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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

bergliden. Sic mif9t 5i9 ab1plut ni9t in
Die Bolitit, unb bas lit cine ibrer berDprz
ra9enbiten @igeni9uffen. Nls treue 8urin
babt 1e Die uitlanber unb tann ni9t be-
greifen, parum ie ni9t ba6eim geblieben
Itnb, anitatt iib UNI fremoer 2eute Ingez
legenbeiten gu fiimmern.
l1eber einen 8eiu9 nit 6in6erntlen
beim PrGitOenten &riiser f9reibt cine eng
lifde Dame aus benz Natal: vNls i9 bor
%einigen Monaten na3 Bretoria fam, tpurbe
i9 bon benz kb9uften Munf9 ergrtffen,
ben Prdfibenten &riiger gu ieben. Sd ipraG
al1o BEL elmer mir nabeitebenben Dame aus
Der 8erpanbtf4aft 8riiger's bDr unb Bat
tie, MIDI ein3ufiibren. r@etpiB," fuete fe,
uno mir gingen gu benz bel9eiOenen tleifen
9Gus9en bes PrG1ibenten. rWarten sic
brauBen," iagte meine 8eateiterin, ni9 min
Sic 3uerit brinren anmelOen." Sic tlopfte.
unb elm @ntel bes 8rGiibenten eri9ien an
Der Sbiire. rSrdu Sriiger fann beute gaiez
manben ie6en," fo9te er. ul1niinn," err
ptoerte meine Sreunbin, vmi6 fam fe
INNER feben; i6 min gIei9 binein uni
i4auen, mas los it," geuh ~tpeni9en Mt=
nuten fam ie auriid, rSrau 8riiger," fugte
fie Iddelnb, lift bel f9le6ter 2aure. sic
1T gerube nit benz NbitGuben beg @peiie=
3imn1ers' bef4dftigt, in benz u1n Elm 1br
cine 8eriammlung Der @recutibe abge6ulteu
perbsn 1pQ." Sd iteqte mir OOr, nie es
ietn tpir6e, tpenn Die fran30fr9e Prdft=
benttn bic Pra9tfGR in ben Champs @lDs
fees, abftduben po0te. vSSa," fu6r meine
Sreunbtn fort, nfe min feline gnglGnberin
mebr 81 @eft9t betommen. @or einigen
Monaten bat fte ndmli3 Elm paar engIif9s
Oamen %empfangen, bon benen cine in ibrer
@egentpart bemerfte: y0as fir cine ate
@3a@tel Ous it'll" SIR gnelti6 fpre9en=
Der @ntel mar unbOfli9 genug, feiner
GroBmutter Die i~9meibelbafte 8emertung
3u iiberieben. = Ser prGfibent befommt
ieBt 9erobe fein GfIen, unb bann f61Gft er
eine Babe Stunbe = mir t0nnen i'm al1p
rt4t fe6en," 8ir gingen unb i9 briidte
nrein 8eoauern iiber bas Se6li9Gaeen bes
8e1u9es aus. Mber elmer Der beiben Dor
benz Saufe ftebsnOen Poiten muBte MIDI gez
bort 4aben. 9enn er rannte urS na9 unb
i9rte: SD min i'm fir sic berausbolen. "
unb pirtli9 erf3ien er 9leid nu46er nit
etnem @tubl, Der duf bic 8eranba ge1teQt
lpurbe, unb benz 8rdiibenteh. ST. nurbe
ibm bDrgeiteGIt. Der PrGfibent Seigte iif
feinesmegs bon meinem 8efu6 erbuut, itieB
Elm paur &au9polten berOor unb ipie min
fat auf meine neuen 96u9e (?). Gr fagte
einfa4 rSuten Sag!" unb begab ii9 Damn
baitig fort. Sd bin nun bon Der berz
bIiiffenben ginfodbeit ieiner Manieren poG=
fommen iiberaeugt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

Seine sSrau tpnr Bel Dem Nn6ltd ent3idt.
sic be3eibnete ben @nttpurf als tpunber%
bon. Die Sbrdnen in ibren &ueen goben
3.euqniB bon Der 9ant6urfeit unb benz
Stola, ben 1ie in bteIem Moment empfanb.
Sn befbeiOsner @etie itelte ie bunn bic
8itte, baB bic 9utfrOne boil g%elaiien tperz
ben mD9te, bumit Die @Ogel BON benz ft3
BORT 1ammelnben @afer trtnten fOnnten.
Oiefe unb anbere @ptioben 3eigen ben
6errli6en G6aratter Der Srau, pel6e BON
benz 8ol6e iiber ONES Oerebrt unb geliebt
pirb. SIREN @ema6l betet tie an, unb
man 1T augeupein Der &nii4t, oaB, tpenn
er einmal Itir6t, fe i'm gang gepiB nt9t
lanse iiberleben pirb. @r 1T i6r 9err nnb
M1etIter, i6r Sbeul unb Stern.
sic erblidt in linn ben peifeten Mann,
Der lie gelebt bat. Sic 1T Elm groBes ST.
nan3genie unb ptrb BON ibrem eisenen
gplte nit gRufeG Sage un6 2sttp Green
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
: OuBeseefGbrGt6iH. t1eine

eefGbrGt9 1T, tGetne
&tn6er nn6eaufft9tigt NIT &aBeu
5ufammen gu lafen, benefit pte0erum fol-
genber 8Orfau, Der itb in @umberg, 8e8irt
&ei@enau in 8Obmen, eretgnet bat. Oie
s3iegelmu9ersgatttn Marie 8afalto 1ieB iQr
feds Mpnate uItes SO9ter9en Qnnu in
einem &%inberpugen in benz 9Ofe elmer bOrz
tigen 3iegelei liegen uno entfernte it9 auf
tur3 3eit. @Is fe 5uriidtam, iub fis, boB
Der 9uusfater benz 8tnbe uuf benz 9alfe
unb benz Munbe lag. Sic iaste bas S6ier
babOn, bO9 bemertte ite, buB fi4 0us Sinh
ntbt ne6r regte. Sic nabm bic 8Geine ouf
unb elite NIT ibr gum Nr5t; bieIer tonnte
iebo9 nun ben Sob bes &inbes fefItenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Glue 4Hr bet aActt
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
esfenterte, StarrbSe, eboIera gsorbms.

SurbfaG, Siarrbos, Cholera Dtorbus ober i9meras
bate Gntleerunqen Der Ginoepsibe tperoen in Is Wti=
nutsn bebobsn bur6 &aOtpaD's 9teaOD Itelief. Seine
GoneeftiOn ober Grt5itnOung, feline Setbargie ooer
Mattioteit bat Der @ebrau6 BON &aopaD'g 0feaOp 0Res
lief inn @efolge. 9reibig ooer ie35i9 Sropfen in eis
mem balben @laie 99dier turiren in eintqen WtinuteH
ardmpfe, iaueren Wto0en, Sobbrennen, Sestrantbeit,
ale iunerlibsn S0meroen, Gs lit BON qroBsr Nibttgs
felt, OaB ieoe Samilie &abpub's &eaop Reltef tets
i'm 9auie bdlt. 9efen @ebrau6 tpiro tets bet
S6mersen ehsr &runtbeiten ieine Nirtung b%etDatigen.
Sc eriftirt Ni6ts in Der 08elt, bag 10 raid rem
S6mers behebt oOer Der Rrantbeit Ginbalt tbut ME
&eooD Gelief.
$50 INNER eptbemii6e Rrantbsiten OOrbsrri6en, tpte
fieber uno anbere ~auftsdenoe &rantbeiteu, tDiro &eaoD
Gelief, mad 9Ori6rift 9euommen, os Spfsm bnr
oieien &nfalen ~beiDabren unO ben patienteH re!1
turiren.
&eiienOe iOllttn tets cine SIui6e &aODup's @eabs
Relief nit f9 fubren. @inioe Sropfen in gSaHer
~Derbuten &rantbeit oOer uebelbefinoen in Gol9e Vers
dnoerung os Wahers. IS lit bener als Sran5ohl3er
8ronoD ooer bitters MeOi5inen ooer Stinlulantten.
Wtularia in ieinen peri6ieoeneu GormeH turirt rno
berbutet. Gg aiebt fein Seilmittsl Der gBelt, Dos
6ieber uno gBe6ielfieber uno ale anoeren Gieber tim
@sreiu nit Tabnap's 9ilen) 70 raid furirt. De TtaO'
ipaDs &eaoD &elief.
1lebeIbetnsem mno s6mersem.
@esen aopfpeb, oh Migrdne ober ntro5ies aopf'
teit, &beumatismus, 9ittpeb, S6merssn uno
S6mG6e i'm &iifen, benz Nitderat ODER ben Hieren,
8ei6werOen in Der 9eberqeeenb, Ssitentsbcu, Gins
idipelung Der 9elente unb Sbmer5en jeber Nrt, ibafft
bic Mpplitation bon RaDtpaD's &eaoD Relief ~iofortiee
Grlei1terunG unO Oeiien fOrtgeieBter @ebrdudl eintge
Gage lang bepertfteaigt cine perrnauente Seiluug.
9rsis 50 Gents. gu buben bel alien Ipotbefsrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
&dtro, gnbe September.

Sn bieIen Sagen briitet iiber &airo zine
5tBe, bic tpa6rbaft afrifanif9 lit; bur6quert
mar ben in boQer Sonnenglutb liegenben
Opernplab, in beien Mttte bas groBe e6erne
Stanobilb Sbra6im Paf3a's aGlein Der gliiz
6enben Some trpbt unb nit ausgeitredtem
Qrm gerabe ouf bic Sem 8ar tpeiit, als
polte es iagen: nSe6et, bort finbet SIR @rz
quidung unb Elm tii6les 9las 8ier" - 70
i9lGgt einem cine 2uft e~ntgegen tpis BON Ell
mem 8rdnbe Der ober aus einem beiBsn 8adz
Ofen. Die 9ibe in ben lebten Sagen iiberz
iteigt no4 bteienige in ben beiBeiten SoNz
thermometer = Mai Bis Suit = bag madt,
neil iebt Der &6aruiin bier berrI9t, Der gIiiz
benbe 8Iitenpinb tpe6t, Der 10 erf9laffenO
auf Meri9 unb S6ter .einpirft, un6 bic
@nergie berabieBt, Die D6ne6in in ben Sropen
f9tperer 5uiammen3uruffen 1T als in benz
tiibleren europa, tpo Der &0rper unb bami!
audi Der 9eift fpanntrdftiger 1T.
Die Satfon bat nod ni9t begonnen -
bic Sremben tommen ert i'm 2aufe bes Otz
tO6ermonuts unb nob ipdter, tpenn in @uz
ropa f9on Der 9erbt nit benz @inter
tdnpft.
Ser @inter lit in Ggppten punberbol =
fait beitdnbtg 6eiterer 6immel; bic briidenbe
5ibe bat aufgeb0rt unb 1T elmer milben, an
gene6men, tparmen Semperatur gepi6en;
pd6renO es in 9eutf6lanb S9nee unb 5roIt
giebt, blii9en bier Die f6Onten 8lumen, rci<
fen Die Srdngen unb Manbartnen.
9ie a~nfangs nit Re9t ge6egte 8efir@z
tun9, baB bic peit ben @rtpurtungen auf cine
quite Sdiion, auf 3a6lreihen 6rembsn3uftllB
einen argen Stri9 bur9 bic Ge9nung 3ie6en
piirbe, bat ii6 gliidIt9erpeiie nibt beitdtigt,
SIS 1T t6atfd9li9 in &airo Ielbit fem ~ein3iger
Petfau bprgetommen, unb bas pu6litum
begte bier faft feline Sur9t bpr Der @pibenie,
bic nur in 4leranbria unb befien nd9iter
l1mgebung unb nur in beI6rdntten &reifen
Der unter ten neutrality-suspicious. auftrat
unb Der6dltniBmdBig nur geringe SenOen5
our peiteren 4us6reitung 3etgte. 801e 3unz
gen bebaupten, baB bic alarmirenben 3eiz
tungsberi9te iiber bic 9eit in @gbpten i6ren
l1rfprung in Der Ribiera fdnben, unb baB es
Der @oncurrenaneib pdre, neil Der in ieDen
Sabre gr0Ber neroenbe Sr%embenitrom, Der
fir ben 8inter na3 @gppten 5iebt ba
bort bas &lima INNER 9let6mdBig I60n lit
= Der Ripiera einen er6ebli4en She'll i6rsr
@dite ert5iebt.
Gin GROCER Sorti9ritt, ben ale 8eIu9er
&airo's nit Sreuben begriiBen nerben, lit
bic @inri9tung elmer eleftrii9en Srampan=
balm, bic &airo nit ben 9Dramiben ber6inz
bet. Mdbrenb man bis6er bic circa 13 &ilo=
meter lange StraBe 81 Wagen in etna 5tpet
@tunben 3uriidlegte unb fir bic Sa6rt 20
25 5rancs be3ablen muBte, Iaffen fi9 ieBt pie
beriibmten Ppramiben unb Die Gpbinr (oDsr
ri9tiger Der Spbinr, ba Oiefe @eitalt in Der
egpptiI9en &unft mdnnli9en @e19Ie9ts i'll
unb nur bic grie9if9e Sage ibr einen
5rauenfopf perIetbD in bel ~fiir3erer Set
unb fir ben Preis bon 10 piaitern, gleiG 2
Mart, fir bic Sim unb Giidfabrt, errei6en.
SH &airO gspeien iein unb ni4t bic gara<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
W%ti8rdne, SramenIetoen,
8tItoftt6t, ttnnerSamItGfeit,
SNSpepTe, SerHOpfmag
1tt0 aNer &eberIeiOeu>

Itan bea6te bic foIeenben Symphonic, tuel6e f6 BET
Grtruntunoen Der 8erDauunogorgane ~einitelen: gers
f~topfuno, innere 9dmOrrbOiOsn, @lutanOrang aad
benz &opfe, Sdure inn Wtagen, Ilebelteit, Soobrennen,
@ufitoben, 9eittpddter ODER o~erftdrtter @ersi6l1g,
@mpftnOungen Sum @uiipringen, ooer Grfttden beim
ben &ugen, Gieber uuo Dumpfer 5dmer3 i'm sopie.
@tbmunes=9ei6nerbe oelbe @aut uno @ueen,
S9mer3sn in Der Settle 8rut ruO ben @lieOsra
Mtebrere Soien q abnaD' 9illen 6efreisn
bag SDtem bon ben %erpGbnteH St6rungen.
tbetern ober per Bot Oerianbt.
Man f6reibe on Sr. q a m & o., SOD
Bog 1856, Rem Uort. um stR BUD nit Ratbi@laosaa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Brief Il Rdiro.

9erbit unb 5tse. - 0os Mdr6en DON Ser 9et. =
@oncurren5netb BET &tptero2 Die sGettrti9e
gobn 5u BEN 9prumtben. = Ser Sieses3us
bes beutI9en 8teres. 8erltner &alauer in
G9ppten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
H.
&inOernmg Der Sdmer5en
in einem Wuaenblife -.

@ebram@tn Sic GaoDas'S gteaoD NeItef
bel osm erften 2tnSetdjcm BON sd1mersen ooer
1tnpdBIiHfeit, tuemn cine ernitIidJe &ranfbeit
i'm 9tmsmse TIT; Die SeiInms miro betu erffeHist
ieim, ebe Der SantiIiemarSt c~imtrifTt
G bebebt iegr6bten g 6mersen in
elmer big 20. Wttnuten.. Reine StunOe langsr, mods
benz Sic Dieie &nasige geleisn 9aben, iOateH Sic
S6merseu ertraeen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
llADWA}PiS ;uen
@tets anberIaifia, REIN begetabilii@.

@OlfdnOig eei6madIOs, elegant iibersudert, abfi5s
reno, reeulireno, r~einigeno unO t~rdftigeno. 81 aos
10 9tIlen sur 9eiluuQ aIer StDrungen Deg
Mtaoeus, Der @ineepeioe, Der Nieren, 8laie, ~nerp6ier
Rrantbeiten, bon S6pinoeIanfdaeH. SeritOpfuno, Sos
morrboiDen,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-15
NnApTER "

When Spain was The home of chiy-
airy She counted no Drawer sons than
those og the guud old race of Monte
leone Foremost where honor called
aui Ha'or let they were perfect types
o. the knights of old. sans peur et
-ius rcproghe. But cnivalry died
away, and with &c persisted the Lion
hearts, chat had so long led the
banners among the hills OF Spain"
Slowly he grand cid race died out,
Muds and money seemed 10 fy from
.naw thglr name was heard no more
among tho warriors ard statesmen OF
tne nation People spoke OF the
Nonte'euns IT'S az a hygone line. aud
40 .be time arr story opens. twenty
years before Iuez Lynne was sum
mouai t1 England hy the father who
seemed % have forgotten her birth
no ma's scion ot the family remained
ot ii. the.r once vast possessions.
ther retained only a large gloomy old
castle situated ia the midst or the
beautiful province 90 AudaIusia.
There Lus Nout,'eene. the last o.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-15

upon. Fitzsimmons entry into
the ring at 1906 o'clock was made the
occasion of a rather theatrical demon
stration. Jeffries came next into the
arena and like his opponent got a
demonstrative reception. Fitzsim-
mons looked lanky and thin but his
skin was clear, his eye bright and his
step elastic He made great display
of American flags at his waist. JEFF
fries looked sturdy and massive and
seemed little nervous. He got the
worse of the assignment of corners for
the great lights shone into his face
and he bllnked at them in nervous
sort of way. There was no trying de-
lay and the big gong sounded out just
as soon as the men had been present
ed and gloved. When they squared
off Jeffries looked so pounds to the
good.
The Fight by Rounds.
Both met in the center OF the ring,
and Tented, with FiZ breaking the
ground, Jeffries keeping almost in he
iUluult VI Llt Ing JthiiCo
trying to get right over. Fitz led left
to the head but Jeffries ducked clever
ly. Jeffries led left and fell short. He
led for the stomach and again fell
short Again he led left swing for
the jaw but Fitz was out of the way.
Jeffries tried his right for the body
and his left for the head, but Fitz
blocked and got away cream. Fritz 'tfied
his left. Fitz essayed a right swing for
the neck landing lightly and they came
to a clinch but broke clean. Jeffries
tried a straight left for the jaw but did
not reach it and Fitz blocked an at
tempt at left hook, shooting his left
to the ear as the bell rang.
Round 2-Fitz in the middle of the
ring made Jeffries break. ;Nitz sent his
left to the body and Jeffries counterod
with a stiff left on the face. Jeffries
tried left for the body, but was neatly
blocked. Jeffries then assumed a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-15

crouching attitude, boring in with MS
left on the body but was again blocked
and they came to clinch Jetfrles
landed two lefts on the body and shot
his left three times to Fits face with
a return. Fitz tried his right for the
head but was short and they came to
a clnch, the referee going between
them. Jeffries tried d left swing for
the head and Fitz ducked away. jeff
ries then knocked Fitz fiat on his back
with a straight left on the mouth. The
champion was up in two seconds md
then the bell rang.
Round 3-,'itz looked very determ-
ined when he came up for this round,
with Jef1ries on the aggressive. They
clinched twice without doing any dam
age Ftz tried right for body but
failed and it was then seen that ne
had been bleeding from the nose, First
blood was claimed for Jeifries. After
another clinch Fitz landed a
hard left on Jeffries' face and
repeated it three times, coming to the
center of the ring Fitz landed left
swing on the jaw and a left on the
heart. Jeffries came back with left
hook on the side OF the head and tried
to clinch. After some feinting Jeffries
sent both hands to the body and drove
Fitz back with a left on the chest
Fitz endeayored to land a left swing
on the head and they came TO a clinch.
Fitz landed left hook on the head,
and Jeffres countered on the face just
as the round ended
Round 4--Fitz came up determined
and tried a right swing and both
cllnched. Jeffries tried left for the
neck, but Fitz got inside Of his lead
landing his left on the wind. Jeffries
sent two hard left hooks TO the side Of
FiCz' head, Earring the champion eacn
time In the miX-up Fitz got his left
TO the head and right TO the body
After some adding and feinting ,7iJz
sent a lead straight TO the eye and was
heavily countered on the body by jeff
ries' right. A hard right over the
heart by Fitz was answered by Jeffries
with left on the neck, but he planted
a heavy left on the chest and Fi-z
broke ground shooting his left TO the
jaw This was an even round.
Round 5-Fitz led OF with a left to
the face. splitting Jehrles' left eye,
which bled freely. Jenries retaliatel
with a hard left on the ear and Fi.z
tried his right over for the damaged
eye, failed TO land Fitz tried left
for the head but Jeffries ducked and a
clinch followed. Fitz put a light LETT
on the mouth and forced him 10 fne
ropes. The Californian broke but
clinched Immediately. Jeffrles tried a
left swing for the body and left an
opeling which Fitz failed to AXE adj
vantage Of Jefries encouraged by
this overlook. sent two lefts 10 the law
and righ; on the forehead without re-
turn. Fi,z rushed bur In trying to
Side-s,ep almost fell through the ropes
but regained himself and came back
with hard left on the neck and a
right on the body. Jeffries rep!ied
with two stiff ones on the face. he
hit Fi.z on the face as Fitz crowded in
on him Al this moment the bell sep
arated them.
Round 6-F.Z jumped across the
ring aud Jeffr.es broke ground. Fi,z
swung his iett for the head landing
lightly and blocked right lead FOR the
head landing lightly. and then
blocked 9 right lead for the body
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-15

TeaeherNo, Nellie. | am sure your
mother would no, want you 20 say
such things.
Nellie I'm, son don't know mother
az well as ! 90 You never saw her
except In company Boston Tran
script
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-06-15
DINNER FOR THE HARRIsoNa'

Paris June Gen. Horace fol 90
United States ambassador, gave ~
ner last evening in honor o. fW'4s
Presiden. benjamin Harrison ana '-is
Harrison
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-08-04
GLORIES OF HEAVEN.
REV. DR.. TALMAGs DESCRIBES THE
WORLD TO COME.

The Great Divine Paints the Attract
iyene.s of Christ In Glowing Col
ors-From Ivory Palaces to Cruel
hNion Agony.
copyright, Louis Klopsch, 1891
WASHINGTON, July 30.-ln this dis
course Or. Talmage sets forth the glo-
ries of the world to come and the at-
tractiveness of the Christ, who opens
the way; text. Psalms, xiv, g. NAii tiny
garments smell of myrrh and aloes and
cassia out Of the ivory palaces"
Among the grand adornments OF the
city of Paris Is the Church or Notre
Dame. with great towers ana eiaDo-
rate rose windows and sculpturing or
the last Judgment, with the trumpeting
angels and rising dead; its battlements
Of quatre foil; Its sacristy. with rlDDeo
ceilings and statues Of saints. But
there was nothing in oil that building
which more vividly appealed TO my
nlain republican tastes than the costly
vestments which lay in oaken presses
robes that had been embroidered
with gold and been worn by popes ana
archbishops on great occasions, Ihere
was a robe that had been worn oy
Pins VII at the crownlng OF the nrsl
| NonoIeon. There was also yestmeh'
,hat had been worn at the baptism oil
Napoleon IL. AS our guide opened the
oaken presses and brought out these
vostments Of fabulous cost ana hiteo
them Nd the fragrance Of the pungen'
oromotics in which they had been pre-
served filed the place with sweet
moss that was almost oppressive. Nom
inc that had been done in stone moF'
vividly impressed me than these thihg'
,hot had been done in cloth and EN-
hroidery and perfume. But toaay
omen me dra wer OF this text. and iooi
unou the kIngiy robes of Christ. ana a
| MT them. flashing with e'ernai Jew
ols the whole house Is filled with TN
aroma Of these garments. when sine'
Of myrrh and aloes anu cassla OUT Y
the ivory palaces
The Robes OF Christ.
In my text the King steps io''I
His robes rustic aud blaze as ne az
vances. His pomp and power an
glory overmnster the spectator. Aor
brilliant is he than Queen vashti NOV
ing amid the Persian princess 'na
Marie Antolnette on the day whe
Louis XVI put upon her the neckiac
, Of $40 diamonds; than Anne bo'ey
the day when Henry VII welcome
her TO his ,palaee--adl beauty and a
po,np forgotten while we stand IN %
! nfpsence OF this imperial glory. hin
a Of Zion, King Of earth, King OF nea'e'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-08-04

lite would be intoIerable without
you, | came here to die, and die ]
wIllw
Desperate and silent she press.
Ell ber lips TO his a. he breathed
his last, and died the death be had
conrted so msdIy. Doath in he
passion of a last klssl
She drew from bis bosom that
letter and In the h'cker OF the Gre.
light she read it 1t was in her own
handwriting and ran thus:
Dear Mr.. Bayne: Although last
night we agreed that tonight we
should elOpe, mature reflection aud
a Difference to my fathers Wish,
cause me to decide not to do 81.
Hereafter can assept no attentions
from you, as | have decided to bs
loyal to my father aud his Wishes
and shall m any MIR. Field. In cOD-
cIusion beg that you will not ut
tempt to obtain further expl analioD
of my conduct, but rest assured
that it is the unalterabIe resolve Of
a cool and earnest deliberatiOn.
For the last time l subscribe
my self,
Gertrude Weldon.
Oh, the agony of that poor nirls
heart. But soon she was at rest,
for the same fatal blade had cut
asunder ber beaItstring, and they
who had been lovers IN life we've
companions in death.
The next day was the funeral.
Little did anyone think that IL WAS
/, who cried as il my heart wOnld
break, that had brought 1t all about
Ihe father WAS unequal to the
awful stroke, and IN a few short
weeks he died. By his will be gave
to ne his property. In turn l set
tied 1t upon faithful Jack, my only
friend, and sought this lonely re.
treat, where | live now and shall
remain until | die.
How often have | yearned for 1t
all to pass into Oblivion! How Of
ten have prayed that some tell
stroke might destroy my Tecollec-
tons OF tue past! But alas, in vain.
Even until NY last hour my life
shall be Quo of penance and suffer
ing.
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Anont one month ago my child,
Which is fifteen months Old, hal bn
attack of diarrhOea accompanied
by vomiting. | gave 1t such rem
edies as are usually given IN such
cases, bnt az nothing gave reliet.
we sent for physician and 1t was
under his care tor a week. Attbis
time the child had been sick for
about ten days and was having
about twenty FIVE operations OF the
bowels every twelve hours, and we
we're convInced that unless 1t soon
obtained relief it would not live.
ChamhtrIaiu's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was recon
mended, and | decided to Try IL. L
soon noticed a change tor the bet
ter; b, lIs continued use complete
cure WAS brought about ana u j.
now perfectly healthy.-C. u
Boggs. Stumpton, Gilmer 90" :"
Va. For sale by l.. X. lrw'"'
Druggist,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-08-04

the English, the Spanish AihaL-
Russian Kremlin. are mere dung,
compared with II. Ncf MANY [.
ties on either side a. HhlL'. on b4,I
sides Of the riyei { t,0d- the ivory
palaces. One for t.r angels. suffer
bly, bright winged. ere eye 'isl
charioted; one for the 49,.
blood red robes from II alt
one for the King, the s;eps Of IS p
ace the crown Of the Cuurch n ."l
one for the singers, who lead the .
0O0 one for you, ransomed from sin;
one for me, plucked from tLs nins.
Oh. the ivory palaces.
Realms of Beauty.
Today it seems to me as If the win.
dows Of those palaces were illumint
for some great victory, and look aui
see. climbing the stairs OF ivory ahd
walking on floors Of ivory. some whom
we knew and lorod on earth. Yes.
know them. There are father an
mother. not 81 years and - years. a5
when they left us. but blithe ant
young as when on their marriage day
And there are brothers and sisters. mei-
rler than when we used TO romp across
the meadows together. The cough
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