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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09

/ waited and listened while the sail
ors unloaded the goods with many q
shout and repeated loud commands
from the captain, and Mistress Mary
kept her eyes turned away from my
face and watched persistently the un-
lading and had seemingly no more
thought of me than of one of the
swamp trees for some time. Then all
at once she turned toward me, though
still her eyes eyaded mine.
''Why do You not go TO church, Mas
ter Wingfield:" she said in a sweet,
sharp voice.
Il 60 when you go. madam" said /.
You have no need 10 wait for me-"
said she. Il prefer that you should
not wait for me-"
made no reply, but refined in my
horse. which was somewhat FESTIVE,
with his head in cloud of early flies
DO you not hear me. Master Wing
fcId?" said she why do you not
proceed to church and leave me to
follow when I am ready?"
She had never spoken to me in such
manner before. and she dared not look
at me as she spoke.
Il go when you go. madam" said
again
Then suddenly, with an impulse half
of mischief and half of anger, she
dashed out with her riding whip at
my FESTIVE horse. and he sprang. and
had much ado TO keep him from bolt
ing He danced to all the trees and
bushes. and she had to pull Merry
Roger sharply to one side. but finally
/ got the mastery of him and rode close
to her again.
Madam" said /, Il forbid you to do
that again" and as | spoke | saw her
little fingers witch on her whip. but
she dared not raise ii. She laughed as
child will who knows she is at fault
and is scared by her consciousness of
guilt and would conceal it by d bravo
do Of merriment. Then she said in the
sweetest, wheedling tone that l had
ever heard from her, and / had known
her from childhood:
But, Master Wingfeld, it's broad
daylight and there are no Indians here
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09
SAVED BABY
LYONS LIFE
Untold suffering and Constant
Misery-Awful Sight From that
Dreadful Complaint, Infantile Ec-
zema- Commenced at Top of his
Head and Covered Entire Body.
MOTHER PRAISES
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"Our baby had that dreadful e(h,-
plant. Infantile Eczema, which affi tted
him for several months, commenqh g st
the top of his head. and at last CT Eering
his whole body. is sufferin were
untold and constant misery in fact,
there was rothing we would hot have
done to have given him lief. The
family doctor seemed to- be wholly
incapable of coping with he case. and
after various experiment3bf his, which
resulted in no benefit Il the child, we
sent to Macon, H., to a uggist and got
full set of the Cuticp Remedies and
applied as per directiQ s, and he began
to improve immediaf ly, and in about
three or four day. began to show .
brighter spirit and keally laughed, for
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days he was full recovered, with the
exception of a ugh skin, which is
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1905"
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Calvin Tabor, stood before them with
more assurance, as il he had some war
rant for allowing such license among
his men. He himself seemed not to
have been drinking. Mistress Mary re-
gartled them, holding in Merry Roger
with her firm little hand. with the calm
grace of queen, although she was so
young. and all the wild fire was gone
from her blue eyes.
The sailors had ceased their song and
stood with heavy eyes sheepishly avert
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09

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Limited cars from Dayton to Spring
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n. No excess on Dayton Sprinkfield
Limited. $50 pounds of baggage check
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Home Phone 269.
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A Peculiar Subject.

Willis who has just closed a series Of
meetings at the Friedns church will
give a lecture at the church Friday
evening the 9Th, entitled Quaker
Sugar Lump" 49, NJ are invit
ed to attend.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09

Whitewater Lodge OF Odd Fellows
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Degree.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09

@ pertains ulfectIy TO the hu-
man heart, and, when it be what it's
name indicates, TO its eternal life, I
gained no insight whatever from my
books and my lessons, nor from my
observance of its workings in those
around me, and that was the passion
of love. OF that I truly could learn
naught except by turning my retiec-
lions toward my own heart
| had loved Mary Cavendish like a
father and like a lover, like a friend
and brother. like slave and like
master. and it had been thus with me
near sixteen years. since / was four
teen and she was little maid of two,
and lived neighbor to her in Suffolk
shire.
At fourteen / was as ungainly a lad.
with as helpless a sprawl OF legs and
arms and as staring and shamefaced
q surprise at uy suddenly realized
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09
CHAPTER II.

KNOW not how II may be
with other men, but OF one
branch of knowledge, which
pertains directly to the hu-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-09
The Hearts
Highway s4Hf :;
CHAPTER 1.
copyrisA, 1900. by DOUBLEDAY. PAGE q co.

CHAPTER 1.
Y 1862, when / was thirty
years of age and Mistress
Mary Cayendish just turned
Of eighteen, she and | to-
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ITO Be Continued.)
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
SUMMON :.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, County OF Multnomah.
Pearl Harris, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore.
gon, County OF Multnomah.
Pearl Harris, Plaintiff,
VS..
o. Il. Harris, Defendant.
To o. Il. Harris, defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon you
are hereby summoned and required To
appear and answer the complaint filed
against YOU in the above entitled suit on
or before the nth day OF August, 1906,
which is after six weeks have expired
from the date of the first publication OF
this summons. II Is prescribed In the
order for the publication of summons
that the summons be published for six
successive weeks. and said order was
made and dated the 77nd day of June,
1906, and the first publication thereof Is
made the goth day Of June, 1906, and IL
you fail to appear and answer, the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for IN her said complaint, TO wit:
That the bonds of natrinony heretofore
and now existing between the plaintiff
and the defendant bc dissolved aud that
she be divorced from him and for such
other relief as shall seem equitable.
This summons is published once week
for six successive weeks IN the ST. Johns
Review by order OF the Honorable Judge
Alfred Sears, Jr., judge Of the above en-.
titled court, made the 2snd day OF June,
1906. II. DgSLiNcBR.
Attorney for the plaintiff.
Ana Chamber OF Commerce, Portland.
First insertion June 40. 1906: last inser.
ton August 10. 1000.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
An Embarrassing Joke.

When Lord l3ldon was appointed
deputy professor of law nt Oxford
university he was made the victim
of an embarrassing practical joke,
Of which he gives the following ac-
count in his journal; Immediately
after | was married | was appointed
deputy professor Of law at oxford,
and the law profc sor sent me the
first lecture. which had to read inn
mcdiatcly TO the students aud which
! began without knowing single
word that was in ii, II was upon
the statute of Young men running
away with maidcns, Fancy me read.
ing with about la0 boys and young
men all giggling at the professorp
The secret of the situation, of
course, lay in the fact that Lord
Eldon had just returned from his
own elopemcnt.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
A BATCH OF QUEER TRADES
Fly and Flea Collaboration Hunters
Human Incubator.


A request was recently sent out
by an English paper for suggestions
of novel ways of earning money.
Some of the replies have novelty
enough and to spare. Here are a
few professions which were pro-
posed.
"A professional flea catcher, a GUS
todian for safety pins, collector of
dried flies for hens food, purveyor
of fads to the leisure classes, a lion
hunting a,ency for society's use, a
motor car Library to call at out of
the way places with the newest
books, "A maker up of minds, griev-
ancc abater, a manners teacher.
Among the queer occupations de-
scribcd as already followed is that
of artistically painting with harm
less pigments fictitious, if scanty,
hair on bald heads.
"a man | KNOW says one an
swer, "lnakes his living out of fu-
ncrals and weddings. He attends a
funeral, gets list of the wreaths
from the undertaken ton reciprocal
terins), takes shorthand note Of
the minister's address. draws up a
souvenir report of the whole thing
and offers it TO the survivors.
"Bcrcaycd people are an easy
prey. Not infrcquently he receives
encouragement also from the print
or or typipt If he can persuade them
to have il put in type.
ellis Ia ties are similar in regard
TO weddings, But there, as he suf-
fcrs severely from the competition
of the newspapers, his great sourrc
of profit = ACTING as agent for the
loan of wedding prcfents. II is sad
that at the second wedding of a well
known politician at Birmingham q g
pre- cnt, were valued at 100000,
and two.thirds of them were hired.
Commission on 10000 worth Of
business IL not 10 be despiscd."
Another case is that Of u bus"
farmers vie in Australia who had |
the misfortune To have paralytic |
son who wa bclriddcn. She was |
notable mandgcr and. considering
the great cost Of tie invalid and |
the lpss Of his fnr,icc. on the farm. |
she persJaGrl l.l to a. low clutches
OF eggs to be- placed with proper
prccaut.on, in the bed. that tie
equal and continual warmth might
hatch them lh., was Accordingly
done, AMI the pamIyzcd yoJth VIZ.
bs proud Of the hrools as pu.sib',
and thoroughly clracd his living b..
sides gaining ~ interest in lif".
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Making an Island.

There used to be an old store,
keeper at Chatham, on Cape Cod,
who was formerly a sea captain.
With very serious mien and many
shakings Of the head he told of how
he once got even with rival captain
by selling him an innocent appear
ing anti-foalns paint,
"Naas, SIR said this o,d b. rnacle,
"b'gum, sir, when Cap'n Darius got
out inter midocean. you mGe,eye
me or not, th.l paint had snld him
begun TO colleck everything loatin'
ON the ocean, seawecd, driitwood,
until at last, b'gum, the ship could
not move at all, no. sir; she turned
inter an island. thet's what she did,
and she's out there yit in lat'tade-
let m see-waal, | clean fcrg,t the
pints but howsumever there she be
TO this day, shipmate-beteha dol
lar"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
snake Hay While the Sun Shines y

There is a lesson in the work of
the thrifty farmer. He knows that
the bright sunshine may last but a
day and he prepares for the showers
which are so liable to follow. So
it should be with every household.
Dysentery, diarrhoea and cholera
morbus may attack some member
of the home without warning.
Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the
best known medicine for these dis
eases, should always be kept at
hand, as immediate treatment is
necessary, and delay may prove
fatal. For sale by Jackson's Phar-
macy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10

"Ihcre was millionaire" said
an ant dealer, who decided that he
would form picture gallery. Ac-
cordngly he visited dealer and
bought large number of costly
works of art. Toward the end of the
visit the dealer said;
"'By the way, il YOU want some
thing unique, something really ex-
traordinary, | have a genuine Tur-
ner, The Shark and the Sailor"
that Id Ike To show you,
"But the millionaire. all paired up
with newly acquired art lore, frown-
ed and shook his head.
"'No,' he said pompously. No. A
pictdre that's painted on one side
Is good enoagh Tor me, Always pro-
vidn', of course, that it's well
done"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
TRUFFlE HUNTING.
Dogs and Pigs Trained to Locate the
Hidden Treasures.

Trulllc hunters of Italy frequent
ly employ trained pigs in their
search for that dclicacy, which is
found most abundantly in the
depths of forests. Men who derive
livelihood from truille hunting
with pigs are firm believers in the
importance of family traits in the
animals. They think certain strains
possess the hunting instinct to a
greater degree than others.
When the hunter desires to Sc
cure a new pig for his work he Wis
its the nearest country fair. With
a truflle tied to his boot he stands
beside a road along which the hogs
are driven. Should one stop to sniff
at the delicacy it is at once bargain
ed for by the hunter.
Taken into the forests, the pigs
sense of trulilc detection is further
developed until it has little diff
Guilty in picking out the edible
growths, no matter how well they
may seem To- he concealed.
Other truliic hunters in Italy and
many in England employ dogs to
aid them. Two small poodle3 once
discovered a rich Alrycst of trullles
for their owner. Il Surrey farmer.
Poodles in fact are more valuable
for this work than any other canine
breed.
These dogs are trained to such
hunting. Almost a. soon as one can
walk he is given a trulllc as a play
thing. Paving and gnawing it at
first like a rubber ball, he is taught
TO retrieve it.
Then as soon a. he has grown ac-
eustomed to his new plaything, like
a trick dog, he is taught to find IL
when hidden.
Gradually hc il trained to search
for il on his own initiative. Then
the system of rewards and punish
mcnts comes into play. Each time
he finds his hidden treasure he Is
taught to bring il unmolcsted to
hand. aud n small piece of cheese or
raw meat Is gwen hin.
In exchange for the truillc, which
is probably not specially treasured
by him. some dainty his soul han
kcrs after Is offered to him.
Finally the truillc dog. for such
he is no~ onllrd. Is brought t6 the
open woods where the trullle il sus-
pcctcd to lurk. and his career begins
in sober earnest. for now he has 90
depend entirely on his sharp scent .
and to put the reality of his train
ing to work and test.
Many n man who delights in the
brain of the sporting dog
will find even more 10 discover in its
II untmced. powers of
scent when applied TO that wonder
ful thing-thc underground and
most delicious truillc-which 10 be
FULLY enjoyed must bc cooked in its
,arihy. il scrubbed jacket, roasted
N creased papcr-a dainty, many
.hink, fl for a king.-EXchangc.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Many Such,

Old Mrs, b., lady notorious for
her saving habits, one morning en-,
tered the doctors surgery, leading
a healthy boy of nine years. SWELL,
Mrs. b." said the doctor, "whl's our
patient 2" My nevew from town."
Mrs. B. replied. "Not much wrong
with him, should say" laughed the
doctor, pinching his red cheeks. Its
about is appetite, Doctor" said the
boys aunt in a low voice. "Whatr
exclaimed the doctor, staring. Sure
ly he doesn't need an appetizer?"
"Good gracious, no, doctor" replied
Mrs. h. in horrided accents. ~ want
you to give ne summat to make 'i3
appetite less. FIJI eat me out of
'ouss an ONE afore is months hoh-
day Is up if is appetite amt cut
down"-Sacred Heart Review.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
An important Message.

A well dressed young man ap-
preached the desk in telegraph Of.
lice and wrote a message. Laying
the pen down. he handed the mes.
sage to the girl and said. "You can
rush this for me, can't you?"
Yes, indeed" replied the girl.
Its very important" he went on.
II must have II rushed"
1T shall go right through"
"All right" he said, turning
away, BE sure and rush it now."
When he had gone the girl show
ed the message to another operator
standing near. 'Look what Il is to
be rushed" she said.
The message read, "Henry still
loves his little wife and wishes she
could be with him" Denver Post.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
The Second In Command.

They certainly were rather 9
hopeless lot of recruits, and theil
stupidity as they bungled through
their drill reused the ire of the cap.
tain in charge. For the hundredth
time they turned to the left when
the order had been right, and ran
about like lost sheep at the order,
Form fours." That was the last
straw.
You knockkneed, fatfooted
Idiots = he yelled. you're not wor-
thy OF being drilled by captain.
What you need is rhinoceros to
teach YOU
Then sheathing his sword in a
passion, he turned to his companion.
Now, Lieutenant" he roared.
you take charge Of them"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Priceless knowlsdos.

"Are you the celebrated Nine
Bombaston Z" he asked, after hc had
climbed four fights Of stairs and
was admitted into a mysterious
apartment.
"ies," replied the bizarre look
ing parsonage who had received him.
"Ihe great clairyoyantp'
"les."
sand you foretell the futurei"
"ies."
"And read the mindl"
"Yes."
"And unfold the past"
"les, yes"
"rhen," said the visitor as he
took a roll Of hank notes from his
pocket eagerly, tell me what il was
my wife asked me to bring home
for her tonight" - Pearson's
Weekly.