davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

SsSsfalo. On al Sfcosmos melt
fienotc % nsteoe Iano. @aarobru-
ger Ole !. &. Giiger. or nisnact neo
7soen eiter CT fort Spacleie | en- MI.
Der al 60 Iur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
8ruuS / Sclcrnarfcn.

&aluor anloien Spenltrent@ Sopeos
bpanit1 peo Strcr8cn mco &nnO'
tQnoleri or ne0brGuOt, &noboc1, 'onl
err usiurcret ! "8eitu" Tor 1000 SIR,
blep nclpis rcooct. @pQnin9en bar
osiurcret / Rronofo@ien. Iuc I'll
Tptfontorct herenoc Erotofoler %
Iopirer re00coea. &lOen ifreo liQ an
taoelio ira en- al @pgninQena Etber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
0n @rarlnnescrpcSitipn iorbcreoes

Ma EromSe al Sen 00n'te BeoIo9
Senrp Cite, iom tioliaere bar loretta
act Here Reiier til @rsnldno. Oerne
G~rpeOition. Der ifaI operpintrc, bltoer
uuicntlig et Tun9itcrpeoition. Sns
tcresiereOe bliper pilmof Here al
lronobjem5 Gorretnin8$foIf. Sftb
% iSprcr CT ira Sromae.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
"9tursce Ercsiciurcnina,"

upoIitiif 6orcning, Eois 6ornloal or
at porctuRc T~rcaicuS rent tagIiGc On
tcrcSicr, itiitcOe@ mplig ! &rtitlonid.
Gtl SFormnuo paIgtc& RcOafter Sppc'
bal ("&aroen" SficnL til &tcctor'
manO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GbrI'topber.
len l"NitcnpnitenD
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
ltnmnuhrinncn.

UUWHUTGTWVH. OTV -rVT
uopan0rcr Ser MI Ell bctD0cliQ VtGngs
sc, iiGr llngoom, til Amerito. Nile
reSc MI ont DoQen oireiier Der ltsrrc
o0 minorc 1slger, % IPltgcre nooner
8oaren nil cuOnu Here bragg. DC
Sonrliac 5ioers Grpf begpnOcr ogIod
ocroppe of bItpe feleliaere, og Der er
life iau lioen Arbeiosleoigbeo, 1'pr
blauOt Dem. ion ira Ior til altoct bor
lat i'm Hio til SfogSarbeloet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
sanacructcramcn 8cffcuulb ieirc0l

iorlcocu / &riitInnia i'm 12'ourlge
To0ielaOag. Gn0nu pirtcr han meo
iul0 Aroft iom SproglUrer og ITlcr
op I'll inc 10 elmer OogIlg, hpob life
ouc pnIrc Yrrcrc fllnOc 8jorc bon e.
trr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
=trnuNrt ]Slnu ,Snr

Strnnoct Glau. tSor at litonh'
bringe Ell mrrtiIcrc % beorc Grana.
port al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ira &eit-
lonOct % til ariItionio il1Obso cnocl
ior 5ngcu intcrc%iereOc 0tTro til
TunneIic al ct NftieicIifob I'll %nNfieb
al ct Glmplfib. ScIiflbct lflllOc
itartca. l,nor @r. 10000 Udr teGl1ct,
Set lnffcoe@ / Mrlitiouio al lao tc1nct
ca. 10000, men paa &eitIon0ct fit
malr fun tclnct cit llbctuocIi0tc0,
bporior man, ioIiNIO iorcIebj4 bar
icrt iig nooiuQct til at op0IOe So9clt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
SsSsiaiS GIN al Griitionia

SsSsialo GIN al &riihonios Tloitc
oa oniccOc aopofnter, Otto ). Gu'
bert, er afgnact peo Ssocn. San nar
fgot / 1913 og Abpofat iiocn 1870.
Nan Dor bldnOt De offentIi1 ontugne
9lftorcr og Toriparere / @eielterct %
6orman0 ! Rigaforlifriugcna IppcI'
Commission.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Surutunofabslupen.

0iaic Cher neoiotteS en- fmnmltnnt
aomitc til at ofgipe en- SnOitlIinA ON
Sen ocpartcmentule aomitee llOfait til
IN Iormanoifabslop. aomItecn be-
ito0 AZ Rissaopofat @es Fom TSor'
marn, Nbootat Sarbis, @r9ninaS.
n$iiitcnt Grif$ruo. Ioootot 1eblt.
lirefter WoIm. Iopofot <optG
Mencr, @ro@ierer NIf gjertt oI 9or'
aernlcitcr GtriiNe. &omitecn por
fonlncn lanai pau Bel meo lit Gr,
beioe, ga aomitecns Sormon0 pluo'c'
liz nsoc. Ser or cnomI lltct mn
NfcoIem opnUont, % 8omitccn hor
life haot Wsoc, iioen Hi1&n0pntat
WeB 0sOc. ioct mnn oppcbicr Den
paa0aaenoc @icnnemsaaeIic Al hans
Nupircr Tor Set Gilirloe, NJ ser ifulbt
iiroc& Cpte9neIier onsaaenre Sogen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Yrrmier for ssmmerbnsaere

aisrerc. Der uopiier i9rlia foriiatig
9ebntoIing al Smnaifogcn UNDER lit
arbei6e, pil tereftcr blt uhhelt al
neutrality-suspicious. otter Subitiling al
&c lteolige ,Soreuinger. ifr. "SplTno."
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Src 3pru %iuocbrTnot.

Src WBrn ln"0CbrTlloT. INIu !tU7I'
DeO me0ocIe4 OCn 11OC Dtart9: }
Born. , Bigger oQ I @ut. ! AIoeret
81. PIP % I Mar. ionotc@ i8aar
foult al Reg. Der mlluae3 at bare
gaact SIo / Scn8en, b0ori Nernene
laa. iormcntIiG peo GeI mco (GnOitlt'
fer. 9srnenca Iaocr cr Chr. Anocrs
lcn 3ithmCr. Re0tcr p1n @oIucganro
RED Slitruu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
"@nbbeifpitclsb" bolOtcS iorIeoel

SsnnalS pau Samar. "8ubberne"
gift aanifc goot. ifr. Cpl. slpiS." Zen
Gl6ir al 9eItogeruc par 50 amr. San
iif gytraprGmic, ifisnt ban ialot poa
Oeit leie % uiGprc IS % maattc aaa
IN al Nebet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
GicuSumsiala. BoorOer @ufen

GicuoumSialg. @aarOen Suffer- !
after cr al alireo SimenIcn lolGt Tor
10000 ar. % Cmfoitnin0cr.
@auroen ,SltQIcnebbct ! Norobn
or al Giercn iolgt iii u. !. Stoffe Tor
5000 ar. % Cmfoimin1er
Waoroen Gberg / 80, ttIbereIls
Dc Grfcfru Z. VI. @ieIa IeO&bo. cr
pco 9louofnt Roll iol9t til alsbmono
2. a. Sercuien / 6reorItsbaIo tor
Nr. 4i.OOO iurnt Smfoimlnger.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Sajt Gicno 0 30,
iiliaIas eatr tineie.

up,rfstmtnsr unSsr .cHg.s'. '9lasss' 'EtI.
Talss' o. "Gftr'gsrgid' 'ottr % ssH;s lOr q Ora
fov botr Sane. % IN Sent " Cru '5r ali, ION Orst'
tiger . Orb. gptrttsi,HtEisr IHotusts ~: 'pr ut'H'
brs emo - 6tHtS. gtnat naa aftaoiesIis mteialss
all, geitairQtr. Itt lsausr hs ttts at bsg'srs ia
maa GUNNER.
Nv sGeisaabsuIbuS iOtsr 10 Gsnts sr, Gina
gus Orb sisr en- siRtt,
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Aapcts Circ. atter er llInffc life.

OnpcIe LIT. HIItI Il E'IUI'N' TT
un0er Tiifet hcroppc. mclocS ira
Spolppr. Rct ms tor lire fltLoiciIcOe
iprleocr en- @aa0 ira SerIoloclt. NJ
9uoocn4 8ciGtning omfon ire
Rann. blan6t hDiIfc oar Goocr o9
5sn. 2iacIcoca fuIoicileSe upIia en-
Nooo ira 9nlItoN, al hoiS RciGtnln9
10 miitcoc gpct. Gn nnhen al Wano'
Ifobct iif Nom0cn fmit mcIcm TO
JIr1Nr
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Sruilbnuru. Gluerum@ SidtIoH
trnfea ilnttct IGnGere 2cit Oh OF til
e hsierc Ylnn, EMO Sen M lager,
huorior Suergungaitcoet oper @lon'
men maa bliue pes 8reitiosielt. Eta.
tionernc bliuer Seirct, Scrnps, ga
ire. Nprmoen. 5lcteng. llloaa. Sus'
fisleu. Sia. Ntiotjfcabergct, Nelaa'
ruict. Irpiil. HIaoien. er0noiet.
Mermocn o. 5isl. 2Gngoen er
1862 ailomcter. Iemne Sanes ao'
iten0c or fnlfuleret~t ill T93S.3U0 SIR.
Oct fun mcrfs$. ar anntoei Sroer
| le6er op / oucg 100000 ar., oa Sis.
len frpeier 10 Sopeopasorug. 8lonl'
men "a aIara, ioruocu taIrige Siclpe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Yrupit Nicrnlii, 600

Gem. ION ira 9tptuor tog Hf'feo ION
|roult, tomplimcntcrcoeS iorleoen |
lit Silent al Irouiticta FrTIte ter med
l}rouit Ghr. &nlGoien iom Orofsrer.
Ser p~ucrrafteS Nr. aicrltlf en- Mttn.
Ocaupc ira YrUlteruc lom et llotrpt
for ocrcS 0%eugipenbcO ior oeres &C.
,,inr
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
SiriScu / "SaaSpoitrn,"

bjcm. or tul criot med, n HeolttDr
Saafou 9sfru har ir0trdoot 9laocts
ycoelic. 0ouS CiIrto ont at opertdgc
9laoct meo &llucutnr. Qtoitincri oio,
Tor 100000 aroncr blcp 1ortaltet.
Ysfcn itartcr M ct mt Geritrcbloo,
Oh rrlc hans Neutrality-suspicious. o8
anc hams DtcoarhciOere ira "Gagas
poiter" aaar mcb BAN. tSor "Idgs'
poitrn" or Der cnouu life luIlt lo1eR
I'M ReOdftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
SuuiiclScts Scruicltcr.


ten nUlig til 6irntoregiitret nnmelotc
Afticielifab er / oi@ic Gage 'ol8t til
ct enaclif Spnbifat, pol @cttnBcIlc
al 9eiarin0 iii &ooren cller cOcntllelt
llnocriegelic inbtil Wiotcn al Sttober
ieritfomnteroe. Tor en- Sun Al IL
Wtinion aroncr. tScltet bcitaar a 29O
llomaul COtuthinger). "a bucrt 10
muol bar en- SGnDoe Al $50 Wetcr,
uogicr 0tnlmgan0en& bele SrtNCc
ST ant. Soofielocts '\ernfeItrr er
ianIcoeS ct al DC itgrit2 M tlenotc
,%erniorefomiter / Nonocr. Seb Snm.
mcnilutning al monlc fnrlticulNc
Anpisuiuger bIeu Der I Sanltdr oon.
net Ct afticiclifnb. tpi% 6ormadl cr
at is9e Selternc ioI9t ~ hutS SNoe
er gsDe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
2auacrc

taH bra { "BKOWN's BRONCHIAL TRocHES tFrsi
us.ni sore Ger siaes. ba ~ rte rroshsteer Ensrf Va
estiat ne or uvHrocutsr 81 o. aiHsrs Srsbs, %
Irritation. Der saaerass5 pso cage is al S;sR
nsH. "a suier III al rsuis % aatt Stsmmeu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Serunnne Npbbericlter

offs SanoelSreaiitcr cr oltuelot Httjc.
ieIifabct 2erpanoS aobDCrielter. lOi3
1Tormaal CT at nptti99i0re Jig DC llOc.
huuetOe aobberielter | %soingelr, 60
ten. Selifnbcts aupitol 1r 80 SfiTrp,
Der err ~uarSiattc iii ar 10000,
observation-disclosures cr Haruif. Be
itpre(ien britaar al: ztatiuS &ocoh
Soff Mp&liu1, Norpit. Tormano, Der
iorpligter Selifnbct mcN lin timber.
ifrift. Wturtin &oiitoo A}iia o. Pin.
Nreu$ Yohert &onicn M1luaa&, Cue
ltPS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
ltlpplin Gl0inat

Der / Suuuicn iulDt Com oOer to 81.
QcjU8crc, Scr i Gecembcr Ytooneo
ifie0 10 GIg2opr. g fif en- Ntultt
puu DcnhoIOapia 300 % 300 aronet.
yiaclcOea blep 3 Yeriouer, Der bnu0e
mo0tot &ieo al Sc fGlote Glaaopr
iluQt en- WhtIft qua 50-75 aroner.
Suntliqc peotog Oommetl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

0ujfcs. Npgcu tom tuuoe iUmme
~ hio iI ocuUc El3n9 meo en- qcO B:rhss
ron S,ugit Ter pii ttlpc uoHIGrlei Hu.ee
nina fcr en- 'anolH NC,t Der ogaHe Sanr.
Spr uGrrrrc UluocrrciHlHg ttlifr,U: u. u
ericiUu, NdiiuH. r. Qiioia. 3lba
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Nomiral Hidyclirn, Der / mart en-
WenrcifcuIber tdr pTret boiat / Slonl.
er MI frnlmet til ~ajcbcuhApu hOor
ban ian taQer fait SpbOI0,
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Oujfes. 6icm tiIbpoeS en- rlore
~ apinoe iom oil blGlpe en- iuagclta Sus'
moosr. Nbr: y. ) Dagger, 0srpsl. q.
Grutr 90. YSts. 32bI
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Cuffce. - Enifcr Sc al fIebe eu
X Tarm l Ct gammcIt itnuOmautt Stor.
ie.ilsmeni, pa itdl Ie9 bripGrs Acres Spgrls
I moal. mar ct extra TIImTrFe meotg,grr.
tbt ica CT life GanongcHt. JUhu JgISea'
! len. Welt InHmar', @ig. jlb3
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
&istOniit Sfoulano.

$1,000 atres "5oyOnOoO" 9rltc:. mtct imcnsm
ct. 8aul os TuIutb Iangs Smlha 8Hnen. SCrt
PuIoicro paG Serbuno. gimptbn. SlcOer % @lad-
arns ourer nppi9t. 9enuc Setttoi irrl9sres al Sisz
er, siIcer % sGfte Og esUcr fig irrfrtuItgt for 9Rets
erIorift % 8rcnturaul.
Ane o0eHnRUute 2auotrgtHin5er bIeu ombpqqsa
Lat uoiDgt al bette 9CmpIgui. ug Der biSpoucye5
iuIotGnoi9t ooer BeitooeIitSretteH Ill bUcrt StDt'S.
gilitriU o5 o. 0p3tU, bpao SlalS 5drm Te euitcr,
Dg ri ftal bcftriUe uo3le iycciclc @obtticb for Fem.
Starter oa GpLpsuiraer pipe5 bercoUiaiat. &eo,attc
SiIetprlier % fri 8eiic for 2au0iobere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Tilialge. - ? Reo Rtuer 8oueg
< Garm,, 2s0 "a 32O AtreE. al; o0riblrt.
@poc improvements. IT, H. StattUH pda
Qauoct, .. z. atn0e. SpeCrn H. TAT.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

.ViHalas.-DiH 6orrctulna lRUrlb
8eiteru ,(Opa belidaeaoe al General
Stpd umtrtn3 $4,000. Nlt INC 8drcr. I'm
BopoS Groceries Borfs Il 5bocs. GH no
mRrfet 9laos ior en- MORT Dtauo. OI Gtsr'
lteparteu al HciO!'uHosu CT Horite. Stle,
moer ytGrIe D}. 7. 1888. beoeS ieuot I'll
Secornt, Foiieu. a2bi
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Niljalas. s ipoli9e Mttuneiotu,
X Smcolt. OF 8ogHuGrtteo i0x46 llgt'
iua 8eboclirsbus 26xI0. Barn 1920. 10
2otter yGG Goueo9aoCn, &Grtlteoet uoltnrct
meO @u&oIlHc GH9tHc % NialireTI; aeo
SCREENING. S~cupeuoeiNc nj T.. Y. 6Ieid,er.
Truman. ptIuH. 32b2
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
CENTRAL MINNESOTA LAND CO.,
SpoCofontpr
f32 f. Third ST., st. Paul, Mimi.

6tIial-Rontorcr: Morris, MINI. Crookston,
MINI, Shel. Lake, Wis.
Hruu "Gccoras Soitca" uaar &c ~lri0er.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

gqge esrpso tstie1etatgrcs 'Or iraorrtnet
Slrar % 9euutr. al lsi bar bebaaet NIUcis 0'GsozHs
oerrc at b~orfta!te ira bette til ct ssers 9ip min i,Grs
Gufm 8adeI. tgot abrahanfoH. gun oPsc Den
a!Oc Malts en- HIorr al 80 adr. 7sOtaaridatH Ddg
grg ltrriul. Eua t~ftsrIaoer ia to sern. 3 % = War
aamlc. G,lranrt prTs heHSeS mimic.
DE Gals.
1u,popp, Ia. ben 2abr Warts 1909.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
TpoeiaIo.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rptaass arattS. rair D. o.
rrCniqer 10 StUitr. Snu Orb relucs Ger ~ dntt'
It oft rrrr 10 g'ntey udd krtG.e9 : Gent 10
lrrt Erb. gnecbtlts hsfNies mco > 4eHts ~.
Strie. gctdIma rlan GIuA mSgtslGe ssfttita1tL
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

TtiaIas. Rnd @ruuo al Spq'
X bonn Ct COB; I'm paa oucr 30 Nlocr OF
CIT 80 GdirRscs 6gls 1 RtHaeaplIs, tlI'alJs
blQtaL. Gprrsis: J. y. aHsHeS. gtertGu
Bari, q. Paul. WSiuH. 2tb3
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Set off aalt. StIcHa ~torcneoc 20
bof2fabrifer beiluttcOc @Dltg p1a sc.
neralipriumlina at op.rie SeLitabct
ca litpincre. 1obet paA Grlitcn par
ifior 1850 ar. moo 23,I00 1900.
Der or altiaa tSremgl11,s men pao
@runo al m1nalenOc A1pital tonot
man oct rau0lsit at Iori'rtte !Tn9'r.
iii Me0Icnmer Al 0en neointtc q,
ruio1tionsfomitc u1lotcs Nopnfot
9opft. ariitionin, ionr ReprGicntnHt
FOR 4ttiebaufcn. TobrltHtS itsr'tC Hf'
tionGr. ianrt EoIit,m"cr 9briItos
pbCricu % 8rosicrcr N1ns Anocr'cn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
ReliOn Guuntp, 9tOro Satota.

10000 GcrEs oelpi5 Oponrtet 2dnO. iueeu 10 NtiI ira
Safpto. 9ette or Ell mcget mt 6armoiitri /; apIit-
gen ~uoalprbC ioNs gar ira - iii 80 BuihelS pr. acre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

I'm itur NanblDrn WV FotIeot!I OsO
NtiOoagsti0er ituht / Rtmeltnucu
1ldd. Salmgoal. al I0rr. &crt&s
cicr amlt Berg o. @rosierer ~.
9ade. Irammen. @ierner baooe pG.
ret rinaet / 90. 5 Tug Sib AZ en-
gtlao. Zen rammcoc2 Al SfuO
Eyggcn ira beege SGG're. Saaten,
Ger iorcaif me0 SuuO, rnnbt Steo
ct meact bratlpnSt GietoterrGrL os
Sneen bar Los OF Sub, ina Sorholoere
pnr alntitiae.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Get Sniticiotifc Sclttca. @eneral.
ioriumling uibolotc2 Der lS0e Ntorta
/ Irono0lcma grlulthont I'll &olG
pa 9rimrrIic. Gen '"lnocIaacS mco
aoitiaiQ SpGuoinI pa 0rtho AZ
aoniul ,Ioor 0nitil.Nt5 SptrToerl
imo0 Sugisrerue SmrJt ~Nltngeuberg
% 9crgcricn. iont hon iurlouatc ia
itct. RciultatCt blcp, 1t alinaenhcra
blcu faitet, men 8cr1tr'},l o. aoulltI
4ntun ,SeusicL iom MUtttclot oaloa
iorlan1tc faitet. bIcp dI11ualgte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Stebclts @rant % Sraucric Gn.s

Ser bar ri c~rnfriug 1900 acrsS MIN rrtct 2ano.
Serue Stitc %Onttatter bauoc uourtct % nHritt gaUo
Cont RnIoipro meh &ersluocr8ruuo Gc;tc Glgtrif!
ct / MatSbGItct og CT bt frultbarcts GtrJg al
Riuusin+1
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

J. IS. Surman. 9. g. eunofrsm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-04-04
Churches in Rome.

The guide books are responsible for
the popular impression that there are
365 churchs in Rome, one for every day
in the year, but that is mistake The
exact number is 352, including the four
great basilicas outside the walls. Be-
sides these there are about 91S chap
els connected with monasteries, nun
neries, schools and private palaces.
and large number of shrines erected
by individuals in different parts of the
city to fulfill vows or show gratitude
for deliverance from peril or sickness.
There are 6S monastery establish
ments, AZ for monks and &c for nuns.
The number of inmates varies from
time to time with the season, and av-
erages about 4,000.-N. Y. Sun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-04-04
CORONATION COMPETITIONS.
Experts Employed by English Arts.
tOcrats to Make Them
Beautiful.

The coming coronation festivities
are being eagerly looked forward to
by women of all ages who move in what
is known as the ''smart set" 1t is an
ticipated that there will be tremen-
dous influx of wealthy Americans and
distinguished foreigners" and mem
bers of our aristocracy who are
blessed with manageable daughters
regard the Forthcoming ceremony in
the light of a huge marriage fair in
which, owing to the multitude of buy
ers, they hope to obtain high prices
for their wares, says Reynolds News
paper.
In consequence, every possible
means to enhance their own and their
daughters beauty is being employed
by the female scions of "our old nobil-
ity." A walk through the West End
thoroughfares or a glance at the adj
vertisement columns of the society
journals will reveal that large num-
Der of professional beauty doctors
have come over from the United States
and France for the purpose of replen-
ishing their purses by adding to, or
pretending to add to, existing charms
or by restoring those that are faded
and gone.
Those practitioners can only be con-
suited by very wealthy women, as the
meanest of them would scorn fee of
less than five guineas for advice and
treatment. Six months treatment
usually costs $500. Vanity is always
prepared to pay large fee.
They occupy as rule, flats in aris-
tocratic streets-in Belgravia and
Mayfair-which are furnished sump-
tuously and fitted up with curious
and expensive electric machines.
These people-mostly impostors-
boast that, with the scientific meth
DDS at their command, they can
make any woman of SIS, or even older,
appear as young and good looking as
the average well-preserved woman of
80, providing they submit themselves
to their treatment for six months or
SO.
At present, it is no eXaggeration to
state that their rooms are crowded
with peeresses and their daughters,
who are paying enormous blackmail
and are submitting cheerfully to OPP
erations which remind one of the tor
lures of the Spanish inquisition.
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in this wine, Nay said he at the abb
bots right, tits a tang of leather,
though very slight Not so,' spake
the abbot, himself, tits iron; I know
the taste WELL But at that instant,
one at the lower end of the board ex-
claimed, sticking his nose into the
cup, Brother, tits fat Ambrose
CAT that there was hubbub at the
table, for the abbot could not bear
such words, but when they had quiet
ed, I told them my dream.
"Then said the abbot, Peace, nv
children, we will drain this cask!' so
altogether we went below into the
vaults and with a siphon emptied the
great tun.
FINALLY the siphon sucked dry, and
the good father spake, 4 myself will
exercise the evil spirit
$50 was let down with a rope, and
there lay our blessed brother, fiat on
his back, his face as you see it on
the bung, his body twice it's natural
girth.
"'We cannot leave him here said
the abbot, he must lie in consecrat-
ed ground, and, besides, we need the
cask!' But when they would have
drawn him up through the bung hole
it was too small. Then squeaked the
scrubby boy, my assistant, he who
afterwards became cardinal, Turn
him over and open the spigots!'
$50 five of us did that, and we thus
caught enough wine to fill another
butt for the lay brothers. After that
it was easy to draw him through the
bung-hole, which we did with the
derrick.
"Then to me said the pious Father
Ekkehard, My son, this has been a
day fraught with great consequences
to the soul of our departed brother,
and Beelzebub, who tried to keep him
unburied is again foiled; in memory
of which his likeness shall be craven
upon the bung as a warning to all
future cellar-masters.'
Not until the death of the good
abbot did the key come to me, and
then it was that Capt. Monrepos, brat
of King Louis, stole it with the 9TH
ers."
With deep sigh the old man raised
his candle that the light fell upon
forest of cobweb, fine and fantastic
as the frost work on window.
''Since Them rustled his spectral
voice, "the cloister cask has been
dry"
We crawled out of the lower open
ing, and as we passed through the
vaults, it seemed to me that 1 saw a
hogshead standing on end between
the dim rows.
"Come quickly he gasped; "they
say that the ghost of Brother Am
brose still walks!" and we hurried in
to the ight.-Overland Monthly.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The Methodists indianapolis have
raised $4,000 toward the erection of
hospital.
The pope's daily average of letters
and papers reaches the enormous num-
Der of $4,000 to $4,000. Thirty-five sec
retaries are kept fully employed with
his holiness correspondence.
Rev. Henry A. Sullivan, rector of the
Cathedral of the Holy Cross, in Boston,
administers to the spiritual wants of
the largest congregation in New Eng
land, his parishioners numbering be-
tween 5000 and 5000.
The students of Cornell have evident
ly been doing some extraordinary good
work this year, as the midwinter ex-
aminations showed that only 70 stu
dents in the entire university failed
to pass up to the requisite number of
hours.
The Interior would have the next
general assembly formally declare the
American revision of the Bible the
standard for the instruction of the
young, directing the board of publica-
UlOn 10 use Une revised UeAU anu 10
other in all Sunday-school helps"
The oldest piece of writing in the
world has recently been given to the
University of Pennsylvania. 1t con-
sists of an inscription on fragment of
vase which was smashed in raid by
the Elamites of Nipper. 1t is $500
years old, dating back to the time of
king who lived 1850 years before
Christ The characters are not in
cuneiform, but in picture writing.
In the high school in Sioux City, Ia,
the school board has undertaken what
is proving to be very successful ex-
pertinent in serving hot lunch to the
pupils at cheap prices. A lunch-room
has been fitted up, and there the pu-
pills can purchase many hot dishes at
low prices. Everything is sold for
checks, which can be obtained in lots
of ten and 25 cents worth. Much time
is saved in this way, and it is possible
to serve 80 boys and girls in ten min
utes.
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A Noted Knight TempIar
Owes His Health to Peruna.

Colonel T. P. Moody, prominent
Knight Templar, is well known in every
city in the United States west of Buff
falo, N. Y, as a jewelers. Auctioneer.
In the city of Chicago as prominent
lodge man, being member of the X.
It's and also of the Masons. The cut
shows Colonel Moody in the costume
of the Oriental Consistory Masons,
32nd degree.
In recent letter from 5000 Mich
igan avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, Mr.. Moody
says the following:
"F0r over twenty-five years /
suffered from Catarrh, and for
over ten years 1 suffered from
cafarrh of the stomach terribly.
"Ihave taken all kinds of nedi-
cineS and have been treated by
all kinds of doctors, as thousands
of my acquaintance are aware
In different parts of the United
States, where have Travelled, but
my relief was only temporary,
until & little over year ago 1
started TO take Peruna, and at the
present time I am better than /
Rave been for twenty years.
1.-THE soreness has left my sfom-
ach entirely and 1 am free from
Indigestion and Dyspepsia and will
say to all who are troubled with
catarrh or stomach trouble of any
kind, don't put it off and suffer,
but begin to take Peruna right
away, and keep it up until you
are cured, as you surely will be if
you perseVere.
My wife, as many in the southwest
can say, was troubled with a bad
cough and bronchial trouble, and doc
tors all over the country gave her up
to die, as they could do nothing more
for her. She began taking Peruna with
the result that she is better now than
she has been in years, and her cough
has almost left her entirely. The sore
ness has left her lungs and she is as
well as she ever was in her life, with
thanks, as she says, to Peruna. Yours
very truly, T. P Moody.
Catarrh in it's various forms is rapid
ly becoming general curse. An I'M
doubted remedy has been discovered
by DR.. Hartman. This remedy has
been thoroughly tested during the
past forty years. Prominent men have
come to know of it's virtues, and are
making public utterances on the sub
ject. To save the country we must
save the people. To avethe people we
must protect them from disease. The
disease that is at once the most preva-
lent and stubborn of cure is catarrh.
If one were to make list of the diff
ferent names that have been applied
to catarrh in different locations and
organs, the result would be astonish-
ing. We have often published partial
list of these names, and the surprise
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In South America.

Gentlemen" said the South Amer
lean statesman, do we revolute to-
morrow"
"Why not?" queried the short
senior.
"Why not, indeed?" echoed the
statesman. "Shall we make it before
or after breakfast?"
after" replied the stout senior.
81 find that it doesn't agree with me
when 1 try it on an empty stomach"
"Very WELL" said the statesman. If
we are agreed we will overturn the
government at ten o'clock tomorrow
morning. How is it with you, Pablo?''
81 am referee in a cock-fght at H."
said the man addressed, ''but I'll try
and get around in time to see you
through. "-Woman's Home Compan-
ion