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A Key West jfF ia.) fisherman has captured a tu rtle weighing 1000pouuds: the largest ever seen. The K in g o f Portugal-has, perhaps, tho largest and most valuable diamond in the w orld. I t weighs 420 carats. The catch fly plant has a viscous sub* stance o -n its leaves that, entraps small^ flies : cat m int has a great fascination tor* i the household pet., i ,Stones roll, mountains craw l (the w id th o f .a hair oncei a century), w hile vast glaciers o f solice ice have polished oTSp whole continents o f earth, A w ill has ju s t been sustained in New Y o rk in w hich th e fflstator ordered th a t none of his children sliouid m arry under tw enty-five .tear&jof age, or sleep in bed later thanS) in the moruing. .Major D.A. Cook, o f A tlanta, Ga., has sold 202acres*bf 'Georgia la n d to 'a neighbor fo r 250 opossums,-the opossums to be delivered in instalments of fifty an- nuatljwfor the n e x t live years.-- I t takes thifty-Sevea' yards o f cloth to make Hanson Craig, of Taylor county, K y ., a s u it of clothes,. He weighs 7«2 pound-), is nine feet four and a h a lf inches, h igh, and th irty-one years old. A recent English testator bequeathed his wife one farth in g , which he directed the executrix to forward to her by post unpaiat. because in.his lifetim e she was in the h a b it o f addressing him as“ O ld Pig.” George W. Childs, o f Philadelphia, possesses the original manuscript o f Dickens’s“ Our Mutual F re p d .” I t is the only manuscript o f Dickens, w ith the exception o f a lew short stories; outside o f the South Kensington Museum, M r. C hilds has refused $u«0Q fo r it. Colonel Clinton, o f Albemarle, K y ., has a horse that is fond 'of w hisky. He has several times broken in to the Colo- nel's cellar, and al ways makes fo r the bin where the oldest, apd rarest bourbon is kept. He wiU break open it dem ijohn and gers out and takes a Jong nap,.-' 1 Five hundred years have elapsed since England, beheld th e first marriage o f a Prince o f Wales. Indeed, there have only been four such marriages in 1! ng- land, and one, abroad. The prelim ina- ries o f marriage have often been made, but these were in-such cases carried out »ctc r the Prince's apcession to thethrono. F U N .H U M ORO U S S K E T CH E S /F R O M • 'V A R IO U S SOUROES. F ir s t S now — A c c o r<1 in g to .1 ength. — A n . E q u iv o c a l C o m p lim en t— H ig h L ife H o s p it a lity — T h o B ig g e r H a ir, .Eto., E tc . “Oh, what in tho world docs this meant.- !. Asked the little Georgia maiden. - “Oh, what tho world docs this meant.- Asked the little Georgia maiden. When first she observed tbo Georgia When first she observed tbo scone Of the earth with snow drifts laden. Then her uncle looked a t tho Mias. And out through the pane frost-crusted: And he milrmurea:“ Itmeans just this— through pane And he milrmurea:“ Itmeans just this— That the has exedusted 1 just That the summer has exedusted 1 A c c o rd in g t o L e n g th Young Housewife (to husband who rays he knows how to cook)—r“ H ow long do you b ro il a chicken, Edwin?” E d w in —“ Oh—er—how long is tho chickenS” — Miss Anastasia H o lla n d —“ Oh, * 0 !\ -M r Schuyler T m Outwerp—i'Bd*, surely la s t summer I saw vott boating and d r iv in g w ith , him a t flat Utarhqr, I t was even rumored th a t you h a d ah cepteuhind.1, .. ■ ■ -. ,u - Miss Anastasia H o lla n d fp ftu le n tly )-r “Yes—yes I k n o w ! flu t w i f i you. k in d ly uhderstand that w e woio o ff-d riv in g and, boating terms only? ■ — L ife TMamie’a p ito n im a . I ■ L ittle Mamie, hem # inclined! t o tje ambidoxterioua. had-.great d iffic u lty Jp distinguishing h e r right h a n d j, said her: nitainms. G if-y o u tu r n your face to w a td the w indow yoqr r ig h t h a n d is th e one. next t o the bureau.” -V ’ - ; ‘ j.: SbpFtiy; aiw.r slws f^m uy hvipff aChoh .t th hioye, tH is, , p /e A u - w $ s o ld 'Tjie h e p d # y f brigHWF, y d h r i & f llin noticed they py ca llin g op tho.farpily, noticed the child'g free use of the le ft hand,; “Mamie,” he said,“ w hich’ \is your r ig h t hand.?”,, ’ B E V . D U , TALM A G B . R R O O JK ii'T N ' m v n t v * ' H A T IK K U K O N SUN p u b je c t a B aa M o t l C m re it* t*X T \Ih a v * h*ard Iu n U h e a l thw, A n d /i lump o f figs. the b o il an<tnd «mf, lump figs. the b o il an<tnd «mf, . an<tnd Jui re co w rs*” —XI K t ^s lump the «mf, 5. . x x . 5. 7. JDuxurfous liv in g is nut health ond generation f“ Kibg*, andM^wteM, Tha g ond generation o f“ Kibg*, andM^wteM, and is to bf bwlnlesk wad dhords. and- Kibg*, andM^wteM, ncea is apt to bf bwlnlesk wad Thesecondcrop o f., dhords. and- invslid. Thesecondcrop o always short. Roy«l blood is gsm ndly acrofnloiM. You ill not he them gsm acrofnloiM. You w ill not he Surprised, them Surprised, to i>«®r *ha* % fne Beceklah had disorders to i>«®r *ha* % fne Beceklah had disorders winch broke, out m a carbunoie. vlruMntaod deathfnl. The L o rd told-him he puud ied his b 4 id tw *n t H to puud ied his . . e would - nod rW to Godfor :-- , - —- . — “I fOT MS,’ IffO. ‘ Cthepx-ayerm d answ re r*y * :-- , - —- . — “I fOT MS,’ t’hearcE'the:.pkdy« ;« iA ‘ .wis«ered it, tn te rrim to ; m id c rW to Godfor ~,, Cthepx-ayerm d answ re , A n E q u iv o c a l C o m p lim e n t. “I ’r il sure M r, J le r r itt w o ^ t say , I ’m, g e ttin g deaf,” said Mias Spid'er, appeal* ingly. , .. . * “Oh, no.” he ropliod. ^“ There’s yery little y o u dom t hear.” — Yew York 8m . H ig h ljiC c H o s p ita lity . Mrs, Clover—‘ ‘l lu ii down to the, pier, Calvert, and i f the Lentillons come by th is steamer,* signal mo w ith y o u r hand ke rch ie f.” .Mr. Clover—“ W hat shall I do i f they d o s it chine?” ---” Mrs. Clover—“ Send up rockets and hire the govei-nment band for a jo llifio a - tio n .” — Time. - The B ig g e r H a lf. “Bobby,” said his mother,“ d id you give h a lf o f the orange to yo u r lit tle sister?” “Oh, yes, ma, I gave her more than th a t,” replied Bobby, w ith - a generous a ir. * ,-“ D id you, indeed, Bobby? W hy, th a t was yory nice of y o u .” “Yes, ma,' Tsucked the juice o u t and gave her a ll the rest.” ' - A F e m in in e Q u a r a n tin e . iiW h a t makes you in such a hurrv, my dears” inquired Mrs. Cohwigger,* meeting her frie n d in. the street. “Oh, lit t le Johnny has the measels,” excla mod Mrs. Brown.“ I am a fra id i t m ight spread, so I'm gding to a ll fay friends and warn them to be ca re fu l.” — New York 8un. W o u ld F re e ze S o lid . • ’ “I'd lik e to make m yself solid w ith th a t A r c tic explorer,” said a society swqll to_a man about town. !“ W ell, y o u can do i t ,” ; “How?\ “Go w ith him on his next tr ip to the pole and Wear only your tennis s u it .\ — No jo Y o rk .ourna'. , The Cost o f Europe’s Peace. A trustw orthy statistician estimates th a t at the present moment thero are-jn Europe .“ ,000,0JO men underarms, w ith * out counting 14,00i',000 in reserve, ready to take the field a t short notice. T o support.this aimed horde $ I, SO0,000,000 are required annually. '.Tf> th is outlay must be added three m illiards of. loss .caused by kr-eplng the“ ,000.000 men. in. idleness and prevent the.r adding to the wealth o f the several countries by honest to il, oix m illiards more are also con- sumed in the payment o f interest and the liquidation of debts contracted fo r the prosecution o f previous wars. Thus 5vc come to the conclusion th a t Europe spends annually eighteen m illiards o f irancs, o r F.i,o00,0U0,0U(l, to preserve w hat has been facetiously termed an “armed n e u tra lity .'’ Those figures are simply startling, b i t they seem to be ac- curate. The way out of this dilemma is d iffi- c u lt to sep. To add to the already in tolerable burdens of tgxatioh seems im possible. In Ita ly the taxes are not only impoverishing the masses, but d riv in g them out of4the country, and .the recent increase in the duties on alcohoBhas caused several im portant m anufacturing industries to take refuge in Switzerland, hussia, Austria, Turkey, Greece and E g y p t are no better ofl. white the re sources o f Germany,“ powerful Ger- many,’’ _ ate nearly exhausted. Thus victory in the n e x t war w il l not remain w ith the country th a t can boast o f the largest population, b u t w ith the one th a t has the longest purse(, To put 000 , 00(1 men in the lie.d w i.l cost fo r pay and foodr alone $1, JOO,0OO a day. To th is outlay must be added th a t fo r theii;- clothing, armament, ammunition, re mounts, med.cal service, transportation, support o f prisoners of war; losses in battle, etc. These items, cannot but, sw ell the expenditure to $2,40!),000 a day, wh ch. after a three months’ cam- paign, would run tho grand to ta l up to a cool billio n . —New York Press* pf*. M onkey Detectors o f S p u rio u s C oin. The.,Siamese ape is said to be in great request among riaraeso merchants .as a Cash er fh. their counting houses. Vast quantities of base coin obtain circu la tio n in Swam, and the faculty o f discrim ina- tion between good: money and bad w o u ld •-appear to be possessed by these g ifte d monkeys in such aa extraordinary de- gree of development th a t no human be- ing, how ever carefully trained, can com- pete* w ith them. The Cashier ape m edi- tatively puts i nto - h fc ia o a th each-edin.J presented,t«>hiiu.ia -hffjaess paymatttSj-. and texts Ub-with g re *t deliberation. H is, mr-thorl o f testing is regarded in com- mertsiBl Tireies -as in fa tn b h rr\3nd a w m atter of fact, ins decision is u n ifo rm ly aecepted i.y all parties interested in the j'mnsucuon. T ho French Government ha%issued au order fo rl. dding the.Teeeption o f foreign o’iicers in the m tlita ry colleges, and alsh fq ^ ld c ltn g their nervice in thq,army; .A F r i g id F o rtu n e . “Do you see th a t man, McOrackle?” “I do, Briggs.”“ He’s w orth a cool m illio n .” _ “W hy d o you JiseAhe a d .e o tlf d'icbbl?*, . ‘WonVd-hp'l4four.YnformaHoh'HiV,eeisrcct! ith it?”! . w ith o u t it?”: “N o; he made i t in the ice business, you see.” —Drake's Magazine, . , H is L a s t C hance. •‘I t seCms to me,” said a m other to a young g i r l who was about to be married, “that y o u riittU re husband is a l i t l l e too exacting; ho wants this, th a t and the other; i consider hifa a perfect nuis- ance;” “W ell, dear mamma, we can afford to indulge h im fo r once. Let h im have his way now K^M LknO w h ’ t w i ll he the to t,tim e ,” r^ /ttd y r. - ’ ; A R a ce o f H eroes. “Yes,” went on-Bigbeo, who gener- a lly has sofaething j leasant to say o f Bigbec; **I came o f a race o f brave men.” '“ Absolutely a ll fearless, ch, Bighee?\ in q u iie d Downes, in awe,” ; • •Fearless?” repeated Bighee, low ering his voice impressively:“ W hy, i t was an ancestor -of mine who firs t swallowed a raw oyster.” ’ * • . sec* P o o r H u fite rs . Stranger—“ I hear th is is a great tio n fo r fo x h u n tin g .\ w - Cak Tree Inn Host—“ Yes, siree; par- ties come dpwn fro m the c ity every fa ll; come in grand style, to o ; been coming fo r years,” “Isn’ t there danger th a t you w il l run o u t of foxes •‘N o t 5 bit. We are s till using the fo x wo began w ith . ’ '—P hiladelphia Mtecord. ‘ * N o t E n c o u r a g in g D o lly—“ Aw, W illie , I m ust have made—aw—a tw e m e n d io u ih it vvitK that lit t le Browspn g i r l; she asiced me fo r m y photo, the ether day.” . . ’ . . W i l l i e - ^ ‘D id —y ’ give i t to her?” D —“ f —y D o lly —“ Yaws, o f course,\ W illie —“ W ell, th a t settles you a t that house, mo deah fel. She gives those photos to the servant g ir l .w ith“ o iit when th is one calls” -w ritte n on i t .” — L ife . B tttcr-S xve e t o f M a trim o n y . * Fannie—“ So you aromaarried, H attie , and havo Wealth and a ll its p o M ib il* itie s2” f t . t t i e — ‘ Yes,, fay husband is very ric h .” , ‘ , Fannie—“ A u d You enjoy i t very much?” ' . • H a ttie —“ Very much indeed!” , Fannie—“ A nd your husband?” , H a ttie —“ Gh, Well, j/ou know, in this w orld, dear, we have to take the b itte r w ith the sweet.’ ’—W uM iigtonPost A n In s u ffic ie n t Reason. “W hy mustn’ t I stand up o n tho seat?’’ said a small hoy to his m other in a suburban train the other .day. * “Because Ik n o w y o M l fa ll over and knqck AHss B la fik’s h a t off,” was the a lu *p lju _. ’Wfjf faa; V o f t f i e ^ t l s s n K f moment, w hile he took stock on the la d y in front. Then ho said in . Jcnewthecombination, the hat yo u sa id y b tfd knoek o ff JIiSS quslyAwcugsed w h e n -tffi Blank's head i f you were her m other!” ' — P itt.]burgh Dispatch. o dise s d he & A Season f o r A l l T h in g s . M r. Schuyler Van Ontwerp (in sur- •rise,—“ W hy, I th o u g h t you kn e w Mr. ushrbon?\ ushrbon?\ Uv “I doii’ b k now,” was’ t h e prom pt ai{- swer. ‘ ‘Miamma, Has sold the bureau.!’ .'f y ‘ al\ . P ro p rie to r (showfag p h f t y h i la through hfa eight .atbry faufoty)*’ ‘ . . . , through eight .atbry faufoty)*’ ■)> L ? riNi * 1 Vii t tfi'ffh IvtTt , U . Ujb . U t?U ■)> L ? riNi 1 Vii t tfi'ffh vula IvtTt , U . Ujb . U t?U . _ , „, , how easily we can communicate from one d e p a rtiiio n t' t o the other; I w ill w histlo u p ^bis tu b e to th e foreman of the top flo o r.” (Blow s th ro u g h pipe; i “Now, M iss Fropei man, -just place j our ear here au d listen to tho response. ’ - • response. -4Eesp'onse. .frofn. tho t o p floor fois man, who“ has jedenfcly been pestered w ith false calls fro m th o jiffic e boy— * Ye Satan’s ow n blade, i f yp d on t let u p on •this, 1 11 eo xo . v ig h t doftn. and w allup th e life out. o f ye !\ ’ — Argosy*: H o G o t t h e S u rp ris e . “I —ah—b u t I w a n t some meat. •’ she said, as she entered a shop oa Grand JRiver avenue;’,'., “Yes’m,” w a slh e stereotyped re p ly; “I whs pa’ s-heusekeepcr fo r two years, y o u know .”“ S “Yes’m,” “A nd I w a n t g o o d meat, you k n o w ,” “Yes’m.”\ - .■ ' ,; ■ “The v e ry best W h ic h is the bast beefsteak,” “A cut fro m the neck, m a am.” “Oh, ye?, I ’d forgotten. Well, me tw o pouuds, y o u know,, aud I c co k i t myself, and give Charlie a su t* prise.” —D e tro it N res P rm . S he F o r g o t N o th in g . . > •; Mrs. Anglom aniac (to b u tle r)—“ M a tl thow, his Grace, thife Duke o f T w e d le l dum , dines and sleeps here to -n ig h t, - L* w a n t everything in the most correct E n g * iis h way.” -—4 Matthew—“ Ho, yes, hindeed, m u m .\ . Mrs. Anglom atiiac—“ 5ervo tea i n the draw ing-rnom at fiv e and d in n er at e ight a n d th ir ty o ’ clock. Have no impkins &t breakfast to-m orrow , and .serve cold, game pates fro m th e s i d e b o a r d > ,, M atthew —“ Ho, .yes, hindeed, m u m ,” , Mrs. A nglom aniac—“ A n d , Mathew,; see that, the weatlier is fo g g y. I wabt; his: Grace, to feel e n tire ly a t home.” -j..r .i Matthew—“ Ho, je s , hindepd, m nm dh — Nou>:.X*rk*.8un, -., ...; , [ i give ied would b e 4 id n p tw *n t H e to n e to the w ell, »p th a t h,i| p ra y 'S :-- , - —- . — “I fOT to the w ell, »p th a t h,i| p ra y 'S . N tn te rrim to ; m id c rW to Godfor :--te , . “I fOT MS,’ IffO. t’hearcE'the:.pkdy« ;« iA ‘ .wis«ered it, N tn rrim to ; m id c rW to Godfor , 1 ~,, Cthepx-ayerm d answ re , r*y * ployed* This Cfirbunele needed - ■ p t o m ; t o g h ' Wojrd m w & i* to **.* • ««.*. *■••* o g h Wojrd m w & **.* — • ««.*. *■••* .... ~,ler-. ■ fo r learnmg, Well, this carbuncle needed a ‘ is Your old ‘ cataplasm,’’.whicli is a poulticp,, Your old faother, who doctored her own children in .toe time when Were not .toe time when physicians Were not go plenty they ill tell that the physicians go plenty •s they are now, w ill tell you that the very tteedupon ^ ^ q a r t o ^ S e ^ ^ K iim *H ^k ia h ? The. jxiwer o( God, accompanied by this tteedupon q The. jxiwer o( God, accompanied by this htlhlfthsliisfcrumft'n^Tifty: ' htlhlfthsliisfcrumft'n^Tifty: ' . I f sickness comes to your hou3ehold-it wiU,- . your deppnd entirely upon ventilation; good diet, and the akill of the doctors, to whether deppnd entirely upon good and the akill of the doctors, as to whether child well. T father your child j*eta well. T ijj father faight pray, your pray, a ll day, and the-mother m ight pray all night i t would not havo effect the — i t would not havo any effect upon the case any upon Ifsquilla, belladonna, paregonOand grueldo the work, child ill well: i f not, Ifsquilla, belladonna, paregonOand grueldo the work, your child w ill get well: i f not, t There is caat iron God seated at the your get not, n o t There is a caat iron God seated at the head of the universe holding m the cold, grasp of his metal fingers a band of law from, holding grasp of his metal fingers a band of law from, winch break grasp winch nothing eon break away. - Men and WfJroen f God, t this winch nothing eon break away. Men and WfJroen o f God, a t this point ther great battle Of C hristianity is to b« fought. great battle Of C hristianity is to b« fought. The gieatif Oe of C hristianity to*day js ration great battle Of C hristianity is to b« fought. The gieatif Oe of C hristianity to*day js ration- alism, th t out from schools, and gieatif hristianity to*day js alism, th a t comos out from opr schools, and universities, and magazines and newspapers* opr universities, and magazines and newspapers* to scoff t Bible tru th and caricature the old magazines newspapers* to scoff a t Bible tru th and caricature the old religion o f Jesus. I t says Jesus is not God. fo it is to how He be fo r it is impossible to explain how He can be divine and human at the time. The impossible explain can divine and human at the same time. The Bible is n o t inspired, for there are things in i t that they don t like. ' Regeneration is inspired, things i t that they don t like. ' . Regeneration is a farce; there ikgood enough mus.nnd the only they ' . Regeneration farce; there ikgood enough mus.nnd the only thing is t bring fa out. Development is the ikgood enough only thing is t o bring fa out. Development is the Word.—development. The G den Of Eden iSa thing bring Development Word.—development. The G ar den Of Eden iSa fa iry story and no more to he believed than Word.—development. fa iry story and no more to he believed than the -Arabian N ‘ -Giilhveris Travi* the -Arabian N fghts/’ or ‘ -Giilhveris Travi* els.--or --Bobnison Crusoe. *’ W enll started fghts/’ or els.--or --Bobnison Crusoe. *’ W enll started u baboons, enfl are bipod relations to. th a t monkey sqtiirming about t the to f that: baboons, bipod monkey sqtiirming about t o the to p o f that: band l.a-zarus ■was. iio t dead when monkey sqtiirming p band organ.: l.a-zarus ■was. iio t dead when Cbjrst ^etended to raise him; he was. only organ.: Cbjrst ^etended to raise him; he was. only , dead. The playing dead. The water was pot changed w to tone stth e w e d fltp g .h u t^ ris t brought in some wine that He liad found elsewhere to w to tone stth e w e d fltp g .h u t^ ris t brought in some wine that He liad found elsewhere to make up the deficidnby; Chirstdid not wdlkr the bid ott the shore, that i t up deficidnby; on the sea. bid ott the shore, so near that i t ^ Whht is still more alarmiijg is, th a t Chris- tian, dare not meet this ridicula There more alarmiijg is, a tian, men dare not meet this ridicula ; There Is Ch itiau fa that ub- ; Is not one Ch itiau man fa jfive that can,’ ub- blanched.stand in t|io of all this rail* jfive blanched.stand in t|io presence of all this rail* le saying [ believe in the Whole Bible, t|io presence le ry saying [ believe in the Whole Bible, andry that i t makes.” and n every s nglestatement that i t makes.” every nglestatement Chris an men try; to SQfteji the Bible down to suit tlie skeptic®. Theskeptics sneeratthe. Chris an men try; to SQfteji the Bible down to suit tlie skeptic®. Theskeptics sneeratthe. dividing the.Red Beat and the Christian skeptic®. Theskeptics dividing o r the.Red Beat and the Christian to explaining thaf:fhd indble jir hur* dividing goes to explaining thaf:fhd w ind ble jir a hur* from direction good while, goes explaining jir ncane from one direction a good while, til all the wWer piled and Besides, that good while, u n til all the wWer piled up; and Besides, that i t was1JoW wafer anyhow, and So the Israel piled up; i t was1JoW wafer anyhow, and So the Israel- ites went through without any trouble, not be fre k and ta i“ I believe the not be fre n k and ta y i“ I believe the came to tfle brink otthd. ph know don’t know how a n of Bydenham, aad < Hush depended tmon Bydenham, Hush depended tmon t o tm how to tom Sato | Hush depended tmon t o tm how to pray as tom Sato want physician who want a physician who see * n o t anatomy to doctor m y hrokea l I anatomy y ___ made us (and I think Be did), and if . Bible, is true .(and la rather diaMaed (and I did), . Bible, is true .(and la m rather diaMaed to thmk i t it) then i t is not stranaa th lp Bible, .(and thmk i t it) then i t is not stranaa th a lp m ysr does traverse natural fh tn fa - i it) lp ysr does traverse natural cause: ay. fh a tn fa trodnces When Godmede tbe ay. - trodnces e new cause When Godmede tbe law. He did not make it so strong toeofad not break i t I f God made on* bodtea, wbeu t o y ara broken He is the one to upmdtonUt endy I t is reasonable that sbontd calhBbh t o ara broken He is the one to upmdtonUt end I t is reasonable that we sbontd calhBbh i n ,to) do it. I f my furnace fa t o toUar brW.*down the-e Is SO obmptont to ,to) my brW.*down the-e Is no one SO obmptont to repair i t es the manufacturer-I f m y wgteh obmptont repair i t es the manufacturer-I f m y wgteh t is nh to set i t y stops, t o m is nh one so competent to set i t going aatha one who made it. I f the body stops, t o m is nh one so competent to set i t going aatha one who made it. I f the body is dkncdemd, call in the Maker o f i t f a it tell of dkncdemd, o a oot a)l. as to s s pbysieista tell us, a mattor of .vanttlatlon poisoned air. f cleanliness Or a)l. pbysieista us, .vanttlatlon or poisoned air. o f cleanliness Or dirt, ofnuh-itlSusdlet farel I have poisoned dirt, ofnuh-itlSusdlet or poor farel I have v knownpeople to wed in where the^ dirt, poor known people to get wed in rooms where the^ Windows Bad beep six weeks down tight people get Windows Bad beep six weeks down tight shut, and I have known them to - die right Under patent ventilators. I have known Under patent ventilators. I have known children who had their children sickly who every dey had their bath, WdThsve known childrenevery the Wash WdThsve known children robust, the Wash- ing Of whose faces would make their features WdThsve known children robust, the Wash- ing Of whose faces would make their features .«totottfisafa* .«totottfisafa* ................... I would have ( i I would have ( InwO? t o subject—th a t our prayer must Von i aoh Pint'- hti ■mgj i Mi j the j e o n fa o k fly ,)' B n ifa , •ing w tnb igetive th l l i * \* dtonm Jfa S h e W as. SaveA.J . j “You have a secrcj, Angelica,” said th e young hus'nmd fondly, as he k:s?ed h e r eyelids down. ,“ I have seon a far away look i n your lo v e ly eyes for tho last tw e n ty-fo u r hours. You m u s t te ll your, ow n Augustus all. T h is suspense is mad- dening.” “On, Augustus,” cried th e b e autiful g ir l, as she. butted h e r head against his recently ironed sh irt-fro n t.“ I can, con- ceal from y o u nothing. I havd a soft corn,” W ith one bound h e r lo rd rushed -from’ th e room. To dash m adly found t i e block, to size the f ir s t physician'W ithin -hail,-to b r in g h im b rca tlite ssln to \the presence of h is loved one, w as the w ork f five minutesr th ir - *i£ni< __ le f t side; and ‘the abashed wator-stood 'up hundreds , o f feet high, while th ir ill the Sea , through th e ir -tfwssy w ill the Sea monsters ith the ' monsters gazed w ith affrighted eyes on the ' Israelites?” Tha iratioiikitst-don gazed affrighted eyes on Israelites?” Tha iratioiikitst-don omen you really believe, _There_ never ,..were’ so many Nan- fisherman whalo them — many tucket fisherman a fjsr one whalo .as them . have been rationalists flinging harpoon? a t the Mediterranean monster, and -from the Mediterranean sea monster, and -from th t whale they have il enoilgh to the Mediterranean sea monster, and -from th a t one whale they have got o il enoilgh to lig h t ten thousand soUTs to perdition A they got enoilgh lig h t ten thousand soUTs to perdition A skeptic tells th t Jonah Would have been lig perdition skeptic tells you th a t Jonah Would have been killed in the process of swallowing, and that skeptic you killed in the process of swallowing, and that he could not, anyhow, havo lived throe days fa such Closo hut WoUid haVe! been not, anyhow, days fa such Closo quarters; hut WoUid haVe! been smothered byquarters; the poor ventilation. How smothered by the poor ventilation. How Vthe good'Cbristians immediately to work, Vthe good'Cbristians immediately go to work, , try tP explain the whole thing try natural - - try explain thing try q.»o - as-tb please the ratlonafis\ i fa la.'wi.-a tLS - e _________say , a n d - presence o f five minutesr th ir t y - tw o WaterhUry time. She w as D rdke's Magazine, , f seconds, saved,—! T h e T a le o f t h e M o d e s t H n n te r , ,r Ho had been te llin g her o f some o f h i! tih ' g h u n tih g experiences.* 1 ,, ' “A nd d id you ever f,ealiy encounter s bear?” she asked. “Yes,\ he, said, m o d e stly; f ‘h u t'th e , s to ry is scarcely w o rth re lating. I re- member i t was a b rig h t fro s ty n g lit, and Ihad become separated fr o m m y com-j panions. I was w a lk ic g alo n g b ris k ly ; h o t i n the mood f o r .excitement .at all,’ b u t rather th o u g h tf ul and unobservant, I had been -walking i n the l ig h t fo r scJmt tim e , But tu rn e d f o r a moment in to the shadow, w h e n suddenly m /h an d brushefl against som ething soft, I startcch stopped, an d there, so close th a t I hajb a c tu a lly touched h im l i t passing, w as a huge bear. He sat motionless, .erect on h is haunches, his w h ite te e th gleaming, a nd h ik fic rjr eyes g a z in g s tra ig h t in to m j face; . I te ll you i t was cIo bcquarters. I do not k n o w ju s t, what I d id; b u t ,1 g o t away w ith o u f a scratch,, and I l e f t S dead hear there.’-’ ‘ ‘O George,” exclaimed t h e g irl, lo o k in g Into h is face w it h glistening, eyes. She said no more; h u t she .thought how noble, how bravo, how stro n g ! aS ' she nestled closer to h i n t George*kx^Bect h e r te n d e rly.-! F orty-five minutes later George .was; w alkingdow n'B roadw ny; a n d , as h e a p proaehed a fu rrie r’s shop, h e turtted into tho'sBadow and stood botore tho s ig n o f th e big bear, to l i g h t his cigar.“ Old frie n d ,” he said, between p iiffs ,“ Heave thee dead again ;” a d d he passed on .— Puck. \I ' A L a d y LhcJked in a Safe. A young lady c le rk i p a m illin e ry store iu W ashington hs* h a d a narrow escape f r o m ' death? She w en t in to a large safe v a u lt in th e rear o f the store abo u t 5;SQ p, k , f # p u t «em« articles nway, and another clerk paising closed the safe, d o o r upon her w ith o u t k n o w in g t h a t she Was in s id e ,. The clerk tu rn e d the knob a t the Same tim e ja n d th u s Set'the Comhinatipn. The young ; to o w r e f . quslyAwcugsed w h e n -tffi present who T h e q u e s tio n o f Jcnewthecombination, > quc l i .engag|ag_a_safj_hurglM,3^ o dise s d he p roprietor o f th e store’ hnppehtd It i accidentslly and p u t ah find to all fears by opening the d o o r and releasing th e yo u n g lady from h e r perilous position. She had beefc lo cked iu fo r /w e r a n hour, and m ig h t have Buffocatud to death i f her release h a d been Y ork Times. much ................... ( Von also Me-rfor i t is another subject—th i aoh InwO? t o subject—th a t our prayer must aoh aito he accompanied by mean*. I t is an out- raire tO Oik God to do a thing while we «lt-> accompanied by raire tO Oik God to do a thing while we «lt-> indolent Tha prdyer, tohe acceptable,mu3t - -— raire tO Oik God to do a thing while we «lt-> indolent Tha prdyer, tohe acceptable,mu3t tofae not Only from the heart • but from, Wft ujkndl. Vr • tofae not Only Wft ujkndl. . . Vr • r — ^ t h e r tome to Mefanototm’s hydride and prayed fo r tome to Mefanototm’s hydride and prayed fo r his recovery apd jnrizted,« t the fanie time wM-t uh®. iiJOuM* th® recovery wM-t uh®. iiJOuM* khxiq yfarm soup* th® soup being ju s t as Important aa the prayer In the time f t nlagha th t to soup being ju Important prayer In the time o f t o great nlagha th a t came to York, of England, the -pdeqto prayed aU night, great nlagha York, of England, the -pdeqto prayed aU night, and a ll day fo r t o removal of t o plajme, England, -pdeqto prayed night, and a ll day fo r t o removal of t o plajme, hut did not th in k f oleartog the dead a day r o o plajme, hut did not th in k o f oleartog put the dead dogs and cats that lay i t causing oleartog put dogs and cats that lay i n t o gutters causing the sickness. We must use means as w ell dogs lay gutters causing the sickness. We must use means as w ell as supplications, I f a -man has“ evening fo health and t sits prayers ’asking fo r health and t o n sits down to f ll of indigeetiblee prayers ’asking o down to a f u ll supper of indigeetiblee at, XI , clock t ig h t hie prayer' supper indigeetiblee at, XI . , o clock a t n ig h t hie prayer' .Jsa mockery, A farmer has i f l t t at, . , ig prayer' .Jsa mockery, A farmer has no r i g f l t t o pray fo r the safety o f his fam ily wton he mockery, i g pray fo r the safety o f his fam ily wton he know atoreia t oistenE>Tbe pray know atoreia no cover on t o oistenE>Tbe ..Christian man. recklees about his health ought not to expect the Mine answer tp bis the Christian; who re ought not to expect the Mine answer tp bis prayer as the Christian; man expects who re- tires’ regularly at ten elock at night* and prayer Christian; expects tires’ regularly at ten o elock at night* and taxes morning bath ith the appendix regularly night* taxes ms morning bath w ith the appendix ox a Turkish towet. taxes ms morning a Turkish towet. That God answer? prayers offered in t o rig h t spirit, seconded by effort, fa prayers rig h t spirit, seconded by our own effort, fa the. first and the last IeesQU*of tins te x t and rig spirit, by the. first and the last IeesQU*of - tins te x t and I itis w lesson th a t this age need? to learii. I f all communication betweenage earth and heave I all communication between earth and heave u fa cufc let Us know i I f all Chris u fa cufc off, let Us know i t I f all t o Chris tian prayers th a t are going up toward God never reach Him,then-1 say. let silenoe smite the Ups f the afflicted world.. and the nations never reach Him,then-1 say. let silenoe smite the Ups o f the - afflicted world.. and the nations »niomer tueir groans anu m e quieziy. Goa Ups »niomer tueir groans anu m e quieziy. Goa doe* text shows ifc groans doe* answer prayer. The, text shows ifc You “I don’t.believe the Bible; I think You say: “I don’t.believe the Bible; I think Packard a U to s fM tit hre« tout *fa M« t thd egg* b *li% tp la . l l i * horte-dtmg. O th e rw n tw »« a fa rim t-i t /h fe id * fteejy in othag ftfatd) d U lt about hniisea and uut-hni)«iiW b • n d 'h ^ devourfag i t p r*v *n fa to '• JZrW dbgltp* t o t contamiuatton o f t o w irA h a t )pro- duces epidemics of dhteaseg. ,* - \* i eggs hatch fa sbouH.Sfantl^SW* after t o y are fa )d ; t o ^ l f f t f TOM*' • ' ' ; • - ' ' »W B A w j »< _* a d f a ; a W w M w« * f c * pstcs. I t lira d o r r a a r in s Y h t ju *pupate pstcs. I t lira . d o r r a a r in s Y h t - ju p * to fa r s i t o r Bpveu day* faort^ , pupate , e , pstcs. to fa r s i t o r pupate , sta e , t o perfect fly appear*. Ope o f its parasites-in (hie a small r* d s a fe ,; w hich fastens its body, g«n*f*lty-pear t h # s disease w h ic h eejwesHtto'sw; jjo s J k - B m ld y - — F ife * ,.t* from t o effect* o f tos> tea f ound st panes, surrounded by a mass, asdMcrihed In k prov -However,“ e host from annoyance are t o . kCefp .and surroundings as clean. ^ ’ leave no scraps o f fo o d or, m g morsels about to dttfsb remove a ll filth to a dtsta Farm er. oofastity Jt< s Its e lf ah* fastens i # '. time When a ll the Ilona , Jockjawf D id Jesus pray Lazarus '/• •- - -------- , ju s ta t the timepray when Jockjawf D Lazarus '/• • ju s ta ._... f a h a v e th e grave o '/• • - - -------- grave ju s ta t the time when Lazarus Was himself andcomeout gqingfaoVess himself andcomeout anyhow? Did Je?us lose Rls place iu His sermcm. and gqingfaoVess anyhow? Did Je?us lose Rls place iu His sermcm. and make * Intstaka. when He said-\Ask.-uid ft. make * Intstaka. when He said-\Ask.-uid ft. shaU“ 'giveayou; teak, arid yo shall find: I ZHA/ibr ' aMit j|> j - -i '» ■ .-•< knock and i t shalj. i e opfaed unto youi” shaU“ 'giveayou; teak, arid yo shall find: I ZHA/ibr ' aMit j|> j - -i '» ■ .-•< knock and i t shalj. i e opfaed unto youi” 'giveayou; yo I ZHA/ibr ' aMit j|> j - -i '» knock and i t shalj. i e opfaed aooie wer* aooie wer* so stupjd they could not youi” understandf He our“ For ■ .-•< they could not unto youi” P«M*mgto P«M*mgto you sa1 whale? ’ lying:“ D lying:“ D you whale? ’ story!\_There_ never you really ,..were’ tucket fisherman . — iratioiikitst-don omen lying:“ H ow about Jonah and t o D really believe, t t fish sa1 ’ ’ _There_ never lying:“ H ow about Jonah and t o D o you really believe, t o t fish ,..were’ so many Nan understand f a He goes our“ For every one that asketh end Be th t seeketh that asketh resetveth; end Be th a t seeketh fadeth^aad to him th t knocketh i t shall be fadeth^aad to him th a t knocketh i t shall be ■, I put Jacob, Jacob, -—i -g—j-k------, Fetor . -—i -g—j-k------, Fetor and K in g Hetokfr.-.*dp#l me, ye ancient smacks, JmGod, deaf arid dumfi and bjfnd before a ll human petition; That God antWers smacks, JmGod, deaf arid dumfi and bjfnd before a ll human petition; That God antWers to V e rf I b r in g - t o ton million* facto of I g Chwstoudofa to proto. There has Sever paMEMieufh t t f t T rtolf Chwstoudofa to proto. There has Sever paMEMieufh eeme t o t o f t o T apw rtolf a w - W1 , IM .t Story. ^Msa noijm aiw t motbw. ’ paMEMieufh apw W1 , IM .t o Story. - ^. Msa noijm aiw w t motbw. ’ prayed hark herbad boy rfaeMthe endsod W1 , IM .t o Story. . Msa noijm aiw w t motbw. prayed hark herbad boy rfaeMthe endsod t earth—from Canton, frota Madras, from prayed boy ; t o earth—from Canton, frota Madras, from desperadoes and renegade* who have looked into to d Of fa into to d o o r Of a prayer meeting fa laugh who have been drown b t and scoffat it; into to d o o Of a prayer meeting fa laugh ; who have been drown b y - t o and scoffat it; til theVf b to t altar er. u n til theV _____not the black b y ran ‘ T . iy to God u ' ' YH pray . iy + great awakening th a t ah pray ; who have been drown b y t o er. u n til theV _____not the black power o f pray , b y ran to t o altar crying out fo faurcy Did ‘ ' _____not the black T to God ' power pray , y crying out fo r faurcy r D id ‘ ' smith fa LyOna, N, YH T . iy ' crying faurcy smith fa LyOna, N, YH pray there came LyOna, there came the ratlonafis\ i fa a n d - e q.»o - m the , sembled - _________say that a whale is an, a ir b te a to - -tnoT?r : fag, fish; that lit tle while i t“ _________say that a whale is an, a ir b te a to -tnoT?r, fag, fish; that every lit tle while i t“ to the surface, and that th whale sembled tbeir fag, every comes to the surface, and that th e whale th swallowed Jonah A id the th a t swallowed Jonah A id the same thing, and thus got a supply for itself and the prophet. W h y not, rather say th a t f i thing, got supply the prophet. W h y not, rather say th a t f o r i God do and He couldsay take y i God cau do anything; and He could take Jonah the Whale’s th Jonah through the Whale’s th ro a t, although through t, although the throat WouTd n o t have teen half large enough ordinarily to let him and could the throat WouTd o t have teen half large enough ordinarily to let him pom, and could have kept hita alivo in tha whale fire enough ordinarily pom, have kept hita alivo in tha whale fire years Without a ny air, i f H6had chosen to ! Who made the whal?? God, W ho faade Jonah? ny i made the whal?? God, W ho faade Jonah? God. Thai? He could do any thing He pleased_ w itbeitherofthem God. Thai? He could w itbeitherofthem . The tnomettfc you begiu t o explain away o t ............. , lies and humbugs, o f WhichIf o lies and humbugs, in preference to Which I choose“ ^Esop’s Fables ,11 They atowhat t ............. , humbugs, preference choose“ ^Esop’s Fables ,11 They atowhat t o y ire tend to he—fable*. But if after ll th ^Esop’s ,11 They y ire tend to he—fable*. But if , after a ll th w :he Bible Jesus fa aad , :he Bible dcclsres, Jesus fa pot God, aad Lazarus not raised fro the dead, and pot Lazarus was not raised fro m the dead, and fa e water was pot turned in to wine, sod the Rod Sea not divided,and in to e was pot wine, Rod Sea was not divided, and in answer to prayer Hezekiah’s b o il'd id n o t get well,'then the Bible fa t Wckst fraud perpetrated prayer Hezekiah’s b o il'd id n o t get well,'then the Bible fa t o Wckst fraud ever perpetrated m God’s UmverSB. m God’s UmverSB. A h ! m y frieAda have we beep mistaken? prpyod fo r bit lif e ; God heard him, and added fifteen tt> th t hfetime. The ; added fifteen years tt> th a t hfetime. The , • I , “But ,!1says sofae one,“ I d o tft believe the Libia.1': A h f .then ill have, to rt Libia.1': A h f .then we w ill have, to p a rt com- pany for Four or five mitmtea, fo r i t fa useless pany for Four or five mitmtea, fo r i t fa useless to try to arguo w ith any man With Whom ' IhaTO lfaddn m r own experienee. aPd X l hare had fa t o history of m y owp family, , m r own experienee. hare had fa t o history of m y owp family, to,evidepesthaFGodanswers-prayer.. My. , history y owp family, to,evidepesthaFGodanswers-prayer.. My. the , ith three Christian as to,evidepesthaFGodanswers-prayer.. My. m the , w ith three Christian women, as- sembled week after , week and prayed for tbeir children;, they kept'up that -tnoT?r : t“ , prayed tbeir children;, they kept'up that prayer meeting df fo iir after t“ children;, they kept'up prayer meeting df fo iir persons year after year. The world knew nothing f It; God att- meeting persons year year. The world knew nothing o f It; God att- SWered ail thoae prayers. A ll the group nothing SWered ail thoae prayers. A ll the group Came f a ; t o eleven sons and daughters of my m o to r earn* in, myself the last; ; daughters my m o to r earn* in, myself the last; Sickness to my Sickness came to iny hon*hold—hopeless sickness, i t seemed to A t S ’clock Sickness came to iny hon*hold—hopeless sickness, as i t seemed to many. A t S o ’clock oh Saturday afternoon the invalid was car- ried to toe steamer fo r Bavaphah., A t XI oh Saturday afternoon the invalid was car- ried to toe steamer fo r Bavaphah., A t XI ? clock t next day, being Sunday, standing Bavaphah., ? clock t o next day, being Sunday, standing in this place, of God prayed fop day, being Sunday, standing in this very place, a man of God prayed fop the f the. gick A t that time, very place, prayed fop the recovm-y o f the. gick one. A t that time, XI oelock, she Whq had bhen prostrated throe recovm-y gick XI oelock, she Whq had bhen prostrated throe weeks, w ith nows pBlp Walked, up oa deck. Th? to Being miracu pBlp up Th? eooumoee was as near to Being miracu- lous I imagine. T h t she hope- Being lous as I can imagine. T h a t she was hope- common > tr y ‘ ' vuuiiuwi to t r y ’ > trtr ‘ ' t h a t tw ic e three a re s li, ’ common ‘ ' iw*» vy oyujv vuuiiuwi t-ltfa f lis h to t t > tr y ‘ ' t h t tw ic three li,y vy oyujv fro n t-ltfa f o o lis h to t r y t oproveto aman ’ provided he does y ‘ ' li, oproveto ’ provided he does address, therefore, fa to in the Bihle. I t to IfS address, therefore, do belleve in the Bihle. I w a n t to to ll you th t is the mlghtleet f all remedies, IfS S J f c you th a t prayer is the mlghtleet o f all remedies, c to to ll you all IfS S J f c alike; the saineklnd o f medlcine is giren to both of-them, and in the satte quantities.' giren both of-them, and in the satte quantities.' helped many a blundering doctor through ffithacase t t wouldhave otherwim becoma ffithacase t o t wouldhave otherwim becoma Thera fa such * o completely Uiunanageabla Thera fa such * thing Gospel hygiene, Christian pfam* completely Uiunanageabla thing as Gospel hygiene, aa Christian pfam* macy. as Slvine materia medioa. That fa foolish fa Pats f sick- _ fa a foolish man Who, fa Pats o f sick- Peso, goes only to human resouroea.Whsn we have thee* instancesf t o Lord1* macy. _ goes only we have thee* instances _o f t o Lord1* help in t o sidfajfpopi;: Befar* you salt 4he doctofc*w faJtelO heS Juar1@ SEW help sidfajfpopi;: you 4he doctofc*w m faJtelO heS Juar1@ SEW look t Him who cured Hess- goes away look up t o Him who cured Hess- 8 £ f if e S iS b b a ie a doetorwho knopsJhovr tosrayu.G od send salvation t o alTthe J^tersT-SMraeas knopsJhovr tosrayu.G send salvation t o alTthe J^tersT-SMraeas would be ofteoer balked, death would be f iillf o f toner hurled back from the d o o rs iillf med- ical men cams fate the sfafc room lik e Isaiah o f tho text, w ith a prescription fa their famfa and the ord Of th * Lord in their to and the w ord Of th * Lord in their m o u to John Abercrombie, the meat celebrated f wheP be wsnt physician o f Scotland, praved wheP be wsnt to the *ic k and ha Wrote physician o f Scotland, praved wheP be wsnt n to the *ic k room, and ha Wrote no mora dUwusesofroom, the bratoPtbaaaboti* ablyabottt“ dUwusesof the bratoPtbaaaboti* op th a t Sunday morning miraculous miraculous jp tbe San la -jp ta la Atkins, December 16, t o te s tify . T h fa fa nO-aecend- I f I daTed to mefcbtuki t o r e w fanq force ip prayer, mefcbtuki fts H ih d foprayer, *na.mi»Su fanq ip a fts ra u H ih a s d o n s fo r me *na.mi»Su atrika medaad. Prayer impoteptl Wj is the migbuest force in touaiveree, Prayer impoteptl is the migbuest force in touaiveree, the ntag h#*»fa.speed, the Alpine ayafaneho no power, Compared With fa And itt conclusion, I have And now, itt conclusion, I have fopreeent m* Checks, blank cheokWCP abank m* Checks, blank cheokWCP .w abank In blood, aodsigned b y blood, aodsigned y .-•on fa t «9r»*i I t fa not I safe fo r yep to give a blank mfadk w ith your Pame tolfcyep Y do knpw hatm lght & S give your Pame tolfc Y o u do pot, knpw w hatm lght be w r it o i above. But hsr* f »hlaak check l whioh God says l ean gfveryeu; i t is signed ’ riting f t LordT Jesus Chrizt,by to b d it in f of - - — says l gfveryeu; signed ’ w riting o fftf t o Lord Jesus Chrizt,d r it in g of a - T - — ........ ........ f i l l I t ith *n thing wimt safe fo & S says l gfveryeu; signed ’ w riting o f o Lord Jesus Chrizt,by to b an d r it in g of a - T - — ........ ........ and f i l l I t ith *n thing wimt riting by g - - — ........ ........ and you can f i l l I t up w ith *n y thing yon wimt to. ^‘Aklp and i t w a ll fia -given to you; 'seek, andy*shall fipA” 1 do no* say th a t fa^w ill be atisWered iu fa st t f andy*shall fipA” say your p fa^w w ill be atisWered iu fa st t o w a f bpt I do i t Will be answered your p youexpsct, bpt I do say i t Will be answered fa t b t Ohl ill tru st Him? youexpsct, bpt say fa t o b w t way, Ohl w ill yon tru st Him? This Is to outcome of ali this subject. way, yon This Is , to outcome of ali this subject. , subject. I f f spould ask t o men and women ip th i* * '.w ho have to d God * ----- '.w ho have to m d God t u l p l M to t it s l p an S u m l u a m e M kw»re4»fim i Whom“ you TvoulcCneerhr kness and trotibfa, you kness and trotibfa, dedicated you muohin dedicated ■ iS a ^S so muohin rord was a supplicatiop our last petlj Doom, after t , . petlj Doom, after t o y bat death from your urew, , . y of death from your urew, .of Joved hakeurew, Id your Up .of Joved ones hake Id Ou have only strangth i Up .of Joved ones hake Ou have only strangth i ■ Jesus, reoelvemy T h * reason a person at o ie fih d o f * ‘ lopg p-on pipe w il l hear twicb*£>y*t th * re- sounds made a t the other grid; fa iro n is a better conductor o f spppd tpan a jr is.’ so th a t th e sound w hich, fa, hp ir d > last travel* th ro u g h tha a ir add hence more slow ly than over the mejb*i. There a rt 7 000,000 colored poodle itt th * United S tatoa . 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( AmrOTffremfrewa f * prescription Wblcih completely ouradanfi taV Mmjg mtf death. ( AmrOTffremfrewa f * R ti e fiM a ti s m Aocorainx So reomt tavMUkaUon* la CMted 1 Cesi Of lKcticraotd to tbeblood. ! M * * lS r e W ‘ fibrcrreU«rat*.)fat1MlarBrla'fae]<itafa ‘ tha local jnanifaatatiUM of tba dUMs*, tha local jnanifaatatiUM of tba dUMs*, adm in the back »nd sheoMUn, a tlh a knaaa, MUafa, Wpa * 'id - M piepiabavafrmbdm Hoodb - piepiabavafrmbdm - tlta aad parmaoe&t eina fa r. jnadldtta, by fit pttrfiyfa* and parmaoe&t jnadldtta, by fit pttrfiyfa* and naotrallaaa iha addity of Star <*« naotrallaaa iha addity of Star <*« upend atrengttwia v H o o < t ^ y M lM | l® r U ra A|l|V|im U|| Bold by by by <3,4 Ol b ' Hu k l e t YxttAaB, • Webster, Gouuty, New York is a vety healthful TewHty Thomas I>tWH*ayHrws«rt**,f one hnndrefi ana; lo u ry e tw triff,' Hi* W ife!* ninety-two.“ aranay\ Eagan died thefe recently at fhe .ag* of oh* hundred and seVen, Mr. and Mis. Madden, both rerident* o f the same village, are one hpn4r*dy*aW old, ; . )i r e J * '’*' ‘ F f ''* W r ^ ^ h * »vw« > Y ' C\ '■'' ’' \ * j .‘ . '. HA1 :.:7l'. L c ' ' :■' • I — LaAge. - ^ . and , try explain q.»o - as-tb la.'wi.-a tLS StrumaataTity. * “But sofae I
