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t It la said this stranrfo superstition
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Christ and the thirteenth for the traitor
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Saracen knight Bat down upon it and
was immediately swallowed. up by the
earth. Ever after it was known as the
''perilous seat," nivl, brave as the cele
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said to have been, not one over had the
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Glance at this Map
Of th Chicago, Milwaukee and ft. Paul Rail
way and nut It connection! with all traimon
tlncntal line and HI Taul and maha, and
remember that It tralmir lltilitud wllhlee
triclty and healed byateam. It equipment It
superb. Kloaul Buflet, Library, Hinoklnn and
Sleeping ear, with frc recllnluc rhalra. Eaoh
deeplna ear berth ha an electro reading lamp,
and It dining ear are th brat In th world.
Other line are longer than this, but none art
shorter, ami no other often thabo luiuriout
accommodation. Ther uftlcteiit rraaon
lor th popularity of "Th Milwaukee," Coupon
k ktgenta la every railroad ofllc will girt
foil further Information, or addrra
C. J. IDDY, General Agent,
;. W. CAREY, Trar. I'ua. Agent,
roTLD, Oanon
Honrthing to DrpeaS oa.
Mr. James Jones, of tbs drag firm of
Jones k Hon, Oowden, Ills., in speaking
of Dr. King's New Disaovsry, says that
laat winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and bar ess grew to aerions
that pbytiolane at Oowden and t'soa
ooold do nothing far her. It swmd to
develop into Hty (Jonsnmption. list
ing Dr. King's New iWorery in store,
and selling lots of it, bs took m bolt I e
home, and to tho surprise of all shs be
gan to get better from first doaa, aod
half dnieu dollar lxitleour-l bar so and
and 1L Dr. King's New Dioovtrf for
ConfiimptkiBj, Conghs and Colds is guar
anteed to do ths good work. Try It.
Kreo trial bottles at Coosor A Brook's
Drag Htor.
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The conventional idea of a wedding
doea not agree with the tastes of eome
people, and occasionally very eccentric
and .. sometimes. romantic marriage
ceremonies are solemnized. Men and
women entirely opposite in disposition
nnd character frequently unite in the
holy bonds of matrimony sometimes
much to their mutual regret, lnis
peculiar fact, it would seem, also ap
plies to oddities of humnn noaire. In
many of th traveling shows the freak
who help to draw money from the pub
lic intermarry, and it is not an unusual
thing1 to find the fat man wedded tothe
skeleton woman, and the tattooed man
to the bearded lady.
Mrs, Hunnnh Battersby, who at one
t ime toured thecountry as a fat woman,
was married to a Pennsylvania man,
and it is stated as a curious fact that no
sooner were they married than she be
gan to lose flesh and he to pain it. His
weight increased so rapidly that he soon
took to exhibitinc himself as a fat mnn.
An exception to this rule of contrast,
however, was Col. Glover, the giant,
who stood six feet seven Inches. Ue was
wedded to Martha Peabody, the Ameri
can giantess. Several years ago, when
they nppeared in public together, they
used to receive as much as $750 a week.
The Italian consular agent at Cin
cinnati performed the most peculiar
marriage ceremony on record. The
7100m was a well-to-do resident of the
Ohio city and his bride lived in Italy.
The contracting parties were thousands
of miles npart when the wedding wiu
performed, the marriage being by
proxy. The consul filled in a blank
certificate,- which he forwarded to au
thorities in Italy, who in the presence
if the parish priest exhibited it before
he blide, who affixed her signature,
x-cepting it ns her action. The mar
riage was perfectly binding.
very similar ceremony was per
formed some time ago. The affair took
place by proxy, nnd Miss Maple was
married by a clergyman in New York to
1 man who nt the time of the marriage
lay dying in a Texas town. The bride
groom wtis represented In the cere
mony by the bride's cousin, who mn
the neecKsary responses and signature
is h's proxy. The two lovers had been
'ngnged for a long time, and Miss MapU
wished to liear the name of her be
trothed evrn though she could do so
only as a widow.
.The all-important ring Is sometime
'orgottcn, and In more than one1 cne
the door key of the church has had to do
luty, but it Is not often thit portionso?
the marriage service are omitted. In
1 southern town, however, a little while
igo, after the party had left the church
't was discovered thnt the clergyman
!iad forgotten the words, "with this
ring I thee- wed, etc., thus relieving
the bridegroom of the most serious
inrt of his obligation, and the fall
'iride was minus a wedding ring. In
dead of witting down to a tirenkfnst th
arty hurried buck to the church ant'
acre thus practically married twice li
one day.
Cupid ran amuck some time ngi
imonir the old folk of a (icorgia town
n old soldier, 7H year of nge, led to th
iltnr nu aged damsel who had aern 7
iiiliiiiu'rH. There werf thre brides
mniilrn, wlume age reipeclively cr
M, CH and TO. Th'-y were all spinsler
Die beet man, who was 75, brough
the mniltinrd ages up to 42.1 year.
An miiiMiul kind of marriage wa
i Irbrated In New York recently. Thl
was between a couple txitb deaf an
lumb. They held prayer books whll
1 friend iolnted out the diffrrer
usagea lit the service as they yei
pokeii by the clergyman, and the
made the ruatomary response in th
deaf and dumb alphabet.
An ingenious couple onc concelvi.
he Idea of being married by phono
raph. In the place where the brsle
friMiin reaUlid he and the mlnleter wen
tvrr I he marriage aertUw, and he recites
he projier reajionie) Into the Inatru
mem. 1 he phonograph a aent t tni
tiidv, ahe willingly supplying lit re
itiiMie "I ill and "I do" In the prea
1 nr of her iwator. h then pro
iimineed the pair unlteil In matrimony
No explanation l gneu of Imw Ihry go
iter the difficulty of Ihe ring.
well-known anttimpnloglot. In de
rriblng varkiua marriage ruatnma, re
fer 10 a alrangw ort of ay niltnllrwl mar
1 luge tthtrh la aiipMM-l to ha urig
n a let I In India. It la a marring will
tree, iitanta, animal and lnaiuuial
object. If am one prtiprMM- to enlei
iiiin union which k n"l la aeeord
pure with tr'l.litiel Idea, It U be.
' rd that III lurk whU h I sure to fo!
tuw may te aertel by a marriage rl
ihia I11 rut. th nil emmMefjiirttrs- Iwleg
Imrne l.y iheubjrrt rhM-o. la vsrlout
trgUrn girl inn! mil tnsrrv t-furr
l.rr rl-M-.l ai.ler, but Ihe (l.ftl.ully .
iiirmime br I be rldeat daaghtey mar-
tine the lrarrh nf tree. Then th
wedding f Ihe jounger iksiightef hia
Mfely hw eelrbraie.1 HuTIo l.prr'
how oscrfirriTUNTiD.
Held Hla Ground.
' According to a local paper, Lancaster,
Pa., had a visitor who believes in stand
ing np for his- rights as a pedestrian.
He was a commercial drummer, ano
was making for a railroad station
when he encountered a hack standing
on the street crossing. He refused tx
walk around the vehicle, and called tc
some passers-by to send him a police
man that the way mjt be cleared
No bluecoat appeared, so he .checker
his grip at the station and returned t
the crossing, declaring that he wouh
linger there until the carriage wai
moved. He did so. too, though it tool
him an hour and a half in all, and h
missed his train.
Via the Onion Pacific System
Baggage is checked through from Port
end to d estination. The apeciallies o
the Union Pacific are nnexoelled track
and equipment, anion depots, fast time
through oars, steam heat, Pintscb light
and oonrteona treatmeut to passengers.
For rates aud information apply to R
W. Baxter, Gen. Agt. U. P. system, Port
land, Oregon.
rii5
fm VJUmnat tf fs
Prof. W. K. reeks, who
makes a specialty of
baa wttBi
boat
RoileDST.
doubt treated and cur
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living Physician; hi
access i astonishing.
Wa have heard of cases
OC to years' standing
cirso oj
him. Ha
publishes a
valuable
work on
this dis
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he sends
with
lares bot
tle ot hU absolute cure, free to any suffererf
who may ena tneir f. u. ana express aaaress.
We advise anv one wishing a cure to addresa
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