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Uncle James
Victory s,,,,o, 2,
DANGERFIELD
DANGERFIELD
Copyright. 1893. 5pT. C. Meaure

Uncle James helped himself TO nnoth-
er portion of the very appetizing roast
chicken before him.
Its light meat and agrees with me
when properly cooked like this" he OBJ
served. with the delightful confidence
most people have that their individual
tastes are unfailingly interesting to ev-
cry one. My present cook understands
meats TO perfection"
The Boy. generally referred TO by the
ladies OF his acquaintance as really a
lovely fellow" made haste TO agree
with his uncle's estimate. In reality he
could not have told you whether he
was eating chicken or ham sandwich.
his mind being absorbed by thoughts
OF momentous importance. all connect
ed with one problem. Tlis problem.
no easy one to solve. was how TO ap-
proach Uncle James In such way as
to incline his heart toward the lady OF
the Boys choice.
For the Boy was nearly twenty-for
and in his mature judgment Helen Van
derveer was the perfection of feminine
beauty. But Uncle James had disa-
greeable way Of harping on usefulness
and ignoring beauty altogether. Helen
belonged TO what New York calls her
''smart set and the Boy had his
doubts as TO Uncle James opinion of
his choice.
You're not eating" growled his un.
Gle. You've got something on your
mind. or what you call your mind" he
added. with the charming frankness OF
near relatives.
Helen Vanderveer." blurted the Boy
his nervousness in this crisis scattering
his diplomacy TO the winds.
Uncle James laid down his fork as
hastily as though the tender pullet had
been n sitting hen.
Helen Vanderveerr' he shouted
"Are you going TO marry into that Sc,
of tailored idiots after all I've said &c
your
! IF I can get your approval" said
the Boy meekly. Let no one think the
worse OF him for his humility. He wa:
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Robbers Among the Bees.

To the person who knows nothing
about BEES they represent the supreme
type OF industry. But even the bee
communities are disturbed by those Of
their own kind who break through and
iteal. Robber bees are always a source
# anxiety TO beekeepers. and during
fall and winter the marauders seem
particularly active. Having gathered
20 honey. or. at any rate. an insuffi-
lent supply for themselves. they will
descend upon hive. kill its industri-
GUS occupants and carry OF the golden
treasure in an astonishingly short space
II time. We know Of recent instance
which the attack was developed and
the hcme bees killed IN a couple Of
hours. Sometimes hive will attack
nciglboring hive In such cases the
old straw "Sklp'' was better than the
modern arra n-pmgnt. for ii knife thrust
through the top world break the comb
and set the honey free. at which the
thieves world instantly return TO seal
| I'D their own store. II l. not primarily
On their Industry that bees are human
London Chronicle
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There's a joyous burst of welcome from
his relatives nd friends
When a soldier from the battlefield re-
turns.
And the story OF his bloody battles never.
never ends.
And the heart Of youthful brother fierce
ly burns.
But that same young brother-scamp he
is,-now rams a nightly risk
OF sudden death. both horrible and
black.
There's > song Of deep thanksgiving
Just to know he st-ll is living
When the kiddie Genes home safely from
the bohslsd track
With mighty "Hise,'' OF warning comes
the Gercely sudden thing
As il whizzes. bumps and thumps It's
way along.
and the steerer grins iend1sh grin as
flying ice grains sting
The faces of the belly grinding throng-
An the younkers on their little sleds are
passed like streaks Of light.
And the little villains envy speed they
lack /.
There is nary cause for wonder
at surprise we feel. by thunder! .
When the kiddie comes home safely from
the bobsled track .
There are accidents in plenty. There Is
reason for alarm
There are broken heads and limbs known
every day
But every daring little boy Is sure he'll
meet no harm
And gDes to risk his life In fashion gay.
Does bobsled strike a younker, send
the coroner a note,
And the bodies to the morgue they soon
will pack
Thereii be weeping. there'n be waililS
And of virtues a retailing
When the k.is ere carried Imply from the
bobsled track.
-Gr1f Alexander n PirtsburH psspafaA.
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CONE QUICK"
she usually excited In his mind. He
was accustomed 10 taking Abby. with
her awkwariness and angles and her
perennial and futile search for posi-
tions. as something OF n joke or. at
least. material for humorous short
stories. Just now he was wondering
II there were no angular. three corner
ed inches into which such women could
be made to lit.
AS for Abby, she went into her own
room and sat down on a tall. straight
chair. pondering There was nothing
for her TO do about the house. Her
mother was a hearty. capable woman.
whose pride and boast Ii was that she
chose to do all her own housework
and allowed no assistance from her
girls or any one else.
''If she would only let me stay quiet
ly at home and help her." meditated
Abby, Il wouldn't always feel so su-
perfiuous and guilty. We don't need
the money. and I'll never get a posi-
ton In q century. Well. If am fail
| ure. as mother says I might as well
make the best of 1t and be as good a
failure as I can. so | guess I'll go to
work and darn my stockings"
Roger Sterling. passing down the
walk on his way to town. saw her at
the window rocking and darning.
Poor girlr' he thought. with care
! less compassion. "of all dismal and
/ dlsconsolate beings I think an incapa-
BILE woman Is the most hopeless"
| The afternoon was growing late
when he returned by way of the back
porch. rs lie was privileged to do
Something unusual seemed to be tran
spring. The footsteps tripping about
the kitchen were not those of weighty
: Mrs. Gardener. He looked In the dooi
and bcheld Abby-poor. limp, incapa
ble Abby-but she was neither limp mol
incapable now. Her face. which usual
~ wore IA expression Of am!able dis
enlargement. was beaming roslly
through the haZy steam Of some fra
grant beverage sh. was brewing owe
the gas stove. Her slim figure. al
ways ut a disadvantage In lawn ant
lace. was shapcly and trim In a tidll,
buttoned cooking Fpron. She was sup
pie and springy and alert; she wa
brisk and alive with purpose and en-
ergy-
She saw Roger all Of . suddcn "a.
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NUMBER 9.
LESSONS IN LovEMAKiNe.
New Course of study Proposed For
Northwestern University.

New Course of study Proposed For
Northwestern University.
Lovemaking is the new course of
study for Northwestern university CO..
eds at Evanston. Ill. in the Cumnock
School of Or1tory. which is knocking
for entrance 10 the college curriculum.
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. The
proposed course already has the rec
ommendation Of Miss Ellen Pcase. an
Instructor in the oratory department.
not TO speak of seventy-fve goods who
are learning. incidentally. to be elocu-
tionists.
Flirtations.
Ardent woolngs.
Leap year proposals.
Glasses In the above subjects may
be included under the general course
Of lovemaking II the advice Of Miss
Pease is followed by the Methodist uni
versity faculty. Lectures, of course. are
to be given behind locked doors and the
whole study conducted sub rosa.
"You cannot adequately depict love
scenes unless you have felt love-" said
Miss Pease the other Gay to her class
in elocution. ITO know love you must
experience Its emotions. / advise you
to gain the experience. Know what II
is TO loEe. to have love returned or to
have it unrequited."
Clasps from the class of goods follow
ed. The astonished young women.
some of whom are preparing them
selves for the stage, could scarcely con-
trof their excitement while they piled
pencils in their notebooks.
Every oratory coed in Cumnock hall.
the young women's dormitory. was
busy discussing the lecture the other
night. Love potions and love charms
were concocted in the seclusion- Of the
co-eds' rooms, while many young man
who heard of the news. that rapidly
leaked out on TO the campus. prepared
to steel himself against threatened on
slaughts Of Cupid.
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ABBY'S
FAILURES
BY.
HARRIET WHITNEY

Abby sat rocking 10y the south win
fow. listening resignedly TO her moth
IRIS l. .nentatio and rcproaches. She
had assumed about as awkward and
uncomfortable a position as she could
well have invented. with one foot
drawn mp and her hands clasped
around her knee.
The old rocker lurched and grum-
bled querulously. Her best blue lawn
dress was tumbled and crumply. Her
hat pins and the summer breeze had
conspired to muss her hair and make 1t
untiGy. 1t struggled unbecomingly be-
hind her ears and at the nape OF her
neck.
Another unsuccessful quest" said
Roger Sterling to himself. with sa-
tirical smile. From his cool library
across the hall he could see Abby, with
the strong light pelting in over he.
ut the worst possible angle. He could
also hear most of Mrs. Gardeners re
marks. for. as that matter OF fact ma
tron said. she was so used to her liter
AIRY boarder she Gidn't mind. him about
the house any more than a cat.
.Nobody'd expect you'd get posi-
ton that took any kind of brains like
Trix's and Mab's." Mrs. Gardeners
energetic voice proclaimed. but lit
tie old district school like thati I don't
hardly see how you could have helped
getting 1t If you tried to-
My dates 20 wrong" confessed Alb
by meekly. The committee said that
according to my information. the Dec
laration of Independence must have
been signed several years before Amer.
lea was discovered"
'Well. 'tain't any use to say any
thing more. II body amt got q
brain you can't give 'em one. You bet
ter gather up your Guds and put EN-
laway. And don't know as It's worth
while to hunt another place for you
l reckon you was cut out for a fail
ure''
Mrs. Gardener settled back into q
displeased silence rather more depress
ing than her previous harangue had
been. Abby arose with a patient sigh
gathered up her hat. gloves and para
sol and trailed Imply away.
Roger Sterling looked after her will
more pity and less amusement thar
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pennlless, and Miss Vanderveer had
been curtly notified by very deter
mined pair of parents that unless she
secured n count at least she need ex-
pect no income. Nanderveer pere had
waded through much discomfort to at
tain his present position. and he meant
to show the world that he was as good
socially as his check was financially.
Thus the outlook for Helen and the
Boy was depressing. Uncle James was
as determined rs the elder Vanderveer.
my approval" he cried furiously.
"why. you young jackass! That girl
would ruin you in three months. No,
sir. you shall he saved from yourself"
He leaned back I'm his chair. I've
chosen wife for you myself. a woman
that will be the making of you. the
kind of woman that will help to make
my old age pleasure TO both of u.s."
Your ~asped the Boy. turning pale.
You've sen wife for me, | shan't
marry herr
"Oh. yes. you WILL" returned Uncle
James composedly. when | adopted
you, a helpless orphan. said to my
self. I'll see he gets the right wife
And you shall have her. with my bless
ing"
! The calm of desperation came TO the
= BOY. Rather than give up Helen hP
would Join the white wings" and
earn his bread and hers on the street.
Then he shivered to think how Helen
would figure in such u programme. his
dainty Helen. whom he lad always
Ieen in trailing gowns except for a
ihanSe to her spotless yachting suit
3 May I ask" he said. trying to sup,
press his rage. whom you have select
ed for met"
MY cook" said Uncle James coolly
"You needn't start up and snort like d
wild horse She Is lady born. but
forced TO earn her bread by reverses
Instead OF pounding on some inferna
piano or scrceching on the stage ol
herdinc half a dozen spoiled young
sters as governess she had the sens
TO take up a woman's highest profes
sion. cooking"
Cooking: You Lave fine idea OF
woman's ability" muttered the BOY.
Certainly I have. The good cool
conserves mans intellectual powers
leaving him undistracted by dyspepsia
or other Nightmares. Since this girl ha
been with me my hrain has been s
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OIL KINGS HEALTH RuLrs.
Rockefeller Advises Eating Slowly
and Praises Benefits of Cheese.

Rockefeller Advises Eating Slowly
and Praises Benefits of Cheese.
John ID. Rockefeller, Sr., was In a
pleasant frame of mind before he start
ed for Florida recently to spend sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Rockefeller was look
ing well. Although the management Of
his great enterprises compels him to be
one of the hardest workers In the
world, he showed no indication of the
fatigue incident to his iabors. says the
New York American
My healthl Thank you. was never
better in my life" be said Il have
discovered the best prescription for
good health is outdoor exercise and eat
ing slowly. Be regular in everything.
but. above all things. eat slowly.
If have only fifteen minutes to eat
luncheon will eat four or five mouth
fuls in that time and carry away q
mouthful with me. Four mouthfuls
slowly eaten are better than a hearty
meal consumed in haste. 1t takes
person a long time to appreciate this
fully, but the sooner they do 1t the
better it will be for their health. / find
that when I play golf lot and keep
out of doors ! both eat and sleep bet
ter.
DO you know that recently read an
article by q well known scientific man
TO the effect that cheese is an exce.--nt
article OF diet? | wish that | had read
that article long time ago. had
been afraid that cheese had tendency
to produce indigestion and for that rea-
son never touched it. Now l find that
Its effects are directly contrary. and 1
eat a great deal of it and find It
agrees with me.
Take my advice, eat cheese, eat
slowly and have outdoor exercise and
you will enjoy good health
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Yale Baseball coachIng Innovation.

a new departure in the Yale baseball
coaching system was announced recent
iy In the Yale News, which says that 1t
has been decided TO have no regular
head coach this year. says New Ha-
ven dispatch. DR. William ii. Murray,
Yale. '93. will be advisory coach. acting
as an important assistant TO Captain
Winslow. who will assume complete
control Of the coaching and will take all
the actual responsibility on his own
shoulders The abandonment of the
plan considered several weeks ago OF
hiring special professional coaches for
pitching and batting is said to have
been due to the extra expense involved
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cures made By Dr..
Kilmer's -zmp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great me6E
caltriumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
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J.c Io<GFELLow,

nENTIST Modern methods. Chalf2ni
IL Block east Of Cour- HssuSe
Successor 10 Dr.. Row and
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ID. MeLaud t-IN. Ex-Probate JadEe.

TraR~EY Ar-LAw VIII give prom 1t
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DR.. sALLIE II. CONNER.

nsTEOPATaiC PHYSICIAN. Glegister-
" ed Gr1uuaGH. ur- A l. sui ScnuUl OF
O.teopathy- kirzsville, No Uffics Ch1Ifant
BLuck Residence 20 hast Ouuauus Ave.
Office TelephOne 57z. Residence Telephone 5.S-
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psf & WEST,

A TTORNFN AT -AW Collections EfvvI
= prompt am "a Partition and settle
menf Of estats-s 1. specially Practice In the
State aod C. : Courts Office On siain street.
directly OpD1site front entrance Of the Court
donSs. Bssl isfGhtsiae Ohio
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John c. HoYEe..,

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAW, Special attention
given IUsetJ iyuleuto OF estates, COLLECTIONS
and loans- Viii przctic- IN state aud T. ).
q IurtS. Offise, and {. Lawrence Block.
BellefOutzine. ONO.
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HAMILTON BROS.

TTORNEY-AT-LA and Real Estate
u Agents Ofice In the Hamilton Building,
east Of the Logan Housr, Beliefoutaine. Ohio.
P4rffrular IteutiOu gis--u 10 collections anc
sz-tle neur Of estates VIII n-acstce In State
IsPGs.s. Courts All 6usintss promptly At
q pus O.
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W. s. Southard.

IvERY FEED BARN Mckee's Old stand
Worth Of Court House, Bellefontaine. Ohio
FL client rigs and teams Horses boarded BY
Ihs month"; and > ngle feeds furnished IA
ulrr's horses
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EDWARD cArPsELL

A TTORNEY-AT LAW. Special attention
n given COLLECTIONS. abstsacting and loans
Representative American Bonding and Trust
Co, Baltimore. Md Room and TO- Law
renee Block, BellefontaiEe- Ohio.
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DR. JP. HARBFRT.

DHYSICI ~ AND SURGEON. Special at
IL teuJion given U dlsee-.s- 81 Eye. Ear
Nose and ThFtaf. and tine f ting Of giass e.
Oftice. ] East 6 OlumDus "A ass-.4ue-
sideLce, 5i3 East SanOusizy avenue.
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DR.. OSCAR RALsToN.

PHYSICIAN ant Surgeon once. - East
III Columbus street Residence. = Worth
Mad tLlver street Phons 29o-tErze rings for
ofiice u 1 IxO for residence
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nc~ESsrRE & HUSTON.

a TTOREEYS and CounSelOrs at Law, Belle
n fontaEne- Ohio. Particular attention
given 70 collections and settlement Of estates.
OfHce In the Watson Building Entrance on
&ain street
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DR. CARRIE RIcHEsON.

nFFiCE 10 n. Main St. Residence 10 \
~ Main St Office hours 9 q i g. H., = to 1
aud 70 p. m Particular atteat.on given 10
diSeas = OF EOmsn-
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Or. ". q. sTlNcncoMB.

DHYSi CLAN AND SURGEON. Special
Il aIteur-ou given u disestass Cf tue eyes aud
and riIsins siasSes- East C1Iumbus avenue,
bel1e1u1IGir1e. OniO.
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A lay MILLER.

A TTORNEY- -AT-LAw. Special attention
n given 10 collections aud settlement of
estates Rooms and 3. Empire Block, Belle
fonSaine. Ohio
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Dr.. c. w. HEFFN R2.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon No II6 East Co
Il iumbus Ave Treatment OF the Eyes ano
ettfng glasses fu-.defective vision a speciality
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DR.. W. n. ouTLANp.

PHYSICIAN AND SURG GEON-ofice ISo
Il Oourt stree. hubbard block. residence
51B East ChillicOene. General practice Of
medicine
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W. W. RIDDLE.

A TTUkNEY and Counselor st Law Once
a over Peopis,s Satioaai Bank. BellefCn-
tztns. Ohio.
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wonderfully successful IN promptly curing
lame back. kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease. which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's SvaElp-2oot Is not rec
o-anended for everything but If you have kid
ncy. liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedyyo need. Hhas been tested
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practice. among the helpless too poor TO pur-
chase relief and has proved SO successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
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telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and fctT
send your address to rT--ss5<z 60 NJ Z "a
Or. Kilmer &, Co., ,Bing- is.ii ..s5.Is3..
hamton. n. y. The s-ssz.. % Z
regular fifty cent and Eomo OF s'7a1ap-Boos
dollar sizes ere sold By al good druggists.
49, a., Ii..s,a,,- uUs re ..,...str e
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DR. In VII son

HONEOPATHIST SPECIAL attention given
Ii TO DISEASES Of the Noe and Throat Once
on Iutn Main street BeIlefOntaine. D.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK {?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who rsads the news
papers is sure to know OF the wonderful
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i'--a a.. a., Iii-s,eas,- ~, re -,,...uvr c
name. Swamr-ROOt. D Kilmer'- swamp
r OF. and the address. Binghampton, y. Y. O.
every bottle.
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offer in this paper and
send your address to
Or. Kilmer & Co.. Bing-I
hamton. II. y. The
regular fifty cent and