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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
De 6ammen(lutteDe Dan
(ke forenin9er.
(Tortiat fra lite @i6e.)

(Gortiat fra lite Si6e.)
Gala Sail ne0e / 8pen. Ser
bar uDanmarfs @enner"s Delega-
terne $ enrD @poee en- og
Carl 80 t + 0 I NJ, foru6en
naturligpis Observation-Disclosures
q anl 6. &asm e n, BIZ
itaaet al en- @re6s at in6=
feote vOgtre" og u@gnner" ,
%ielpifreone &erter for oe Grem,
meoe> og flere Simers toangfri
og ml,nter Samper Der iatte ct
iaare fornpieligt &unftum for &ons
%bentionens 26en Sag. Ser blep fer
Deret ct Dpperligt fol6t M%ftensbor6,
paa Sc f%orneone 0rifteparer mang>
le0e set nat1rligpis life beller, og
Mer. Ggren Rasmusien bar en- for
treffelig 0r0itprer be6 sen paafel=
genoe informelle rn0erboloning,
bpor Gang, Meuiif og Sale afld1te
binanoen / broget Mangfol6tgbe0.
.Siffert ferit be6 Mionotsti6 fan6t
Sc fleite al @iaiterne otter 6eres
Seng opre I Mpllebpen for at bpile
Sc trptte 2emmer til neite Gags
Strabooler.
S 6enne 6orbiu0elie ifal bemerfes>
at Ri al &onpenttorens Mrrange=
mentsfomite gienuem 6ens Sormanb
6. eel 0 II er blepen anmo6et
ON paa &oniteens @egne at bringe
Sc Gamer, SET tt[bereote set uomer=
fe6e chelmsford opre / ct. Yaul |
Strs6ags Ell bigrtelig Saf for 0eres
nomerfe6e arrangement og for Sc
res fortienitful0e Mr6ej0e I iaa Sen.
deenoe. Mr. Meelion btl6e perlon=
Zig bape bragt 0umerne en- begeiitret
9glDe1t t S0rm at en- 1mut title 2dle,
iom ban bapoe pepet paa 6en
ganife often; men Sm iten0igbeoer,
booroper fam fife lelp bar @erre gior=
6e, at ga @omben ifuloe ipringe, iao
iprang Sen iffe~
6ormi00agsmg0et Ons0ag tog mes
ful6 &raft fat pua Gorretningerne.
Oct bar 2op=& 0 m / t e e II :
|&apport, ser f%orelaa til Bodybuilding,
og ber ifal angipes Sc pigtigite al
Bette MG6es Eelultater.
Mpe Gorentnger bebpDer fife for
6remtt6en at bore tnforporeret for al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
Eani6a(iSme / EonQo.
Sent Guropeere ebes al Sc @ilbe

SI Mntmerpen er 5. 2. Sum
in6Ipbet Me66eIeIie ON en- frpgte:
Zig &ataitrofe, ser bar fun6et @tef
paa &ongoflo6en, be6 bbilfen
bbioe Men6, blan6t SEM to ifan6i.
rtabiife. Sffirer, er blebet Dire fol
in6fe6te @~enneifee6ere. Com BE-
fien6t bar. a6ifllige menneifee6en'
Sc @tammer en6nl Silbol6 / gel
|in6re al @ongo Srtitaten.
&ongo Sriitatens Camper u@ille
Sc 8ruges", Ser br11ges til Grams
port paa &ongofIo6en, f%orliite ober'
for sen ti6ligere &oit umangbi, i6e1
Sftbet al @torm blep 6rebet INF
moo &piten og fentre6e. SftbetS
@aptein, 2un6gren, biitnof en-
.Sbenffer, og Sen norife 2gitnant
|&enning befan6t fig paa &oman.
.6obroen, 90 @entringen fan61
[@te6. Sc falot / @an6et, men Sci
lpffe6es Sem at bierge fig / 2an6
|Ser bleb Sc itrafs angrebne al 6e
Sn6fe6te, 6rebte og fortere6e pao
|Ste6et. Sire gmbe6smen6 / Son.
go &ompagniet, ser opbol6t fig
|@fibets @pileialon, ga l1lpffen
tn6traf, omfom og blep ligele6es
fortere6e. @fibets Gprbg6er blet
banbittig al &eoiel oper, bbo6 ser
'bar ifet, og bleb ienere fun6en
itreifen6e ON / @fobene / Merbe.
ben al Slo6en. IA Megre omfom
Ffor116en 5, 5 bbi6e Men6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

Sen 8otper-@ oebelfe Mforoiag
bafte ! fin Eio megen Dpntarfiom-
beo oper belle 2an6et % CAB ct go6t
8tlle6e al Sc forbirreoe politiife
Silitan6e / @entucfp. &omers, Ser
itammeoe fra 4ertucfps @iergegre
og bab6e belle 8iergboere11s biIbe
og energiife &arafter, bapoe ober-
taget hit gmbeoe og taget @onto-
rerne / StatsfapitoItet / 8eli6oelie.
GIT repubIifanif @uperngr-&au5ioat
bar ltgele6es balgt, men mes 1oa
lille Maiorttet, at ser bnr Sale
ON, at ser / 2egislaturer biIoe
blipe fremiat en- Gonteit til Gor6el
for SEN 6emofrattife @nbern6r=
&an6toat @illtam @oebel. @n 9ag
/ Sarl1ar 1900 bleb 6enne ffu6t
paa @respl9nen beo Statsfaptto-
liet / Sranffort, og set blep bepiit,
at @fuo6et maatte bore affpret fra
eller / Merbe6en al ct @in6ue /
Statsiefreterens &ontor. 8omers
ielb bar iffe / @pen paa bette
Eiospunft, ban bar oppe / @ierge-
ne for at iamle b9bnet Man6ifab
til at bol6e Ben %republifanife gu.
bernpr / @mbe6et, men man mente
at funne paobiie, at 8omers bab6e
itaaet bagbe6 @ompIottet, og at
Sames @omar6 bab6e affpret @fuo'
set. So @ange er @omers 66mt
til Dg6en paa 6enne Mnflage, en-
Gang til lipsparigt Sengiel og en-
Gong fun6e Surpen life fomme til
gnigbe6. Sber Gang er .@agen
blepet appelleret. @roernbr @tll-
Jon notaler / fin @ar6on fin fuloe
Sberbebisntng om> at @otpers er
nifploig / anflagen. timber Opbol-
oct / Geng1let bar Tomers itu6eret
ssS11ro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
&anbibat for Gtate Mubitpr I Morb
9afpta.

Mor6 0afota bur / fommerciel
&enieen6e MI naoet ct @tan6punft
iom berer Breget al burtige Grem<
ifri6t, bporfor @elgerne / 6isie Gage
enifer at beiette Statens Gmbeoer
me6 Meno al &arafter, 9pgttgbeo
og Sntegrttet, og bel fpaltficeret til
at frembrtnge Sc itgrlt m1lige &e=
i%nltater.
@aa6anne Men6 bar set republic
fanlfe &arti bi6til og oil frem6eles
II Sremtioen foripge paa at beige til
Sc reipeftipe gmbeoer.
Sremragen6e Men6 / Sorret=
ningslipet uoenfor Staten bar bapt
go6 M%nle6ning til at beiege bore for
ifiellige Stats 9epartementer og bar
peo mango 2eiligbe6er u0talt> at
Mor6 0afota er cit al Sc melt polttilf
rene 5toter / l1nionen og at Gm=
~be0smen0enes neutrality-suspicious.
er / SEN @ra0 rl1tineret og fon1plet
at mango al Sc el0re 5tater gior0e
bel / at tage 6eres Mrbei6e iom ct
Mgniter.
&bts %opennnpnte &jen6sgierning
er ct gerfjen6e paa Tolfets ptrfe=
1ige 9nife bil ma11 fun fplge Sen
|offenlige Mentng peb at u16eritgtte
Carl 8. Sprgenions &un6i0utur for
Gtats=@u0it6r ga Fan / Sc li6ite fire
Mor lom 6epl1teret Muoitgr tilfuloe
bar pit at fan er iltan6 til at fpl0e
Bette gmbe6e ttlfreosltilleu6e. Maar
@enipn tages til &onoi0aternes &pa=
II ifationer for bette gmbe0e oil Scr.
Sgrgenlon n6en Sptpl 1taa foron /
&effer1e, i6et bans Grfaring / Bette
Mrbei0e itreffer Jig tgiennem ole
9etalierne op til Sen lt6lte Sis /
gmbeoet. SEQ at beige Carl 8.
Sdrgenion bill ingen 5%tan6sning /
Gmbe6ets rutinere Mrbej6e fore
fomme, ga bans fire Mars Grforing
bill iatte bam iitan6 til at 6iitancere
en- bbilfen iom belit an6en &nn6ioat
man fnn0e beige til Stats=M uoitgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

har Mr.. Kennedy endvidere Ord
for at have gjort en- Ende paa
"Graft', Understood og uerlige
.Transaktioner siden han over
tog T@jlerne. I de 28 Aar han
har levet i Staten er Diet lyk-
kedes ham at oparbejde en- For
refining som Kontrakt@r, hvis
Omfang er nar en- Million Dol
lars ON Aaret. Han er 50 Aar
gammel og har en- Familie be-
staaende at Hustru og otte
Born. AT Princip fornarmer
Mr.. Kennedy aldrig nogen at
fine politiske Modstandere, og
STAIR som ct Monster indenfor
sit Parti og Staten. 10 bedre
han oliver kjendt i Staten desto
mere vii Folket komme til at
holde at ham; thi overall hvor
han kommer frem beundres han
for sin mandige Optr2den og
saa vel j
Diet daglige som i Diet politiske
Liv.
Hans Valg til Stats-Senator
vii uden al Twill ~realiseres med
samme Lethed som dengang
han blew indvalgt i Nationalist
miteen, we'd hvilken Lejlighed
han vandt Sejren med en- enc
staaende Majoritet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
James Kennedy

Med1em al det republikanske
PARTS Nationalkomite og Kan
didat paa samme Valgseddel for
Stats-Senator fra ode DISTRICT,
'har j en- Aarrakke veret meget
prominent i Nord Dakotas po-
litiske Affarer, og er anerkjendt
at allie at vare en- konservativ,
men paa samme It'd meget
energisk Leder indenfor Partiets
Rakker. Tro mod fine Venner
og hans Ord saa godt som Guild
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
@nbernbr Sobnion at Minneiota,

@nbernpr Sobnion al Minneiota,
Ser to @nnge bot beret balgt til
@mbe6t, og ONT bbts @ienpalg til
treble Eermin ser bar beret megen
Sole, bbts Fan life bliber non1ine-,
ret til 9emofraternes 8reii6ent-
|&anoi6at, bar erfleret, at ban lite
UNDER 1po9en 0miten6igbe6 bill
mo6tage Nominotionen til treble
Sermtn iom @uperner, og lelp ON
ban bIiber nomineret, bill fan nf-
flaa @alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

Sfolens &lasie al 1905, bt6rgren6e
fra Gorlobelier fra Sfoletioen. Sire
at 8~ruogommene bar nplig afiluttet
beres tbeologtife @tu6ier pe6 Mugl1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
Den oanlke Hir6e
Anleri&0.
(6ortl. fra gt6e ~

(OOEIl. TIu StOe IL
Selpeg ON &unitperferne ! @ibore
9omfirfe al Soafim 5fopgaar6.
2proag 6ormiooag par ser iao eff.
ter garnmel 9fif galg al gmbebs-
me,,o / 5amfun6et. &aitor 8o6=
bolot %gienpalgtes lom Sorman6, sc.
Solit iont Meolem al Stprelien. 9u
8ojtor San life piloe mootoge @ien=
palg iom &ebaftpr al u&irfelig Gam.
ler", blep Haitor Mellemann palgt til
oenne &oit. Eait. g. 9. &obbolm
gienpolgtcs til Meoreoafter og &as=
1crer for 8la6et.
sll1t,1il1gen al 2eroags Me6et OPP
toges al Bodybuilding ON forlfiellige
Spprgsmaal.
Sm Nftenen bopoe Grinitatis Me-
nigbeos Sangfor og Srganiit foran=
itoltet eli &oncert, ng set bar en- ian0
NDbelie at pberpGre Sen. Ser bar Ell
nalminOelig fpn &or< og Sololang,
og Srgoniiten, Dupont=@aniem, ipil=
leoe fipnt og itemningsfl1l0t pao 8ia=
no.
Seq tror, at set gift mango iom Set
git mig, ba leg bgrte SEN ifjenne
Sang. Seq iao / &apierne og tenfte
paa, bpor itor en- @abe ser | og meo
Sangen er gipet Menneifene, og Sc
bur6e alle &egne tage Sen I BET beo=
ites Sieneit tie iaa meget iom muligt.
@erme0 mener leg, at ser poa bette
Smraa0e ligger baa6e ct fort Mr=
beioe og cit flor @ielp for enbber
Menigbe6sfre6s. Set er ct Mrbei0e,
ser NOT er ber6 at iette nogm &raft
in0 paa, 6a set giper iaa rigelig 8e<
Ignning bao6e for Sen enfelte og for
@enigbe6e11, iom tager SEN Gag op.
Seq bringer 9iennem 6isle 2inier
min, ia leg tpr iige alle Silb6rernes,
biertelige Sat for Sen ifienne Mften
til Grinttatis Menigbe6s @angfor og
Srganiit.
Spnoog 6orn1i66ag bar ser CUBS
tieneite me0 Mltergang / ollie 3 6an=
fife &trfer / Chicago.
Otter at @ielter og 8erter bao6e
tilbragt %@ftermto6agen paa be6ite
Moa6e, iamle6es Marsmeoets 9ele=
9ater til Slrtningsgu0stiene1te / Sri
nttotis Strife. Denne Spiti6eligbeo
fit ct enonu bpitibeligere 8reg, i6et
'@oitor g. s. 8e6erien, 2arimore, 81.
g., pe6 SEN 2eiligbe6 bleb in6piet
til Hreitegierningen at Samfun6ets
Sr0inator, Baitor &iglbeoe.
Marsmg6et ilutte6es iaa / Sen tre>
enige CUBS Mabn al Baitor 8o6-
zboI6t, Ser bragte en- Gaf til Menig-
beoen for bens @ieitfribeo, og uo=
talte i 8en en- Sat til ollie gooe 60
bers @iper, Dor Sober / BET beie.
&aitor &gr6om bragte @enigbe=
6ens Saf til @ieiter og be to an6re
Menigbeoer / Chicago, iom iaa pillig
:bap0e itooet SrinitQtis bi meo @aoo
og'9oo6.
Staaen6e 1ang 6oriamlingen ~Saa
bill ri MI iige bperanore Sarpel",
bporefter ser bleb en- almin6elig us
nefsling al !@iliener mellem Sc for
1fiellige 9eltngere. @n almin6elig
Some / Sc forifiellige u6talelie r Dor
en- @le6e ODER Samberet UNDER set
MI ofil11tte6e Marsmp6e.
ST. ser MI mart bender bber til
tit, fan ogiaa n0tale en- biertelig
Saf til bore &nrter for u6biit @ielt=
fribe6 og til binon0en %in6bpr0es for
gobt Sampar, men fgrit og 1i6it iige
Dor @u0 og Sober Saf for, bbu6 ban
i bisle Gage bar gipet os.
2a6 bisie foo 2inier bore ct, ONT
seno 6aarligt, iaa 0og pelment Soridg
fra min SIDE paa at gipe en- Gill
bring at msle rige Gage, Ri MT bar
tilbragt fer / Chicago.
Me6 Ell penlig @illen og en- bierte=
Zig Sof til Srinitatis Menigbe6 og
8reit,
S. 81. sc. &o6bolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

&anbioat for @ienual9 iom Commissioner of Insurance pa ben republic
tanfe @al9Ie6bel 9hor6 9afota bar / ben forlbbne Eerrnun pt laa ppprfise
&baEftationer @mbeoet, at Der neppe raaoer nogen 9mpl ON bans Romina=
tin BET nar* fOrefaaenoe @rtmerpa1s os @jenpal9 mo EFT fr a9aioriet pb
napers @tbHe. Sc iom bar bpt 2eiGgbeo til at pse Mr. Cooper fn &opaz
ciet im @mbeosmanb Os im 6orretunssmano CT uoiaaarls tomnen til at
mere ben 6pmfe aselie for Dam os pl berfor pere sao oeb at beuibne bette
beb &al9ene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
ftana Semtnariet / @ocf Sslan6, Sll.,
og bar facet Ordination, ben fierbe
er Erofesior 6. 81. @un6erion, Sfo-
leiuperintenoent / Cartilage, g. 9af.

10 ~ 49, wv
er Hrofesior 6. 81. @un0erlon 9fo-
lei nperinten0ent / Cartilage, g. 9af.
49, 9prlpge 6olomonlon / Spin
galleD er 0rnfnet / @il6 &iper iib-
ite uge. Sammen meo ct 8ar an-
So Mgn6 iful6e ban iette ODER ben
Dcb &egn itarft opipulme0e Glo6,
men meoenS Be bar l10e pna 6enne
tabte Sc en- @ienitan6 fra 8aa6en,
JON 6e ne0pen0i9bis iful6e BRUCE.
Dprlegen bon6t 0a ct Sou I'M 2ipet
og iprang u0 for at bierge BET tabte,
men Sopet blep in6biflet I 1ogle
Srgrg6oer, % in6en bans 2eolagere
funoe fomme bam tilbielp> bar ban
opo. San itamme6e fra ct. Setter,
bportil bans Sig blep fert for at be-
graoes, bar 80 Mar gammel og ugift.
- On &ditl,0ligterne / set ip6li-
&c Minneiota, Lungs Mortb-@etern
2inien, ifrioes iioite l1ge> at Sc er i
hi @ra6 gunitige. Ser bor life be-
ct meget @olifin ipere &egnbp-
ger men fife ita6ig &egn NOT til at
Aiere M%fgrpoerne alborlig @faoe. S
6Do Dafota og / @isconltn bar, Ser
neret mere &egn ems / Mtnneiota,
men / Sp6 Dafota fan 2an6et taole
mere &egn. S Get ip6pitlige Min-
neiota er Moiien plantet. Sen BOTS
CT longiomt> men set gaar Dog frem-
oo meo Sen, og @maafornsafgre6er-
lie er meget go6e. De lape Ste6er,
'fom bar facet for meget @an6, be-
gDn6er MI at tdrre op, og / set belle
maa nbiigterne itges at bore gooe,
fun mangler ser 8arme for at 8efs-
ten fan fomme / Gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19

Glen life at anbefale 6ette 8lao
til 6eres @enner og 8efienote. Com
De ielb er tilfre0s me6 set, bill bisfe
oaiaa blibe set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-19
111innefota.

S .9ulutb @reming & Malting
Cos Staloe opito0 iioite uge ON
Matten cit Sl6ebran0, bporpe6 Ser In
6ebrenote Is Seite og 3 Mul6pr og
ifete 5fabe for c. 100000. @tal6-
meiteren, g0 @rabam iop / Stal6en,
ga Sloen uobreo, og ban bar lige
pe0 at in0ebran0e. S ii0lte 9ieblif
bleb ban beffet al lin Bulldog. Set
bar 0a for tent at re66e @eitene, og
.Solf, Ser foriGgte at trenge in6 /
9taloen, blep orepne tilbage al 81
ben.
M @por Ser / Golleger og bpiere
Observation-Disclosures er Sellesun-
6erpisning for begge &ign, bill Set
al0rig ilaa fell, at Ser fommer en- bel
Del Sorlobelier u6 al set. @ultao
M6oIpb College, sen itore ipenife 2e-
reanitalt / ct. Beter, banner ingen
l1n6tagelie I iaa Senieen6e. S Sen,
ne Maane0 bill Ser laaleoes bIipe in6=
'gaaet gggteifab al 10 Stu6erenSe al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-08
What Ais You?

Do you feel weak, tired, despondenk
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste in morning, heart
burn" telching of gas, acid risings In
throat after eating. stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite. nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
Ifyo6>&ave any considerable number OF
The above Symptoms you are suffering
from iliousnSs, Torpid liver with indi.
gestien.>ax,dsspee Dr.; PIelcs.s Golden
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-08
Sandwiches,

Lemon Sandwiches-Masht the yOlks
of three hard-boiled eggs and add a
tablespoonful Of butter, dish Of salt
and some cayenne pepper, a teas poon-
full of chopped parsley, the grated
rind of one lemon. Mix these ingredi
ents we'll and add three tablespoon.
fuls of lemon juice and spread upon
thin slices of wheat or graham bread.
Nut and Cheese Sandwiches-Mix
together pot cheese and chopped
hickory nuts, add to 1t a dash Of pap.
rika and spread on either white or
brown bread.
Olives, chopped with nuts. make a
nice filling; figs chopped up with nuts
are delicious, while cold fish il highly
seasoned and dressed with a little
mayonnaise is appetizing.
Nut and Date Sandwiches-Wash
and finely chop one pound of dates
and add to them an equal amount
of chopped nuts. Any kind that you
have will answer. Wet with a little
lemon juice or sour cherry juice and
spread on bread.
New Ham Sandwiches-Mince finely
some cold boiled ham and add to II
about half the quantity Of finely
chopped peanuts. For every cupful
Of ham add tablespoonful of chopped
pickles, and II convenient a little
chopped celery. Mix to'a good paste
with salad dressing and spread on thin
slices Of white bread.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-08

Principal Events in Cieveiand's Life.
Stephen Grover Cleveland, born
March IS, 1897, In Caldwell. Essex
County. N. ].
Received an academic education.
Went to Buffalo, N. Y. In 1855, and
secured a position as clerk in law
office.
Admitted to the bar in 1859.
Elected Assistant District Attorney
Of Erie County. New York. and served
from 1863 to 1866.
Elected Sheriff Of Erie County and
served from 1870 to 1873.
Established remunerative law prac-
tice. and in 1881 was elected Mayor
of Buffalo.
Veto of extravagant appropriations
attracted attention throughout the
State.
Nominated and elected Governor OF
New York in 1882.
Elected President Of the United
States as Democrat in 1884. defeat
ing James G. Blaine, Republican. by
majority OF thirty-seven electoral
votes.
Married Miss Frances Folsom, June
2, 1886.
Renominated for President in 1888
and defeated by Benjamin Harrison
Republican.
Returned to law practice. locating il
New York, and handling cases OF the
greatest importance.
Again nominated for President. ant
as Democrat defeated Harrison ii
1892.
Withheld support from ticket ant
platform adopted by National Demo
cratic convention in 1896.
Received LII. D. degree from Prince
ton University In 1897.
Took up residence at Princeton, \
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THE GOOD OLD HYMNS.

There's lots OF music in 'em, the hymns
of long ago;
An when some gray-haired brother
sings the ones | used to know
l sorter want TO take hand-I thinl
o days gone by
ION Jordan's stormy banks l stand
and cast wistful eye."
The re- lots of music in 'em-those dear
sweet hymns of old,
With visions bright of lands of hgh
and shining streets Of gold:
And hear 'em:ringing-singing, where
memory dreaming stands,
"From Greenland's icy mountains to
1ndia's coral stands"
We hardly needed singing books in
them old days; We knew
The words, the tones, OF every one the
dear old hymnbook through!
We had no blaring trumpets then, no
organs built for show;
We only sang to praise the lord, "from
whom all blessings fow."
An so 1 love the dear old hymns, and
when my time shall come
Before the light has left me and my
singing lips are dumb
If l can only hear 'em then, I'll pass,
without a sigh,
"To Canaan's fair and happy land
where my possessions lie!"
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AT THY GRAVE.

Thy grave seems as cold as my own sad
heart
AsI kneel down beside it to-day;
The blossoms that PLAYED such a cheer
ing paf'
Have withercd and died away.
But they viii awake al the voice OF the
Spring.
And blossom as sweet as before;
The Summer viii come, and the birds
will sing,
But lhou viii awaken nevermore.
/ feel as gaze on thy grave Just now
How near to each other are we;
Yet there is between as a charm some
how
Forever divides thou and me.
One look or one word from thy silent
bed
Would fall as a balm on my soul,
That day after day for thy absence has
Since thou lett for thy final goal.
Coulds't thou tell us what lies in the
life to come.
When We cost off this burden Of clay;
Shall our ears be deaf and our tongues
be dumb
When We from this Earth pass away =?
| know if there should be haven of
rest,
A something beyond the tomb,
A place set apart for the good and the
blest,
That thou wilt have made it thy home.
-Lue +. Vernon.
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Had EN- Again.
Lippincott for Nav.

DR.. S. Weir Mitchell tells with
Keen enjoyment of the experience of
a medical friend of his who engaged
anurse, lately graduated, for a case
OF delirium tremens. The physician
succeeded in quieting his patient and
lett some medicine, instructing the
nurse to administer it to him if he
began to see snakes again" At the
next call the physician found the
patient again raving. To bis puzzled
inquiry. the nurse replied that the
man had been going on that way for
several hours and that she had not
given him any medicine.
But didn't | tell you to give it te
him if he began to see snakes
again." demanded the physician.
But he didn't see snakes this
time, replied the nurse confidently.
He saw red, white and blue turkeys
with straw hats on"
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In the Rifht Direction.

Bishop Bloomfield was one of many
witty Englishmen whose good things
have found their way into a recent
volume of "reminiscences. Leaves
From the Notebook of Lady Dorothy
Nevill."
Bishop Bloomfield was led into a
controversy one time with learned
man as to the mental superiority of
the East over the West, as a parting
shot. said:
" Well, at any rate, you can't ois-
pute that the wise men came from
the East"
Surely that was the wisest thing
they could do" resorted the Bishop.
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story which
lover and particularly
WILL BE PRINTED IN THIS PAPER

Hannibal, Mo-, is known as the
Bluff City, from its site overlooking
the Missouri River, and not from
any other significance of the word.
Alton, ILL.,, has the curious desig-
nation of "Tasselburg," from the
fact that many acres of corn in tassel
in summer can be viewed from it.
Duluth, Mich, bears the nick
name of the Zenith City of the Un-
salted Seas, given to it from its sit
uation at the head of the waters of
Lake Superior.
Another city which derives it's
name from its situation is North
Adams, Mass, called the Tunnel City,
from the fact that it is at one end of
that great BORE" the Hoosac Tun-
mel, which was so many years in course
of construction until its length of
about four miles was completed.