ice man?" His is.
Justice business.
'If man can't stand criticism
he'd better steal a COW and live
quitel y on the milk Josh Billins.
Yes! And if he can't stand pun
ishment he'd better not steal the.
COW.
Beneath this massive pile OF rocks,
Lie the remains of Old John Clocks.
His name was Boyle; it was not Clocks,
But Clocks was put to rhyme with Rocks.
e e
Turkey has been keeping one
eye on Russia for some time past.
The '"Turks" in this country are
also keeping one eye open about
this time Of year.
A few good friends "well
heeled,'' are political necessity.
w. j. Bryan's speech is silver
and if the papers don't lie, he is
coming it into dollars.
A justice of the peace in Cincin-
natl has decided that a hunk of
bologna sausage was not danger
GUS weapon. If it was made out
of bulldogs, it is perfectly harmless
in that condition.
Two heads are better than one.
Yes, even in kissing.
It is only the small stones that
throws you on your launches, you
generally walk around the bigger
ones.
An umbrella is like time. Once
lost, it never comes back.
$$$
If you want to make the time
pass quickly, don't look at your
calendar too often.
When you are in hard luck.
make the best of it. When in
good luck, make the most of it.
The man who is cheerfully
patient, will sooner or later be-
marked for advancement.
Fools laugh at "any old thing,''
and, when wise man laughs, they
wonder what he sees to laugh at
Dere schmart man thinks dot he
vas eber ting. But When dere
cooper shust drops on his head
NIT der pilly, he tn, goes town like
Won sausage.
In Cincinnati, Jennie Bass has
applied for divorce from her
husband Sam Hook. It's very
clear that the fish wasn't we'll
hooked.
The way the starch trust is
controlling affairs in that line, they
must be doing stiff business.
$$$
An eastern paper states that the
much wived Farnsworth must be-
crazy. He certainly will be when
he gets another look at some of
them in court.
$$$
Down in Ohio a wood saver
found satchel in an old hollow
stump, which was filed with green
backs. Mark Hanna says his
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

IT is believed that the tremendous big demand
for oysters will soon them to become extinct
in a few more years Oh we'll, the prune crop is
always reliable, SO there is no danger for alarm.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

DURING the past week several piano factories in
Chicago have closed account of strikes On, WE'LL
her tomcats are still plentiful and will continue
doing business at the old stand.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

WHEN the English go boring, they expect to
strike couple of gold mines diamond drift at
the very least You bet they are not looking
for oil or gas this time
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

ONE of the sprightly publications that comes to
our exchange table weekly, is the Toledo Critic.
Aside from the fact that it dabbes considerably in
politics. it is Of the best things aAoat the sea
of journalism
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

The people at Washington are getting the
American liberty pole whitfield down SO thin that
some dude will carry it off in mistake for
of these DAYS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

The English are using dunn dunn bullets on the
Beers. The way the Beers have succeeded in cap
turing the flower of the British army, they must
have gone them one better.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

The Porto Ricans are somewhat superstitious
They are looking for Messiah to visit them Well,
the blooming chumps had visit from Uncle Sam,
and still they are kicking
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

GENERAL JoUBERT's courtesy toward his pris-
oners is warmly applauded by friend and foe alike.
Even in England the press not only speak Of him as
a humane man. but rate him as strategist that has
few peers.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

MARRIAGE ceremony in Chicago was postponed
two hours account Of the bride losing her false
teeth The minister, who was little deaf, couldn't
hear word she said.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

ONE of the "Anties' claim that Aguinado's
motives sound and patriotic. His patriotism
mainly depends on the size of his bank account in
Hongkong.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

PRISON is where you get up against the real
thing. The only decisions one meets with there is
when he dreams of bygone days and awakes to find
he is still in it,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

WHEN Dewey visited his old homestead he found
that the souvenir iends had carried off everything
but the echo in the old WE'LL It comes high to be
great man.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

The unexpected has happened. Gen. Eagan is
going to South Africa to smell the canned beef
which is being shipped there for Tommy Atkins.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

FREQUENTLY we hear of one complaining that
his future has been impeded by the ncarcera
ton Of a brother in a penal institution. Directly
speaking honestly believe that the responsibility
which the individual takes upon himself, has con-
siderable to do in shaping his than the
downfall of the relative We admit that his position
is not pleasant one, and while few may look
askance at him and perhaps avoid intimate acquant-
ance, still the majority of sef-respecting people
are just as loyal and obliging formerly Ignorance
and prejudice often causes his atmosphere to be
chilled and especially is this when he voluntarily
lends his personal assistance by neglectng business
affairs for the flowing beverage. Here is the demon
that destroys family ties, financial prosperity man.
hood and the respect of his fellow citizens. If he
had maintained his former position of sobriety and
cordially toward his friends the fact of his brothers
degradation would not have detracted from his
putation gentleman by the merest fraction.
This brothers imprisonment may have impressed
him profoundly, but nevertheless his fellows would
have respected his grief and still acknowledge him
as their equal before God and man, and protect him
against the envious insnuations Of the vulgar and
unfeeing abortions that compose part of the pop
ulation of every community.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

SOME of the eastern papers trying to boom
Grover Cleveland to the prohibition ticket
Grover is becoming about as troublesome as Agui-
naldO is.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

A KENTUCKY farmer, while under the influence
of whisky fell off Of bridge and was drowned a
few days ago. He is now under the influence of
water
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

IT'S enough to drive an editor wild
To be robbed of the toll of his brain.
But there's no use of kicking about it,
For the critter will do it again.
A woman in New York had to
pay fine of fifty dollars for saying
that Miss so and so used cotton to
produce that beautiful form of
hers. It comes high to speak that
way of the fair sex, but goodness
they can't help it.
If Ohio goes Democratic, Mark
Hanna may just as we'll erect his
political monument. For what he
then gives utterance to, won't have
any more influence than has one
of those donkeys in braying over
in South Africa for it's mate in
Missouri.
A politician is one who spends
his breath blowing noise into
other peoples ears.
The man who voices the opinion
Of another, is simply an animated
phonophone.
A married man should not find
fault with his wife's ways, unless
the way-bills are too large.
Mckinley has notified the Cuban
authorities to hang up big stock
ing next Christmas. This looks
like Mack is going to make them
a present Of the island.
Since Ingersoll died we hear little
about the mistakes Of Moses. Un-
doubleday he is now telling Bob
how they happened.
Over in Minneapolis couple Of
thieves had a falling out and now
they are both arrested. They will
soon fall in again-the peniten-
tiary.
| Old Crimp is now a-cOming on
| AS he has done for long ages;
When he strikes you he's apt to ask
| What come of your summers wages.
New York's loving cup is decid-
eddy in the shade since Dewey has
those ruby lips of Mrs. Hazen to
attend to.
Though "the mills of the Gods
grind slowly and exceedingly fine"
[ have failed to hear of anyone
getting a sack of meal from them
yet.
By his re-enlistment, Gen. Funs-
ton avoids going to Congress.
Since Roberts has been sent there,
seats in Congress are at a discount
$$$
William Dean Howells has a
short poem called midway in
Current Literature" Well bet
Bill has been to the Omaha Expo.
Strange to say, roast coon seems
to be more popular with the whites
of the south, than with the blacks.
Republican papers all over the
country are comparing Bryan with
Aguinaldo. We think he'd size
up along O Mark Hanna better.
A lady who had been to hear
sensational preacher, said she was
just like field Of corn. Shocked
you know.
A Dentist is a man you see
Who tries to do just what's right
He pulls out other peoples teeth
To get things his own can bite.
$$$
Out west a few old maids at
tempted to larup an editor with
the small end of a telegraph pole.
He compromised matters by agree
ing to give each grizzly hug and
five snorting kisses.
$$$
81 see," said Mrs. Hayseed look
ing up from her paper, chat the
Beers and the British are fighting
around Ladysmith."
"Humph!' grunted her husband,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

JEFFR1Es has licked Sharkey in last Friday
nights batle but it is hard to tell who has really
until they get their typewriters in running
order.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09
CORPORATIONS say that prosperity has caused
the aldermen to reduce their price considerably

CONSIDERING that Mrs. Langtry's husband has
already become furiousy jealous of her, she must be
addicted to talking in her SLEEP.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

METEOR display is scheduled for this month
some time. This is an item which the trusts have
omitted in their general roundup.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

SOME ask others to be man, who don't no
even the definition of the word. While catering to
their desire to benefit I' first last and all the time
their sporadic actions amusing is cage
full Of monkeys. Although their aim and desire is
to pull the wool others eyes, they only succeed
in cracking the thin that heap of
falseness and mighty little truth about their own
worthless hide
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

FRIENDSHIP is something like a fictitious bank
note. A too close scrutiny might cause exposure
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

SOMEBODY should make motion to send few
of those generals in the Philippines over to the
Transvaa to learn how tits DONE
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

IF GERMANY wants to feel Of England's pulse
she can do So but she will suffer awful repulse.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

A WIRELESS burglar caught in Milwauk
the other day. That is, he had no connections.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

In HIS present engagement, Dewey is not COM
PEELED to use any powder.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

JEALOUSY is power that recognizes no danger
or hats when the white emblem of truce is displayed
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09


Saltwater Mimi
the prisoners and is edited and man
be home newspapers to
prisoners acquant
Information to aid dspng that prejudice which has
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published above.
In HIS present engagement, Dewey is not COM
PEELED to use any powder.
A WIRELESS burglar caught in Milwaukee
the other day. That is, he had no connections.
IF GERMANY wants to feel Of England's pulse,
she can do so, but she will suffer awful repuse
JEALOUSY is power that recognizes no danger
or hats when the white emblem Of truce is displayed
FRIENDSHIP is something like fictitious bank
note. too close scrutiny might cause exposure
SOMEBODY should make motion to send few
OF JnOSe generals III CHe IulllpplnoS over 10 Tie
Transvaal to learn how it's done
A METEOR display is scheduled for this month
some time This is an item which the trusts have
omitted in their general roundup.
The unexpected has happened. Gen. Eagan is
going to South Africa to smell the canned beef
which is being shipped there for Tommy Atkins.
JEFFRIEs has licked Sharkey in last Friday
nights battle but it is hard to tell who has really
until they get their typewriters in running
order
A KENTUCKY farmer, while under the influence
of whisky, fell off of bridge and was drowned a
few days ago. He is under the influence of
water.
SOME OF the eastern papers trying to boom
Grover Cleveland to the prohibition ticket
Grover is becoming about troublesome as Agui-
naldo is.
ONE of the "Anties' claim that Agunaldos
motives sound and patriotic. His patriotism
mainly depends on the size Of his bank account in
Hongkong.
WHEN Dewey visited his old homestead he found
that the souvenir ends had carried off everything
but the echo in the old we'll. It comes high to be
great man.
PRISON is where you get up against the real
thing. The only decisions one meets with there is
when he dreams of bygone days and awakes to find
he is still in it.
MARRIAGE ceremony in Chicago was postponed
two hours account of the bride losing her false
teeth The minister, who was little deaf, couldn't
hear word she said.
The Porto Rcans somewhat superstitious
They are looking for Messiah to visit them. Well,
the blooming chumps had visit from Uncle Sam,
and still they kicking
The English using dunn dunn bullets on the
Beers The way the Beers have succeeded in cap
turing the flower of the British army, they must
have gone them one better.
IT is believed that the tremendous big demand
for oysters will cause them to become extinct
in few years Oh we'll, the prune crop is
always reliable, SO there is no danger for alarm.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-11-09

Down in Ohio a wood saver
found satchel in an old hollow
stump, which was filed with green
backs. Mark Hanna saws his
good luck is due to republican
prosperity.
$$$
Maud Muller vaulted to her bran new saddle.
She rode clOthspin fashion, mode d. astraddle
Her defiant look on the judge was sent,
Then across the prairie she rode hell bent,
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Negotiations whereby another steamer ~
70 saii for Cage Nome this s>ssou were
concluded last night Ia tbis essy- The
steel steamer Alpha has been specially
chartered for the voyage. which. owing 20
the fact that the craft 10 . British bottom.
VII be made from Vancouver. she 10 70
sail from thai sprs on the evening u u~to-
Der 4 Passer9srx and freight booked
from Seattle, - sIso the United States
mail. viii be sent 20 vancouver ~ -aia
The North American Traasporfzfsos AID
Trading Company n the principal party 20
the charter, which wns secured from Sans-
uei Barter. owner Of tire vessel Mr Ha--
Der 10 also Interested A. a cnsrt~rer slors
with several other Vancouver and Seattle
bsstness men
The failure Of the Alliance 20 return 10
the north made u imperative sor sne Nersh
American Transportation and TrsIins
Company To secure . charter arruna~m~ns
with some other vesses In order 90 get SO
rapidly accommodating freight TO a. Michael
and Cape Nome before the close Of the
season. Owing 90 the fact that the govern
ment held the Roanoke here two WEEKS %
more u rendered 10 impossible for that
vessel to maize fourth voyage. - vas IN
tended.
The Alpha II . comparatively NV ssses
steamer with accommodations for = pas
serwers and q freight capacity % 20 tors
ehe makes On average speed Of fourteen
knots per hour For ssme time pass she
has bern plying between Lynn canal and
vapcpuves.
The Aipns win clear for Dutch Hars.r.
going thence 10 Cape No0e. snd later 10
D. Michael Her chssssrers figure Tat
she can make the round trip WIN ease In
thirty days. thus running out ~ Berfng So
week o. ten days and possibly . fort
night In advance ~ the ice.
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stand, whore crowds Of the musSc.,ov,ns
public sre continually attracted. Many
persons from Ill over the state had read
In the Post-Iateilissnce Of Miss Gould .
ana the noble work Of raising money for
tns washington volunteer fund that she
scrtptions Of her face. form ana gowns.
Hstls creature sxeuisstsIy beautiful was
e1pecteo. few had drawn q msud's eve
picture half % charming.
AROUND the case containing the iarsess
ana most beautiful doll In the state large
crowds hung all during the Afternoon.
only to b Increased many times during
the evening. She was the central object
OF interest In the main hall and many ana
long were the sxcIamstions Of surpvtse orr
arst behoIdins her,
on, mammal Unclaimed one little str,.
Creased IN the height Of fashion. look AZ
thet big dol)te. Oh. amt she nice. Why
mamma, she has nicer hair and clothes
thsn have. VIII ] ever have . doItss 20
nice ~ thstT
Then fhs mother explained that her
dsnsnier stood . chance Of becoming ths
Ssoss<ssr Of Miss Helen" for hev nams
was one Of the competitors, whose friends
are struggling 10 sseus. the prise Tor lhs
most popular little lady Tn the sssss.
Ths most interesting sight 10 be sesn
around Miss usien's" booth last o,sht
was when . mother who had bese shov
ING MISS oouid' 20 her child attempted
70 lake hss little girl away. Then al
other mussc II the hall wac drowned out
The chtid, IN anguish, 10 the fpi, eapse,sv
o. W. Mss lungs, refused 10 10 moved
from the spoe Promises Of candy ssd
snap Tvprimsnds were without avail. I'M
~ ne .ssaspsrstsd mother psehed tins
babs ~ ess arms sBd Dssssd into the ma.
eh.Rery hall
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