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FACTS ABOUT EILEB.
A sear •.Hoenig a a tow ..aeereaa
Puna a Weedckosa.1
Wanted ■ settee Mher Wellies.
"D., they edit here 1"
The several occupants of the n■w•
looked snood and saw • young lady
1 rias, says • writer to the Fetes. mod utaadiig in the doorway. She noddtd
Barra*, (re a tee moats oe the bear. sightly to the hum reporter, and that
I bate known bruin for the past forty individual returned the salution with a
years. l Immense Ltm ea the tressl in placid utile -and -a -half -over -eight -hurdles
Northern 14Ictijgaa, Pe.gltanta soli GM►k, •lose grandeur of expanse would
the North wuoda• 1 (late sew him to alone hers made it noticeable.
Wisconsin and ]Yiahesofa Yue are right this time madame,"
Urdittaroy brava is swot v danger- he said. "This is the exact spot where
use as • mono ur the festive eoud- the seething brain of the trained lour
chuck. Dut tt dens happen that the
mother of any shamanl will ignore dan-
ger to herself is Anginas "f her pining.
Almost any animal will g., wild mud
reckless of danger in defence of her
young, and the bear is wonderful fur
muscle. Consequently, when a she
bear turns on her tormentors it is well
to keep back a5out mighty -Cite and •
half feet. She doesu t want to hart any-
one. She only wants to get her babes when I Knot right to the door I just
away from that fearful biped with the thought I should die."
Derby bat and a dead rabbit cut on his u don't appear to be in danger of
hair. you bower bre you are rade enough immediate dissolution," remarked the
It
rt
:tent proceeds to bobble, and the lances
of Tltostht that pierce with unerring
aim the brawn helmets of Wrung are
ever held in couchant poise by strong
arts ready to launch them forth at the
slightest signal of danger.
Papa doesn't know I am up here,"
said the vision of loveliness, "but
manilas d•.es. The very minute I told
her that I was going to see an editor she
said it was the best thing to do, but
"Not that I know of." -
"Everything g,.es tot just the assns.
"Jest the asula."
"Aid didn't you hear that I bad lues
ell faith in human nature, and retired
Ism the world 1"
"Never heard • word of it Tra-la,
add Mali, I'm of.
The bear sat down on • thistle and
thought the matter over for a few
minutes, and then anise and made a bee
line for his usual haunts, telling every
animal he mat on the way that he had
been off on a tithing excursion.
YOYA L:
The cyu'c who Hatton himself that he
is revenging vu the world by sit!idr•w-
ing his company forgets that he will be
obliged to associate with himself
floras of Ujishom.
Geuius can never deepisu labor.
Beauty without grans is a book with-
out a bait
The only jewel which will not decay is
knowledge.
A truth one done not understand be-
comes RR error.
If you want to put your hoends to her, "^"' repo er•
making the escape of her cubs dowbttd
"Oh, uf course, I don't mean exactly I An idle man is like stagnant water ;Ire
cot rupts himself.If you that," said the young lady, "but 1 was
well, "you tale your choice." rhe smallest aequisitiou of knowledge
drive her to desperation and she has the awfully nervous, you know—I always has a wuneyod value.
was that way—and when I was • little In the battle of life no eau can win
by tiring blank cartridges.
The energies of the soul slumber in
the vague reveries uf hope.
Justice is the bread of nations ; they
are always hungering for it.
There are epidemics of nobleness as
grit to stand by her cut*, "tetter you
stand • bindle back."
I have Cragged a good deal of bear
meat. I have buten twice on a lune
cruise in the North woods. I saw ser- „ ,, ould you like to read the Hawkins-
era. bean there- all intent on their own 'villa Clarion or the Cuhuea Freeman?"
affairspointing to a pile of exchanges
Su slight was the banger from wild „No, I don't care about it, thank
animals there, aud at; childish crewed Y' u „ was the reply. `:You editors
the imm.mer armaments of the average must have a hard time managing :all the
tourist, that I tie ca:ue to leave not only
girl papa used to say that the only way
to govern me was by kindness."
"Well, we'll be gentle with you," re-
plied the personal friend , of Raruma
my ride, but my rerulvet behind. And
I found the eight -ounce r.d and the
pocket hatchet all sufficient for defence
against wild beasts. All the seine, a
she bear with cubs may be dangerous. I
will give three Instances that I can vouch
\
for.
peeple who conte up here."
"'!'here is a managing editor for that
purpose," said the reporter.
"How nice ! And do all these geute-
men edit ?"
"Yea."
"I'm going to bo married next week,"
said the young lady. "Ain't it funny 1"
Forty yuais ago "Jim Steele,- with a „Quite ludicrous, no doubt," was the
record of seven panthers, tttenty one
re1
bears, and 1,300 deer, resided at the p y
mouth of "Asoph Run" He sent his
son, aged fourteen, up the creek for the
cows one evening. The boy came Lack
frightened and crying, saying that a big
bear had chased and nearly caught him.
"And I came up here, she contin-
ued, "to see if you would put. a nice
notice of the affair in your paper. Will
you do it d"
"Certainly," said the horse reporter.
"Would you like to have it-eferred
Old Jim was disgusted at the boy's tow -Ito as another one of tastes delightful
moioe, l,esving his rule h�.went hack events in which the happiness of a trust -
With the boy, and at the malilti of the I ing lure finds glad fruition in wedded
Kennedy Run the boy commenced to blues orr the marriage bells rang out
say, "It was just here," when an im• merrily last evening„telling to the star
nlen,e ! ear juanpel from under the lit skies a joyful talo of love's final
bank, reared el her hind lege, and,
showing all the teath she had, growling,
snarling and threatening, made at the
party. Old Jim took it in at Ones,
"Jump on my back,” he yelled t. , the
youngster, 'which the bey did at once;
and yelling, tucking and Bounshing a
knife, all the weapon he had, Old Jim
and the boy got away. Then they saw
the mother hear cr•sathe "riffle" on the
creek and scatter a; the mountain' side,
t•, be seen no m•..e of men forever.
Thiity-two years ago "Harry Eilis,"
bum and brei on Pine Creek, guided a
well as epidemics of disease.
True loge is like a jack-o'-lantern ; it
is hard to catch and rarely seen. •
Heroic unselfishness always C vnmands
the ei:thuaias<m of mankind.
Dean Stanley said : "The best reme-
dy for all evils is to look' forward."
The unused talent, the unimproved
opportunity, is sure ro be taken away.
No metaphysician ever felt the deli-
cacy of language ao much as the grate-
ful.
Hato enters sometimes into great souls,
but envy conies from lit tle minds only.
A miser is a man who lives and sluts
like a beggar in order that he may utter
be poor.
Putiellee is net paseice ; 011 th con-
trary, it, is active, it is concentrated
atreii th.
Cumulate. - A trams
all'tactual with this Hair
eat,.rea grey hair to its
a few waists use. Said
bottle by Jere. Wilson.
3
well known in!
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D.FERO
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Enlist Chas. L P•arcy,of brooks, Me.
"Frau early youth I was in feeble
health, troubled withhumor in my blood
weakness and debility of the system gen-
erally;lwas unable to laboru 'land
oand nly at spice light business,
only with great caution. Seven years
ago, the taut spring, i bad a severe attack
of Diphtheria, which left my limbs pare -
fixed auto useless, so that I was unable to
walk or even sit up. Noticing the adver-
tisement of Peruvian Syrup, I gave it a
trial, and to my great jcy soon found my
health improving. I continued tho use
of the Syrup until three bottles had been
usetl,and wasrestored to complete health,
entirely to the use of Peruvian Syrup,
and hold it in high estimation. Icannot
speak tow str,ni,ly in its praise. I have
several times recommended it in cases
very similar to m7 own with the same
good results." timid by all druggists..
triumph Both of those sentences are
kept in type and you can have your
choice. "-
"I rather like the last one beat,"
said 'the young lady. "It is more ten-
derly beautiful. Dont you think so ?•'
"Yes," replied the horse reporter.
"there IN a sort of curfew -will -not -ring -
to -night tinge to it that laye over the
other one •
't R'ell then 1.11 take that. And will
an editor 1* around to write it up ?'
"Certainly."
Delays are dangerous, particularly in
Kidney�>Dieatea, so take at once Dr.
VAN BCREN'ai KIDNEY t eY.E and obtain
relief from all your eutleringr. Your
druggist keels it. Jas.Cude-
rich. 2,11
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party to the huckleberry hills ..f taw' '!1 will send you a piece of the wed- shouldco-'. y.•m. wore1 .',:i'a' an.nnd a
I ding cake." _ontinued the young lady. saloon, yon wo'.td ❑o . y 1• t :t div,on.
Barrens. While prospecting for the I inside of 24 hour. • .. a »',.' i rook.'it
beet berrying grwnds he was suddenly
confr:nted by an immense bear, which
arose frown behind a large fallen trunk,
and rearing en her hind legs, made dir-
ectly at him. roaring. grunting, snarling
and showing her best array of teeth.
"Do," said the horse 1i,porter.
she herr cies ..t s, t .i.:1 "1 t 1:'-•a'.
"There is a dol; up my way that needs%he iror7•i i.•
killing --(Chicago Tribune. of 144.04'.1•• el as n'a'ry..• i : .t . for tt.
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chid t••.tl tall 1o,., i' ,.:Mout 1 1, a.- I•i,.etT
wort atter week..
111
Ito• the 1lorld Went tight ena.
A bear who had made himself believe 'I
Harry seized and flourished s pine knot, that he had the worst luck' of any animal 1
whooping and tlyelling at the top of his was crawlingthrough the
}in creation,
voice, as he ran backward at his Hest woods one day when he met a Serpent,
ptce for a fe'- rods only, when t`e bear ;alto enquired:
returned and quickly conveyed her two Which sea} now, troy friend ?"
cubs out of danger.. 'I am going to find some spot where
On tie same range of hills I once went I can retire from the world. The world
huckleberrying with Farmer T., his wife
and daughter. on invitation. His rig way has not used me right, and in revenge I
a two -hone farm waggon, the bettoln of will desert it "
the waggon packed with iii7erted tubs ") wouldn't do that."
and bucket.'. Distance to 1'te grounds, ••D-ut I will. I can no longer trust
twent)-.one miles. hod 1 hate been cheated, lied to
By dint of starting at three a.m., and i anybody.
abusianng the horses to unwonted speed, 1 and misused until I have no faith loft.
we were nn the ground at eleven a m.,
among berries an plenty that the ..round
was absolutely hidden. It was a short
job to pick a bushel of berries on suck
ground ; but I had "Leen there before,
and I thought I knew of • place about
three-quarters of a mile westward. where
the berries ware equally plenty, but lar-
ger. So I took large tin and start,
limey spot, and he then crawled ,into a
s psi.
ed. Half way to the ground therre was a Mole and bee•In listening for the Crack
gulch to be crowed, and this gulch was I of Doone. it made him feel good to
btdly blocked with fallen timber. When think that the world was turning itself
near the bottom. I tie
I will now retire within myself, and if
any convulsion of nature takes place the
country .oust nut blame me for it. I
Lave home all that one bear can be ex-
pected to put up with."
Bruin went his way until he found a
lice.-l'ittsenrg (Jazctft.
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to enra>zd bears, a the WO" I be* l passed like all -other nights. Pio nue Pout Stomach and menta 11'a . It \Ri t.tt
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Chinese teeth � es the cam y''.��F.�
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other. .Hirst. Slat hadly scar$ .
As for .gear, I wase't stared a bit : A.
for the bear, it goes without saints ;
who els Ind played le of a
she got down on all fours, sad trek hee-
tt self of with bar cube 1,'r •11 she wee
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After a long and hungry night, bruin I tootle /retie
thomngh and sNrch c,
began to weaken. After much argom.at I � �tlo Aiat ran M amp n1
with himself, he crawled out of his den 1 R re psis. sora. the lwlwel. ai. In'
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
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