I m p r o t f i d T r a i n F q u ip a n e n t.
I to play whist, when my real reason for know how we women endured the long
T h e H um e Jon eN .
The O. R. A N. and Oregon Short
“
You
May
Bend
the
Sapling
j comiug is to see you.’ Your grandfather strain of that walling for news. If it
There are m any Joneses in this
the relieve 1 passengers, surprl
surprised Io
Line have adde<i a buffet, sm oking and
i was always bold as a young mau," sa:d had not been that your mother was such
world, hilt perhaps not q uite so many
eve the gevernor general o f India )>i»y-
library car to their Portland-Chicago
i
a
very
voting
infant,
I
believe
1
would
But
Not
the
Tree."
gi audiua, apologetically.
as
people
think.
Not
long
ago
tw
o
tlirough train, ami a dining car service
"Well, your grandfather used to come, have followed my husband ns some wives P H O C E iS LiTTLE U N D E R ST O O D I !ng a n ise to a crying I a l l “why do
friends m et who had not seen each
j you take such notice of that child?”
evening after evening, and he played did, preferring anything to the terrible
When disease has become chronic and
lias been inaiiguarated. Tlie train ia
BY LAYM EN.
“B e w is e to tell the truth,” an- deep seated it is often difficult to cure tt. other for ten years, since their school equipped with tlie lateet chair car»,
long games of whist with the old people, suspeuse of waiting quietly at home.
days.
! sw ereil Loid Lawrence, “that child Is
! but be used somehow to get in » little ■ “And then the dreadful slaughter be-
day coaches and luxurious fiist-clasa
T hat is the reason ‘w hy it is best to
“ Whom did you marry, B illy?” and ordinary sleepers. Direct connec
taik about our own affairs, although we gan. But yon. childreu, must wail until l l o ’V t l i e E d g e o f U lu s » I s C a t A w a y j the only being In the ship who I can
take
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
nohen
disease
selaom hnd a chnuee to sec each ether you are older to hear about that,
asked one.
! feel quite sure does r.ot want to get
tion made at Granger with U nion Pa
first show? itself. In long-seated, tena
alone. Anu then the 14th of February ! “One day 1 was walking restlessly up a u d U t f h u I j h e J —A \ e r y S i m p l e P r o s a t thing out o f me.”—Fmi'-iuix.
“ A Miss Jones, of P h ila d elp h ia ,” re
cific. and at Ogden with Rio Grand»
cess,
b
u
t
(>
u
ii
K
e
q
u
i.-iu
g
:
S
k
i
l
l
i
a
I
t
a
came around, and 1 had scores of vclen- «ml down the plasza of my little home,
cious cases. Hood's Sarsaparilla is also plied B illy, who was a trifle sen sitive.
line, from «11 points in Oregon, Wash
E x e c u t io n .
tines, and great sport it was, for each i niy baby in my arms, trying to put her
“ You alw ays did take to the name ington ami Idaho to alt Eastern oitiea.
‘wonderfully successful.
JOSIAH ALLEN S HOME
young man had to deliver his own. and to sleep ns best I could without a lulls-
‘J on es.’ I can remember w hen we For inform ation, rates, etc., call on
it was no easy task to do this without j by (for 1 could no longer sing», when a
Beveled glass in not n?w, but it la j Mies M arietta H o lley , Her D uugotcr
w ent to school together you used to tag any O. K. & N. agent, or address W.
being seen, which would have spoiled the soldier came up the path leading to the now far more exten sively used tlia.t j
uud Her Home.
around after a little snub-nosed Jones
fun. Well, just toward dusk, 1 happen- house. I knew him well, although he
11. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent,
Bonnie View, the home of Miss Mar
g ir l.”
I cd to be looking from an upper window, was greatly change,1. for lie was a neigh- form erly. T v.eu.y years ago beveled
P o r t l a n d . _______________
“ I remember it, to o ,” said B illy .
I and I saw a tall figure creeping along bor aud had been in Ben's company. I mirrors were co-ep atau vely rate, a.tw ietta Iloiley (“Josiah A llen's W ife”,,
“ W ithin the n ext five years Missouri
“ She’s the girl I m arried.” — Y ou th ’s
by the garden wall. lie had his hat knew at once that he was the bearer of they are "oaiuiou, aud are seen lit m any i m ar the village o f Adam s, In Jefferuon
NEARLY BU R IED ALIVE'.
drawn well down over his face, but 1 bml news, and as lie approached nearer chapes anu size«. Beveled plates, taiga ; county. N ew York state, is an idea! rest
w ill startle the w o rld ,” prophesiea
Companion.
_
caught Just a glimpse of a dark mustache, I could not speak, bnt just held out my ami sm all, and both straigh t aud bent, ! ing place for many of the world’s work I n d iu n W tiin a n 'M N a r r o w E s c a p e F r o m
State G eologist Gallagher, in a recent
A r t i f i c i a l S ig h t .
,
anu, I assure you, m.v dears, it was all 1 ; hand. He laid a small package in it, arc used for various other purposes. er« who have the advantage of the ow n
a T e r r ib le D e a th .
An in v en to r lias perfected an electrical interview , w ith the great amount of
could do to behave with becoming dig saying, 'God pity you ¡’--and that was T he procesa of g la ss beveling is very er's friendship.
Mrs. Ellen Crosby had a narrow es a p p lia n ce , w h ich lie c la im s w ill en a b le tlie lead, zinc, copper, n ick el, cobalt and
Among these none
nity. when Sophie, our old colored »er ’lie last 1 knew for many hours. When
tuple, but the work calls lor sk ill ou have appreciated the quiet and beauty cape from being buried alive in Craw blind to see. T h is w ill bring m uch liap ut coal m ined in the state. Missouri ia
ligh t.
rant, came upstairs with a square envel I came to myself I still held the package
■less to those who have defective eyesigl
of the place and the generous hospital ford county, Indiana. She w as pro Another great discovery which will bring rich in m inerals, the richest of any
in my hand, aud when I had the courage tue part of the operators.
ope addressed to me.”
Tlie plate tc be beveled goes first to ity which abounds tnere aud for which nounced dead, and preparations for the happiness to those wtiose stomachs have state in the co u n try.”
"Oh! I know!” cried Dorothy, clapping to open it, the first thing I saw was—
my valentine, torn ns you have seen, by the rougulng mill, w hich is a solid, Miss H olley is fam ous more than burial were being made. W hile this become deranged, is Hostetter's Stomach
her hands. "It was grandpa’s valentine.
the bullet which had pierced one of the heavy steel wueet about tw o feel aud a Miss C la n Barton, an 1 Miss F rances w as in progress hei daughter, 19 years Bitters. It is a certain cure for indiges- ! D on’t sm oke cigarettes for the pur-
“Y'es.” raid grandma, "and here it is,
and she drew front the box an old-fash bravest hearts that ever shed its life half feet In diam eter, set horizontally, Willard, both of whom have been old, worn out by exhaustion, lay down tion, dyspepsia, malaria, fever and ague. j>J8e 0[ k illin g tim e. Time w ill transact
In S a x o n 7 n o tea c h e 7 r e c e iv e s less business at the old stand long after you
ioned envelope addressed in faded ink blood for our country.”
aud turning at a high rate of speed. Tim uumbered am ong her m ost cherished to rest, bnt her eyes had scarcely
There was silence when grandma had upper face, or top of this w heel. Is
and in an elaborately disguised hand, to
than
$300 a‘ year.
j q m t .- C h t c a g O
closed
before
she
sprang
up
and
per
friends
finished speaking. Sister Nell was cry
"Miss Katharine Onderdouk.”
em ptorily insisted that her m others’
slightly rougnened. Suspended over
O
n
ly
S
afe
M
e
d
ic
in
e
f
o
r
C
h
il
d
r
e
n
.
M other» w ill fi nd M rs. WiUbloW » Hooth-
Miss
W
illard
w
as
soon
to
pay
a
visit
She handed the envelope to Nell, who. ing. and Donald whispered:
body be returned to the bed. Hbe re
The tender little insides of childreu are ruin- lug Syrup the best remedy to use for
foi tbr’X
“I say. Dorothy, let’s put away our val the w heel is a big uopper containing i to Bonule Vie w when cveruiKen by the
almost reverently, drew forth the val
loo.« !>y -.lie caken now«:;
marked that her m other had called to ed by violent purges, pills or liquids. Cascarets ihlldreu during the teething period,
!
illness
whlen
ended
in
her
death.
sand,
which
is
fed
down
itirougli
a
Viosrs. thinking no oae nigh!
entines
until
to
morrow.”—Georgia
Cast
it
entine. It was « playing card, the queen
an*plcHSMiit, harmle a,effective. DruggiftlM 10c,
O t o catch the dainty Jawas—
I t A n s w e r e d th e P u r p o ie .
spout in such quantity us m at be requir
______________ ______
of hearts, and over the back bad been in New York Ledger.
T he House, in the modern Queen Anne her in her sleep, saying: “ Mary, don’t 25c, uOc.
K iss her on I'.»
them bn.Ty .me, , ? lv®' . Tbe u,u<’er‘
cd upon the top o f the rough-faced Style, with Us conservatory, beautiful I
Maude— Have Bella and Jack had a
neatly pasted a sheet of white paper, on
New York housesniitbs get $3.20 for
Very eantlensly and stilt I
which were wrlten the following lines:
new quarrel?
PR E SID E N T L IN C O L N 'S C O U SIN . »tee! w heel T he grinder holds the I rugs, w orks of art and books, is an evi- U ker co,nPhert w lth ,t he 'laughter’s re- eigh t hours.
T iptoe, making riot - sign,
ground
ia
his
ham!«
with
,
det.ee
o
f
the
taste
o
f
its
owner.
Below
“
yUlg
lt
waH
but
“
dream
’
bnt
pla’e
to
be
“My
Kate
is
surely
Queen
of
Hearts,
Lena— Oh, no!— bnt th ey ’ve patched
tn .l • hear—" 1 w oed tr will I
the daughter stoutly claim ed the con
And I will swear she’s queen of mine. L ives in P en n sy lv a n ia and Bears the the edge 1« be ground off upou the race • it, in a cedar grove at tlie bottom of
viet .. vi.leu tln e*'
I know that my life was saved by Pivo’s up their old one t ill i t ’s about as good
trary aud would not be denied. Nearly C ure for C o iisu m p tto u .— John A. Miller, as n ew .— Puck.
Sam e N am e us th e M artyr.
Let's play a same •»•here Love is trumps:
of the ’■ougbiug mill; he sh ifts the plate j lavlne, is a veritable fairyland Three
raPfc. she • sure to h»v« one pioffervdl
eight hours passed when Mrs. Crosby Au Sable, Michigan, April 21, 1895.
In Churchtown, Lancaster County, Ha.
Sweet
Jgate
will
be
my
valentine.”
along a» (lie glass is ground aw ay. The ' artificial ponds, slocked w ith hike tlsh.
What will wlnsoiur Polly say?
W itt she scorn r>.* h e art I f offered
The children all declared the poetry to a cousin of President Lincoln still lives. expert grinder Holding a sheet o f glass and crossed by rustic bridges, add much slow ly o,>ened her eyes and looked at
The North Staffordshire ( E n glan d )
He
is
also
named
Abraham
Lincoln
and
tin th e good S a 'n t'a day?
be very beautiful.
» g sliist the coughing w heel In this man I to the beauty o f ¿ills retreat, w hich 'a her daughter, who had rem ained by C hristian Endeavor union lias put on
—Detroit Free Press.
is
now
90
years
old.
her bedside, constantly w atching for a
"But grandma.” cried Donald and Dor
In general appear ner, will grind a. true bevel, with a per I Miss H olley’s favorite resting place, return to life. Mrs. Crosby is now foot a scheme for obtaining 5,000 new
othy together, “what is that queer round
total absitnence pledges in the year.
ance he is not tin fecfly atralght lin t an.ng Its Inner edge. I Her companion, w hen rite Is not writ-
hole right through the middle of the
considered in a fair way to recovery.
like his distinguish nr.d he brings tue side bevels together | ¡ng, is her adopted daughter, a little
card?”
T O C l ’ R E A C O L I ) DC O X K D A T
ed relative, having with a perfectly true angle at the cor- i girl of 10 y ea rs
S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo , (
£ Grandm a’s V alentine £ Sure enough, there was a hole which
L vcas C ovstv .
I ”•
the
same
large
Take
Laxative Bromo Q uinine Tablets. I f 70« h iT eu t a reaular. healthy movement of the
ner».
had pierced card ond envelope just rs
F rank J. t'HESKY maSes oklh that be is the
Jus. before Christmas, la st year, she
flH A n c l
erect, gauut form
welt every day. yon re elcfc. or « ill he Keep yuar
the childreu had said.
In the roughing nidi the bevei Is anil the child were taking a walk in the senior porter of the firm of F. J. ( h e n et A Co., A ll druggists refund the money if it ho
open, and he well, force. In the shape of
doing business In the City of Toledo, County fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature bowel»
and
high
cheek
violent physic or pill poison, is danaerou» The
"Wait a moment,” said grandma, "we
H E postman! the postman:” cried
wrought
to
sha[>e
b
u
t
its
face
13
rough-
and
Stale
aforewOd,
and
ihat
said
firm
will
pav
hollow,
when
she
noticed
that
the
little
•m > >tbe»t. ea»le»t mo»t perfect way uf Meepia« the
hones.
Mr.
Lincoln
It was very soon
the sum ot ONE IICMiKEO DOLLARS lor earn is on each box. 25c.
Dorothy, darning excitedly about are coming to that.
bowel» clear and clean 1» U> take
is a farmer and looking and feeling, In fact, like what one w as carrying som ething In her and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
the nursery, ’l ie is comiug here; after St. Valentine's day that your grand
by the use of H all ’ s C atarrh C i - re .
the
tw
o-thirds
of
It
Is.
ground
glass.
The
plate
goes
then
j
hand,
which
upou
exam
ination
proved
Java
furnishes
owns
an
estate.
CANOV
I hear Lis w histle’ Oh. nurse, please father spoke to my grandfather about
FRANK J. CHENEY
W hite Hall, Dear to the enemy wheel, also of steel and ' to be a hatchet “to cut down the Christ
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my quinine used.
may I go down f l see if he has brought making me his wife, and grandpa was
v
CATHARTIC
A . i . ixcolx .
the Berks County set horizontally
Suspended over this mas tree.” When they returned, a good presence, th isith day of December, A. D. 18S6.
very much surprised, although our love
any valentine»/*
V IT A L IT Y low . debilitated or »»haunted cured by
line. H e never saw President Lincoln, w heel is n little hopper tilled with sized cedar trailed behind them.
A. W . GLEASON,
Dr. Kline's Invigorating Tonle. F R E E |1. Trial
“Not with your cold, dearie,” said making had been going on for some
<
_
I
.Votary
Public
but
he
corresponded
with
him
when
the
B uttle Containing I Week»' im m in en t Dr. K line *
em ery, tlie em ery feeding down upon
“My little girl,” says Miss Holley, Hali's catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts In stm ite. M3I A rch St., Philadelphia. Fininde«l K t.
nurse, shaking her head, and so Dorothy months right tinder his eyes. And he
latter
was
in
the
White
House.
the wheel. Ljiob t h is wheel the rough speaking of the child, “is exceedingly directly on the blood and mucous surfaces uf
tad to be content with peering over the hesitated a good deal, but fiually, as there
toads taaaa
In the same region of Pennsylvania,
During the last fiscal year Berlin e x
stairs, while Donald clattered down and was no real objection, he gave bis con a few miles from Beading, is the ancient face of the neve, us :t com es from the generous, ami som etim es upon tlie pre- the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F
J.
<
HENEY
A
CO.,
Toledo,
O.
ported 83,083 tons of beer and imported
came back again with his hands full of sent.”
roughlug mill is again ground the p iste t text of being oin g.ow n , want» to g v?
Bold by druggists, 75c.
Grandma paused here for a few mo home of the forefathers of President Lin
82,988 tons, of w hich 34,508 cam e
envelopes, large and small.
Hail's Family P ills are the best.
being
held
!h
in
e
sam
e
m
anner
by
coln.
The
house
was
built
by
Mordeeai
aw
ay
some
or
het
p.:vt.”
e-1
clothe«
to
“One, free, six for ine!” he panted, ments. thinking. I suppose, of those dear, Lincoln 100 years ago and is still well grinder, and the surface is brought
from Bavaria and Bohemia.
Pleaaant Palatable. Putent. Taete Oood Do GooA.
M a t r im o n y on S m a ll C a p it a l.
less fortunate childreu.”
never Slckan. Weafceo. or Gripe 10c.
Me W rite
“rad one. free, seven for Dorothy!” And happy days, now so long past; aud the preserved. Not far distant is the house
(or free »ample, and booklet os health. AdOreee
nearer to smooth Lies«
children
had
to
remind
her
that
they
Bonnie
View
wilt
aiw
ayu
have
an
In
A
W
ilm
ington
clergyman
tells
of
M
exico
is
one
of
the
U
nited
S
tates’
ho.» happily the children were as they
Steriteg S
t « Cewpaa,. f S I f ". Baaweat, Baa Teefc. SBa
in which Daniel Booue was born. Liv
From the em ery w neel the plate goes terest for American w om ea, as lie's ? Philadelphia couple who cam e to him liest custom ers in the sewing m achine
tore open the envelopes and explained were waiting for the rest of the story.
“It was just after that,” continued ing within hailing distance of these two to the sm oothing scone, which is also the birthplace of “Sam aotiia
the pretty cards and verse» which they
.h it. to be married one day. When they lin e.
places, before both the Lincolns and
contained. And then Sister Nell came in grandma, "that Ben had to go away on Boones move«! southward to Virginia and set to turn horizontally. The sm ooth Public Adviser aud Private Invest left the I o a t at the Fourth street wharf
to show them her valentine, a great business for a few weeks, and he begged theuee to Kentucky, where the future ing stone, which is of an extrem ely igator,” which has been said *o be the in the city they had bnt five dollars
bnnrb of beautiful roses, and when Dor me to have a pictute made of m yself to President was born, was the Hanks fam fine sandstone, is made with Its upper m ost w idely known character ia Amer between
them .
Nevertheless,
the
othy asked her if she could guess who give him on his return. I dearly loved ily. from which sprang Nancy Hanks, the surface that against w hich the glass is
groom
called
a
cab
and
ordered
to
be
ican
fiction
bad scut them (for guessing is half the to tease him in those days, and shortly mother of the President.
brought very slightly convex This
Miss Iloiley has expressed a d esiie driven to the city hall aud then to the
fun on St. Valentine's day), she grew after he had started on his journey I
In 1750, at the same time when the
quite red, and said: "Why, no; of course wrapped the valentine he had sent me Boones and the Hankses set off from stone 1» finished perfectly smooth and to erect upon lie.’ estate a sum m er koine nearest m inister. At the city h all he
it !» so fine grained that to the touch it for working girl# and this lias given paid $ 3 .fit) for a m arriage license,
very
carefully
in
several
thicknesses
of
she couldn't; how should she?”
Aud just then dear grandma came in paper, so that he would think it contain- the same neighborhood for the South, seem» alm ost to be polished. A tiny rise to the w idespread rumor that she w hich left $1.40 to pay the cabman and
stream of water, enough to keep tlie has done so. i t may In tim e tie nu ac to fee the m inister. At the latter’s Built on the Square.
to see what the childreu were making ed the stiff case of daguerreotype, and
A Splendid Line for You, MR. DEALER.
such a racket about. And, of course, sent it to him by mail. Meanwhile 1 had
face o f the »tone wet, is made to com plished fact, oui it oas aot yet as house the cabby demanded $ 1.50. The
Portland,
Oragon,
Delivery,
and Replacements on Guarantee.
a
fine
picture
made
for
him
with
which
li t e r t bowed her their valeutines, and
groom replied that he did not have it,
trickle down upon it and the glass is sum ed any defiaire »hap«.
Neil pinned one of her most beautiful to surprise him on his return, but he
Quick
Delivery
Guaranteed.
A LINE HARD TO BEAT.
and
the
driver
compromised
on
a
dol
held to this w heel Just as It w as to the
ru e s on grandma's black dress; aud then, would not give me back my valentine
lar,
leaving
40
cents
for
the
m
inister.
other»,
and
here
the
beveled
edge
is
quite unexpectedly, Dorothy looked up •Do you think,’ he said, laughing, 'that
CLEVELAND CHAINLESS Bevel Gear)..................................$75
The groom, however, was not done
brought down to a sm ooth surface, but
into the sweet, placid old face, and ask I am going to return the first present
CLEVELAND CHAIN R O A D S T E R ........................................ 50
buying, for he step(>ed into a near-by
not polished T he plate goes then to a
ed. giaveiy: "Grandma did you ever you ever gave me? No, indeed! though
store
and
bought
an
envelope
for
a
CLEVELAND CHAIN R O A D STE R Racer, 21 lbs .............. 50
I
did
make
it
myself.’
And
he
declared
jiolishing wheel made of wood and set
get a valentine?”
cent. In thi6 he put the rem aining 39
Grandma did r.ot reply for a moment, that he should always carry it next his
CLEVELAND CHAIN .................................................................. $0
to turn vertically; the bevel edge of the
cents, and after the ceremony handed
and then she stopped and kissed Doro heart.
glass is held against the edge or face of
STORM ER CHAIN ........................................................................ 35
“Well, the following spring we were
thy on the forehead, and something very
it to the m inister. How the n ew ly-
this wooden w heel as It rapidly re-
P E N N A N T SPECIAL C H A I N .................................................. 30
bright aud glistening fell among the married, and then we began our hut-
married couple got back to P hiladel
ro vea. T h efa ce o t the w heel Is kept w et
A X C IE S T 1IOMK OF THE L IN C O L N ».
- brown curls. ’ Yes. dear,” said grand building. Ben planned the house him- ;
phia is a
m ystery.— l ’htladelphia Boys’ and Girls’ Bicycles. Largest fobber of Bicycle Sundries in the Northwest. Write
Sycose. having a sw eetening n o w « Record.
ma. softly, "lots of them, bnt 1 h>J one self, and 1 went with him to Boston to Mordeeai Lincoln's sou John moved with and constantly supplied with pulveris
for Catalogue and Discounts. Agents wanted in all towns throughout Oregon,
ed
stone.
Upon
tills
w
heel
tlie
beveled
which 1 think I must tell you about some select the furniture. It was while we his family to the Shenandoah valley,
550 tim es greater than that of sugar,
were there that we heard the news that
edge
gets
it
first
polish.
The
glass
Painters
in
the
car
simps
at
Knox
Washington. Idaho and Montana.
time.”
is
the
n
ew
est
substitute
offered
ia
dia
Rockingham County. Va. From there
“Oh. tell ns now.” cried all the chil made our heart stand still.
v ille are working 15 to 17 hours i«r AMERICAN BICYCLE CO.
his son Abraham removed into Kentucky then takes the fiual step in the beveling betic eontlhlous.
PORTLAND BRANCH, Fspi S ilu D ip., IS H 1 4 t i l t ! SL
“Fort Sumter had been fired upou! We
dren at once, and Nell, who had been
in 1782, and was killed by the Indians, process. It goes to another wheei. also
Stain of banana tince la alm ost Indeli day.
leaving three sons, of whom Thomas, the of wood, and also earning vertically, ble. It does not proceed from the stalk
SALT LAKE CITY.
JX. 2 5 c 8 A . M T T L E B O T T L E F O R lO o .
youngest, was father of the President. w hose face Is of f e lt The face o f this or plant, but exists lu the green fruit
Nancy Hanks, the wife of Thomas l.in w heel a iso Is kept w et and it Is suppli
DOCTORS
INSIST
that their patients use 44 5 DROPS” for
as
well,
from
which,
when
cut
or
T
ra
n
»
c
o
n
ti-
ip
o
r
ta
u
t
F
a
c
to
r
In
An
colu. and the mother of the President, ed with a line polishing metertal railed
u e n ta l T r a v e l.
was a descendant, a granddaughter, of from its color, rouge Here, as at the bruised It exudes tc the shape of vise d
or cream -like drops.
that John Ilauks who left Berks County
No one crossing the continent can
first polisblug wneel, the g a<s Is hei 1
in 1750.
Monsieur 'Salome, a Frencn artist, afford to cut Sait Lake C ity from his
with the Isn el against the edge, or face
LINCOLN’S EASY-GOING WAY. of the wheel. On the rouge w heel the m ixes hi# colors with (»etrolenni In route. The attractions of the place. : S w anso n R heum atic C c k b C o .: W hen I wrote TOO for a sample bottle o f “ S D R O P S " m y
stead or turpentine and drying oil. aud including the Mormon Temple, Taber w ife w a . s u fle rin z te rrib ly from Rheum atism and was eery d iK o urag ed. as I had trie d every»
b etel gets its flna< polish aud finish and
he thinks be has made an ’improve nacle and Chnrch in stitu tions, the th in g the doctors prescribed, even sending ber to Richfield Springs, etc. M y doctor is very mnch
W ould Consent to Re d w in d led R ather
the surface of the beveled edge, which
surprued at the progress m y w ife is m akin g , sad she is so w e ll th at she
than Contest a Fee.
ment. Tlie color» are first ground in Great Salt Lake— deader and denser
refuted to keep her s e s n u tre » sad ia now doing her own t e w Jg. The
TL- fee which Lincoln received in the a fte i the first operation w as rough like oil. and thep reurtered w itu petroleum. than the Dead Sea in the Holy Land—
do cto r. Insist on b-er ta k in g
D ro p s " snd assure her th a t i t is new
McCormick case, including the retainer, ground pints. Is now ns smooth and as
only a m atter o f a few days snd she w ill he en tii ely cared, a ad as we are
The reason kettles siug .s a tery sim the picturesque environm ent aud the
which waa $500—the ¡argent retainer ever polished as the flat anrfaee of the plate,
very
w
e
ll
know
n
here,
the
"
5
DROPS " ia receiving considerable atten
ple one
As *he w ater gets not. Jittle warm sulphur and hot springs, are
tion and praise.
F . E P R IC E , Jersey C ity, N . J.
Oct. U , UW».
received bv Lincoln—amounted to nearly
Great plates that are toe big to
greater to the square yard than any lo
Swa:tsoN R H E t-M a n c C r a a Co.: I Buffered te rrib ly w ith Kidney
>2.000. Except the aunt paid hint by the Ue-lU by hand ate locked into a fram e ' bubbles of steam are formed at the
$2
cality on the American continent.
Trouble lo r yeare, and a fte r using lesa th an tw o battles o f “ S DROPS**
Ilinoia Central Kailroad. it was probably ,j,at can
nlove<i
t0 bring the bottom of the kettle. Theae in their
Illinois
The Rio Grande Western R ailw ay,
I am now e n tirely w e ll and I give “ S D R O P S " the praise fo r m y care. I
the largest fee he ever received. The two edges to be beveteti again st w heels ad- rush upwards strike the able» of tue
could not find a n yth in g th at would give me the slightest re lie f u n til I
connecting on the East w ith tlie Den
sums came to him ulsmt the same tim e,,
.
.__ v ^ . l . u ..n
kettle, and net the metal It Is made of
tried this remedy, and I recommend i t to everybody aa a perm anent cure
and undoubtedly helped to tide over the ¡usted for the P u r p o s e .-N e w jo r k Sun.
ver & Rio Grande and Colorado Mid
(TRAUB MARK)
fo r K idney Disease. M A R Y A . C A M i l G H , B lack C a p , P a Ang. 22. "M-
lu vibration, thus causing the hum
land
R
ailw
ays
and
on
the
West
w
ith
rather unfruitful period, from a financial
p ow erfu l spedO e know n. Frea from or la w s and p erfteU y harm less,
m ing sound w e call singing You will
T
he
R
orr
a
s
a
F.-
in
Ijr
Man.
lo s t In sta a ta a a o a s le lte t. and Is a p o d tle e cure te r K h t u m a t t e m .
standpoint, which followed—the |teriod of
the Southern Pacific (Central Route i “5 DROPS” S S .
notice
that
a
large
copper
kettle,
the
As
a
fam
ily
man.
the
Boer’s
reputa-
B
e
l
a
t
t
e
n
.
X
r
a
r
n
l
g
t
a
.
D
j
s
n
e
p
e
t
n
.
n e h n e h e , A s th m a , H a y T e v e r , t'n t n r r h . L s O r tp m A
his contest with Douglas for the Senate.
and Oregon Short Line, is the only t ' r o n p , ® l e r p i e . . n e « a , X e r v o u a n e e M
a , X e r v e n a n n d X e w r w lR te
I.iucoln never made money. From 1850 t'.on would ju stify hint In becoming a sides of which are thin, w ill em it a transcontinental line passing directly a c h e . H e a r t W e n h a e a a , D r w p a y . M a l a r i a . C r e e p l a g M a m b a
Flitch. much louder and more m usical note through Salt Lake C ity. The rou
to 1800 his income averaged front $2,(XN) CF.r.dldatc for the Iteniuow
O rt
e n a h l. .a ffm v rs to g iv e
DROPS'* a t le a st a trial, w e w ill m ad a MAe w a p
U U
W r A e V T C prepaid
by m a i g f o r lS e t a A .a m p le hotU e Will c o a r ta t e y o a
Aleo. lArye h o aim (Mb
to $3,000 a year. Iu the forties It was Sitrly uud suspicious In manner, heavy than a common iron kettle.
through Salt Lake C ity via the 1
,) St 00 I b o ttle , fo r SX Sold by a . and M e n t a AOUTS H sT T U a See T i n l m j . « R ir e CS TO- ba I.
considerably less. The fee-book of Lin and uncouth lu his ways, shy and re
A new dredge for use on the Volga Grande Western R ailw ay is famous t
IW A X S U X K H t l M A T l C C I R I CO., I S « t a 1 M L a i . S t., C R K A M , I L L .
coln & Herndon for 1847 shows total served am ong strangers, you may win river. In Russia, has ju st been built and
the year round. On account of th.
earnings of only $1.78*». The largest fee hhu , 0 a
,uEf
„ Vou are
Is constructed In tw o parts so as to equable clim ate of Utah and Colorado
entertnl was one of $RM.
here are sev.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
pass through the canal system leading it is just as popular in w inter as in
C O R IS W H E A T
enti of $.>0. a number of $2t). more of $10,
W ill o u t-yield corn: w ill m ake th e tem e kin d
listen
to
tlie
details
of
bis
dom
estic
life.
from
the
Baltic.
Each
half
is
21«
feet
still more of $5, and a few of $3.
summer. Send 2c to J. D. Mansfield,
K e iir r a n ti W i r « M u r k a .
of m eal: has superior fa tte n in g q u alities: «111
If a fee was not paid Lincoln did not But although the Boer certainly cher- long, 3*4 f»*t wide aud 9 feet deep, and 253 W ashington St., Portland, or Geo.
solve the problem of fa tte n in g H i< s a n d C a ttle
believe in suing for it. Mr. Herndon | isbes with deep affection his w ife and each half “an be operated separately, W . H eintz, A cting General Passenger PORTLAND WIRK * IRON WORKS: WIRE i n a wheat c o u n try ; should be eowu la the
HE HANDED ME A SMALL PACKAGE, SAYING, “GOD PITY YOU!
and iron fenciuc: <>lti<*e railing, eic. SU Alder spring th e same aa w heat and «111 yie ld Iram
says that he would consent to be swindled childreu. says a Ladysm ith correspon m aking a bottom cut «2 feet wide. The Agent, Salt Lake C ity, for a copy of
hi to 1U0 buahe la per a c re; th e ateaw After I I la
before he would contest a fe e .. The case dent o f the London Standard, he treats dredge has steel hulls and is propelled “ Salt Lake C ity— the C ity of the
thrashed has an o ily substaa«« and It la almost
placing her valentine in a vase of water, read the announcement id the paper, with of the Illinois Central llailroad. however,
aa fo o d as hay
.Marliiuury mii «1 Sii|»|»li««.
theui according to oriental rather than and controlled by electrical machinery S ain ts.”
P r i c e • ( r awed
a w e d I b e pwr pw uud w r M pwe
white
faces,
and
Ben
kept
saying
all
day,
joined in the general coaxing.
was an exception to this rule. He was European Ideas. The women alw ays o f American m anufacture. Steam is
h u n d r e d . Addr
“ Nell.” said grandma, “if you really *Oh, Kate! this is too terrible! 1 never careless in accounts, uever entering any
CAWSTO.K A CO.; KKUINRS. BOILERS. MA- M . J . S H I E L D S « C O .
H o w W o m a n W 'a» M a d e .
cliinvry, »uppliet. <b-5u First Si., Purtiaud.Or.
want Io hear I will tell you about it, but thought it would come to this!’ We went thing on the book. When a fee u ns paid > stand until the men are seated, and generated by American boiler» fired
A sm all boy in the Mission Sunday
wait a moment, 1 can show you my val home with sad hearts, in spite of our car to him he simply divided the money into are not served until the w ants of their w ith naphtha.
school
of
Bishop
F
allow
s’
church
pm-
JOHN POOLE. P o r t l a n d O r k o o s ,
load of household treasures, for those two parts, one of which he put into his lords and m asters arc satisfied. I am
entine.”
In the Bay of Plenty. N ew Zealand.
She left the room, and she w»s gone were days when private joys and sorrows pocket, and the other into an envelo|>e describing the custom s o f the farmer Is one o f the m ost extraordinary Isl pounded an entirely new theory of can give you the best bargains in general
Just as cheap as pear ink.
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps
so long that the children had time to seemed as nothing in view of the duDger which he labeled “Herndon's half.’’
who liv es on the veldt, and has no ac ands in the world. It Is called W hite creation last Sunday.
plows, belts and windmill». T h e ----
new
“
Who
made
man?”
aaked
the
teach
wonder greatly what grandma's valentine which threatened the whole country. The
steel
I
X
L
windmill,
sold
by
him
quaintance with western
manners. Island, hnd consists m ainly of sulphur
is uit- I t 111 V sJ SECRET—Ten cent», eoln lw
l.in c o ln and th e 1> n m in er Boy.
could lie, and they were ail gathered Governor of our State had ordered the
Such a man Is little removed from a mixed with gy psum aud a few other er, beginning, as in the good old days equalled.
DA D lr e ij T. M.G . Modeatu, t'Rl. Boa Shi.
around the chair, with eager, exjtectant State troops, and the militia as well, to
Among a large number of persons w a it-'
when orthodoxy used catechism s
minerals. Over the island, which Is
faces, when »he returned. She carried be in readiness; and Ben mustered quite ing in the room to s)>cak with Mr. I.in-' state of barbarism, and his surround-
.
“ G od,” w as the prompt reply,
arv often aa squalid as those of the about three m iles In circum ference, and
BUY THE G ENUINE
in her hand a small, old-fashioned work a company of his friends (the finest and coin on a certain day in November. 18.14.
Are You Tired ?
“ And how did he make him?”
box, whose covering, once bright and gay, bravest young men in town), and they was a small, pale, delicate l<s*king ls>y Kaffir. Desp»te this patriarchial rule, which rises betw een 800 and 300 feet
“ Out of dust, m a’am; nothing bnt
Do You Lack E nergy?
was worn and faded now. She smiled drilled night and day to be ¡ d readiness about thirteen years old. The President the vrouw has great influence over her above the sea. floats continually an
Y ou can become euer<euc and kaoe th a t
into the upturned faces as she resumed for the call. And I enconraged him in saw- him standing, looking ftq-blc und man. aud is credited with having on Immense cloud of vapor attaining an d u st.”
tire d feelin g by using
“ And w ho made woman?”
her place among the children, but there this work, God knows, with what a sink faint, and said: “Come here, my ls»y. and more than one occasion »crewed up
... M A H tT FA C TÜ R R D B T ...
elevation o f 10,(X)0 feet In the center
Moore’s
Revealed Remedy
“
God
made
her,
too,
m
a’a
m
.”
were tear» ia her eye» as she »aid:
ing heart, but Ben never suspected that tell me what you want." Tlie boy a.I- ' ¡,1» courage to the fighting point. The
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
I t c o n ta in , no dangervaa drugs—It k m
“Now, children, I will »how you my I was half a coward. Your dear mother vauced. placed his hand on the arm of 3 oer vrouw Is not a beauty, notwith- Is a boiling lake of acid-charged water,
” How?”
IV -M O T E T H P XAMK.
a p le a M u t taste. Si a bottla at ir u g g u iA
valentine, but, first, I must tell you part waa a tiny baby then, and 1 used often the I’resjdent s chair, and.^with bowed stau4 iCg the care with which she pre covering fifty acres, and surrounded
The sm all lioy hesitated, and then
with blow -holes from which steam aud replied cheerfully: ‘He caused a deep
of the story. And 1 must also explain to sing her to sleep with patriotic airs head and timid aceents said;
serves her com plexion from the effects sulphurous fum es are em itted with
that when 1 waa young people made their to keep up my own courage. And then
CURE Y Q U U E L F 1
’Mr. President, I have been a drum
sleep to fall upon man aud then took
Ve» Big« fer waae'eral
own valentines, and, although they may at last it came the call for troops—we | n)pr ¡n „ regiment for two years, and my of the sun. Her am bition, like that of great force aud aolse. With care a jut his backlione and made w om an .”
dierhergw.li "
not have been aa pretty as the modern were expecting it; but, oh! bow weak I colonel got angry with me and turned me the fishw ives at Schevenlngen, Is to be boat can be navigated on the lake. The
IrritaiUMM
—Chicago Inter-Ocean.
of a i e « » » a
ones, perhaps, yet. 1 think they were a was when 1 heard Ben’s voice shouting off. I was taken sick, and have been a l com e as fat as an ox though, unlike sulphur from W hite Island Is very pure,
, . - - ~ — ----
PauBlwe. tad
great deal nicer, because, you see, no upstairs, 'Kate, Kate, the President has long time in hospital. This is the first J the Dutch w ife, she Is not an exam ple but little effort has y et been made to
pEbuiOwEMic»tOo.
Late statistics show that in London
h oly would take the trouble to make a sent for us.’
time I have been out, and 1 came to sec of scrupulous cleanliness. The Boer procure tt system atically.
•lore than 800,000 fam ilies earn less
valentine unless it were to send to some
“1 was putting baby to sleep (your if you could not do something for me." i Is not hospitable. H e resents the pres-
than 75 cents each per day.
Young
long-leaf
pines
according
to
body that one was very fond of indeed. mother, you know, dears), and 1 knelt
Tlie President looked at him kindly enc* of strangers and. being too lazy
But Donald is growing impatient for the by her eratlle just one moment, praying
Mr. Plnchot of the D epartm ent of Agri
Just liefore a marriage ceremony in
and tenderly, and asked^him where he to cu ltivate more than la necessary for
atory! When I was a young girl 1 lived for gtrength. And it came, for wheu lived. "I have no home,”
the t.uo |,utne<j |a tc w ants of his fam ily, he culture, protect them selves against for Lithuania, the bride’s ears are boxed.
home, answered the!
in a dear old country town, which some Ben entered the room I w as able to »mile la.y “Where is your father.'
“He
•’He died | has ,l0thl
(0
for „nlnv,ted est fires lu a m ost Interesting and re This is in the interest of the bride
of you have seen. My father and mother quite bravely and to help him pack his in the army, was the reply. "W
T h .. f o r « , a . « ¿ l a . B l,n d .
m arkable manner. For foui or five should the marriage prove an unhappy
here is
Is
,
Where
both died when I was a very little child, knapsack, for they were to »tart that your mother?” continued the President. 'g u ests.
years the stem s of the infant trees at ‘ one. She can site for a divorce, and
and so 1 lived with my grandparents, and very uight.”
"My mother is dead, too. 1 have no
G r e a t M an ’s T e n d r H ea rt.
tain a height of only as many inches assert that she was forced to marry,
very kind and good they were to me, and
Grandma paused here for a moment, mother, no father, no brothers, no sis
Lord Lawrence, viceroy of Iudlu, w as above tne soil. During this time their
I loved them very dearly. Nevertheless, but no one spoke, aud »he went oo in »
Girls working in the m atch factories
ters, and.” bursting into tears, "no a bluut man of action. Impatient of bark Is extraordinarily thick, and that
they were very old, and, somehow, they low voice:
friends—nobody cares for me.”
But"Tn !
^nK'aud become permeated w ith the
contradiction, aud thoroughly self re aloue gives som e protection
seemed to have quite forgotten how it felt
Mr. Lincoln's eyes tilled with tears, liant. Yet, like many of the truly
“How well 1 remember that night! It
chem icals and m inerals used. The
to be young and full of life, and grand
addition,
the
long
needles
spring
up
For GnBorrbiMk and Giert »rvt Rwhet» GA ay SawtAc 1»
U I h . u l t i M t e l » »hk-V w lU .-u r. t e /h
SOLE AGENCY
ma did not understand why 1 was not was rainiDg, and very cold and damp; but and he said to him: “Can't you sell news- great, he hnd a heart as tender us a above the stem, aud then bend over on sulphur som etim es eats their jaw s in
‘‘No,” said the boy, ‘ I am too
• « P < ASK k a o v a U h a . trat Ikürd to »va. M
W
o
r
t
h
i
n
g
t
o
n
always content to ait quietly in the bouse, every mother aDd sister aud wife and papers i
the
most
painfnl
and
disgusting
w
ay.
woman's. The night on which he all sid es "in a green cascade which
ite how tertoua or at ho« toa,
OoHh.
8 t e a m P u m p s trote i Ita uw will wtonbh you n ta .¡¿ L um I j tefw
reading or sewing all day, when all my sweetheart in town were at the station weak aud the surgeon of the hospital stnrted from Ia>ndon to govern India be
Their
w
ages
aggregate
$1.46
a
week.
prvv, e a u taliciur»
rteturv, w
u i d cou
_ h» take vwhout iMaare
• n d W a te r
young friends were out skating or sleigh to see them off. Most of the women told me I must leave, and 1 have no gathered all his fnm lly In the druwiug- falls to the ground in a circle about the
fruo. butancte I R1CR. gM k FW
seedling.” This greeu barrier can w ith
..t a b» Ml ivUAhta d ru«v»ta or oral prrj*Ki h j urtma
Vermont in m aple sugar stands first
M e te r« .
ing. if it were winter, or picnicking or were crying bitterly, hut I could not money and no place to go.”
plainly » raptad, oa n r . i i « ..f t e l e hj
shed
a
tear,
aud
w
hen
Ben
took
me
in
“The
scene,"
says
Rev.
Mr.
Henderson,
room
aud
made
each
child
repeat
a
Pumping
Plants
of
,
i
,
w f C H ta iC A L O O .,1 -
—
difficulty
be
made
tc
burn,
w
hile
the
n the union, m aking nearly 2,000,000
rowing on the river if it were summer.
‘ ircular tealtad oa raquML
Any Capacity
was wonderfully affecting.” The Presi j favorite hymn to hint. H is youngest shade that it casts prevents inflamma ttunds annually. More butter per cow
The old people had one amusement, how his arms to say good-by his lips moved,
TATVM • HUWCN
ever. of which they never wearied, es but he could not utter a word, and * dent drew forth a card, and addressing sou, 10 years old. nestled In his father’s ble grass from grow ing near the pro is made in Vermont than in auy other
2 9 to 3 5 F i r s t S tr e e t. P o r t la n d , O r .
Machinery—All Kinds.
pecially in the long winter evenings; they eould hear the beating of his heart. As on it certain officials to whom his request arms. Suddenly the stroug mau burst tected stem . Mr. Plnchot thinks that lt state— more pounds of wool per sheep
IM V R O V K O
dearly loved a rubber of whist. 1 could the train pushed out there were shouts was law, gave special directions “to care Into tear?.
Is ow ing to this peculiar system of se lf are clipped than in any other state,
LIVER
aud
cheers,
of
course,
to
keep
up
the
for
this
poor
boy.”
The
wan
face
ol
play, too, and any of my young friends
“I shall never," he cried, “see Bertie protection which the pine seedlings and more bushels of potatoes are raised
f
°
r
a
d
o
s
e
.
Sick Headache
courage
of
the
men,
and
somebody
the
little
drummer
lit
up
with
a
happy
who would consent to make up a game
a child again!”
Cash paid for Stone Arrow» Bpeere, Blood ■
* T h m p l « « end P urify the
have developed that the growth o f ever per acre than in any other state.
_ -
I ’ir o tio i «adPrereoi I Billoe
by taking a hand was always a welcome shouted. ’Three cheers for Captain Wor smile as he received the paper, and he
IX>
Piper,
Ax,«.ew.
W
rite
and
send
,no.
Ipes.A
xc.ete.
Write
andaendout?
lt w as not of the hardships before green oaks In Florida has l»eeu restrict
not U ripe or Sicken T o c o u .ln c . .o n
lin e, to H . P . H a m ilt o n , T w o K lv e r a , W I» . temple
guest. 'I think your friend Benjamin rell!* and the crowd took it up with a went away convinced that he had one
n ™ plt í ' free,
X t' o
®r rf,
*“2ihó¿ ÍJr“¿ k . Ì » k “ B t t s Ä l R * all
Chaplain
Couden,
who
is
totally
him,
or
o
f
bis
own
death
he
thought,
ed lu regions where fires have raged
C O ., r h l l a d a . ,
Worrell is a very fine young man.’ grand will. And then I looked up and saw my good and true friend at least in the per
Bold by iR ruggU ur^
but of the fact that Bertie would not w hile our pine forests have takeu their blind, never perm its a barber to touch
pa would say, and then he was sure to husband for the last time on this earth. son of the President.—Exchange.
C
urable
his
face.
W
hile
Dr.
Couden
has
been
He
had
climbed
on
top
of
the
rear
car
be
a
child
to
him
on
Ills
return.
N o . 5 -1B O O .
add, 'He plays an excellent game; a
place.
Without the V » tf Knife,
D ra w in g D ow n th e D isea se.
blind for a num ber of years, it has
On board the steam er with the gov
little reckless, perhaps, at times, but be aud was raising his cap to the crowd
m * N a T r l U n f 10 « > > « r t U o r »
T u e Vac o f Count *tlca.
has a go-al bead.’ Once' l repeatrt 'this ! (theJ were 8,1 lifelonlt friends), his own
At the very outset of the war, sundry ernor general of India w as a lady with
lieeu his practice to shave hittiHelf, and Address DK. NKW K IR K , M ountain Hom e, Ida.
lu e u t io u th is p a p e r .
praise to Ben___ ’’
I ^aee was convulsed for a moment, and wise men from New York urged Mr. Lin her Infant child. She neglected the
T ito cosm etic arts are older tlinn any so w ell does he do it that he seldom if
"Why. that was grandpa’s name.” In- ! then he ‘ned to smile, and pointed up- coin to keep away Confederate armies
baby, which revenged Itself by crying other beautifying devices. The women ever ‘‘n ick s” h is face.
terrupted Dorothy. ” 1 remember-Col. ’ ard- when h<? 84w nle, rals‘‘ “ 7 head from Washington by naval attacks upon
o f biblical day» laid tremeudoua stress
e v e r y t h i . vo for thb
Benjamin Worrell, it says so under bis <with anguish written all over my face, Southern seaports, lt reminded him, he day and night. The passengers com-
Adjutant-General Corbin thinks the
plained
in
language
more
forcible
tbuui,
upou all sorts of uuguents, oils, po-
said,
of
a
New
Salem,
111.,
girl
who
was
picture in the library."
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Lawton
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"Yes.” said graudma, smiling, "he wa were in God's hands. And then the train troubled with a “singing in her head,” foi polite.
>00, w hich w ill be invested for Mrs.
which there seemed to be no remedy, bn,
"Steward, throw that baby over sons would go out Into tlie streets un ¡otwton in governm ent bonds and give
yonr grandfather; but he did not seem was swallowed up in the mist.”
Again she paused, and again no one a neighbor promised a cure if they would board!” w as petulantly shouted from less they were scented therew ith. No
much like a grandfather th<-n. He was
ber an incom e sufficient to provide
"make a plaster of psalm tunes ai>4 ap sleepless berths.
odor w as esteem ed as no breeding. We
v u y tail and straight, with Hashing black , 8l>o'i e -
against all want aud enable her to edu
ply
to
her
feet,
and
draw
the
singing
’1
heard
from
him
many
times
after
eyes and dark, curling hair, and be hud
At last Lord Lawrence, seelE2 O*nt differ from the nnclents. Gleaullncas cate her childreu properly.
a fine way of throwing back bis head that,” she continued. “Sometimes not down.”
Ue lead and originate
the child w as left m otherless by its of person Is now the requirement.
when he talked. People used to call him for months, and then a whole hatch of
fashions ia....
(ow
n
mother,
look
It
on
his
knee.
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o
th
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in
c
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ln
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to
r
y
.
The older a man becomes, the more
’Handsome Ben.’ which annoyed him letters would come nt once—always
Of Lincoln a tale is extant aud believ hours be would hold It, show ing It hl» frequently he Is touched for Christmas
very much, but when I told him what bright aud cheerful, those letters, and
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grandpa had said be was quite pleased. full of little im-idents aud anecdotes able tnal wrlten be was informed of Stan w atch und anything that would am use presents.
In tim e. Bold by druggist».
‘But what a hypocrite I must he, Kate.’ which be thought might amuse aud in ton’s referring to bint us a "d—d fool,” he it. The child took to the grent, strong
Cor. Second and S tark Sfs.
he said, laughing, ’to make the dear old terest me, seldom a word of his own pri replied: "If Ktuntuu says so, there must man and waa a lw a y s quiet when he j Some women enjoy being wortna as
| much U joule men enjoy being wolvos.
jM tleuiaa think that 1 come here just vations and even sufferings. 1 do not be something in it. He's generally right." held It
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