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Evening star., 1903-11-28
CURES CkTARRa
Hyomei the Most Wonderful Cure
for Catarrh Ever Discovered" Says
Henry Evans.

Do not try to cure catarrh by taking drugs into
the stomach: It cannot be cured In that manner
The only way In which this too common disease
can be cured is through direct applica tion that
will kill the bacilli Of catarrh and prevent their
growth.
Hyomei Is the only known method Of treatmsnt
that accomplishes this. II is the simplest. most
pleasant and the only absolute cure for catarrh
that has ever been discovered.
Thousands OF unsolicited testimonials have been
re ceiyed from the most prominent men and women
in the country who have been cured by this re-
mark able remedy. Minister'S bankers. iawyeres
even eminent physicians have given strong testt-
monials the remarkable powers OF Hyomsi to
cure catarrh.
The complete Hyomei outAt costs but 81 90, con-
s,stng of inhaler, dropper and suftcienf
Hyomei to last several weeks. This viii effect
cure in ordinary cases, but for chronic and deep
ses ted cases Of catarrh. longer may be neees-
sary and then extra bottles of Hyomei can b.
obtained for SOC. 1t is not alone the best Qt
might be called the only method of curing ca
trrrb but Il is also the most economical.
Henry Evans. B22 and 924 F street northwest,
has SO much confidence in the power of Hyomei 70
cure catarrh. that he will for a limited time. sell
this medicine under his personal guarantee TO ne
fund the norey II the purchasers can say that 10
did not help them.
Evening star., 1903-11-28

of preface the weil-known lines from
Lucille" may be effectively used:
We may live without poetry. n1nslc and art.
We may live without conscience and live without
heart;
We may live without friends we may 1--we without
books,
But civilized men cannot live without cooks.
The book is now ready for contributions
from friends. Each will be glad to write
over her own signature some favorite
recipe.
Nerve-racked women who are carrying
out the fashionable doctors favor1te pre-,
scription, "a little dose of neediework,
may find the fancy work formulas de-
scribed of some benefit.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
The Last Straw.
From Judge


There were some things about the king
which his subjects did not like. For in
stance. he was an inveterate punster.7 But,
nevertheless. the people were willing to put
up with few little foibles.
oh king said the chief of large depu-
tation of citizens, may your reign be one
long era of sunshine!''
What" shouted the king. won't 1t be
funny to have long reign and not an UNI
brelia raised?
1t WAS then that the leader of the hoi
polloi gave the signal to sack the palace
and bag the king. Served him right. too.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
The Woman Must Seak.
n the Philadeiphia Press

From the Philadeiphia Press.
Mr.. Skrap-"There's Just this about Il,
1t is impossible for us to live together ana
not quarrel"
Mrs. Skrap-''There is no possibility OF
our Quarreling IL neither OF us speak"
Mr.. Skrap-"Of course; but as | say, it
isn't possible for US to live together and
not quarrel.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Still the Mode.

FROM Judge.
But. my DEAR said the first woman in
that affectionate tone which indicates that
perfect lady intends to say something to
hurt the feelings, isn't your winter cloak
moth-eaten?"
"Moth-eaten?' answered the other with
that infection which a woman adopts when
she inserts a subtle squelch into her re-
marks: ''moth-eaten? No. indeed! That is
drop-stitch.''
Evening star., 1903-11-28

Druggists F. s. Williams Co. Sign the Bond.
With every box Of Mi-o-na sold by +. s. Williams
& Co., 9th and T SITS. NV, they VIII give their
signed bond TO refund the money IL IL Goes not
regulate digestion and give nntural Increase OF
good solid flesh.
You run no risk whatever when you buy M-o-ra.
You are the judge to whether IL costs You any.
thing not.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

stma 800 S@ritte auBerbalb bes Dot
fes, mo it9 bic StraBen trenrten.
11niere Gferbe ftanbeu selattelt, unb
i1 CAB Befebl auf3uftsen.
Sd beabii@tiste, BEN @es nod Be-
tblebem einsui9laaen unb anf Dem @e
&c nod 6arriimitb einen ttefeu Gin
|i@uitt, ben i3 fannte, gu beiesen, I'm,
bann bic gnsldnber, rrenr tie auf BEN
@ese nod 6arriimitb iber cine An-
b6be tamen unb am Sori3ont fi9tbar
murben, bei9ieBen gu lailen.
Nber BITE Mel6uns mar ni9t ridtio
seweien, benn bic gnsldnber befanbeu
ii6 ni9t auf benz @ese mad 9arri=
imitb, anb ais mir an ben @es mad
getblebem famen, rannten mir ibneu
beinabe auf ben 2eib.
sic rttter tursen Srab unb tonn.
ten natirli9 better b0ren, als MIR,
BITE i'm 9alopp berantan1en.
Nls MIR auf 200 S@ritte an IL
beransetommen maren, besannen IL
auf uns gu i@ieben.
@ai@ rtef i@:
rgretft an, Burger"
0eri@iebene meiner Manni9aften,
Bic tapferften, tbateu btes, aber BIZ
an6eren saloppirten bauon. gtwo
so non uns sriHen an, uab bte Dor:
berften bransen bts in bic unmtttel.
bare Ndbe Der gnsldnber Dor. 81
entlpanr fi9 eth turses, aber befttsei
@efe9t, MIR waren iebo9 seswunsen.
uns NIT feds @erwuubeten suradste:
BEN. Sum glid uaren ALE nur lei@t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
observation-disclosures &apttel.
Sd brinse Ell 6 n 5 o
pou7O0 Maunsu=
n.

&Ommanbant s. 6. Wens batte
sesen gnbe September nit Der So=
Tonne bes Sberft Bling in Der Ndbe
BON Seilbron Elm @efe6t sebabt. Sin
Sbeil Der Wanni6aft bieles SHisiers
befano ii6 in Steuunsen auf &anbies,
NO tie ais Sedurs aud &afferntraale
CUR S%erfasunS bate. &ommaubaut
Wens srtff ite nit etrpa so Wann an
uno nabm 25 sefansen, mdbreub bic
Sabl ber Sobten unb 8erpunbeten
;wiiden 80 unb 40 betrus, bic anbe.
rem fobeu. Son uns fielen bier 2
Wann unb 3 murben perwunbet.
gbenIO battle &ommanbant &oB
uub feline Srantfurter ein 9efe6t NIT
elmer abtbeiluns bes Sberit &emins=
ton, nobel Is Eobte unb Sermunbete
in unieren 6dnben blieben, inter IT,
men befauben ii9 Z 0ational. Scouts.
so fanben fortmdbrenb i'm sarsen
9anbe 9efedte ftatt, bic i9 ni9t be-
IonSers beidreiben fann, neil i'd nt9t
babel sepeleu bin. ba i9. mie bereits
selnst, bier nur Selbiterlebtes l9il=
bern min. Wan iiebt aber, mas pom
Ben fleinen &ommanbos seleiitet por=
ben lit, unb i'd bofe ipdter pon alien
metnen Niliitent Saupttpmmanbanten
eine Sel1reibuns ibrer @rlebniHe gu
erbalten. uelde i'd bann 81 Fapier
brinsen merbe, iIno iber wel9e bic
@elt i%taunen birfte.
go sroB aber au9 bic 9erbiente
bieier tleinen Abtbeilunsen maren, 10
slaubte i9 bod, baB es nunmebr on
Der 3eit Jet, mteber einmal elm &C.
fe9t in sr0Berem Stil gu liefern, unb
gu bieiem 3wed befabl i6, baB folsen
be OHtSiere, ieber nit elmer pom mir
beitimmteu Mnsabl 9eute, ii9 BEL mir
in glpbi9ap, Dttritt Seilbron, einz
iinben io0ten: 9eueral Widal Erins=
loo nit BEN &ommanbanten Oliuter
unb &atenba9 DOE, getblebemiden
3ommanbo, 3ommanbant gornelis
Sapib pom Golfer, Der an SteQe bes
suradsstretensn stssuetamp iest bic
Seilbroniden Burger fibrte, Som
manbant 6ermanus @rebe, &omman-
bant &oen pon 9a6pbranb unb Som
u1anbant San giaiers, &roonitab.
Tortlesuus folst.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
gtwasiber Blodbduer unb
biend9t Or sriffe
Ser 6 slduber.

Su bieIen Easen beiudte i'd bic
abtbeiluns Der Sarriimitbi@en 8ir=
ger, bic unter aommanbaut San Sa=
cobs ftanb, unb ebenio eine abtbeiz
Lung Der 8etblebemideu. Mls i'd suz
ridtam, b6rte i'd, baB bic gnsldnber
beiddftist isien, pom 5eilbron Bis
Srantfort cine 9iuie pou 8~lodbduiern
su erridten. gs mar mir zines Der
iinertldrliditen Dinse, baB bas md@=
tise England 8lodbduier n6tbis bot
te, um bic gureu gu fausen. Oas
bdtten fie aud obne biele tbun f6nnen.
Sd Mill bier rlir eineu SaI~ aufabreu,
nm gu bemeiieu, baB bic 8lodbaus.
taftit serabesu cine 2d9erli9feit NOR,
unb Der bebeutenbite Sang Der eng
ldnber i'm Treiitaat am 81. 6ebruar
1902 ni9t bur9 bic Blodbduier bers
beisefibrt worben 1T. Oie gusldn=
Der ma9ten bamals ndmlt@ einen sroz
Sen varaal" = drive" wie fe es
nannten. 8einabe, wie Sanb an 9anb
Tanben bieie glodbduier nebeneinan=
Der pom Seilbron, Sranffort unb Be-
tblebem, bebedten gu glet9er 3ett
Eranspaal unb eritredten fi9 pom Tres
be Bis an bic Ora@enberse unb ndbers
ten fi9 5arriimitb. Simmer enser
uurbe Der &reis, um einen unsebeuer
sroBen Sang pon Meni9en unb Sbies
rem 6eionbers &inberu) gu ermOsliz
den. Meni9eu unb Sbiere wurben
Bier unb in pielen anberen Sdaen ses
aen BITE S~lodbduier setrieben, bort
f~eitsebalten unb sefansen senommen.
Sn ben enslii@eu 3eitunsen uurbe
sroBes aufbebens pon ben gor5aSer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

Sersaset ni9t. nod 1T 9oHnuns 10
lanse nod etne Slai6e pom Sorni's
alpentrdut 8lutbeleber I'M 2anbe 1T
lift BITE Mnit9t pou 6errn &einbarb
8arpolb in Nrnbt, q. Oat. @ez
nannter Serr i9reibt: Gin Wann
Namens g.. ariser, ganbo, SC.
Dat. lit i9on lause an 9erstlopfen
unb bate ii@ aud i@on pon uielen
aersten bebanbeln lahen, bod i9ien
es, als rpirbe er bic &ranfbeit ui9t
mebr Los uerben. Gum Slid bate
i9 eber, bic Msentur ibernommen unb
10 bot i'd Tim BEN Mp~eutrduter 8lut=
beleber on unb i@on nod Der 2. Slai9e
mar BITE arantbeit sewi9en. Ms i9
lestens NIT ibm ipra@, iaste er, er
fible ii9 mte neuseboren unb empfieblt
BITE Mebisin einem Seben Der on Wtes
berberiteluns sweifelt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

perlest, am bebeutenbiten mein Sobn
Siaac, Der in's Sein, unter benz anie,
sei9onen uurbe.
Wtr eilten elm Siid melt meg unb
laben TN Sunfel, wie ii9 &eiter benz
Oorfe ndbsrten. SD belt tie suerlt
fur bic eeute, bic Encouragement ma
rem, aber es mar 9eneral WeiIel
NIT ieinem Stabe; er bate aber
faum 20 Wann BET ii9.
Sd batte nun 70 Wann unb be-
ldlob, ben gnsldnbern nodmals ben
WeS gu uerlesen. Nber bieIe waren
wdbrenb bieier 3eit 10 i@arf seritten,
baB mir crit, als es i6on gang bea
mar, fe iberbolt batten. Sin furz
ses 9efe@t, ebenio beftis, mie has DO
riSe, besann, aber ba Der Seinb 6 bis
Z mol itdrter mar, pie mir unb iber=
bteS cine &anone unb elm Wartm=
Norbenfelbt BET ii9 bate, fonnten mir
ni@ts ausri@ten, ionbern muBten ibm
aus benz WeSe seben.
Wtr tamen slidli9ermeiie obue I'm
fall bapon, unb mir sinsen surid,
mdbrenb bic gnsldaber nod Setble.
benz weitersosen.
Sc brad iest cine Heriobe Der Stu.
BE fur uns an. Oie gngldnber be-
i9dftisten it9 NIT Der @rri@tuns uon
glodbduiern unO batten ui9t uiel euit
gu fdmpfen. Oie Yaule tam uns gut
gu i~tatten, Bonn ba nur i9mader Ste.
gen sefauen unb bas 9ras iebr trodeu
mar, fonnten mir uniereu Bferben,
bic elenb ausiabeu, etmas 8ube go
men.
go sins Der Wonat September gu
gnbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Notis fir Sols-

Bonn nntersei6neten uerben Bis Sdmifde,
ben II. October, morseus IL rbr perfieselte
Insebote sur 9ieferuns pom 10 SIafter wei=
den Sol3es fir bic ct. @loub gibliotbef ent=
9e9enaenommen. Der Contract pirb benz
gfiebri9itbietenben iiberlafien, i'm Sale ,rpei
ober mehr auaebote einsereidt perben. Ser
Boarb bdlt lid bas Re6t DOR, iebes ~ein;elne
ooer ale Ineebote gu perperfen. Ollie auae
bote ioQten seri6tet ieiu on
6. q. & o d II,
4=2 633 ct. germainitrabe, ct. Gloub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Gin falter resnerii9er SAG

Gin falter resnerii9er Sag,
smei elm wenis maiie SaBe, unb me-
niaitens elm 3leines In Der Tanilte
hat In Der Nant ben Reu9buiten.
Wir baben iest berartise Sage utele,
aber iosar iener Suiten pirb ietner
Sdredem beraubt, rpenu etne Slai9e
Coles 5uftenmittel CUR 9anb tit.
ainber lieben es, unb etne Wutter,
bic es eimmal sebrau&t bat, weib,
baB es bas bette 1T. geriu&t es; es
lit aaramtirt. 25 unb so 6. bet
Martin Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
SerHeigerun9.

uutersei6 meter ldBt auf ieiner i'm Sopn
apon aels9eneu Sarm an - go
Sienfta8, Den IS. Setobcr, 1903,
morsens 10 nbr folssnoe @eoenitdu5e 6fs=
fentli6 p%erlteiSern 4 Hferoe, 4 8Ibe, 2 brei=
jGbri9e Rinber nit 6dlbern, / 3uei Sabre
alter Seriep Seiier NIT 6alb, a S.%Gbrlinse, 2;
Ralber pom Sribiabr, 8 S9weine pom Srlhe-
labr, p Sibner, l ginber, l SGmoi9ine,
Weabmai6ine unb 9eursdeu, / gsge, 2
Hfi9e, 2 @ultiuators, l Woasn | edit.
ten, Sett gferbe9ei3irr. l 3ufelidse unb
onbere auf Der Sarm seuobnll9 sebraudten
Gerdtbe.- geoiusunseu aue Summen biz,
So baar out iolde iiber s. ein sSabr Belt se=
gen 5u 6 pro,ent gut perbIrste Jtoten.
Rober % e J. giesn,bImer
9 d er, 8%eriteieerer. 43&45
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Ser Rampf swtf6en Bar
nnb Srtte.
(Oer breiidbrise Sries pom
0eaeral SIR. u. be 8et.
(SortIesung.)

Sd lese cine lleberiesuns biefes
meiuss S9reibens BEL, bamit Gu.
Grs. ni3t bur9 cine unri9tise lleber=
iesuns Der Snbalt meiues griefes por=
entbalten pirb, wie tirsli9 seldebeu
lit, als elm Brief, ben i9 on bic &e=
sieruns Der Sabafritaniiden &sput=
lit sei9rieben bate, unb Der In 3eis
in Sbre Sdnbe feel, in elmer berartis
entitelteu @eiie uer6Hsutlidt murbe,
baB mon i'm beiuabe ni9t mieber err
fannie, tnbem er ui9t nl1r an perl9ie=
oenen Stellen gan; unri9tis iberiest
uurse, ionbern inbem aud frembe
Sdse, bic i'd nien,als seidriebeu babe,
eiusefist unb anSere Steneu poIitdn=
big messelaiien wurben, 10 baB benz
Sriefe cine gang uertsbrte Sebeutuns
su9eI9riebeu purpe.
SD babe bic Gbre gu ietu
sc. s. Stetu,
Staatsprdltoent bes Oraniefreiitaats.
@s nor mertpirbts. ben ginbrud
81 beoba9ten, ben Sit9euers Yro.
tlamation auf bic Slrser ma9te. sic
bate ui6t bic serinsite @irtuns. Sd
borte mandeu Burger iasen, baB mar
iest ieben perbe, Oh bic SHi;iere es
NIT uuIerer Sa6e gut meinteu, unb
OF lie au Is. September bic @aHen
nieSerlssen piirben. Sd fam per-
,it6eru, baB mir fein einsiser Sau
befannt lit, baB ii3 elm Onisier tn
folse bteier Yrotlamation erseben
bdtte, unb ais Der pou 9orb &it9e=
ner seiteIte Sermin psritri9en mar,
batten Bic Burger su ibren SHisieren
sr6beres Sertraueu, ais ie suuor uno
i6 tann benz 9eIer bic gerii9erung
sebsn, baB, wenn mir pom anfauS
bes &rieses on SHisiere BON FOLDER
-Sualitdt sebabt bdtten, wie bies am
gnbe Der Sail mar, es AUDI lei9ter se=
ueIen pire, bic Sts;ipltn orbentli9
81 banbbaben.
Der Is. September mo- uon Serb
.Sitdener ais Der leste Sag beset9net
rporben, an benz man @eleseubeit 20.
BEN ioute, ii6 gu erseben- Die Frd=
iibenten unb Oberbefeblsbaber BON
Sranspaal unb benz Sraniefreiitdat
batteu seautwortet, baB tie benno1
NIT Ser &riesfibruns fortfabren wir=
ben, unb mas unmittelbar barauf se=
i9ab, biente als Stesel auf bas, mas
iie seantrportet batteu. Sas waren
bic brei befaunten Sdla9teu, bic pom
General 8ranb Bel 8latfontein, bic
pon General be Ia &ep i'm weftlt9en
Sransuaal unb bic pon Botba BEL
Stala = idmmtli9 i'm Wonat Seps
TENDER!
1eununbsmansisites Bis eiuunbbret=
Bisites &apitel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

= Seib sbr seplast uon l1nuers
bauli9teit unb trantem aopfweb2
Nebmlt Coles 2artr 2eberptqen unb
SIR ieio sebeilt. gu baben BET Nar=
tin Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

= Oas slidlidite Paar tn Der
Welt lollte ein taub Hummer @atte unb
eine blinbe @ottin lein, menn beibe
Rodp Mountaiu Ebee ndbmen. 9dlt
Trieben In Der Samtlte. IS gts. 30.
Wolttor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-01
N natt1c with a whale.

Chased by huge whale. with moth
ing but a pair of oars with which to
defend himself, is the story told by a
fisherman, Fred Campbell Of Maina-
dieu, Cape Breton. Mr.. Campbell went
out in small boat He was not very
far from land when he noticed huge
sea monster approaching him. Not
wishing to encounter 1t Mr.. Campbell
bent himself to the oars and tried to
get in shore before the monster
reached him. The whale gained on
him, and he soon recognized that his
efforts to reach the shore ahead of his
pursuer were futile. His means of de-
Tense were not of much account, but
he made good use of what was at
hand. The monster opened his jaws
wide and tried to swallow the boat,
man and all Nh. Campbell reached
over with an oar and for few min,
utes succeeded in keeping the whale
away. When it looked as though
| Campbell was doomed, small boat
hove in sight, and its occupants, no
ticing the mans perilous position
FASTENED to his aid. The whale the1
disappeared.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-01
EARLY Reading.


1t may seem superfluous to say that
one cannot put old heads on young
shoulders, yet it is truth of which
many parents require to be reminded
who are very anxious for their boys to
"get on and who deplore with uplift-
ed eyes their offsprings fondness of
adventure books" That is the tend
ency of the average boy. Occasionally
the precocity of genius asserts itself in
a Goethe, a Shelley or a Byron; but,
speaking generally, childhood is men
tally prone to follow after the new and
the wonderful. 1t is principle the op-
GRAFTON of which should not be inter
fered with as long as q boys excur-
sions into the realm of fiction are kept
within reasonable bounds.-Chambers'
Journal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-01
A Trick sparrow.

The famous Chinese coniuring birds
nre Java sparrows A sedate old gem
tleman sitting at street corner In
Hongkong put one of his birds through
its tricks for the benefit of Commander
r. NJ. Norman.
Each birdcage has sliding door,
and Just outside this is pack of little
cardcases, each containing a picture
and small pot holding half dozen
grains of rice.
"Cumshaw Gee can do. No cum
shaw, no can do" remarks the man,
shutting the cards and pointing to the
bird, which meantime knowingly eyes
the proceedings.
l produce u halfpenny.
mo can do" observes the man quiet
ly. zone picy penny good pidgin."'
/ hand over the necessary coin, which
he places with the pack Of cards at the
cage door. Then he undoes the fasten-
Ing of the door. The bird, eylng the
penny, then the cards, then the penny
again, as If he thought his perform
ances too cheaply valued, descends
from his perch, opens the door with his
beak, hops outside, draws a card from
the pack and passes it to his master
lie receives in reward one grain OF
1.-THE man takes the little picture from
the seasa received from the bird, ana
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-01
Making Tn For Lost Time

Husband Ito second wife)-You don't
cook like Mary, my first wife, used to
do, Alice, he said, in tones Of gentle,
exasperating reproof. No, IT seems to
me you can't cook like she used to.
On another occasion he remarked:
"You are not so smart ut getting
about as Mary was. You'don't appear
to catch OH where she left otf.''
About this time heavy iolling pin
came in contact with his head,
What do you mean by tint, you
-" he exclaimed, In agony.
81 am doing the work that Mary neg.
lected," she replied.
There was more peace in that taui.
ly afterward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-01
swel1ed the conscience Fund

The legislator took up his hat to leave
the statehouse. 1t was in Connecticut
some years ago. Tucked in under the
sweatband was roll of greenbacks.
The legislator counted the bills. HIN!
Five hundred dollars" he said, and put
the money into his pocket. Later in the
day he encountered man with shift
ty glance Of the eye who asked him,
"Did you, all, that is, Inn, did yo'uns
find anything in your hat?" eyes, |
found something in my hat" well,
1t was a mistake" SIT looked like
one" "See here, that roll was meant
for another hat, see?" 81 see" LAS
it's mistake, suppose you are will
ing to rectify it?" mot l." said the
legislator. I'm going to send that
money to the conscience fund. Good
morning"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-04-01
strainine the Language.

An amusing liberty which n native
of Muscle shoals took with word in
our language comes out in story told
in the New York Times. A man Dor
rowed the natives horse without stop
ping to ask permission. In the course
of few days the animal was returned,
but the native did not take kindly
view of the matter and concluded to
have legal redress. He announced his
intention of having the offender ar
rested.
"What will you have him arrested
for?" he was asked.
"For horse stealing, Of course"
GLOW can you make horse stealing
out of it when he returned the horse?'
"Ain't it stealing If he brought i'm
back?"
I'm not lawyer, but don't see
how it can be-"
"All right, then; I'll have i'm arrest.
ed for usury."
81 don't see how you can make usury
out of it either"
"Why, hang it all, he used i'm, didn't
he? Yes. sir, lie used i'm three or foul
days, an used i'm mighty hard, too
by the looks of i'm"
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The black buck of India is a very
graceful animal, weighing between
thirty and fifty pounds. The hide Of
the male when full grown is Of inky
blackness on the back, while the belly
is as white as snow, the contract being
very striking. The horns are black and
spiral in shape and in length average
about eighteen inches, although they
have been known to reach twenty-six
inches. The animals are usually found
in herds and are difficult to approach
on foot, as the bucks toss their heads
in the air from time to time in very
graceful manner, and some Of them are
almost sure to detect any attempt al
stalking.
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The Picture In the watch.


The following anecdote is related of
jerome Bonaparte: He had been play
ing cards until he lost all his ready
money, then pledged his rings and final
ly laid his watch on the table. 1t was
small gold one, the back Of which
opened with spring. A lady overlook
ing the game admired the watch and
took it up to examine it. On her Mt
tempting to open the back Jerome i'm
mediately clasped it and said that must
not be done. His wife, who stood by,
insisted upon knowing what was in it,
grew angry, reproached him with hay-
ing some keepsake of favorite there
and finally, bursting into tears, quit
the room.
/ Jerome then opened the watch and
showed to all present that it contained
a beautiful miniature Of his first wife,
Betsy Patterson, with the remark,
you see, hope, that could not with
propriety let her see it." 1t was no.
torious that he remained deeply at
tached to his first wife long after their
separation.
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hands 1t to me to inspect. He then re-
turns it to the case, accompanied by
the tiniest fiat slip of bamboo, and
shufties the case up with the rest of the
pack. The bird descends, selects case,
and l open it, to find it the identical
one containing the bamboo.
How can this be accounted for? The
only possible way of explaining it is, in
my mind, that the bamboo slip is slight
ly scented,