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Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

faa bar bet Wenneife irgen Mct til at
pnaitao, at Der fun er en- SIogs I'll.
pRreIie - en- materiel. &pao @runo
bar en- perion til at neete CUBS Eli.
DareIie3 SneenGrino nn6toeen Den,
at ban life bar iet Sub. Til ale Il.
Der os bIanbt ale GoIfeHag, Siito.
rien peo ON, bar bet fore, ftcre GIer.
tai at ben Gormenins, at Der par en-
bsi, itor. mRgtig aano eIler Sub bag
ON Waterien. gor Gornuft, bort
Snftinft IRrer os, at Der mao pRre en-
Sub. s BirfeIigbeoen bar meget,
meset faa @uosfornegtere bapt Wsob
til at % meb Sen paaitano, at Der
iugen @iib, insen ubsoeIig aano 90
SieI er.
geretntngen og M~bnesbprbet ON
Sefu &riIti OpitanbeIie er fornuftigt
fremIagt for os. seIb Sornuften fat.
ter, at Der er COB Grunb for Sefu
SpitanbeIie. Di fer oeri Gaoerens
aiRrIigbeb til fine 8srn. os at I'm
pil, De ifal ia mer et6 Saab. Spil.
fen m9gtis 9l9oe % 5orpisnins ON
SER gap life Seiu SpitanoeIie til ben
me Ceres fsrite Gorfpnoerel De
bapoe let % troooe. De fiinoe bs
ieiersglaoe, forbi Seins Dor opitanoen
iom 0sriteersoen al De S%eniopebe.
De bsbe ieirriee, men oeres Ero lie.
Der. Di itetter os til bet fire Ditto.
rife Gaftum, at en-, iom bsbe for os.
itoo op isien fra @rapen. @ bar
git Dor Tro og TrosbefienoeIe bans
Rapn. &ans Seier oper 9sben er
ogian Dor Seir. Selp 6oruuften fat.
ter bet. Ser finbes life / @erben en-
fornuftigere 2are END 9riitenSom.
mems; men, man glemmer ofte Oct.
Oct er ioa ~fornuftiet iom noget at tro
paa @itb % Si9lens nosoeIigbeo.-
(Smarbeibet peb 8r.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Tp Sploni.
Gu mn ifanSinapiif auloni ifal an
lGgaeS / Oct igolige Georgia.

Roalt finite 9apitalifter ticbte nnlis
10000 Qttes 9ano I ghdunesp, OooSe
Gouutn. @sorgia. ! ben !Qeniist at aol9ss
at en- itoNOiuopif Soloni Der. &dpt. u.
9admar % bans 9roctr, pditor u. y.
gadmdu. Der uplia or tommet ira Sim
lamb, itdor ! 5pioim for 5oretdesnStt. "a
be bill aisre 1T bsofte, for at bet ftal lnta
les. paitor ". 6. 8ddman, Der allsreot
meo 6auiIis bar ftpitet til Steoet, er pei
"a i%orosldstint tienpt al 5iuusrne / De
Jor,neoe Slater. pans Suftru er norit
% bar t~ioliesre bost i bet norolies Wihis
aan. Siolia I Ssit psnter be at tunne
brinae mmgs at fine 9snner opsr fra
@dmlelanott. men es inobnosr ogiaa
Sfdnoinaptr rmot omfrine / Imerita til
at illtitt ia til osr.s aotoni, eanosts
9tliasenhsb sr iaa bslpis, ipm ben Tan
rrre.
0st 'srit, oe piptiafte for ben msnres
Ttsliee 9pte CT 1oo Selbreo. Oct ipoIi9s
@eoraia ,r Ct messt iunoi Sieo: COB!
@nno. Sriieu ira Spifm siences tlslia
ON Sommsr,n 90 Nib ON 0iutsren.
Raues Wenusptr ! Roroen narr ben
Gorsfintns, at Del IpoIies 9eorslu er e
ourmt os uiunot Siso ON Sommerai
men osnre 5pretiline r fuIoft9nSie
~feilaeiia. 5bsrmomstret piier aloris opel
100, % Solftii sr u.isuot.
DEB ct iaa suuiist Deirlas. at maj
Tan arbsioe / Martn bpsr Dag bel,
@aret, % mto en- Sorpbuno. Der tr pei
Ttittei til apiirs al ale maonpttise Der
ter ira Spsoe iii Sutterrsr % Gasapa
alt al bebits Slaes os | icre MGnsoer
Ian ins,n snffs iia 1t btore Stso at bpas
os 10 paa. Store Sioroer at acas. 5aa
"a Gpin tan boloe ia fsbe fra Sui Ii
Sui paa Stossus prcouttsr aIsne o
ubsn Rsst os Soprins. Taar perii
tpmmsr eauosis prisbiuisbsh. bet sco
Rosonab, airier % 5clsefoIer. lett
Sransportiorbolbe, Rrrbeo til Siebar
oip.. iaa bill bet pere ct timber. ON III
benns nps i~fanoinapiftt aoloni fuIos b
en- Suscts belt fra 4espncelien at.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Uorif politif.
"gerSens Gang" ipaar Iinifterififte
peo St~ortingsts Sammentreben.

Hogen So~ranbring | @e%giertngens
Communicating pil natlrIigpis lite
nu iinoe Ste6 isr peo Stortingets
SammentrGoen / OCTOBER, ifriper
"0eroens @ang". Selp ON Sr.
Steen foriroen inbleperer lin Ififeos.
onisgnina, mad Oct meo Sifferbeo
ontaaes, at ban bliper l%taaenoe til
oen n9pnte Sio. Get er enbpibere en-
Selpislee, at Winiiteriets iamtlige
Weolemmer, mar Sr. Steen fratr9'
ser, itiner fine Ylaoie til 4on9ens
Roooisbeo, ioaIebes at ben npe Wini.
iterdef. paa bpem Iniparet for &e.
gieringenS Communicating faloeI,
ioar iulbit9nbi9t iri S0noer peS
bens 9anneIie. Snben Benitres
SIertal baaoe / os uoenfor Stortinget
er Der MI utpiIiomt 6lertal for, at
@enitre mao eisre bet isrite Soriss
pua ct freoeligt llnionsopgicr peo
SptogeIie al Sorbanoline ON ipr.
ifilte aoniuIdtn9iener. Set tor an.
toaes, at oct moderate Barti og en-
Del al Ssire ogiaa bill itstte en- lao'
oon BoIitif, naar Den fsres / DC TIL
bsrIise Sormer. 8eo H%egieringenS
Smoannelie er ben unionelle Politif
set pigtigite Senipn. Meo ben Tor
Die maa oct ombanneoe @iniite.
RUINS Communicating pore baooe
ensartet og ioa inlofommen, icm bet
Itaar | @euitres Magt at eicre ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

Baitor geituI bar prret pao e.
Irngere geisg | Scnnoinapia, Wis.
Ten naite gibeIfonferentie Hal
boIoes / Gbriitianin, Minn., Eaitos
6. Mass aaIo. Ger CT ul ueoiut en-
aonrite for al crone en- 8ibeIfonfe.
rentie / bet ~toroIige Winneiotn og.
ioa. Weolemmerne paa bernie ere
9aifor Mrepif, Bait. .. 8. Ofteoal
% Bait. 6. Bang.
Batter SeIIonb er for 9iben |
geieg hos 9aitor 0able | @itfin,
Minn., bpor ban bill opboIbe zig !
nogIe Tiger.
s. Saab ON al faa ben npe Sfo.
Icbpennis iproig ienbsites, er Der
Gale ON at uSiaite goaege.MfoeIin.
gems BespnoeIie, inotiI 8peningen
fan benpttes at S%tlibenterne. 9eri.
moo fol ben tbeolosiife afoeIins be.
epnoe til ieooanlis Tio.
graf. SfteoaI opfororeoe til, at
ben 4be SrtIi ffiiloe al alle 6rifirfe.
penner %anoenoes til at Isfte augs.
burg no al ben sfonomiffe 4nibe. 5
oen GnleSning onbefaIehes afbolot
iGrifiIote Sribebsieiter operalt | Sri.
firfen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
WrS. Caroline Sbotupipn
BOD.

Sra Mabiiou, g.. Tai, ifriues iii
Soften:
Carl 3bombions 6nitrn, mrs. Ga
roline 9bpmpipn, fsbt Rpnads, 0atter
al afceoe VI. @. @snaas | @lenntpuoo,
Iinneibeif Co., Soma, pppe ben 3bie
,Suli al B1~ootprfnlna. !6un hapoe
belt Iioen | Paar p1ret ip9elig. Sun
Dor en- mil % ppristis 8pinbe, aiholpt
al ane, font lerie tenoe at fienbe. Smf
bar peida meaet padbirfet al @nos Orb,
Sa her | ieners Iar bar paret aoifiaig
Waffelie.
On tor store al Sf9gt, @enner pa
ajrnoinae fra Safe Mabiion Meni9beo
o. Nabo=M enigbeperne | Waoiipn oa
Sinai, Bropfinss Co., mboie frcm paa
gcdropeliesoaeen iot Of pfc benoe ben
iibiie SGre. Stsncis npe Brett, Batter
M. gaters (ipm ifal tilirece fit aaic
/ Safe Mabiipn Wenisbeo os Menis.
becen / Mabiicn gp, Der bar ilutiet iig
iommen til ct Yrritefdip) iOrreitere
iammen meb lin grober, Yaitor 8. Gas
berg ira Splsa.
N'osoe, Der Inn bleo liot oper 40
gar, eiterlnber iis en- ierscnce Tsie'
iane % 6 Srraa, ben mincits fuu npaic
Maaneoer gammel.
Mrs. Caroline 5bpmpipn bar 6
Ssifenbe ilipe, 4 grsbre % 2 Spitrs
Tom ale rar iilifebe peo benpes Saare.
Ssnbes Steomober Dor paa @jepit,
Hprse. &ube.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
S~fanoinapiife Stepner.
Sporban be llnse pirfer for en- beSrt
Spritaaelie mellcm NDrbeus Julf.

Sfanoinapiffe Splesfeiter oe.
5enesmsber ubpifler fig mere 90
mere, - lGese,be ct oft iifrere cs
iifrere 6runolae for Soritaaelie %
goot SorboIb meIlem Roroens Solf.
Zen 2tbe Suni aabneoes Oct tore
ifunoinapiife l1ngbomsmeoe | Otter
iuno, t9nenoe 10000 9eltoeere, -
en- W9naoe Rorom9no % Sanifer
bapoe mebt frem. 90 Sanftbans.
oag begpnote en- Itor itdnoinapi'f
.Sfptterfeit / 8~jebenbapn, bportil
bnpbe melot fig ca. $500 0anife %
ca. 300 Rorbmpnb og Spenifer. 6e.
item ifuISe pare | s Gage % Der par
giort tore Sorbereoelier. On Masle
itore Vr9mier bar ifiprtet, os mango
Seitligbeber iflIoe fnbe Steo.
Senere fol set iiette noroilfe Stii.
oentermsoe boloes paa 2edle Slot |
Sperige.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
De norife Siiferier.

3riitiania, 25oe Stunt. Nlt er os.
iaa Sinntarfsfifet %affluttet, % Re-
~iiltatet er bespQrre Tibet t~iIfrebsitiI.
lenoe. Den opfiifebe W9nsoe er be-
ipbeIig unber ct WiboeIsaar, % trobs
be bsiere Yriier, iom Gifferne iaar
bar funnel betinee, piI oct iamlebe
llbbptte iii aoifiais UNDER ct Wib.
oelsdar.
Set iann,e por iom befienbt ogiaa
Silf9loet meo Iaarets 9ofotftffe.
Oct err Stpepeir, Tom bar SfpIoen.
Ser bar p9ret sStff nof UNDER &piten,
men oen tom life n9r nof unber
9anb til, at Gifferne ! fine aabne
8aaoe ftnbe naa ben, mems bet bar
piit fig, at De, iom bapbe mere mo.
oerne oberopffeoe 9aobe ener Damp.
ifibe, og iom meo bisie fiinbe saa
l1ngere tilbdps oe boI6e fig berube,
bar giort en- sanife anberIeoes COB
Saneit.
ganfffet poa Romsbalsfanten
ipnes at bore iapnt mibbeIs, og on,
9arefangiten forlpber oct, of Den bib.
til err falSt nofioa goo. Wafrelhffet
bar beaeriffe ioar billet iIaa ristig
til.
Sioen n9rnter fig MI til Sebilb.
fiffet paa @~eitlanbet. Sm "SDner"
bar mon lGnee bort, og bisie bar Ell.
felte Steoer pPret ubtpoet berhen, at
ct riat Siffe If,iIoe ioreitaa. Wen
man tror 10 ioa gierne, boao man
koohor
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Ger er cnbnn nodte Gnnbtaer fl6aoe az:
fsamilic. SGsning 20. 6 (uteO Stac0er)
oil Dor. aaiere HuSe at aa tubicmmsn paa SsDe mo be foresaaenss
snmr. al bDn. b. TO aDs ubsd Cpas al $4,000 8erast isssns
...Sasboio...

~ irsiR ssstss. u Q. con.
Csn paa SsttieIsef. III 5hsOoor sa'port
uxsfaspsn Gais 1 en- ll~nssomsfsft vi a. eers.
Jsra
Ia Der eaI urisss til etsrsbrsr. = otter
Senri; gerartr.
al en- sorsSoIiarers aasboe. S~us.aOiOm
Sssstamp. eftr Q. Siibers.
ssutfss but vi 9lorbahI stoliien.
Nsh.s.ns @ss.. u. Spsa ). s'gessi
ets.:ssn.
ogamnrsr @gans. vi gruuit.
aifdom. Serialina At Sliis stursrt
es,ItlarS. vi Sae,b D. Butt
N,ur~ etaaIss % bamS sifrifaterssr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

Sea pl taHe. Gem Tor Trauie. 2 pmafinen, De ienoe mig
iiior. Zen arbeioer soot. Oct par mere, emo Ieg bauoe pentet lor
en- ,aapan Yetalins. Min Some er pel tlireos meo on
Gbiparo Bergen, @etbp, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
SangeS Sgnosc.

NAlltiltH.
8ait. q. Nilien bar Ieoet Sam.
~taIeusoer Wefinod, u. D., %
Ni6olc Brobe Y g
@misi0r 9rufhus bar mi en-
Gio arbeiost / @itier 9erabs Renia.
hsoer.
arbeibet pdd 6en me gpanina
er M begpnbt % nil orioeS uoen Op-
bolo. aoutraftsren or s. 4. Suglin.
Commercial Glub / Rinueapo.
lis bar neoiai en- ipeciel aomite for at
inoiamIe DC Iopebe $4,000 til Den
me 9pgnine.
6~olfebIabet me0oeler: Mne
8rofesiorerue er M noe / Wenigbe.
6erne. Broi. Sfteool er / Rod %
RobIeS Gormtper oenne uge. Broi.
U. Sperbrtp er peh @oie Riper, u.
9. Rroi. s. 8. glegen bar iibite
llee / 8ardminao % Acd,eiter,
aPinn. Rroi. 8. y. Senoridion ar.
betoer omtrtna Routepioeo. Rroi.
). 6. Rnbabl er osnne lige omfrina
Brandon. Wiun. Groi. Peiterien al
ilutter III arbeioe / Collar. @is.
imorsen % refer Seriro til aiiou
bon, Wt1rr. Broi. 8. u. uriefb or
betoer oufrine Groofiton, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

q Samis 20 suina Rpv 9 CT 10 pate foorfreoe Stneor % bpetS Meoe
n trfs II qoIprer. Get fprte giaepe CT ct 9mneislss efnr Makri AZ
Sisnrrtc ~; oernrh 1raater fra iunrs Vpis, eher gRaert az etersber9;
1sasts fra eatrsoakn lseeees at eisrsssrs; Nsrsm g. e. SsIsnniaS
eensn. eer MaIsd a fi.oeuSnn 1s naas saa s xaassrs . stsr ras et,. lsss.
Ii al Ssnnp Nphrsm; aAiear % Siskmsr am aiGifsahf sfer aFA<H
al Btheim 2arte.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-22

Care and Preservation Of Peace and
Harmony In the Household
Both man and wife wofe broad
sulles as ghey took their departure.
the bshy also cooling IN happy con
tsntmear
E 4 Lewis. charged with leATt1e
his horse and vehicle httched II q
place other than that allotted By the
hack ordinances. failed TO put In an
appearance. hence forfeited SO bail
The yoathful Maiakiele will no long
er be permitted to ramhle az viii
about the streets and waterfront OF
Honolulu TIE lad was sentenced to
six months confinement at the Re
form school upon his pleading guilty
20 the charge Of truancy. The methods
adopted BY the educational department
were evidently not TO the liking OF the
youngster. for his parents declared he
could not be nailed down 10 q school
seat and expected to stick there.
Upon request OF both father and
mother the boy was given . reforma-
tory term. which was hoped would
produce beneficial results. There
will be one less boy shooting craps
~on the front today
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-22
Beware Of a Cough.

4 cough is not a disease but q symp-
tom Consumption and bronchitis,
which are the most dangerous and
fatal diseases, have for their first In
dicaticn a persistent cough. and II
properly treated as soon as this cough
appears are easily cured Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has proven won
derfully successful, and gained its
wide reputation and extensive sale by
its success in curing the diseases which
cause coughing. II it is not beneficial
it win not cost you cent. For sale
by Benson, Smith & Co., General
Agents Territory of Hawaii
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13

The most noteworthy of all the in
struments designed for the correction
of Ewes offending daughters was the
ducking stool, known as the tumbrel
and the trebuchet, post, across
which was transverse beam turning
on a swivel and with chair at one
end, was set up on the edge of a pond.
Into the chair the woman was chained,
turned toward the water-a muddy or
filthy pond was usually chosen for this
purpose when available-and ducked
half dozen times, or, If the water in
famed her instead Of acting as damp
er, she was let down times irnumera-
BILE until she was exhausted and well
nigh drowned.
From the frequency with which we
find 1t mentioned in old local aId coun-
ty histories, In church wardens' and
cbamberlains' accounts and by the po-
cts Gay, for one, has description of
the process In his third pastoral, 1.-THE
Shepherds Weekly we shall probably
not be wrong In concluding that at one
time this Institution was kept up all
over the country. In Liverpool. ac
cording to The Gentleman's Magazine
for 1903. 1t was not formally abolished
until 1776.--London Graphic.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13

In Syracuse is a cave said to have
been constructed by the tyrant Diony-
sIus, probably used as a prison. 1t Ia
made in the shape of an immense hu-
man ear. and its acoustic properties are
most remarkable. Maxwell Sommer-
Vile, the author Of Sands of Sahara"
visited 1t and had its properties exhib-
tied TO him by the guide stationed
there.
The man took sheet of letter paper
and, standing within the portal of the
ear, struck the edge Of the paper with
the 4foreAnger of bis right hand once,
twice. thrice. Each light tap was re-
peated through the deep oriices of that
stone ear as If 1t had been blow with
a heavy sledge hammer on the roof Of
an iron house. He then ratified the pa.
per slightly. and that feeble sound was
augmented a millIonfold. reverberating
through the vaults above and beyond
like the crash and roll of thunder. He
whistled, spoke andcalled. Thousands
of stentorIan voices repeated every
sound. Turning to my companion, ]
said:
1--WE must not longer tarry. Let us
embark. Now we.shall go to Kabylla,
on our way to the desert of Sahara
Myriad lungs of stone caught up the
last word Of each phrase and answered
aloud. ..Tarry- AIRY -eDbark-ark-Ka
bylIa-bylia- Sahara hara-ara-a-a."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13


Washington's steward was a man
named Fraunces, who liked good liy-
ing md with whom Washington con-
tinually quarreled about the market.
Ing. One time he bought a shad In
february. and as Washington saw Il
coming into the dining room he was
charmed and asked what fish It was.
at Is a sshnd.r replied the steward
"a very fine shad, 1t was the only one
nthe-market. and bought 1t for you'
'.But what did you pay for it?" said
Washington sternly.
at Is very fine shad." continued
the steward. ''an1 IL is cooked to a
turn"
"Bnt want to know the prlce-the
pf:ice!r, =.
It'll cost So. = stnmmered out Fraunccs
.'Take It away" said Washington az
he raised his hand: take 1t away. II
shall never be said that | set such an
example Of luxury and extravaganza
And with that he drove the steward
out of the room. and the shad was eat.
IN In the servants kitchen
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13


The lawyer who evidently considers
life one huge, continuous joke entered
the clerks office at the city hall with
an expression of extreme radiance over
spreading his countenance. The clerks
and others having business In the Office
mt the time ceased their several pur
suits. Experience had taught them
that the aforesaid lawyer would say
something of an entertaining charac
ter.
"Gather round, boys" he said. 81
have a dandy for you this morning"
The speaker paused. The others 81
lently waited for what was coming.
'sNow listen carefully" resumed thu
lawyer, land note the beauty of the
connection between the three sections
of this little conundrum. Here 1t Isl
II the postmaster should visit the zoe
and while there be eaten by the wild
animals, what O'Clock would 1t bey"
There was another pause. Finally
the clerk in charge Of the dockets ven
turned the answer, "It would be all day
with the postmaster"
"Wrong. entirely wrong" comment.
ed the lawyer. 81 didn't ask what time
l asked what O'Clock would 1t be-"
A third pause. Then by general con.
sent the answer was requested. The
lawyer gayly announced, "Ate p. M"
Before the gathering had recovered
the lawyer had fitted from the room
and was headed for the court of ap-
peals to'try the postmaster ZOO wild an
limals conundrum on the higher tribu-
naL-Washington Star.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13
Kidney ConpIaints


On the last night of series Of PRO
tracted meetings" in the Methodist
church Of a little southern California
village the visiting evangelist was
making special effort to obtain a
showing Of anxious souls. He had
preached his best sermon and reached
an emotional fervor that he had seldom
equaIed. But nobody responded to his
Invitation. They sang hymn. and
then the evangelist rose again and call
ed upon The congregation to "enlist for
the service of the Lord"
q battle SCARED. wooden legged vet.
eran who had dropped into the back
seat watched the proceedings with in.
terest For the third time the persplr-
Ing evangelist rose and asked, 'Is
there no one willing to enlist In the
Lords army? r
Then response came from the back
seat, Draft 'em, parson; hang 1t. draft
emp
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13
Rackache,

It has cured more cases Of Backache and
Leucorrhpa than any other remedy the
world has ever known. It Is almost infallible
In such cases. 1t dissolves and expels
Of development, and checks any tendency
To cancerors humnrs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13
HOW oUAILs HIDE.


Although the Man Could Not see The
bird the Pup Was Right.
We are all more or less inclined to
dispute the unusual incidents reported
by obseryant brother sportmen and If
persuaded VIII excuse the bIgotry
shown by saying. Il never saw any
such thing.r The claim has been
made TINT quail Will lay dead leaf
over Its back when laying close" IN
the woods. and this have always
thought an appropriate extract from a
pretty fairy tale and pItied any one
who could be quilted by such a very
Transparent fable.
One day while hunting quail a covey
flushed wild and scattered In the
woods. Ny companion took the old
dog and the pup. and we proceeded
to beat up the cover. The first point
the pup made was at the foot OF a
small tree. where the trees stood thick,
but where the ground was stony and
was covered only with thin patches Of
dead leaves.
Taking the direction OF the dogs
eyes. passed close by his head and,
brushing by the tree at the foot of
which he stood. walked on 10 or Is
feet. but flushed nothing.
Going back to the dog, carefully
took the direction of his eyes and look
ing closely discovered sitting between
the roots Of the tree within span of
my foot the bird. and lying well over
its back was large dead oak leaf
placed In such manner as to convince
me beyond all shadow of doubt that
the bird had placed 1t there.
My reputation for veraclty is fairly
good, but wish that pup could also
make a statement In this case, for he
and | we're the only witnesses of this,
to me, strange and interesting incl
dent
P. S.-We got the bird.-Lewis Hop
kins In Forest and Stream.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13

The teacher OF aSabbath school class.
says The Christian Register, approach
ed one little fellow ws.o was present
for the first time and inquired bis
ame. for the purpose Of placing It on
the roll. "Well.' said the y9ungster,
sthey Gull me Jimmie for short but
my maiden name issJames."
This Is good mate for the naive and
somewhat boastful statement Of a lit
tie girl 10 a Buffalo household who as.
suredin playmate that she not only had
two maiden aunfs, but maiden grand
mother!
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BLOOD VAS THIN.


Disappeared.
From Presbpferion Journal, Ptiia., Pa.
After years OF patient and intense
suffering, Miss Gertrude Gilbert, OF
1901 Dauphin street. Philadelphia, Pa,
has recovered her lost health, and is
today rosy and blooming specimen
Of young womanhood. To reporter
she gave the following account Of her
case:
had been sick for long time,
whom 4 friend urged me to try DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
Previous to this three doctors had
treated me. They diagnosed my
trouble as heart disease together with
consumption, and prescribed accord
insly. All this medical treatment did
not benefit me In the least. was in
terrible condition. There was scarce
ly any blood left in my body. My
chief trouble was weakness and after
laborious efforts to get up stairs / al
most went into faint and on several
occasions thought was going to die.
$50 little blood had that my ears
were almost transparent, and my COM
plexion was as white as sheet. / can
scarcely describe my sensations, but
after repeated treatment by my ply
sicians became thoroughly discour-
aged.
1t was at this time that DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills were recommended to
: me, and procured box. Before
had finished it began to feel the bene-
| fit to my health. This gave me en-
couragement, and began systematic
course according to directions. At the
end Of the seventh or eighth box, in
addition to having sufficient quantity
and . better quality of blood in my
veins / was relieved of that shortness
Of breath and quick heart action which
bad been my chief trouble. My appe-
tite returned, and / was enabled to do
my daily duties with q cheerfulness
which had never before experienced.
I always, as preventive, keep a box
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills in my
room. They are all they are repre-.
sented to be, and to them. and to them
alone, do l owe my restoration to
health" Signed,
GERTRUDE GILBERT.
At all druggists or direct from DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. Y. Price, so cents per box;
boxes, $3.50
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In Ext@nuntion.

A little girl between and years OF
age came running in from sliding one
day and exclaimed to her mother: "Oh
mamma, did you see me go down?
went like thunder"
To her mothers astonished question
as to whom she had heard say that the
little one replied. well. mamma. you
know you said one day as quick as
lightning and II always thunders after
1t lightens, doesn't it?"-Boston Chris
tan Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-13

The readers Of this paper will be pleased "a
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The proprietors have 30 much faith In its cura
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.