POSITION OF FRANCE-
COVILO LOO* SEYE^E
m
M5E.Ì
TO BE
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
»< GOOD SOC ETY
freaks of the MI'D
A CCMMCN.SE**SE APPtA
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. *Pi re at* lie Laiud *■-»“ °< *>“
t tie terjp-A» axt »« wio«e tAtt.««
.re JB oar ■ P*
day. E»<l«ad.
»bo reee.v-4 Ckr.w-ea.iy W y«*« =*-
icre tie fiaeawry of Aseric*. -io*«
repeal r- -tier
*
trace it»
- --4-..-T -•<*. tiro /i nearly
r-t»er-
u.ot» of ka<« «» < pnaew w Alfrad
tie ' j rea*. *ai beyaad, tie eoar.iry
«aya «kick for hun-ireeJ. <f year» i«e played
* leryer pan a ’*♦ *• >***'• b.tvory than
ie y Mier «¡xuoa ■ ‘ tie e*rii—th:»
j» eraaUer
*n *r>y one of
.re tK.» • ecoreof er « t A tee France
.jre r end vet not
—one-ifteenti
toe ireA of the t orted >*Atee, excluding
a »»». About thrre-f ;rth*x*extena;ve
A* AFMT-
A
rt'» a bvr
., TexM. * little o»ore tnan fow time»
he » re of New York.x.moet preeieexy
eqnrralcBt to tie four note* Indiana.
1...BOU, M.ch^AE »nd
Wleconein.
Trance, too. ia one cf the few eountnea
of enorenorr i:»wnra; importance. To
day her populates® »eema to hare
reached
mix.x-tn: » new impel.»»
to colonial exponwon b»». to be »u»*-
been rvn. but ’bew eoloniao are m
the EAin to » tooted ae to be capable,
for a >on< time, if not forever, of addinr
•t.* to the ttreugth or --revti^e of the
metier country; ao th»’ °ne may rea-
■oaab r
•: •-
-bat the in
ternational political influence of France
., likelv. compared with that of oeveral
other leading power*, to prow lean and
;»*< Her importance in other direc-
tkraa. however, may not. and. one may
trust, will not. correepondinrly decline.
—Prof. Charles F. A. Currier, in Chau-,
tauquan.
fattorr as
torr rradix;
■d. "4o «V j
asd Bryvi
*» tb* * 1
,Ub
a Po«*, teils a story
. a Wsskingtoa whe
: the rXber »J. COI
*
AMERICAN
In aT '
He •!«*>-
‘ r.
*‘r*
'. •-*X * • •
Iin//wl*<}g* of toera .’ry is r
many sa iapnetawl .leanest >■ k«t.er
refi«M-w>er.t and > -irore; >n mrl -r -fny.
sr-.->s-d;.-.¡r to
-ray
’ *-f'«w‘-
pert o' tire ^Ju*»tosi of
a toAdr
lad *« and g*
ft ’
!ö »r** ’-*
rrature and th*
»et», teer
f
' I sind t te -
«Ctzrít of B* r&L's >* jwsi
*• o’brr dXsul
lr»<!if g «f trrtiOft t4>
■ of ttoif
arust*.
ia Am*r»««
• *pp*'*rr
law and order
i'ni/ed beraldry
That we have to«
J th- -»Aintry'r
aJflsœt from the
sert lense nt ranaot ra 4.-r«x»4. *wl
tbr/o*h its prerep*• bave kWtg t»*m dih-
oijeyed, th* tim* La» s*ri *d when |>o*
pl* »-^«n to r»f*/g .z* ’h«* fact and
se«k iBetruc* r.
h* a .?>)** ♦
Eu-
g* ue Zw» I- pp
r" *
sa« a«#f era.
It waa an od«i »
- -»rt ng advero
tur* that bef«* ! B*v R l* A* l * a rrii^-
ak/ftary in Afrwa whue urarrag on a
biryrir H* had g*d far ia advaaor </f
tew jMwters. and wba spmn.ng a.'/og al
a pretty g'M»d ape*''! wilh fa.» *ye <«.
ih* patto. wh*n * A i hn'y b* h*ar J a
n/>raa a* '/f «toiora.» g* mp.z.g
tolta Traerirrag* ♦-* gram-ing to th«-
right !*e diAe*/v*r*d
n«sg'.
Bona tee*ping bit» «/xnfrany
1 n« y
WB99 twenty « thirtj yard« V«
and kepi a. rag «vitto non for ¡ertosi a
handred yard«. Tb*n tte*y M«^ped,
locirad al toirn fur aMraen’ a atra g
b*ing b* m *t bar» 'e«k*d in tL*ir
*y*s and hrrandad away al righi
augira. stili ab/pping now ami tn«-n to
look tenete, t»il tteey «B«rapp*ar*-d in Ito«
long grana Y'/uth * * */<npam>/u.
PUUCK-
Tí
K
w a» Iw !**•• Afrar ta* rira
•r isa*.
• Th* f* arfo I » : - no*, eruw. -?«r
hoenraer. af»d erxz.mjtte*s teer* ua-
Mediately af^r» nu^i V» .
x*‘.
*L
d the ritia—i.” aapa the Whip’
;>’Bg aa*i Cr/masercas'. List of April 1*.
rataAb&g tr*** tor* wb^
New iurte
twenty-fl ve ZO1.
mis.xxi d*/» ¡ara ia
e^xaautte1* wa*
■ --»
>
' w
n«ty boc*« az>4 f< a furatatela <4 da-
twa; aootn** V» maM* app. » ^Uoa U» th*
city and stat* gzcveri»mente; an/i so-
otL-rr */n r*o f to Uvee inyar**! ami
sc vera! other* to>r */lb*r purjxwea Ttee
to¡AJ».n*ws men were
raa< d«>*a
Many i*ad
ail they ^s**w>4 but
were r«ady to ***”g o Mf*«a WithiB a
y «-ar a «nut«’.« > */f wareh^xise* and
r**/: *>-* n *." * : ar- i
L’irn uf
industry was to
r»yZ>-'i e-verywhere
R*a! estate wa* nign Many ¡/As when
aedd brought
n>raey without bwiid-
kiT* that tr«e7 mi
tonv e-*n e>. l b/r
brf'*rr Ine flr* with b»...d.ngs
The
cw »rm* mi * ruotA*leixianz- I f*>r dry g'xxl*
im *4 ttoe mer-
/«•
Pt^
/fuughfare sz»d
>a&ts
bsa
> inUf 'Aber
fh* oauMxal nufttl r of e//urt fone-
•Jrais of or>* v/rt an< anMber in Eng-
tan»! and t¿>< cxi •pt-'.-rral number
of '’dmwing-roMs*' at Buckingham
palaee th*s y*ar ha • been the result.
H W w d. of mldi* oai actavity m Lzx>-
don
.«'•y
The tmtw </rder of IIiingu
B»jckingz»am [ala/-* that permita l/tit
two hundred y/r* n * a í i» »na at a draw-
mg-roofli has Ix-en ti»« ooe drawlaicic lo
*h- wrrenily of Ixjn ion s toest w> tety
-*uch an innovât urn natural!/ Ira*
rauaed a g^xvl d*w¡ frt âiBtfpoialmnl
Ub rnany rnAtr'?u» a -id ma idea* WTF/Ä*
lord chaml*r
mea arrived a'
a id a aft*r the ia i/f presenta^ ‘. him
h.It-1 up. The
rraitled hau 1**<
■» ladies in par-
imbers of Aw
M in/Xi ha* ix-en
^ilar jrreaeated
rears.
r than f
—
*
I
•!/,- tih-Â
Ear» a day
he î to* *”
CURIOUS CLOCKS.
is *h* coffin II* r*Ejon>traxrd with
t.m
brj-g n formed that it v a*
.-v-rr xry tz> ird^Ige ;n food in *.;.*•
to toe
world in which they were aa well aa in
t-r of
th* worid in whr*b they had left, b
. nt
-*i in the * *>’ Shortly afterward
> at
be Arid rational conversation w.th h.n
oet
frie’L'i. and «u soon r#xov*r*d.
tr*d
A lady bo&.r.g a to gh pos.uon in so
< ,<ty suddenly r Mroed that her hus
ram «
tled had sustained a serious financial
e’ w
Fev^rse. and, notwithstanding the pro-
tev- <fberh ."Laud, set stout adapting
herself to the supposed change in her
circumstances. She du»;o**-d of h*r
THE S’ -I CUPE.
jewelry, d.-wLarged her servants and
lieve 1« a Gavma ix-*V«r W h» < om^al«
rested a small eottage and in its window
F.tl««la t» Go >•- eS
d. splayed a ard bearing the intima* n
a < *rf> .n n ur rr of i E ghtoo ttoe o**li of th. Ku»lpf> ■ err. *Lat she was prepared to undertake
* obliges people to walk on thr plain sewfr.g.
CE* * ¡¿¿eh
w t Ä r e to 1
;r their bare feet a
Vsriou* devices were adopted by her
«** tie /M*ers
tbi
next below. Th* ratites
of tsss
, .
atrr * to the skin m other
an x io ns family to convince her of the
sDtMFVal al'sg
bw.k cloth al rigoiar ' iartervals
* .a. state >f h*r affairs, and ult.mate-
■ ay L -m«** a still ttfurt < .tra xti r- ...
11^- »• r.
• > n s» U.
».*. r • of 11n »•
care, which robs ma*.
iy a friend presented h**r w.thacheck
Among the nati«*« of BtagM
S<
to/tbr ra ax»d Mends h*m wa
i for many thousand pounds. Thia broke
1
down L*-r eraving, and induced her to
device is u»*d. Two bo*tJ*s ar* placed avSO- itcly naked. This r«
seek gnd n*rli and <ir>d is put in oi_e( . rinut -e nudity is pr*z jii«d by a undertake a prolonged jo rney on the
r-rmsn pLysiCian and put into pia*- continent. H*r overstrained brain v- ae
f them which
.
itsr.'f Into tn*
r
h*s unitanucD, in th* mount-.r s restored to its normal condition, though
Mher every half bf/ur. when the bottles?
arc reversed. Tl-rre is a ¡in* near by,: f ( --»rn»ola, near Trt-wt* Ther* he «he always believed afterwards that she
pat ent* inn bath* cm a Lug* had t*en in straitened cimunstancm
also, on whu h are bung 12 rois with!
The effect of pernicious literature
r.otx bes from one to twel ve.
The tr»-atm*nt couaists in expusirg upon the young iads Las often been
.- (.eu*nt entirely nude to the raj« of illustrated by disclosures in police
ML TAL OF T _ STANDARDS.
1 the MU
i n. But the patient must not courts, but it would scarcely be believed
Water» FwrnUh* • * • Miserai ft« ila bl* for
. i .' m in tb* rajs of the sun. He that the sensational stories published
th
I • oh .’wi to walk about naked in the by some “boys’ journals” could have
There are no t
acta uf human skill ip*n air. tn indulge in exerciara. take serious effect upon the imagination of
u& which a greato. r di-gn-ï- tjf care la ex- • u.s n.*ak, aisd mingle with bi* friends a man of over &) years. Yet such act
pende<i than tb* fttaorlanU of weight ( •5 s di-roLd. The patient must go ually occurred in th»- n<»r*h of England
and me&aurc in as e am«»ng th« rivilñK.-d iual»-d in all weathers, nothing must
He had spent a larg* portion of h >
nations of th«- gi obe. Two things in
e
time in reeding such •'literature,** and
particular have to tw conM*4«. n «1—accri
' » t ..- r rain, wind nor snow w ..i be eventually came to the conclusion that
rney and durability gature
not ircï pt* ! by this German ductor as an
he was fitted for a ¡if- of frolic a:.d a«l-
furnuh anv single r^tal. or min* ral,
• ii-e f >r
owing bis patients U» f ut venture. like many another “hero.“ In
wbxh exactly MBWBVB
BUswers th* require n i. r
»*);«'. Only th* local pc ’ire- the first Mage of his vagaries he played
ments fftr
f'/r a stamiar»!
btamiard of tnraiarr « r
«
«-*d*d in making th»- pa tricks, such a-- were d»-*c-rilje«J in th«-
t .ght tlrat shah be, as rieariy as poM«
rt« rrturn to th* ways of eivilira- storiea, upon his neighbor*. banging
e. unalterable.
their knocker* and ringing their bells.
Tt*e l*c*t mOwtarj'-e yet produced f«»r
sanitarium hat been fwiiit ol an Ietc^ and afterward he became an ama
thi« j» .rp»zw- v an ail >y «»f run« ty jw-r
ii.o! ,f :
« t, in a very sur.ry teur highwayman, having as the imple
i« nt. of platinurn v *tb t« n per «•» .¡f «»f
. -1 a
¡ark has been **fiaratrd ment* of his adopted prof«-**ion a small
irwlium. This m<all«*d indio-platinum,
and it is th* Mib*’Bii<*** of wl.i ii IL«
i
by a high wall, and the • Hlpe mask and a large horse pistol.
When he adopted his knickerbockers,
D«rw inetri«- *tand.»r » prepared by th«*
irt m - i a rat rd. each to his
Intirrnatiooal c'/r.*.' it’« , of weight» an«!
jn<i in each park th* pa cutaway coat, slouched hat, with the
rrc sfturrs ar* eocnp • «1.
il come in the costume of mask over his eyes and pistol ur. r fii
It ii tear«!, il U ! • affected by h«*at
arm. he walked through a crowded
tbr fall.
than any pure m» tai. it ia pra/’ticaliy
,n iwcirdto or on the ground thoroughfare in m. . ‘
non-oxkhzMld«*. or n«4 wubj«*«*t U> ru*t
some cm* to hoM 'ip.” II- attracted a
<* to •
«unì rays for 15. iO,
an«i can Is* finely » ngraved. In fact
a it ire in the hottest pert of crowd, and was taken in < barge
the Hoes on the standard met« r» arc «i. • -
• »Me H-
» -bower romes, the mo*t fri»
»ardly visible to the naked «ye, yet adían *1 » y ^er th»-THSe|ves to this his powerful imagination by ridicule
< rrn. sharp and bcco - ah- .u
** n let h ctnselvrs dry off — alone.
Another man cam* U> the conclusion
X Y .fourrai.
that he had lo«t his head, and wae < nly
convinced that such was not the case
NICHOLAS II IN PEACE.
by having a heavy lead hat. which had
ka^l.'« lnWr*-«l« Ar* at This TI sm All been expressly made, placed upon ft.
<>PS>«*»‘ »• War
and the pre*k .re after a time mad»' him
Th« rr ia no safe! in predicting any understand that be hail conceived an
> turn in u game in which a youthful
erroneous imprrMBion.—Cincinnati En-
n>ouar n uf ¡¿u-v>ia hoitlsa strong hand, i quirer.
but. though many rumors have t»e«*n
running around al»out the n«*w czar. I
HIS future occupation .
THEIR OWN NUTCRACKERS.
Ni< hula* IL. theres»*ema no probability
On* 1l««l Huy Th«» /lit He ll «»«aid flrlv* a of hi» >ind«*rtaking any inflammable Boay Bird« Which T->« ■»! »** 1« Ito«
<«>«rh sn«l I’rearh.
N Moeth
r«*i«*. sa\« Goto T <> l>»»dge in the
Ex-Attorney <•» r- ral Miller wu» born 1 «rum. Russia has so mm h more to
Eerhap-
hear • -f a
and spent hi*
fe iu a small New gain u* peace than war Ban ly a third curious little bird. Go out into the wood*
b..rk Viliar»
lllli MsterM»)- uf her army has the new smal.
1 io January or February any time and
hou«w* where tor ;ud l<mrn«s| to read no«*, an«» it w»U be two yean» Before [ you may see him. He in alnjut six
and play ' hook«*v. says ttoe Indian the other rrginw-’U are so equipped. inches long He wears a black cap. a
apnlis 'M-ntim
there was n fellmv Iler revenues an* u i»eU«»grrat. Russia ' grayish blue coat and a dirty white
pupil who ait 1.«.ugh about the sam»* ims .I« her mnoey f<* the great trans- j shirt front Hr runs up and down the
age as Mr Miller, was noted throw gh Siberian railway, and she ought not to I tree trunk«, searching diligently for
oul the village for hU pure I'UnM'dn^ I :<.w it .»tr »f th« months of big guns. httle Insects who think they have hid
That buy
l«»v. av «Log to Mr. Miller’** Nt» doubt th- re is a tension in many of den themselves safely away in some
state m«*n*.
tent w on I I sii up of a night to con th« 'nternst ional relations, but that is little crack in ttoe bark, says the New
r.wt wnne m hem«* to make the people of always prvaent, and diplomats are York World.
lie is a quiet little fellow, having no
the town miserable. Hr would chase growing mure reasonable. It is proba
the cow*, stone the dogs and pigs, put ble that what ha- lin en san! of the char- s<wig The only noise be rsakes is a
ropes nerrMs the |iath at night, set pins a»*t«*r -f Ni’ holas is in the main true, harsh call, which aowada like the word
• a the M*atw at church and scare the and thi should h ad him to follow in “quank!" This bin! is called the nut
hatch. because he is fond of nuts, crack-
its out *>f al! the old maids for a ruiic
th*- t «»tfttepa <>f his illuwtriouft fath’-r
round Whenever any devilment was and 1 make Russia still the dictator of iug them open and rating the kernels.
You mav see one of them take an acorn
•nr it was laid st Hi* d *»r of thl* one peace.
sa hig a* his head, sod fixing it in some
»y an«! usuall>
-rertly. At ar boo!
Xo man will be rash enough t«» say
•ic was a terror to a’l. Stubborn and ♦ Imt war nm> d «* «s»me. Every one of crevice in the tree pound sway upon it
’••flant. there was no restraining him. the o»nt n» nts has spot* w here an aeri- with his little bill until it breaks open
• I th* N^boo!master was in dr&|»air dvntal outbreak, the blunder of an sn«i rewards the little work« r with a
• »ur day bethought he ivuuid make a over.» « m lous servant may work such a meal
Th rar birds are also expert gymnasts.
i't rff«»rt to reform the lajy by argu- h irdship a - tual or ideal, t«» some great
• nt. and he enl|< d him up to the (wtwer a-* shall • .ilk f«»r ati eiciled de They will run up s tree going swiftly
• |r*k.
mand for reparation It U then that round and nrand it all the way up.
‘ Now. Tom he Iicgan, ••ynti are a cod | p i«ls. if not thick skin* are in1 Then quickly turning about they will
bdglit fellow
you »re spoillug detnaud. and it w thru that the effer- r«>me down the trunk he«l first in the
jour future Ju»-t think what i»»n mrt vi «< ms - i <4* of jourii-vU»ta in search of same fashion, stoppihg now and then
make of yours. If if y«>u only I m * 113 W < irdilatiuu i>r notoriety dues in«*I harm. to snap up a »me little bug or worm
\ inrM-lf Now, have you ever thought The hsmau animal, accurdmg U> his which has ventured out to ere s bat the
<*f whxit you will du when you grow k : t i* the aillirwt «>f all aminaia, if we weather ia
Country boys sometime«* speak of
up to I m « a man?” •
i«t aburv* him rightly I kn«»w of no
I Ip* b.\ ¡.Ntkrd at him for a moment. utln r that 1» capable of soeh irratkmal three birds as little devil down heads. ”
« id then, pt ..ing up B straw from the fr* »kft and it is «»n these that |*ea<*e or But thia is longer and nut *» pretty as
rt - < hr pi krd hh t«*eth for a moment, war hangN by a hair But. to resume. the uuthatch-
a« th«>ugh in <|e< p thought
1 <ln not believe, despite al! the talk,
<'kraaieg geBeee»« rip*«.
t rs
said hr, “I Towed I would laat the:- is in th«* ¡’resent status of
There are w> mikiii sm^kera m the
th vs r 1 a set of <*'*ndilious which will
world thal sag «e« e<dpe fur cl ran rag
¡«a>l t.• early war
pipe« I*» «<irp to Bad rvadcra The Mex
ican g''i«jr haaa Rvrap!« wav Filling
THE CHURCH.
the pip» bowl With BgWB«’»rntr. lift
hirni is a fl.»uri«duug Young Worn- stirs the liquid until it U thick with ths *
i ««hrWtian an»x*iatVM> in ( alenila, reeking nicotine and tbra throws the I
devil*» broth (luuTi his throat, with a '
I n<lia
i G«*rman IVesbytorian* have ISO smack of the ’ip*, that tells -f supreme
!« r< in the Tnlt«d State« and 1S4 gust«). This i« rcoootutral. but nut so
redo 1» itb a incmlwrahip of 12.0&9. desirable U» jwople wUoan r.«>t Mexi-
. ax l irat ur North («mgrrgational «an gypsies a« the fullowing, which
wa« sent tu a leadiug journa!, ‘not ««
»ur-to. Bridgeport, C««a., will cel«-
t«> iu twu humlrealth anniversary a MWDlifie discovery.*’ but beraiMB it'
might be of use tu those a*:»« ati&c
ung I **M
m*n who are ieioker*-* * A «haiL»w
*• -» »*«a4*ai* *•“*
hO«A< cork
still toriwr. a rubber ah ;»per
•de f r the next Raptwl '»»ugrraa - iteraarh which a tool« U Ur« d rarara
.i h wUl be held ra rrwutaM«. B 1 • en«mgh to enable it to fit tuptotii'. on to
. »
I
the wwah* of a ««1.» water asp tarn, in
X BUKAt'tf* Dwwranw at TaunUm. fitted into th« tea« to I he anasin is ia*
i flaad whu rerrntlv entered <wi hi* sertrd. the n»*«utL; • •* directed into«
, r tieUi yeer ha* lwen sixty-two rears veuaH, about a wineHa«« «M awfa fonxM
de«t tra»1 f<wty three an arch«ieacrai
thnmgh, and the j ipr is riran
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Thé GOCSZ AND THE DUCK.
U eli-Tarns«
Fsbie Tbst ¿las
Loral.
A »• . - *• ho v
sunn r*g hiin*elf on
•
a
~ d by a L>ock, and
V■ tart c
i?jr observe:
• 1 \
u arm that I wasn’t born
• ,
- a? you’ve got.”
. tc l f <»J iocd *. eituer,” re-
r led lac Chi k -
Y* .r
.or* fide in the
A
Y ur .oiee i*« racked!"
“Ii .*• eL! Let u* go to the Gobbler
. f - : l . naaticr. We will a«k
m to decide between us.”
Wh*n ■
ifQifbt r Lei looked th“m
», I? -1 r. .. r ®r
ecch r DC *H-g. he
th a traw. looked
i nd then raid .
w. be* u,. to thi* mcm-nt I
d bol h
’ cf you with eood
mmou i*enae. New that you
ray attenf on to your-
particularly
nth so homely that
«elves I find
it makes zuy h
ache, and I am
emazwl that ej
r of you ha* wit
brad ubove water.**
enough to keep y
rokec noae never
Mora!: On*’.
hxAs so bad »:n* y >u brag of its gym-
mutry.—N V World.
OCJECTEu TO
»,O OFFICES.
T be V.rgTiaiaa Wm.l-fn't < B • u p. r and
% l«4>r t » • * Maa.
One -f the b»•*
• n in Stafford
county. Va..-ayst • ! c'. York Sun.
was F’-ii!. / for t-upes v uM>r of the
>ur»t; a:. . a*» usual
' n a i - ally
. erre was
gfj-d ma u runs for c^. <
n.e of
' p¡XÑ.itíuo to l.i
-
rant
it wa X
t. I.bnlwh
. • out
but infi .ètiai uUl ie*i
.. I. is of
*v u^od. .L - , i
UZ1* pas s v. ere ! ’ ; ríí* I. ano iie uf
.¡_ lìa » -uiateiy
* ' » !>Ui ,
t ht? O mà .. am
sent t
V ....: you are
“¡a d a
-11>
p*_. v ; - r*. ” - >ked
.4 led up to the
fr.rnd when 1.
A
•of cvursij I in..’* rv«*. udvl the old
m.iu, flrriiy.
•
‘is re of the ìfcst tu n in the
whole • .» ..t
argued hi* friend.
• 1 ai.E. *11 tin t .at at all, only I
•an t v» t-
. im.”
d toy a
••‘I
:
un-
Jer t * . . uir
•‘lu*;vT 1
«J ibed iLc
tvli u S a A aaav m L. l«.«r Up tu tual L« ia .C Du
“circumalancca b.< I appeared in the
campaign.
•Why. wantin’ two offices st once,
like he does.’’ explained the kicker.
• I m willin to vote fcr him fer super,
but I’ll be derned ef I’m guiu* to vote
f r him fer vi.vr. and you can» tell him
so ef you want to."
Thereupon the friend of the candi
date organize«! an individual education
al campaign and by his delicate di
ploma .-y brought the old man up to the
trough in good shape.
RICH
BOSTON THIEVES.
Kl«psomaalara Who Are Weleoms in Hsb
Stores.
“What do you do with kleptumani-
bc *?‘ was the question recently put to
the pr« »pnetor of a large shop.
• We M-nd them bills for what they
take when we know them, If they ara
stranger*, we act according tu circunv
stances.
•
A few days ago a lady w aa in the
shop with her daughter—a beautiful
little girl of twelve years.
The girl wa* seen slipping a roll
of <xj«Ujr ribixin into her xatcbel. We
•poke to the mother, who became in
ti iiman t.
‘ She opene.1 the Aatohel to convince
u« that wc were mi«■ taken, when it was
found to contain three lace handker
chief*. two pair* of glove* and the rib
bon.
W ell. we took the thing* back and
•aid nothing We can't afford to in
jure our trade by making enemie*
am«»* our rich customer*. ’
You were speaking of sending out
bills for stolen g.tod*," a.ked a writer
for the Bouton Globe; ’are they ever
paid?"
Always, where the person i* a klep
tomaniac.
I hare known of shop«
which kept * regular list of kleptomani
acs « henerer they lost anything they
sent bills to all of them A* they ail
setue.1 for th. stolen gx»la you can
imagine that th
nainea» was a profit
able one. can t r. uT"
A GLIMPSE OF ROYALTY.
I*WIV KXM Ht-tXF •
Vtl t A
fvrtune >>f at» ut b «0 a year inherit-
ed from her father he late Comte de
Fan*
Mt uua Vtcrou* u rapidly breaking
down in health. t cold Bunlructed at
D-mkiughatu pa s
u8.*.s * the winter
■a *ull w ■' to her ai 'be »• ery feeble.
Taa qneen of i. ■ g»uw. .’daria Hea-
r.rttr, am-. h;u«a 5 • her p-< h re»
• Site frwdlug th.. •n tini a few days
*e . The phmfei- o? mix that the arm
wi’’ K- ;,-rm»a*tUy ante.
• ■ *
«7 waathe «hymk
®* *rta . He reo in a m.sleut 1 -.tg
ing i» St. Jat-e*. U o4.m. although he
owned Iss naaa , aUr in Morarthire
and Ahev stale:■. .».dm.«»
All Her Li![
Mr. E. D. Jeakiat, of ! rtk^ .
that hú ¿«aghtcr. Id*.
»Tere CA4« of Hexed* » ..:ch t¿~
mercury *od pousa rctti
rti-.rre Ye*r be ; ■ *r »h, w¡»
with eanon« medicine., erter*^
cation» *nd intern*! remedís
result. Her «nfiennes
«nd her condition grew steady,
All the Mxalled blood ' cM,
aera u re*,.
e»»e *t *u
S 3. was ¡ñe^
*n ! ffl pro,,,,
wa, at t a«
The m edieiw
cont :;3ecd
ora'-e
now *he a .
aound aod
»ktn u
clear a»d^
*Ee has bee* t
from * hat
ened to blight her life forever.
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It is & curious fact, and one that has Co., Atlanta
eften been alluded to by the natural-
-u, i ; a * “as soon as any organ, sense
or ^acuity fall* into disuse it degmer-
ve« in size or effectiveness and is final
ly lost slxogvtber.“ ’ertain parasitic
..-sect*, for an inatance, have so com-
WORK ar.c MATERIAL«^
p.c’ely degenerated, if we are to believe
the wonderful stones told by the ento-
IN ALL
molog.sts, that they have neither eye*,
•.-gs, Leads, mou
stomachs nor in”
I kit X 1LNK
teatine*! Yet, these creatures live, it
.3 «aid, and "enjoy rhemselvea after a
fashion!” A pevu; ¿r fashion," in-
deed. Along this «¿me line we may
note the fact that aL.maui and rep til**
which spend the greater portions or
r II of their live* in cavern* or in bur-
r'jw* in the earth ¡use the power of
sight or Lave eyes that are only rudi
mentary. Slave ants and working anu
have lost their wihgs on account of be
ARE FULLY WARRANT,
ing kept on the gn und. The master*
where slaves are
in some ant colot
Mt a.so makes SHOES
j hopelessly de-
kept huve becom
p< i den: on taeir . -i.Jsmen that they
and does REPAIRING» T.
will not only nut arek food, but are ut
the Best Manner
terly incapable of feeding themselves,
ON SHORT NOTICE
and will actually starve with food be-
f >r. them uul-rss a slave is present to ADDLES, WHIPS. ROBES
place it between tbeir jawa—Detroit
»iw»vs on hand. All prica
Free Press.
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JOHN HACKET!
HOW DUELS ARE STARTED.
••Moral Box on the Ear** Given la a Let
ter Is a '-»SQ1U
fr.iTH S t . O pp . L ists « &C a dD
Arthur Thiel*, a , oung student at
the L^rL school of t«*chnology in Char- ,
lottenourg. near Berlin, Lae been «ent
to a fortress for nine months because '
toe provoked and fought w ith Dr. Brock- .
elmann. says the New York Sun.
E rock el man n was Thiele’s second in
a »word duel, and in
comments
.Vita Strttt ------
iGpp UÏ
on the mertaiig criticised severely one
MANVFACTVR1.:: « I
of Thiele’s strokes. Thiele regarded
the criticism as an insult. He chal
(II
H WAN A
lenged the doctor, but a court of honor
, decided the doctor was under no obli
gation to accept the challenge. Thus
«»ecision angered ’’ hide. He wm deter- I
ir.ine 1 to have
.uel at any price. So I
• sat down and wrote what, to his Ger- I
man mind, was :he most insulting let-
« • ter he could think out. Thi* letter
[ reached it* climax in the sentence: I
“You may regard yourself a« moral
ly tx>xed on the tar by th© under
signed.”
I To Brocke]maun s lerman mind. too. '
this seemed an iu*ult that only blood
could wipe out. Thus it came that
early one morning Thiele and Brock-
elmann found themselves ten paces
ajiart in the Grun'»wald and shot at
each ocher until Thiele fell with a dan
gerous wound in tb? abdomen. Thiele
I lingered for day > between life and
.death, but after Lee taking a turn
for the better, recoiered rapidly. With
nine months’ reM in a Prussian fort
ress he will be fully restored to health, j
j Grants Pass Cigar Factr
J. G. SCHMIDT Irqr
G
A Í V
R
S Box Trade a Special
LONDON FOG PRECAUTIONS.
NERVE’LIF
TH»
Great RESTO*
RastorM*
be».-:.. »V
-» mat.-»:
mure, i. ^*
ele, it ««■'" '
V Re»w*___
an tire "
hlUBIK .
vital I'm» I
mova» «f«*'
un, of y-i '.I *
eosMi of '»*’
RemO'.Ht'
of fl h pet«»
rain all «»>“'
Curas l i'^i,
rs«tor«s rw5
? i or Curi«
Fotsnee tof*
uil
r.
Coil E«t«Ha>U on the KailroaU Compaul«« j
by • Heavy Mist.
ted that a fug.
the metropolis from £50.000 to £100.-
' • ,la.T-
1-
pflrtien of th s <
lx»r:.«* ; \ tb* rn
,t J c<^: inni**>.
•vxin as tL fog d ■ . uds. the j late-lat
er*. with lit unit .,; orders, leave their
work and uirjertal.e the duties of f.,g
aignaiaen. For this tl.ev receive an
I extra shilling a day. This a;,p<uts ;
small it m. yet a x.ngle fog Las been
known toerwt nvrr CM far extra wage
• ■ | Lite-layer* ot Claphem Juneti. r
a >r.e.
flu. h top MpnaJuian h unppl rd v. .j
a !;.stern, fafr* and tt »apply ,
Cura* *•' "
Curflfl
d< torators. - •y* the
Francis«
d SB»i*t * ¿ 7 |U
Chronicle, Uy tnratn of these he eoi
ItoAllterw./tbe^
-.be ■*', ’
vfys to the •
________
-Lirr
u th*
«•» o»JM
flri.ere the r'ptc
tatara^ *n<1 affoc-» rt •
v hich they cannot <li»ti»pnish throug
r» JM It ratr.**« l» _
the mist. • ant. •
i* 4» »rn Lr » u.»
On«
wtti
sature »c effe-* » ’ '7^
glr <» fc
tnreawel •»*•' < Aia-
r^ctotLn .
LNr Mw irtiiw on 5»- •
Mn»oo4. IM 1>M» and R» <r«n
distune- .»ft
fras Is plan realed wrapper foe
we ricaJl t
ftavta M«r.«">n tht, pa»*r- c
ninetcr.
ItM Na Ox Triti T.w»«i •»« »
sion ra; w at
MIRVÍ-UFE IMI«*
I povdt r.
» LA«*
Strips of lr,
rail. They
___
eh fly in Itirmfcg-ham ar.<! ¡.’.ml-,,,, n-
H ■» rarely that nne fail« t > rxrl,Ml
The w'< ale price of iletor«-. -
or.e pei.iiy each
l ’.ial conx .r; nti
,» onrpan y it, uLc *
Wonttor ’al Fi“itl»er
Among the *tr antril
about v.houi !’•
■ knovi
Cbxmat Vico«. I ',
»r. the nr ■
guay river. Ar ¡..•lian art«.*
Bogg ani. ivh
long ago. hai
of their appear»: ?
ail wild tr’lw
wear very Httlr
in the art of n.:,
ments from the f -
‘country abound« v
beautiful plum*,
touraa* and tr -
are dazzlin? in
plumes, musk <
color, egret* v
white, and sror-
hue The Chamae
wealth of color« ? . •nd grat-el
( ?n in ar tragic twan: er. ami *«i
*ava<vs. 1 jJl Bw!«* f *eef«tf "
thrir foresight ■W . □ tabilii
brllianL if Je*< < t ■wf’le. thfv
Mod »te covM :
i. Â Th'
•« the poiat where I
1‘
«’Jt of lake haaka. i* ten f—t
w Me am! IS inches «leen.
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