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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
GIN Diplomat.
ets .0rfsiss Ses oewtfcasn etaatS1sfssfarS
pee Tsabsrn.

pee Ueabsrn.
Mieoerum bat Der er,inerte Gtaats,
mann, ncm Die 9siiung Der ausrudrtiaen
Nnaeleaenheiten Eeutitlanos AMBER.
trout lit. Ssrn!aro bon SulOU. lett Der
aliidlitsn S6lung Der Sampaira9e
.@rai" Yiilow. cinsn iensr Sriumpbs
aeieiert, ole in BEN Bud Der @eIfihte
gutoeitrieben meroen. Us Ill inn ges
lunsen. in Ger YoaoampIerbeiblaa-
nabms .aifairs SatisIaltiun iir Die
beutite 6lasge su ~srluu9sn uno 10 ole
,miiden SeutidlanO uno @nglano auf
benz Sobepunft anaelangte Ssrliim.
mung gu oammen. Sas oeutihe Bolt
aber bat ibm ourb ieine Ysrtreter bel
elmer Der oentnilrois1sn Snterpella.
ticnsn i'm Geidstaa einiiimmisen Eani
sesollt.
Mlleroines t6nnen ii9 au6 rusni9s
Natipnen riihmen. einen bsrartiaen
Staatsmann an 8uoer an babsn, Ger
Rube unD @illen, 9ruit uno Sntt.
rueites 94iiien uno einfahes 4uitreten
in sleid aIidliter Miiduns in lid
uereiniat.
b. Billion puroe l849 gu 3lem=
Slottbsf in Sollieiu 9sborsn. iiuoirts
1867 biz 1870 in 9auidnnc, 2cipiig
uno Berlin Gctts. uno Staat3triIlsu=
itaften uno ma6te Den oeutid)= Tran;0,
iiitsn Gries als Siiisier nit. Sm
Sabre 1874 trat er in ben oirlomati-
iden Sient. Der i'm mad 3pm. Ct.
petersburg, @ien, Sltben, paris uno
gutarei fibrte. Su legtsrer staot mar
.er hereiis @eianoter. 1883. WGsrenr
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Sdnri0 sorr Watallltill.
uusiaubfine Rob sriten ESQ -ein 'Setns in
euowenairi IA besau8ssa rbabeH.

tinsIaublidae Rob srifen tHh rsin 'Sstns IN
eaDweita;ri IA besaugsn babeH.
Oh elmer trou ssaen SsTl9mthsit bat
90 her friibere. ali. lsiiierlisltt.nantg rinj
Nrpspsr non Dir, uberg iuda,eno zines
tuenig mebr als eli IngrlsehAaleassaiis
in Seutit=Sions iairita eshroft. Sn
Gnifurp, mebrer, S~agesrsiler zNon
Winntpsf hat Der erli Sirunoppan-
~,ioi6hrios, her bort ts Siiriftstei Der
Sdugtruppe %idtioni q mar, eiIteiaFdlee=
febenen rnterbluptii VA Der Stlserera',
Nameus Sain. IN lGneios92r
@eiie aet0otet, ,peilt r'als Stfiilsr' mo
gbrenmann 10 tanca "a muBte~..-.-
auf iteuBlite Grt q ! soroef, are renii
Den perI6ieDeniien { :, sssn oenlldsrt
miro.
Ser 9rins, tueldsr d Siiomehafrifa
Dor einem Grisasesriht stftaroeri ilr,o
in Die Seimatt suriida E, oldt pcfsoer
UNI bort iein urtbeil ent9 9 sastlre9sasIl,
befinoet iid lett Sturgeon l. Eeutl6taro
in Sait unc ioll iopeit !later Stn9e
ieiu uno Der Weinuns, "a us' Der Ssff
tueroe nidt piel."
ga bic bonn Safer fslbf q. 'seoronets
firenee unteriuduns oes tJtdies nns
tudbreuo einiser s3sit nidt q, bs eibloiier
tperoen oiirite, tanu man be nj SrtnSen
immerstn Die @ohltbat oes .SEelfels
anaeoeiben laiien bstdtiat ,es ttb lns
beIIen, oaB Der prins Die ibm 3.ur You
aeleatsn 9erbreden-auBeroem aiIRaIn
periibteu Moro, peroen ibm not b t,a0ere
,eieenbdnDige Sinridtun9en' mtd9e-
~ioat-mirtii6 besansen bat. IA taz'l1
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uillis in Gle Gr=
NEE elm. Nd6
furser Sienfilsi=
lung bel eiuem
Serliner @eritt
trat err in Den
oipio matiiden
.Sienit D
ID uroe auerii
Gttade in Be
fling, ipdter in
s 0 o. s III
Sabre 1873 qing
or oI5 NsIopNt,r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Srep Pen aus VUHuaDcer Gtcin beIeper.
Seoe G,ntirG miro SoilettrlIdume fur
Mdn neT ulN fsrausn ~sntbntieN.
Nrue ~suafbmgton-S tatIt.

Cine Bate errrtfenitfer Srauew an ois
frsa.SEiae Nation.
Ssnl m1balb Eenisrr ponate miro an
bem 3 .~pn-Silas in Yaeis cine rrlhtiG'
@uibi satnitaiu ,rriatst werNea, oerel'
Gus II No SertishdluRs gsqenuat tia II
ben DO tti9sn 94srtfaasu uon Scnrp.
Spnnu 70 Ftnttiinosn. Sic St1iue If
oas ~ eri Der SilDbauer CAMEL Is.
Srsnd Enb G-te. Sntisr "nno muro'
rim Nui nag nG .Mt;pcsatlon ailsrIta'
SrGueu" ausaeiiibrt@ e,s ell
.Beihent eli 6rantreih.
Sas nn lebfal0i9er SrafiohfCsoruH'
,eene Gu Tlsrert seistnsE ahaerltatllner
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man ttatId4lid nur auf @abriinn
fGiieGen.
Taram m61e man nns aud sn gut
baltsn. penn mir out Die Qemeincn,
,telerregenpen Details nidt einaeben
unD e. bel oieisr grnaInuna Oes Die
5ffentiihe Weinung in Seutlhlono
iart acknowledgement Saiies beuenoen
!ailen.
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III. pom 0oueben.

easo a~nisenommen.
Ser aroBartiae gmpfans, Der benz
oeutihen Sctidafter Tr. BON S%olleben
bel Der Gbieaaoer uniperiitdtsisier au
Sbeil aeuoroen. ftellt oieie tuittige ptr-
fonli6teit wieoer in ben 9oroersruno
oes Sntereiies, 10 baB einiae bio9ra.
pbifde Notisen an bieier Stelle anee-
bra1t iein oiirften.
Sr. bon Solleben III uneefdbr 81
Sabre ait uno %ssunageielle. Gr i~tuoirte
In Spnn lno Ssioelherg. gei Se9inn
bes Grieaes 1870 auf 1871 trat or frei=
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t,rrrd,irocnr AuffnTune.

Grau gum StubeImdoten): .Wns
iaeeu Sic 81 meinen ulelsr dlten For.
sellaniaten?" = W q D den: .Sis
Mdoels in Iriibersn Soften mullen rein
nlats Ssridlagsn baben!"
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SafctS
;unI halbeu l,reiie.


SSIr uerfdufeu Saten III peniger ocnn Der
odltte Der regulGrcn l'reiis. mas auoere in
Der Stabt Iur Den 9Ieiden &crtb forpern.
1000 <adeu in pier Sots.
Sptl. aues Don uuleren berrlidheu
&ertheu, Die bis III Sc p~erfduit
lpuIpeH, 100
llnIere originelle Ereiie pareu peuioiiens
% Eros. n~iepriSer als bel auocren.
cote. ollie uuierc uuueroleidli=
den yeaoers III IS, SIS uuo $50
Seoe SADIE in Oieiem Storc lit uell, neue.
tier Satl on Stpl.
gotta. Sie feiuiteu 6oots ie i'm
aoropelten ~ucrfalift bis III SIS lest $50
&enn oieie ,Satets $50 martirt uGrsn,
nuroe DIE ooltte $40 Ieiu. 9tIdt pabr2
Sot4. SSGblt aus etiua 100 Der
Ism ten pon Sdueioer 9enatteu
Gputeo-bie feinten ReieJs uro
rdlIhe Dtdterlalieu, ous fGirte, mas
mir Gelo 9emdt uCrben fam. Us
lpuroe uns geldgt, odB ne beiier
ltno ais lolde, Ole pom ouOeren Ill
$50 BIS $50 p~ertaltft uerben. Gure
alispdbl. 1850
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ScffSc6ct
Tcue &lciocrfabrifate.

Ruifer fir oas Sabr 1900 iinb be-
reits in sroser auswabl eridiencn,
aus9ele9t unb III elmer Ssiidtl=
gun9 in gereitidaft. Sin feiner
Gorratb on neuen Elaio Sads,
iebr MODERN uno trasbar. in allen
Sdattirnnsen, ertra brett unb an
9elhlagen sn So 2.25 bic Cue, un=
Ter ipe,ieaer niebriser Ereis per
gu.
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lurd1rdIuut.

6atte (Sonntngsjdaer. BON Der
Saeo bsimtsbreno): -Ytelnnie, oas
mar leute cine Itone Suao. Dente Sir
crei Sdien."-G so? Nu,
loifentli1 nitt msbr ais 3 Wlrt oas
Gti,ffH
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RIriur Drrmcd,alunn.

Bauer Tin Ger Gsiioens I'M 5beater.
au ieiner Nlten): .Tu, Glte. ons III
elm G9minOsl. am 3ettel iteht Die ,&a'
melienoame' uno im aanaen Stld
fcmmt fein Gameei Dor"
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Die Sorn,a III 1)aris.
Gin 1ss@mpb oeutsder Sd,auipieIfunit Ia Der
transoiid,en Gnuptitaot.

trauioiidten &nnpttaot.
Gin reigniB. wis es lett einem gier-
teljdhrhunoert nidt tiil m0gtih aebalten
puroe. dat lid o Sturgeon auf Ger
Siibne AOes Gsnaiffance=S beaters in
paris abgsipielt: eiIe oeutide Sllnlts
lerin feieFte Laielbit ia einem in oeuti6er
Gprade .Son oeutiGen Shauipielern
aufeeIiibrien Gtid on srpei aufeinan-
oeriolsenaen Nbencen Sriumpbe. uno
in Der aefanlmten Yrefie Der f~rans0ii-
i9en 9annftabt gab Is tein @Drt Der
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11nr Srnr anIft,nnlnn.

Batter: .Siebt Su oas 6aus bort,
Dor Dem Der Come itstt? @as III oas
fir Elm 6aus?"-S o b nden: .Sas
G0nenbrdu."
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DER n,ttr unn Der TdIled1tf
43ud,-

Sin iAlehtsr Sod ~lislert ben @ers=
ten ole Sdlite ibrer Patienten. 80
-uno Elm gutter treibt ibnen Die anoers
66lftf in ME 9lrme."
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DER Didhtrrliftu.

so! Gs fiinfunosmanSiaife 2isbss,
ODE lit nun aud iertia Sept feblt mir
gum @an5en nur nod oie-8eliebts!
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nod NrQentlnien, 1886 in oerielben
Giaenitait nad Sapan. Sier mar er
b%eioncers tldtia bel ben Serbanolunaen
iiber ben Sertrag, Der Die S%soiaaunqen
enogiitig reaelte. inter oenen Guropder
tn Sapan lid nieosrlaiien tonnrten. Su
1892 mo 1893 mar sr osutiter Gjs=
ianoter in @uiEington uno aing, als
oieIe 8elanotihaft CUR SOtidaft erbpbcn
purce. als preuBilder 8eIunOter mad
G:uttaurt. SIN Sabre 1897 fam er als
SOtidafter nah @nihinqton suriif.
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Sbcctima nnS @uffclin.

Teppereu il ungebleidtesS beetine3 &c
!3ou brett, wertb Sets lpe;ieu per
.garb sets
Gtne Site r,Sruit OF the goom," 9e=
bleitter Muiielin, 80 3ou brett,
pertb 1Octs Die Gue, lpeSiea (nur
10 gdro). Z
Sc 3ou breiter 6outbric 0tuiielin iei=
ne Suolitat, mertb l1cts ole Gue,
lpesleu per garo (nur 20 garos).. a.
D Stleu l0+ geblei6tes, bolb9e=
blei6tes unO uugebleihtes goot=
wooD Sbeetiug b~eutiger Mtiiblen=
preis 25cts, ipejieu (uur ID 9aros) 49,
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Scrptcffcn.
G.Samasf bei Der garS.

unier &orratb beltebt aus allen Suulitd
ten uno &ertben, pie es u~irsenbwo ouppli=
itrt peroen tam, gebleitter unb Cream ga
mast per garo 10, %, 81, 3s4, 40, So, 81,
So. 95ctS INN 81 %
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Ratipnaih. loci Z I'm ceolter .ihttform su
8fero. s, I B q grefren Sano holt er
Isinen Ss9e n , HE tiissr' esaaeleen oea'
0ienIie Des Sd IsrtaflSss meieeno, maF
reno bic Gin te ,sa in bic ,t3lgel areift.
bic IIuoeoun a, ors fstnissn 4oies nit
iiterem @iI len n~eiierlo. Ser prddtig
ausgsfubrte aolf nesEeSfreras III nnq
her beriibmte Il Sufae asrn rSOHoon uno
ounersn ala lebenauutr %anertannten
Sprtrdts mob eallrf. 49,
Son Der 3 Iis bis stm Gppfs miBt
bie Gtotue etr Is GINS, ntunsu nod 6
GuB iiir ben 'tbooe'ael' Earm Ill Dem
Seceu al reh,n ST iinh-
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AtuHermftuH.

1err: Sag, glierl, baf Gu Sc.
fdmifer?1-glf -Glein. id bin ollie
Gi. Die mir baben."
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Uraib=San otud)scua

per Gue A, 5, 81, II, s unb Gets.
6anotii6er nit Sranlen
81, 5, y, IL, IA, II unb 21cts
Samafs bel Der Gue
" Sou bdlb9ebleldter Siih=T amasf
mertb Scots, nur cine Sue. 49ctS
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Sn Der frans6fifdeh nd
rine fino ben Der Mannibaft s big
10 grosent Sabuftauer, SO prosent
Sabatrcuher.
Tie Sette Der rs brifIiden
@iffenfdaft" sdblt allein I'M
Staatc Hsw Yort iibsr 80. 900 Nnhdn.
ger. Gn Sirden unO 8emeinoen MELT
bic Settle i'm Empire Staate ulae-
fair 35 auf.
Geaen Die pet aefeit ieien.
tpie ieiner 3eit in Gonitantincpel as-
glaubt muroe. iolhe Yerionen. Die eil.
nal Die Yofen batten. Tieie I'm.
nabme bat iib ieooh nod Den grfab-
runaen. Die man in Ynmbap, Snoien.
mahte. oils irrig ermieien.
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Bnshuft.

, = Baron beiratbst nun bod nod
me Mieai. -. Sas gef4iebt ibm
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0citrt6fcs unfcrscna.

Helt nnierer auirdumuneslpts, ME folot
pertheilt:
S~lloer9rdi= uno wolene ~plattirte
Sdrren= Seits uuo. G9pptian Gotz
ton 9eplleBte 6oleu........... 25cfS
Gerlppte Ipouene ~plattirte Saneu=
SeIts uno 6oleu, 90 uno .5cts
Slalitoten, Sneita an;iiee, wertb
75cts m................... 48
ID Sso. nlber9raue Sdmen =Gombt=
nations aniiise, feline Sualitdt,
perth sl.5 n..::...:......:..s f.2a
4Sso. Sdlnen Gambinationsan;iiae
l6lpari uno natirIi6 gran, pertb
bis 81 So. 20 ,u......... S.cR
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@b3ugs- Tiftrir siRlaaen
aibt es in ii Stdotsn pon 92aiiahu-
let's.
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GcmiithIidIe CHR.

nSeine 6rau ideint aber aud bel
Jeoer Sleinigteit gu neinen. - .Gh
Got! Sic mdd)t bon friib BIZ. ipoi Der
2Saiterleituna Gpnturren,."
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&tnScr:untcrscua

Seite GuaIitdt neutrality-suspicious. &
unterieus, idmer unb fetn. Y
GroBe 10, Is, 20, ~, "a.
Sretle Is. 10, "A, %, 34ets.
grose 26, %, 30, 81, "a.
gretle 80, A, 40, 81, Scots.
ooo Stide ldparse u. weiBe, erale
uno weiBe american GaIipes. aQe
meme Nuiter unb biais gu Gets (nur
IA Guen) Spe;ieq unr........
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esamirrwr piG.
~ aNssnea Sasaassts's 0ebtet sss cssnts'
6reiitaatS.

9enouner Sldtter ipraden aeleaentlif
prr qroBen Slanten bereguna Der Spl'
lsr' ften Mrmse IN .nor0wenlldsr Glh'
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als GelauOter
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
zANTE'S TREASURE.

The Search for 1t Is to BE Renewed.
Just now the attention of Athenians
is conferred at the island of Zante, one
of the Ionian group. Some time ago
there was found in the archives of the
state library in Athens a parchment,
dated several hundred years ago, say
ing that when Suleiman in 1886 con-
quered Corfu, the inhabitants of zante,
fearing that their island would share
similar fate, buried all their treasures
and fled, and that the Empress Sophia
did the same. The place where the
empress treasure lay is described as
within the fortress under large red
stone near the temple of st. Luke"
In the year 1900 Pope Clement VIII.
made search for the treasure, but the
result is unknown. In 1874 the Eng
lish attempted to find it, and excava-
tions were made, the large stone men,
toned in the ancient document found
but then the search was interrupted.
Now the document is in the hands of
an Italian, who, together with some
Greeks, in searching for the treasure.
hC HdS GRANTED q
concession for the work on condition
of receiving half the treasure IL it be
found. A patrol of soldiers guards
the place night and day. The exca-
vators met with well, which was
easily pumped dry, but instead of the
large red stone they found at the bot
tom of the well two grottos, one run
ming north. the other south. The for
mer is said to be very remarkable. It
has been explored for eighty meters,
and runs close below the church of st.
Laurentia. In 1t was found a structure
of masonry which, when struck, emit
ted hollow sound. This has now to
be opened, and the operation is looked
forward to with great interest and ex-
element
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
! DICK RODNEY:
Or The Adventures of
An Eton Boy.
ny JAMES GRANT
eEsseeee Gee Gee seeeeE eeeeeeseeee eeEeeesE 4
CHAPTER vII.-(Continued.)
az JAMES GRANT.

CHAPTER VII.-(Continued.)
Inc vines, in luxuriance, bordered
the pathway as we assembled, and 1t is
said that for years after the wine has
Oeen taken from these isles to England,
or elsewhere, 1t always ferments and
becomes agitated when the wineries
from whence it came are in bloom; but
TINS tale may perhaps be as true as
the accounts of these mighty ruins
winch Pliny AYERS once covered all the
fortunate islands. but of which no
trace remains now.
ION Lambourne and I, after a ram
Die OF some hours, found ourselves in
a wild and solitary place, where blocks
OF lava and heaps of yellow pumice
aust were lying among shattered
masses OF basalt, which were studded
with spars and crystals that glittered
as the sunshine streamed through a
rayine upon them.
Inc sides OF the ravine were clothed
with rich copsewood and little thickets
OF the retama- blanca, which there
grows about ten feet high, and is Gov
efed with tufts of odorlferous flow
ers,
Inc distant sea, the waves of which
seemed to bask or sleep in the sun
SHINE, closed the perspective of this ra-
vine; and there we could see the Eu-
genie at anchor, with her snow white
courses loose and her other canvas
neatly handled.
Being warmed by our walk, we sat
down within the mouth of a species of
natural grotto, formed by masses of
lava and basalt, which in some past
age the throes of the volcano had
thrown and heaped together. There a
clear spring gurgled joyously from a
assure in the rocks; and now, opening
the courier bag, we proceeded to make
our breakfast on the viands 1 had
brought from the ship-to wit, bologna
sausage and biscuits, with brandy and
water.
The air was deliciously clear, and
over the brow of the rocky chasm in
which we sat, there fell a natural
screen of all the wild Indian fig and
vine creepers, and these shaded us from
the increasing heat of the morning
sun.
All was still there.
We heard only the coo Of the great
wood pigeons among the gorgeous foil
age, or the sweet notes of the little
golden colored canary birds, as they
twittered about us when we scared
them from their nests, which they
usually build in the barrancas or wat
er-courses, such being the coolest
places in that volcanic isle.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
CHAPTER VIII.
How Tom Was Tattooed.

My companion was a short and thick
set sailor, about forty years of age.
and whose figure was suggestive Of
great muscular strength; his hair was
cut short, but his whiskers were of
the most voluminous description, as he
was anxious to conceal as much as
possible of the strange circles. stripes,
and grotesque designs with which his
sun-burned face was covered, and
which by their form and blackness.
impaired hideous aspect Of features
that otherwise were rather good look
ing and pleasing.
He was an intelligent man and well
read, for the humble class to which he
belonged.
AYE, Master Rodney" said he. on
perceiying that I was still surveying
him with something of wonder land
his face was a point on which he was
particularly sensitiVe); you see what
a precious figure-head these 'tarnal
niggers on the coast of Africa made
for me-
How did this happen, Tom?" said I.
filling his drinking horn.
about twenty years ago, Master
Rodney. I belonged to the Arrow. a
smart Liverpool bark of two hundred
and twenty tons register. l made
many voyages in her to South Ameri-
ca, but at last, as bad luck, or nv des-
tiny fas men say in the play would
have it. she was chartered for the west
coast of Africa, to trade with the ma
tives, but not in black cattle, for slay-
cry was never our line of business.
I'VE sailed from the Mersey in June.
and early in August found ourselves at
the mouth of the Congo river, after a
prosperous voyage; but on the night
we made the land, heavy gale came
on, and it veered round all the points
of the compass in an hour. The sea
and the sky was as black as they could
be, and everything else was black too.
4 except the breakers on abe shore to
leeward. and heaven knows they were
white enough-too white and too near
| to be pleasant.
Our skipper handled the Arrow
well, and she obeyed every touch OF
the helm as horse might do its
bride; she was sharply built, but
heavily spared. and no other square
rugged craft upon the sea could beat
her on a wind.
'I think see her yet, Master Rod
ney. for she was the first vessel
shipped on board of, and hang me il
/ didn't love her as if she had been
my old mothers house, near Deptford
docks.
Her hull was long and low and
sat like a swan in the water. only that
she was not white. like a swan, but
as black as paint could make her
Aloft, the masts tapered away like
fishing-rods, crossed by the square
yards. while stays. shrouds, halyard:
and hamper were always taut. as i
made of cast-iron; but for all this, sht
failed to weather that gale of til
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
You Can Get Aliens Foot Ease rree

Write today to Allen S. olmsted, lie
Roy, NJ Y. for a free sample of AL
lens Foot-Ease, a powder to shake into
your shoes. 1t cures chilblains. sweat
Ing, damp, swollen. aching feet. 1t
makes new or tight shoes easy. An in
slant cure for Corns and Bunions. All
druggists and shoe stores sell 1t, Csc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

1t is a well-known fact that, but for
the pride entertained by most English
noblemen for their deer parks. many
estates would of late have found their
way into the market.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
A CompIstn E1I,ihi,.

Eliza, there is to be a model Amer
lean postoffice at the Paris eXposi-
ton" We'll, Henry, you ought to go
along to show how the model Ameri-
can husband forgets to mail his wife's
letters. Chicago Record.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
Adam Zad.

The bear that walks like man, no
doubt,
Is frightful foe to be hunted out;
But a worse foe yet-of his clutch be-
warei-
Is the awful man who actf like bear.
Chicago Record.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

1t was General Lord Methuen who. In
starting for South Africa, labeled his bag
gage Pretoria, via Capetown" He OK
pected quick trip with no waits.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

The highest value of an English
postage stamp is f5. The stamp is OF
oblong shape. ard ~ery seldom used.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
II You Use Plug rohnooo

on should read the Star PING Toh.ooo
advertisement in this paper. Tbev 49,
r ,ae most attractive offer ever made for the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

Inc Chronic Wag remarks that it would
not take the Sultan of Sulu long to capture
Ladysmith.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

There is no knowing 1t may cost Eng
land nearly as much to wipe out Maiuba
Hill as it did to try 1t with Bunker Hill.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

For Lung and chest diseases Piso's Cure
. the best medicine we have used Mrs.
]. L. Northcott, Windsor, Ont, Canada.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

10 cure your Catarrh or Co,d - ~
use Lonuon Balm. All druggists refund
money II 1t fails to relieve &c and No
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

To cure your Catarrh or Cold in Head
use London Balm. All druggists refund
money If it fails to relieve. 25c and SOC.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

a man Kisses his best girl to sleep about
IS often as he kisses her awake after thev
get married ''ley
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

Cured After Repeated Failures with Others
will inform addicted to Morphine. Landanum,
Opium, Cocaine, Of neverfa ling, harmless, home
cure. Mrs. N. H. Baldwin. Box 1912, Chicago, IN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13
mo- CuRR A COLn IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Az
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure
25c, e. w. Groves signature on each box.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-13

". N. U. salt Lake-No, 81 1899