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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

loBtc cin 6ollcn uon I li10 8ointen
I'M &itrie Der picrpro5cntigcn ruiiI'
ihen ObIigotoncn oltf Der bicligCn
9orie.
&uropottin an 0cn IS a,
rem.
8etCrSburn ;. Srpt. - llu-
term 0otluu >. September telcgrn.
pbirt @cncrnI &rropottin Dem $50
relL luic folgt:
Ser 9tiif5ug lmicrcr Cutppcn
pom rc6tGu liter oc3 Cattle in Der
9tudJt ocS i. September giug in
gutter OrOnlng BON Staten. Die
un6eoelItelloen &criuhc 0c9 6einoc9,
lna 5ll Ocrfolgcn, purOen Ourd III.
lcre 9to6but pereitclt
@GbrcnO oes 4. September Der.
ltarften 0ic Sopnner ibrc gcgcn III.
icrc lintc Glanfc opcriren0cn Strcit
frGftc lmo 0ebnten ibr &inien bon
Den Yentci,Ncrglperfcn no6 9tor0Cn
aus. PIN 1. September frcuBteu Ole
rSoponcr aud BON Sinos0ona lno
icincr llmgeblng ans 0elt 5htB."
@cbt Der G5ur mad ocm
&rtcg0 | 6 onplobe?
Petersburg 5, Sept, 800
gl6cnO9. - GoS 0eriicbt, Dab Der
G5or i'm @cGriife lei lid nod Ser
5ronte 81 bcgebelL lit oni'S 9teue i'm
llmlouf uno i6eint oieamol begriin.
oct 3u iein. Wlou ipeiB, ooB Ger fai.
icrlidc 9obn5u9 fir cine longa
Sohrt in Stono geiebt miro.
Wion crportet, Dob Die bon Der
Hcqicrlng bei6loiicne neue Ntobili.
iirlrng aegen Gnbc oieier Mohc on.
gcfiinOigt mcr0en miro. Iiciclb2
miro ooS 81 Soeiio itotionirte s.
9lrmeecorps lmiihlieBen. Der G5or
inipi5irte bcute oo5 S6lodtldifi
rOrel" ioluic 6cn &rell5cr oGle9"
BON Der SItieeflotte, pel1e jebt 5llr
9lbfobrt bcrcit liegen
Ger G5or lit iibcr ocn IcrllIt bon
Gioo 2)on8 in iebr nieoergeId)Iogencr
Stinuulng, icoo6 81 elmer energis
i6en 6orticblng ocS aricgcS cnt-
ihIoIicn lu0 iein nG6lter Shritt
miro IN Der Mobililirlng 5ipcier pei.
tcrer g(rmccorpS belteben.
Huiicu berlorcn 200 Wc,
6 ii &c.
@etcrSburA 5. Sept. - O'on
nlcl0et bier - jcooh lit Die 9tohridt
nod ui6t oiii5ieQ bcIt0tigt - oob
Wcncrol auropotfin gc5luungcn mar,
POO @cld)iibc in lu1o Inn Sioo.Oon0
inl Slide 5u lolien @tlihe oericlben
morcn i'm 1reffen bei60oigt luoroen,
llno Die ilbrigen mltr0cn ollf 0eicbl
OeS rlliiii6cn Observation-Disclosures uEs
brouhbor gemodt.
81 dmp fe nod immcr I'M
@an9e.
petersburg 5. Sept. - Gen
neueiten bier eingetroiienen ieood
ti6tortliben Gepei6en 8liolge iebt
Die Souptormee oeS Generals auro.
potfin ibren Niif5ug tort llnO Die
Nod,but lit to6 inn Sample nit oct
Snponern 6cgriifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Wcinfultnr.

Norfolf So, 5. Sept. - gpn
bieiigcn aopitaIiiten lit eile @eiell.
ifoit nit eincnt aopitol bon $500.
600 orgoniltrt iuorbcn, luel6e 5000
slder 2ono I'M oitli6en girginien
uno gioro.Gorolina erluorben 6ot,
mo lie groBe @einberge anIeeen uno
Die @eluinnung bon @ein i'm Gro.
BEN betreiben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Samilicn SrasGoie in New.Yorf

9fem Dorf, .. September. -
@eorg ShmiOt. elm zimmerman,
idob bellte ieiner @uttit orei Sit
geln in ben aorper uno brn6tc oort
in Dem 8lauben, er babe iie gctooiet,
lid ielbIt cine SditBpunoc in Der
linfen grltlt bel. 9eioe liegen I'M
Soipital in fritiibent 3nltonoe oar.
nieOer. Giieriuht peranloBte Die
5ragobie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
8on Gibraltar ma h
G0crbourg.

GberbotrM D Scptembcr.-
9os cllropdiid)e @elhmdocr Der Ser.
Stootcu, beitcben0 ats Den 9relBern
Olympia" oGlcueIonO" imo 3es
Moines," lntcr Dem Gommunbo OeS
9(OmirolS ScpcQ. miro an nGhIten
Gonncritag ans Gibrnltur bier on'
lanNen mo iimf Gage bIeiben. Son
bier begiebt c5 iih nud @ropeaeno,
@ngluno, uno fouuegeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
$ie6t ms, wie SeOan.
&uropattin'5 gta6but uerni6tet,
Setmc 6amptnrmcc III 0efa6r Der ltmsin9cluma
2uGen nnO Sapaner auf enem 2setmaf6e na6 2NuGOen,
&urDpattiu'5
9fa6but
Dernt0tet,
nc 9anptarmec in @efabr Der ltm5iusel.
SuGen nnO sapaner auf eimem 2settmarfde nad q

Scrdtc nod cbr mri unfair SnrOfi Sumfcnmard)
Orgctt nnO wuns Oic 9ncm, brn &Hd3ma IN bhlrnnscn
Der G0 miro Nd ucacdt nad Ncm AricsSidonputc bcsc
bcm. = @obilNruns 3mc mricrcn mfihcn NrmcccOrpS.
SuRcn mnftR 200 @idlat Siuu gans i'm Stdlc luNcn.
Die SdJIad cine Der m0rOidIn nno Gnatcn in Der @cltgc.
idjidtc. Sicgcsjubcl i'll SOfu cntprcdnS fnantc Sm.
mnng in |ctcrSburg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Ter Giif5na nadJ YcntHi.

&nrofi's 8eriuh. Die @ilenbdbn btn.
ter Dem 9iiiden auroputtin's SIT
errei6cn, mar bis 3um 4. Sep
tembcr nid)t gcllngen. - @c'
iedte nabe Wiufocn.
Dentui, Sonntoa 4. Sept.nber
(&erip1tet). - Iie Jlrlien r1ltnltcn
ibrc StcQungen IN Der llnt9ebllng
Don 2ioo.2)ong i'll Der giaht pom 3.
Septenber, freujten Den 1nitie nno
bro6en ole griiten binter iid ob.
Mittlerrpeile belt cine itarfe Streit.
(Surtietnng iiebe 5iueite Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

Petersburg, ). Sept. - SpGt
bcute 9lbeno miro gcmcloct Oo6 &u.
ropotfin'S 9todbut ioit total pcruid.
tet nor0cn lit, lnlo OoB oic rltIiiicbe
Souptornlce i'll Oringltbcr @cfubr
i6tuebt bon cen Soponcrn lmringt
5lt mcr0cn
BURG 6.Scpt., t.55 friih.
- Cine lleberli6t ser ipdtciten 9'e,
ri6te bonn &rie9aidolpIoBc crgicbt,
OoB Ole rrlliidc 9lrmcc ooer pcniQ-
items Gin GROCER EbciI oericl6eu be
rcit9 n0r0litb bon Der Station Yentai
un0 ollf einen1 eilmorldc nah W}ul.
Oen begriffen lit 6clomari6oQ Spn,
mas gauge glrlnec bat ocn 5iotic ge.
frell5t uno ctn Sbeil 0erieIbeu mar
Idirt nlf &uropottin'S 5lonfe. Oielc
ioponiihc Slnnfentolonnc morifirt
0Itlib bon 0en Gitiicn roId) nod 9tor.
ben lmh 6eniibt lcb, iInen ben gScg
81 pcrlcgcn. auropotfin bat cine
itorfe Gooullerie 0ipiiion uo6 Dem
gtor0oiten oboeldidt un0 man bofft,
Dab oieIelbe bcreas in elmer Steaung
lit, in mcl6cr lie ben iopouiihcn
6lonfenmnrih nufbulten fonn E5nt
@clten l6idtc &llropottin cinc 0iui-
iion IN Der 9tihtnG bon Sinnintin,
30 Wteilen lueitIid) BON Wfut0cn I'M
ir9en0 elmer 9cmcglmn pel6c bon
9)inton oocr Nclp6Dung ans inter
nommcn merOcn t0nnte, 5ll begcgnen
Opomo'3 @or6ut fGnlpft beltdnOig
NIT Der rltIlilhcn 9tudbut, uilein Dies
lit gr0BtentbeilS nur 0orouf bcrcbnet
oen 9fiid3ug Der 91ltiicn nl0qlidIt mtf.
5lbnlten Die iupaniihc Slontenfo.
Ionne frc,Hte 0cn Soitic 81 @cnibt
etrpo 30 Wcilcn norooitlitG bon SidO
Dong. 0ieielbe mori6irt ciligit nocb
9torooItcn ln0 lit bcltrcbt 5piIden
oic ruiiiicbe glrmce mb Otufoen 5l &C.
longen. I'm Oieicn 3lucd 0cS Sent
ocS at percitcln. bat &uropotfin ocn
@cncrollicltcnont Hennenfonpf NIT
cincr Itorfcn Goioden 0ioilion obgc-
ionot, 1u1o man glnubt, oob 0iele
bcrcitS Den @cg inl Oitcu ipcrrt
auropotfin bat brci 8cge, oli pcl-
6cn er iidb nod OtutOen 5uriid5iebt,
ouBer Scr ooppelipuri0cn Giien6obn.
Die 2ebtcre miro icOod ollSlhlieBlid
fir oen transport bon @eI6iiten
Ino @orrGt6cn in 9(niprlh genom-
men.
81 IT 6 0tuf0cnmirO 5 8crdumt. t.
Wuf6cn, ). Sept. - Sor6erei-
t,lngcn fir sic Stunning BON Yiuf.
Den lino I'M Gauge Die ioponild)e
8orbut befinoct iid inncrbol6 oreiBig
Weilen BON bier
Gin @cttmNrl6 6 mad W NJ
0cn.
9etcrSburn 3. Sept. - Cine !
oeltcrn 9l6cnO abgeihidtc 0cpeihe |
oeS Generals auropottin ociItet att
oob auroputfn'a 9lrmee nlo &n-
rofi's 9(rmec mli einem gSettmari6
nah Wlufocn bcgriffen iino, uno bob |
oos 9leiultat i'm 3peifel ltebt. Die
5oponer qriiicn Die riiiiiihe No6but
ant SonntoQ micocrbolt al, mltroen
icood, iebeSmol 3ltriidgeidIngen.
Ser rltliiidc &crIiIIt in ben Saint
pien bel 2ioo.yong miro oiif 10000
Mann geifdtt GS eriitirt fein
;}tueiTel, oab cine gllt5obl aanouen
nomentlid) itmcre gelogerllngsge'
itiibe. bon Ocn Huiien I'M Sti6e &c.
loiicn murOcn.
IS miro oii}eG mitgetbeilt, ooB
lid, Die ucrcinigte rllliii6e 9lrmee jett
uorbIid BON Dcntoi beiinoet nit
glusnobmc cincr Streitnoht, ipelfe
,uriifoclaiieu lultrbe, I'M Den Rid.
ana NJ Ocdcn. Iie S1Sopancr id]ip1rnl.
trr nobc ser @tiinbnns oes Eenii III
pen loitie iiber oen lcBteren Stub.
Ios @roa Der iopaniiden Armee
n,orIhirt oireft auf Wufben gu.
aur1patfin'S ytieoerlage peron-
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@idtta fir gaticmtrn. Scr grobie 8oll,
tbdiet iif fucr S0mer3en itnoert uno atantbet
bei( Er Eilsbee bat ourtb lene lpul1oerhdre
GutOeduiu ocs AuafeHs, etne5 ourhuus letdbter.
raih mo uniriiglCb pirIeHoen 3eilnlittels tut
Somptrbpioen In dIeu Stnoen. beices poll'
brdtbt 10000 gGiienten beieugell ie'ne SeiL'
fruii IS III ein einfdder GHfitbrungsf1rper,
Ser ais Grncibungsmitfel uHo gieoi5tR oteni.
Yinoerunq tritl ofori etn. UNI peilung ~ gea
iub grets St00. Grobeu frei. 5rgnltrt sl'
Geips0orf (GlSoSa,1&Sb
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Iidtcr Garl gtippcrt scitOrbcn.

Cincinnati, 3. September.
grobotrid)ter Garl Aiippert Dor
5mei ,Sobrcn &icc @ouOerneur BON
Ohio, lit 1eutc gcitorben. @r wuroe
IN 1852 3u 6runtilrt am Main 8e'
boren.
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saioncff cntaOBen ?
Ont crfnnScn, aGcr idlucrlidD lua6r.

S"' ~'''o''N'
hos Grtfnmppr hpS 0P6r.
ocr8 oe8 Wtlnpter" Fle1lpe
ms Sam, o,ciSr,,f,, ,,r Notcrs,
bltr9 ull3 prompt 0cnlentlrt. -
GortNouor Ncr QSnni, ,,:irhcr
SorIcn lWo HIrmcnlcr1 SIT Sul.
g,,r,rr Uc,rh ho. oS,;,.
ScopoIO III GnNlon0, - Gcrtid]c
Ncoicr,n, hr,rh. ,,s. o.,>
N'' WV
mr. lbre &crtrchm9 IN ct.
onris
Hon0on, .. Sept. - Cine Suc.
5ial0cpclhe ans petersburg mcl0ct.
ooB c@ Den ,yrcunoen Soiioncii'a, oc&
Otor0cra oca WtiuiitcrS 0c3 &nncrcu
u. Elcbuc 8cllngcn lit, 0cniclbcu
otrd cincn lhlou o1lsgeOnd)tcn Ylou
ans 0cu @efGnQniiie 5ll befrcicn.
Soiioncii crnoroctc befonntlid Ocn
Dtiniitcr Dor etIidcn @ohcn olr6 ci.
he nof ibm gcihlcu0crtc 0pnunit.
bonlbc.
9lm Somitog iriib cri6icncn 5pci
WfGnncr Dem 9ntaicbcn noh Offi3icrc
606eren Man0c9, in Ncaleituna einCS
WiiIit1rfrllrQcn lno 5lucicr @en0urs
mcn in ocm @cidnoniB unO 5eiQtcn
cin onGcbIid) bonn &uIti5nliniIter W&t-
rnoleTt lnte3elhnete@ S6reiben oor,
pelheS 0ic l(cbcrtrogung oeS @for-
oerS III eln mOerc9 @efon0nlB onoro'
nete. Die @efdngniBbeontten bottcn
tclne NDnltn9, ooB oo9 ShreIbcn &c
lol'0t mar Sle ltelltell oen lleoer'
prlll9erll oe'lelpeh oen Wforoer
prompt our Serfu9lIllA, er puroe N
ellle 3lltl1e 9elest lIno III oller @e'
llllltpllNfelf ooooll 9elo4ren' Seit'
oe''l Dol man rem Wott llleDt DON
Sol!ole'l illlo oen Flelloo HItljIereh
9egou: Yer 9etallNte Se'eDl mar
onI oIlI5'el'e9 Pop'er oeS Sl''tl5lllIllI-
ltet'i'''lS 8elWt'eoell IT, ll'lt oel'l oIllt'
''uel Slell'Pel oerlepen.
" . " -, ~. = ~, ., ~ ~
- - >Ia n, ~ ,...'' s"''''' ,oS.y, nns VIZ
t.p't puS e'''U'''''''l, y, ,o o'' '9,o'oe'S
GuII2''.', E: ;, u.'' o.,'. VI,"''9''p rtr '0''"
WV y, '''Io."'"''0'' e'.'0'.'
Y II 9' N o Ger hr Fl tenn" .
9eter@ b 1t 9, .. sept - Seeo-
ior Flolol'olbelll Wdt9Ileo oe" NeI1"-
rotbS, Ut al" NoNtol9er oe@ ernlor'
oeten Srn. bon Flebme 5lm V|lnllter
oe" ,5llneren cr1onnt moroen,
81 onig Seopolo in Gngs
lono.
9oper @nglano, .. Septems
bcr. - &onig SeopolO BON @el8icn,
lpeldcr AMI elmer Tcr0nlglngSIobrt
mtf Finer So6t oNlberto" be8riiien
IT. lonoetc bier beutc 9lbeno. gtad
eincm filr5en Spo3iergange, MIR Don
Ieinen SefretGr beglcitct, fcbrte Der
&onig al Soro Der lSa6t 5uriid, Uel-
DIE alsodnn na6 Oltenoe u6ging,
5ortouuer Der &Gmpfc
AT San.
Yori3, 5. Septem6er. - Giner
il6er Sofio geididten Gepeide aus
GonItontinopel an Dos bieiigc Sour.
nal o5emps" 3ufol6e lit cinem Ger
oortigcn uusnGrtigen aoniltIn oft
jIelle 9fo6ri6t 5ltgcgougcn boB 0ie
ormenil6en Sniltrgenten 81 8an, in
DER oltatil6en Siirfei, ben tiirfil6en
(utppen erfolgrei6cn g8iberItono
lel'ten llno Dab Die Sebteren bis sc.
lteril nlht I'M Stonoe gepelen lino,
tie 81 ibermlnoen ooer 81 5eritrelen.
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round at Last,

Ecnsley, Ark, Dec. 26th.-(SpeciaD
That sure cure for Backachc would
be priceless boon to the people and
especially the women OF America. is
admitted by all interested in medical
matters. and MIS-. Sue Williams OF
this plac" is certain she has found in
Dodd's Kidney Pills the long-looi1cfi
for cure.
81 am IS Se"rs Old Mrs. Williams
says, and ] have suffered with the,
Backachc very much for three
Or four years. have been treated
by good physicians and sot no reliei,
but thanks to God, have found a cure.
at last and it is Dodds Kidney Pills.
have only taken one box and it has
done me more good than all the doc
tors in three Or four wears. I want
all sliierers from Bac;acnc TO know
that they can get Dodd's Kidney Pills
and get we'll
Bachache is one of the first syllp-
toms of Kidney Disease. Guard against
Bright's Disease or Rheumatism by
curing it with Dodd's Kidney Pills.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-30
Cave James a Fri, it.

\, Unfortunately for James, MIS-. J.
is not The most careful of women In
fact, ste is the kind of a woman who
would fill the sugar basin with starch
and wonder how the tea came to taste
so curious. The other day she had
been doing some fancy work, and, as
usual, not having her workbasket by
her, she just put the ball of silk she
had been using into tumblcr.
James was rather later than usual
that night. and, as he had been staying
overtime licking stamps for circulars,
it will be easily understood that he
was thirsty.
OF course, he chose the tumblcr with
the ball of silk in it to fill with water.
1t was cmptied with two gulps. But
there was something in the last one
which made him think all was not as
it should have been. Then he felt a
tickling at the back of his throat.
''Thats mysterious" he said, plac.
ing his finger and thumb inside his
mouth. .
lie caught hold of the end of silk and
pulled it.
The tickling sensation was worse
than ever, and james expression as he
kept on pulling and accommodating
Yards of silk was quite awful to see.
Wife! wife, he cried, "sand for
Dr.. Squalls this instant; I'm unray-
elin'!'
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That's Strange.

There was a lawyer in 3 whose
lame was Strange, and 1t was said
that never since he had started in his
profession had he told lie. But one
cay he died, and collection was
laised among those who knew him for
the erection of memorial stone.
after they got it dispute arose as to
What would be the most suitable in
sription to put on it. They all had
something to say except one individ-
,a), who did not seem to take any in,
tarest in the matter, but nothing
seemed suitable. At last the person
referred to was asked what he thought
shout it.
We'll" said he, 81 have something
short and sweet. Hows this: Here
lies the body of lawyer who never
told lie.'"
but people won't know who he
vas,' they protested.
We'll. when people see that inscrip-
ton, they will say, That's Strange
and so it is"
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New Years day was a great day in
New York with the early Dutch set
tiers. 1t was ushered in by the ring
ing of bells and firing of guns. Wash.
ington Irving. in his humorous "Knick.
erbocker's History of New York;
gives a delightfully."- amusing account
of the observance of New Year among
these Netherlandcrs. "The whole COM
munity," he tells us, was deluged
with cherry brandy, pure Holland
and mulled cider; every house was
q temple Of the merry god, and many
a provident vagabond was intoxicated
out of pure economy, drinking liquor
enough to serve him the remainder of
the year."
Irving dwells especially upon the
great ball given at the Governors, old
Peter Stuyvesant, New Years night.
when the good Peter was devoutly
observant of the pious rite of kissing
all the womenkind for a Happy New
Year."
. On this day the governor also dis,
tributed fiddles to the old negroes.
who f1ddled all night while the young
people danced. Under Peter was in
stituted quilting bees" "husking
bees" and other rural assemblages,
where, under the inspiring influence
of the fiddles, toll was enlivened by
gayety and followed by a dance.
The governor did not approve of
the short skirts worn by the ladies
and ordered ruff1e put at the bottom
OF them. He likewise disapproved OF
some of their steps in dancing, and
ordered that no other step should be
taken but the shuttle and turn" and
the double trouble"
The custom of New Years calline
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NEW YEAR CUSTOMS
Old Time Rites and the Origin of Some That
Are Still Practiced

New Years Day has been a day of
ceremony and rejoicing for, great
many centuries in the worlds history.
Its origin is traced back to the Roman
festival of Janus, after the establish
ment of the empire. The old Romans
divided the year into ten months only.
Numa Pompilius added January ana
February. and dedicated the former to
Janus, 713 B. G.
Ills be: The two-faced Janus comes in
Wild hyacinths his robe adorn,
And sundrops. rivals Of the morn.
lie spurns the goal aside. IT,.
But smiles upon the ew-emerging year
with pride,
And now unlocks. with agate key.
The ruby gates of orient day"
On this day the Roman consuis, fol
lowed by the court. went to the cap
ital, all gorgeously appareled, where
they sacrificed two white bulls, never
yoked. to Jupiter Capito!inus.
The Druids observed New Year with
great pOmp and ceremony. One fca.
ture Of their ceremonies was the dis.
tribution Of the mistletoe among the
people on New Years eve. The
priests went in annual procession, On
the sixth day of the moon nearest the
New Year, wearing white robes and
bearing a golden sickle with which to
detach the sacred parasite from the
tree. So much did they esteem it that
1t was carried in white cloth. 1t
must be cut from the divine oak, in
the forest dedicated to the gods The
apple tree mistletoe. used in England
is a different thing altogether. We
all. remember the NEUROLOGICAL story
Of Eneas. who. when. descending to
Avernus. was compelled to take with
him a branch of this plant to Proser.
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Among the Saxons the New Year
was ushered in by friendly gifts.
Later. this custom of making gifts
was carried to a ruinous excess.
Henry III. of England extorted costly
gifts from his court Queen Bess car.
ried it to such an extreme, says DR..
Drake, that her costly wardrobe and
jewelry was supplied in this way.
When Henry VIII. was receiving
costly presents from his courtiers. we
read that honest old Latimer handed
him Bible, with some pertinent
chapters marked, much to the. burly.
kings disgust.
DR.. Drake tells us that, in the six.
teenth century, prince and peasant
alike celebrated the New Year with
regularity and parade
Much was made of the wassail bowl
at this season. 1t was carried from
door to door with loud singing and
merriment. The word is derived from
was halle, the Saxon for Here's to
you!" an expression still in use nv
men in pledging each other at sun.
pers. The present loving cup takes
the place Of the ancient wassail bowl
In some of the country districts Of
England old customs are still observ.
ed. On New Years eve. at midnight
the last of the Christmas carols IS
sung, outside of the house, by the
| young people, then there is rush for
the nearest spring, and the first one
who fills his or her glass gets what
they call the Cream of the WE'LL" and
will be the most fortunate during the
coming year.
In the early hours Of the morning. a
funeral is held. at some public houses,
over "old Tom" las the old year is
! called), when the boys parade the
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One Better,

81 like you well enough. MI. Kemp"
said the perplexed young woman; cor,
at least. I'm not sure like you as we'll
as l do Jack Cawdrey. He says he
thinks Of me "G5 days in the year."
"He wants one day off every four
years., does Ee?" exclaimed young
Kemp, with indignant scorn. THAT
Kind of devotion doesn't commend it.
self to you. does it, Clarice?"
Jacks doom was irrcvocably sealed
from that moment.-Cassell's Journal.
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/ lie Knew.

"Thc:e': mighty few people, said
farmer, that knows what to do with
farm after they get onc''
+. :" have noticed that" answered his
pretty piece from town. "They always
insist on giving the whole place up to
corn and oats and things when they
night have such lovely tennis courts
md golf links"
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Insinuating.

"The world is stage" she said,
dramatically, land we women are real
~ star performers. Men are mere
clowns"
Perhaps" he retorted, glancing at
her cheeks. "but it keeps the star pcr
formers busy making Chicago
News.
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One Better.

Kind Lady-It is pleasure to hear
q man like you whistling at work.
The Little Man-Lord, mum, you'd
be pleased to see my brother, then; he
jest laughs at work.
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Frogs From Honolulu.

The steamship Argyll brought from
Honolulu to San Francisco tho other
cay the first shipment of island frogs
100 dozen. The demand of San Fran.
disco gourmets for frog legs has cx-
faCsted the local supply.-Kansas City
journal.
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A Rare Good Thing.

an truly say would not have been without
il so long, had known the relief it would
give my aching feet. . think it rare good
thing for anyone having sore or tired feet
Mrs. Matild". Holtwert, Providence. r. L.
Sold by all Druggists, 25c. .4sk: to-dou.
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Itching Blind, bleeding Or Protrudng Pies. Your
druggist will refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
sails 10 cure You in & to IA days. SOC.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-30

The average woman derives a lot of
enjoyment from telling other women
her troubles.
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Proved Himself.

That Hustly seems IKE a pluc!sy
chap
Guess he is all right. He has
plucked everybo in this neighbor-
hood. detroit Free Press.
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A woman woulc rather spend two
dollars for dry goods than one for
groceries.
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It takes political orator to say
things that sound well and mean moth.
ing.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teeth!ng, softens the gums reduces "a.
Illumination aays pGln, wind cole. 25c bottle.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-15

w. B. Showalter, the jolly,
good-natured and large-hearted
travelling representative of the
Vance Shoe company of Wheel
ing, was guest at the Hotel Wells
over night. Mr.. Showalter stated
that he received . number OF
large orders from the merchants
here today in his line of goods.
He also stated that Sistersville
was the most fourishing little
city in the State of West Vir-
GINA. The people were enterpris-
ing and progressive, and the bus
mess men financially solid and
practical.