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her snot, ' .1 a.*.r:y a rased dor .. t i it
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winning' nem- ...d 1.410 Y1 hAl 1 • 1.• •..410,
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neatly weir .1.:d by tie Transom, r Ir s
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THE .114:N %l rdfT)RRICH. ()NTT., TNTiRRDAY MAR. 'R.
THE SECRET
Of the marvelous success of Burdock
Blood Bitters lies in its specific curatilts
power over et cry organ of the body.
The Liver, the Blood, the Bowels, tba
Stomach, the Kidneys, the Skin, tbs
Bladder, in tact, all parts of the human
ssstcm are regulated, purified, and
restored to perfect natural action by
this medicine. Thus it CURES all
diseases affecting these or other parts
of the s) stern, Dyspepsia, Constipa-
tion, B.'J Blood, Biliousness, Head-
ache. Kidney and Liter Compkint,
Obstinate Humor., Old Sores, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Nervous or General
Debility, sad all irregularities of the
system, caused by Bad Blood or dis-
ordered action of the Stomach, Bowels,
Liter or Kidneys. Thousands of testi-
monials warrant the assertion that
B.B.B. k the BEST SPRING
MEDICINE FOR YOUNG OR
OLD.
He (ought the Svtapto+. Navel; , bet floors s.. moue wtlhtu o,u. nolo. et: it.
:)at.) was lull of tetrad et the chasooi i• Nobody kers hon low n t •. .r a•4. t auier
him. He grow nags. d rad restless, sit. f-nwein the tu.l.t mud about u•, but ,e
pr ...ed with egse fears et 1....J '5.55.. n.y 11,104'1 rye• I •r.- this a .'•.t.4.) •.1 nit, r,.'
• 0.1 realty .ulTertsg «reit ids.t:eal tan, • %r. you sure. N "onto.'
1st•, awe\ against hie eel:. he allowed '1 suspected it toe fi,•r d.) w,• .•.t,... leu•
lhry to cal) u the foully *). t:au, 400. l.v...s 0.• elver lr.' . 1 ar•.re to .0:e ,d m)
541.0. wN *imam, he; •tr., .ay ..reed, cos e:•rnes in I'ottey:1W In ern., " a an 05-
e ..t
...tiny two words espy 'reflect rest.' p rivecr'•I man to test my Suspi,:,ou.. That.
•11.. brain u overworked,' he •xpamerl, gentleman emotion '.ov opt' i.w,.
•a.,•t no mini..-*' sill ern. *law ,w torrents :'h• re is .o d,.ubt,rw*y.i ,. .n'•. n..'am,
la .iUuy .id ,,-mesal=e. 1 .. 5ien alio) : •.. ,.• '•Id arm. aa, 'easy tea +be•: Ile
you cul IIu. -thee \ley, a mod time , 1. in; so tear the s•eo rt 0 c... sons he
for • 000 .try trap. 'fake mm 114 the- uuuo .• . t:•55'.
,toy, lir•. d' 1. - `f1.. 'laeeticir ie,' sold ,the y,.•0ser
Whips you didn't ham, t .t•; era .tr- Wt,e.'o. readied. It was min to 1.me. : -•near, •whether you will wit not. metope
Wherein.' too oft w, where ogee. Of unlewtaceet writ Mh.-maw yourseiv.w 1 .rhe .arm'rl,.•ti t
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. ..,d Nam. rept . ie u.e4 to 1n• 11x01•. 11 • moa .cork, of the mite yin an eft 211 yOu 01.li to tispo.r of
Y mete ate,• driest T itov. "Y niubt 411 stoney H. woad •rte:lw +onfe---t-=1r-rc '1»'r1y'
t., the p•ltryS1I buudrrd,,year the tlr•ttica a1.r.1 him : w wad take bill' •Titre sb5(5 for •that,' owl.'. 1\ he. too.
;m fMet f.tb.rmeat&t-.i•bi tv �,ry tt.b, during, the summer : would, in sheet, ' 'I well recurs teeth you to Potirclire."
p-mp.•rlss.. ; •\l'hritot. to, l,asics.
1!'.atiA San .\nd • then limey -I tile. i.r.,wo•eyed.1 '1/tn't free: Ifshy : 'the. lied et hustler
ped,•a,., •'o t• r Da •y- . stone v..wv1 wee suit ail a flute, eke1 wi'J rot. injure inc. l'uu *tit 1.4 nw+ ,leen le
frost sex moire. •Wbe. you •t ' ' f w•• ...tamely tatcrr th•te a veil Cr on (Alla t•i the me ter
law you • . , ' , g. slues+n tar • of ter t 1, • pat Ilcr f..41 dow)a.' $.eh s •l'ertainly
year coumr. .. ' m to .t a feat ! It was eared tit itawit • And the decision, after Wheel. n l.a1.prs,
After they veto all ft , hav►nt :-std • that It had m7 w.rgbl its the world'. such. • n..mth is l'ettey:iie, was to *Ml out to •
lea too, o , tau. .*54 o'. 11'0ar .'u was. leer) :.a� it was .!'.00. and Deasy tempt u! c •o.p.tnv who were already bur,..: up the
burpr .eel t.. .M i s .otr, (brown 1.1etc i int r •+ n .s* y er, Mud T .n. o•ald ' va.•atnt lamp .nrr,.un4,ott the fern., Tie
*TOL
WhA, ,. it, -1
•Tnee 1'.o'r morn M hoot my f. *dings,'
11 SV esoi...stay, 'tits they will .est *bout
my firm, arid and I de•'t blot it:
'11 u r • . valuable re-. Mon, ee y•u
w whin 1 :ell ton about it. N' on 1
was a baby, .ou* otter mamma dial, 1 way
very ill. and the doctors &dv,-•te'1 my father
to two! me to the cosatry f -.r o't" .1." of
sir. Tnere urs. an o 4 eervent of 18'1 er's
family. who bed d.agried a termer, and
was eft a widow with swell 1.rm. Such
• farm, 1� Nano. ' TM house h .� obit'
throe room.. and looks ae if s hi:.r-wind
'oke 11'heetour• caw 1. -sr in. sun.mel. i %remit lawyer knew nethIng rf sant ins, en.:
wonting. There was her fare•, • peer place i hail no desire to ,r.an, but he w•. o-. tool,
to he .aro, het. at least o house, and a. of, 1 .t.d lie nude eat.•:.*'tort terma t-.1 the ,tt'.e
some turi.lt,ue u , , .u.1 .nrrouu..rd by of the I.:e!ate,' sot !Way re:uaord h„n,, e
bsantttml n•mnery. poe.eming the beet of err' ameba' ammo.
and water. With e,z herr 'owl a year they I A Europeen trip motored Ow health o!
w'•a:.l •tot.t&u e, and ti...... 'a es a nest ei `1 time young !antler. and he re,urnuel pr_eeire
f,i ►•*hk i. root. .4 emergency. la year afterwards. with et ery hope .4 one
%1 hart, u pehawed, 11'hatton fumed, f. 1 day reel r I m h -a notion of hone, a i Cr lithe
vein. Resolute lath. Kelso pecked trunk.. Door, tail rather,.•u,ue1 at Or tier for.
a•raegsd ler iii. ,•hold, ea.•rved her ow. ,tun.•, eatery: wpm d.xneet:c .duties in •
half groove girl to weeompaay the parry as igrand house nuth serviettes, carr..1r, torsti,
c'• 'd'd nun and rebated the entire Tree- Pit,• rnd le, els.
man f&oi'y no her ad.. ' I: at liter a fairy tale, Wharton, she
Atad Wharton. feeling those queer feelings! •.n 1, ' to think .d thio miser.' Is place be eg
wan!.' ntter'y demolrh it; (floe Ia.od Is so ie bs load ,ocreaiog, the din..p•Ile be- 'sovalual W. }tor Margaret little realv.•.l
11100i., ha' .t wee slow Rarvntioll i0c•ut'vale comic.) more truluent, Meetly submitted to the bolus* .he was he•r.•w•.g upon ins
it. Batt i' w*. all the home Marw.re• had. fate in the person of Mem, atp'•teed the' :its.. she left tri 411 • she iia utd her
Ti's may j :Lie that .be was Vere glad to veriest* pants an ,nue to Torn rruem•..sd ; farm.'
recite. the li. eral press father paid for era, •tr..mpa.ied ►'y his wife, chid and nor ., I Tho Trueman mulling, sh.riny in Ll: gain
and My.'.wn mot her oaeW Det have given took up hie tourney to Corn's \Idl. 1t wee ermis l).i.y's gifts mod eulerhel0mente, me
me nese Ines. g care. Every year father early .warning when • rickety old wages l looser laugh derisively, hut •peek In the
WIMP to tete nim &web. Med eY•'1'Y Voter was cuotmeing the party soil baggage entered I moat re.p ectful taros 01 0..t precious
. persuaded o leave ms, until 1 win eight &. tether* that had oec•• tees • terve, and
years ofd, nisi • marvel of mega: health the family at ence took pots/Maim, of 1 SANT',
imd perfect ignorance. Then 1 *•strut m term.
• hoard's': senool, but I still ,pent my ,urn- inc paupers was not encouraging.
mer vie -sneak with old Margaret. end 1117 The house ha not been improve.% u, yes
trunk was always half IIlbd with ,romtarte of a nptins sod nosiest. and even Itatsy's i Kankakee, of Montana, the mauag,r u( the
for her. Having no o.e ia abs world who hewrt. Sank at tbo broke. roof. th. tumble.
claimed ktu'lrsl with am, no Ice glee but down doors, the sheik, windows. But, "l first overland express ' It era tr.l at Little
me to hove, Virgarst loved me with her she, said, covering her face with a brave Itosk, Ark., and followe.l • e .:hero route
whole he.rt. N:x Tiara ego. after father .mile, 'there they were, tad they must � thaneh Kamm, New Met,.., .trrro•, sed
dud, sod 1 c one hereto bre with 1 ode mole to. bait of it'' then to Iwo Angeles, PalAla.nr two yeah
Ater, 10 19b0, Der company weal formed tor
Tom. Margaret died nod left ate her farm. Jennie, 151 nurse, -cooed • treasure, and the purpo.e of carry ins rhe mil► u. i' '1'„„.
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It has beim • j•.ke in the 'Mail] ever miner. the women were aro. husy 'putting 10I riir 1.,• It w.. koown a the ('mortal
Om place N so utterly vdwlem that we cap right,,' a Niki VI'herton took Tom no an era I lverland, ('al.fu, nit and l'ike's Peak El.
n eitherwell it nor rent it, &.d it rrpreasUts plonng expedition over the estate.
only the love of ea old woman for her .urs- I There was • oluew glance 1n his eve, ash,
hag.' came Welt is tame for du.mm, but he only
Some time we will tent i$, Yoe bine net I ..Id
told me its locality.' ' 'I can't quite trait
qt s in Psnsyly nkh alae miles from I I)&isy, but s there •
anywhere, father used to my, b.c&us it s! min -
Wee miles off the railroad. But you cam i '1 es, the mail goes out [once • week '
.Iw&ya biro & waggon or earri.RS a 'i 'I'11 only waste • dome hoes, dear.'
to go ever'. ('ern'. Mill : well m7 tare' 1.1 The dorm lines being written and posted,
tor] weer 1..'.. MiIL %1 h.rton seemed to find an unfailing enaroe
Atter rhes explanation Wharton More 1.5.1 „f .eusemeDt roving about the term poke
Wetting about Dau]'i'tr.iMtato with per mg holes in the ground with • short mite.
feet rood nature, and dsiYod ha 1°10.1105 1 otters kneeling down to rumter the earth,
of erecting • palatial sstd 7 lost sp00 the so turned over thinly hinted at planting
piece whin he b.e.me a mLlionurr and some vegetables, though she said despond•
Judge of the Supreme Court. ingly
Ring people of modes bm7' •. sod h•' - '1 don't suppose they will grow of we do.
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Mg so meome of abase lis kardr.d dollars '\err*' m,ad Men. and peas 0.0. 10,e.
m i...., W 6.rto. sed Daisy new no reason Wait till we have lin answer to my letter..
to delay the r wedding, sad were married A week later. when June was roma, the
with • lame .wmbi./e of true friends answer ram. in the person .1 two men, one
around them. They west to howkeapiq white -hared end absent minded, the *Leer
in • little Muse modestly furnished and vo°og ..4 emphotie.11y busm.sslihe.
weirs fur p.nme0 of ' eve ie a metas,.. w Marten safe them • cordal welcome, and
Rut Wharton Hill ems smbtr•es. Y&r idler partaking ni • subsWual leeches■
ins studied hie profnedee aed.r great d1f the three started out epos the farm.
acuities, often e.inir bslttrry to boy Needful' 1.1Otle lyvy. intes.el• happy In the
hook., often losing hi. sitelh 'S r..I t• IN" knowledge that Whartne had not had are
.ver batt, point.. 56 w5 boll' 10.1 mad der,, torn Nose their arrival at the farm,
greed ef hie lite week, ltd masse to win • t5.d he hd 1he •pptihs of • plow by. sad
sow position Noreen. His Mee for Daily, was .,...1u1 and fo11 of •.1Mti0. mea
tree, bene.% love, wag sitar .11ows4 to in bast' halite( • latch nt pies, when the throe
legacy. 1►omv's farm;
4
The O14 •vee/pnd natl.
l bic.go Journal ' The first expreee ever
run ..:roes the plains wee started by a man
named Butterfield lis 1R5fy' said Al.x&oder
SIX DAY AVALANCHE.H 0 Th
land weeks %ebbe, age Tier wa..k Ver I Merit. •1 Travel to Ise Masai pisses
8 IN TRANCE. 1 HL RUSH OF AN 'rper a s
ya• .4 W,• li/ i s
a Irma,
he bas hem dls uehtied, says the tall Yell tb very roughest Wt of imams you Aare 11,,1,1,71671.11:7.1m=„1",sesse. a sew M osel t nerhNilo::
w
Budget. As usually Mapper*, he dads t ever ems, or helm m ....payor, crumple It +wto \u,eunber.
know hu look 14.54. two tea ol mso►►.d tow • ball, and Oozing It - u a Isola, , up N'L0.er nay be oases favorite mime F.utt•
1:.h anvelo.nbta it .Ul br reMeeded b. all cruk»
wine .Misted with every almensetloo d U
pose all . tared parte to be pcS• aid the •1. Thu Hwrar •teed• lawra,w as •
aW TSr a1m1M/Nr*
►opiums reylse5 p.ctmr tae "red.",
p ouhes a s,w+ter arh.t marina.
„l}„ I ) le "um' b Ypres eat le min 101 s
Smash a mambas IN 1896
'lbws was one lucky Stan m London, aid Victoria I'Mooed Lwow, If too o.s,
bursting pipe and biting frost he ay serene
acd win, beneath a wolf skin rug : whole
slippery streets aroused in tie the barest ,n
e:tect• of pruwty, he amnestied os un-
cnseciously Fur six days and six mutate :.e
die sotto m else but stun:her..ud !1•turd.y
•irht they woke bum up.
.\ urw'ep.. .r representative wept to dee
r 14114*', he„aw previously inspected mad
( rooted ►a blodul I,i0n to state. It esteem.
tit ..i* that he urea . pretty sight. •
deathlike p.lor uverepre.d his cuuutsoance
Med struggled with . hex days' growth of
maned tor pr+-emtneuc r.pulslyse.s. Hie
seines were unpleasant1$ Jilted. .\ sorv-
og5 twuching possessed hu n,outb and e,.
Ina Aga ting crowd et eensauoo donors
.wnpiet*'d the efleneive picture
Hut there was iso doubt of the trance, mor
s u.ere any rearm why it sbouid be doubt
."1• Fly motto UDCOne:aOUetores le • fact of
':,tett day 1,1.. ss 000.,11400 In its war se
•tree. Hypnotic sul.yecto nutty mot have
leen kept •s lung as .ix dais under tatlu
rice before, but trances hove lasted for .•
many months : nay if we are to belie,. the
.set French story for u many year.
The rosllti'w u, to all •pprraaaer, nu
more then arct6sal shop, the usual fuu.-
toms of beset beet and rempir.tloo w Mg
normal. The medical men who ..gaged te
watch the sue .:eotffed a much by daw•ho-
leg to rake .,nT exceptio0•I shwrv.tiona
laved occosiosally tenting the temperature.
etc., in the interests of the un.ocscious
sluml.erer. This proved to be • useful pre
mutton, toua,ueh es the first petNat oper-
ated
pt
a ted Upun arse 1KOnu*u.ed to be In •n unfit
sou• for prolonging the experiment after
fifteen hours was released by the doctors'
nrArrs.
Tb. second patient wee • mai named
Alfred Wooton, aged 3..-, a glass stainer by
trade. He was put tutu the hypnotne sees
ditto& by •Profrcor' ( barite N1orritt, tM
wool kow• conjurer, M.noi.y et 3 i.'
11:s complete uuu0e.e:lnuseewl was seen
by prtekwg with nettle•, .belying lig51 SO
the eyes and by other 'snip:e n,e.0s which
were orobsoly .e(bct.01 to this case, but
would have been entirely ,nadnluate to de•
tact an Oriental or African fraud Hi. -t o
dation at first was th.t of • tight trance, a.'-
comps/tied by the familiar phenomenon of
eoevereence• in the eyes. I to the eyelids
being pulled back in the face of a sarong
light, the eyes sudolenly rolled downward
a thing which in itself meed not necess+rtly
nue suspicion, especially as the jraate grew
deeper and deeper, mai! by the sixth day
the seven sleeper. Ibemeelyd. might have
been proud of 115 profundity.
Too no'v curious th:.g about the man s
st.td wee • rhythmic nee mad fell in the
r.:,e of reeplrattns, which began at 17 'M
normal Ming 511, went up by Thurday to
20, fell age n, row to 24, and area nese to
27. &ul fleetly remained shout normal.
It would he i&teresttog to know what he
.creamed shout. le came of this kind 1t
not tnlro,uettly' happens rhes • dual east
ammo mar prevail, eke 'hand of each life
and line of thought being taken up at the
exact aoiot Where it ego lain iuterrapte4 my
walking or felling asleep. I.ofortun•tely,
the bridge film one life to the other seems
to be impaeable, eo that the dreams of the
trance state are incemmaninble, •:Dept
where the patient will enter into conversa-
tion with the hypnotist and answer ,due.
tis. Even Oleo he is more apt to receive
sugge.tiss than to communicate tn.pres•
some
lout to retire to Alfred Wooton and his
resuscitation, which was 'atneeeal by •
large mad er_ited throng. The glass cutlm
le which the body lay having beep removed
from its alcove into the auditorium of the
old theatre, wa tilted so that everyone
could Moe the sleeper. His had was cover-
ed with limns paper. to allow of • prelinetn-
ary unveiling ceremony. At 10:30 r. u., the
hour fixed forth. awak.'ni5*. Joet&h Ritchie
come forward, mat as he did •t the Maxim
cuirass truth', and media speech, explmninc
that the purposes of the experiment had not
Man 10 provide • vulgar show I nose euepect •
.d that,. but to cnn.ium medical men that
the trance rtat. was • far better medium
than aoeesthetice for the performance of sur-
gical operations. He spoke with thirty
years' experience of a tome that would come
whet this tempi° fact would he .pptecuted.
Then Mr Morro. addressed • few ktod
words to the audience before beginning to
undo his handiwork. This he accomplished
by powerfully kneading the sleeper's fore
bead and eyes 10 an upward direetlon, blow
iog o& him and ecces.oselly shouting is hs
ear. 1. half • minute there was • reopens
ie. kick from the wolf -skin rug, and before
anyone bed tome to reedits the course of the
operation, the 'professor' was sees to be s
taped in • furious hand -to -heed combat
with an &pperently raving maniac. The
trouble cowed very quickly however, and
the reseasitatsd TOD eat ep and mapped his
clammy brow. He was seen to be ,lad is a
shirt o.4 a pair of trousers. He was eon -
vinasd that it was still Mosday, and that
he had dined but an hour previously.
In . few minutes he recovered from his
e aters) anberr•mmeit at Ending bawl( te
h is somewhat .0.xpeeted poetics. and be
gan w return the volley of i 0estto.e with
uterset He was indignant that he bad not
bees shaved and d.Eandy dented Mat ha
wash Me looked like fighting any
mat is the udisce who suggested that he
w.., eft that he had not .quits rot lack all
his semis Filially he donned • len, oast.
staggered he hie leas amid ahem*'., and re-
tired with • long trate of companions, who
bated bim aY 'rood old Alf.'
my owe head yet,
poet office at Porn's
press ('ompeny. William 11 Ituwil, Alex-
ander Mayors and . m.. named %Yodel!
formed the company, and the 00.1.1 cts
with th. i:ever.ment for oaring mut. were
male out in their names. I was chosen
manager and had my office in Denver
"rhe soutber0 route run by Butterfield
die net have as much prominence as ours,
which for ,ears was kaolin as the 'pony
express' route. 1t started 10 St '*1 Joseph,
Me.. running through \.Mask• to Fort
K.areey, to Fort Laramie, Wyo., theism to
Denver, to Salt Lek. City, to Placerville.
Nevada., and t. `iacromeato, Cal. The
whole trip. extending half way across the
Continent, was made is seventeen 4.t.,
when no .ccedent befell, and accidents were
of s, numerous a some people hare m-
aimed. From St. Joseph to Denver the
trip took moon days, and from Denver to
Sacramento was • journey of ten days
That ens, of course by the regular stage
route, and little time *Si lost in making it.
' To s000mmodete out business we had
about 150 machos, most o1 which were kept
running all the time. To heal them we had
1,500 horses mattered aleeg the route from
St. ,loseph to Sacramento. 1■ ablates w.
had 5,000 or 7,000 head of settle. which
were used in hauling heavy freight ed
tr.nepnrting feed for the bermes an' pro
vi.loes for our tris. You sen see that the
bummer *ea net by any means • small one,
mad it continued to grow se leg as there
was m7 tae for ..ch unease of transporta-
tion. Thi. was until the completion et the
limiest Paddle Rodwsy te California to 11170
Thee overlaed traffic and mail service, mold
b. amassed to hotter advantage by the rail -
teeters with his permit el I004 ie br poi soil*.._ rorertad to the i.,.._ She ...i ros'I .ad our pos7 errs est cot 11 •t
bo "took 1et..r, iter op 10 that 11m5 Ir.0w tat)" 4.y
hates. end s7ter he air worried ma Mem from 1. kitchen window as they tM route was Ent ol)ss.d 5 lWb its boSi
•d hie duties with fresh ardor. s e.di.g hie t �,, over the seghctd path, and saw that uses h d etarddy uor.asd. K►s 15.
tome a hie ogees, when s*i•.aus117..s&rd 1 Wharts'u cc were fell of mahatma, his buddies .f the railroad assessed ea, for our
in She smart room Maw flushed, kr carnage eras. He looked lire was the tet adapt" In, marryi.g to
1i.W Deal. +Masa ah torr affeetu,a. I ab mama.* amply ads with god Udi.n "edit stau....pales .s1 proviie.s.
tinsel Wine efts hN.gbig h.&,lly apes br led all *Me ware talking eagerly mad ears , 50.55.5.
►5.da, pm W harten ksaalw5 ' and more oft. W5nb4Rgtos Star ' Whet makes yet aline
papaw M/ 1M 5sabsir ./ kis shote us Manna l • limb, sod eerrobed weeau •Jie• has waitk 1
M 1m.ttlblg Yoke, •sf b answers like
flaws, mid skis Loam tb.meesb of hie am d.
Miesamd whew wow far bar sake.
qser Sabi par .f bur mwrid.4 lits was
ewe nal her .sly OM. Tom Tru
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wee dgbyws meetka old, erase
mar buy mad IA d seers,. he-
al. le 'na5�►b d Sealing Moi is his
roup with � iiNIau7 pared Ib5am-1r-
•ala. w Tim for
stood. TiitifiiyTiii til�.•n 7 • iif - Meg,. 'W ky,• ro-
bout sdse d aro5t, O. kkebs dew eyes.
ed, sad Meatus. boodles of her big warn
apron mid bun sow, embored is Os se g.g-
ea
• Men Hill, he awl. bowing with gnat
4dwg.... wow m] . yrs/sett.. epee
war peas wed ferwas'
`Is s5wAlmg wy r4.m r laagb•d Daisy.
•1. swig Obese awn .fowl lead.'
asidablibill.'Wey Manned.
'175 flan. +ly `.r, brise,
put .M awes. is me .slid bed d a0.1.
Mw ..J_-. view M W Meme to Sin
urs treed tai title i wilts it ler groat
-
.4 dee he'. from Kest.Sky. an' girl w
sympethies an extra pair y toile' 'be 1
wants do massy her • Mak '
pp�lill ri Worn marat'y. Olean be else
t1�11 W- r • lbee&d d Mia
.d seat •
Ilesew-d,
.vs.PB� ammo.
1*5r7bd7 i. I n.g•a (e., N.R., Immo
Mr. (las. l Dredge, 4iteW1. sad Dry.
dam. gtmst, N It Ws 50y. ' My wife
lied • gory ked .e. ►a 1 t; Soa days was
E ai.. if
iace mit;
1.14 efab. empress Mrs4ersek.
A pretty act of ki•dsem on the pan of
the Dowager Emprem took plsoe the other
day in • hospital at P.M450 . and r told ..
an F.aelrh paper by ea eyewines . A poti-
st was .t death's dost. sod his wife bad
hoes hurried(' enmtneeed. With her baby
u her arise nae was walking op and dome
the waning reran case he the word n which
her heehaw' ley.
The Empress happened to pay one of her
(reagent visite to the hospital. aid, metal
the peer w5tn•. is Mr bitter sorrow, slam
approsehed to ask nem. eympet►etec .1nm
Msim.
'1'es. he re dying, the wife eobhe4, '551
bo wises M say so wash M me abet how
1 sin es maw. wast be to pear sad bur
tb. ibililsm tin W bs 1e_I Mb7
is met wd1, dei Silas i w Wink bo
ma's bear 11, tui be may dis es tray mo
Mt.
i. an itat5 et tb. hmprss bed Sakes elm
Warn bite bar sots, ed wale Ir* • whole
boar Ovando" tis by Mee .Y. 01 bin gyms
basbead Mer. wises, tmtndIbe'MK .015.
beg t+ sad down the roam mita uta said
neetktpg R taint. mdbs. r tid.ruma
Br* wolow bmtlU .
Norway par $vr.. Is BOW sed best
1,511
mew
prim
rldga'r M..re er ,CM llmbend, lbs b e tC r`M . dryrle l0 that K*,tri, ba narked
Gare, r mouth, her steep as t Ile rout Vl (54 t,'FI•.._ - t h. n..r....... ..I. ! .torr eine hr a ear.
eirterat h5sauyou 4""'" 14. .&d )uta Lave Atwitter load. ng restore will be the r a1
u idea of tut muuut.i s sod torts vl the .rrNleet1M. or Jens el err. by the teem
Ykom. loots de l'otsle, Hrr Page mad _m
Iwo n••
W suppose1A
we are semsdlur neer the
under wbo.h owesowestQ* nter populist of living
u.. sate tit pasiae winters wa►I v,.y.•nt the
suma,lt of nae 0t these ranges or. a ltrIght, ( atop • , the Maid tit themes. In the J5n.t*re
sunny day be J.suary. li ham bees YT.mw- N w{II appear a ur••ru..'I2
wit matin,+alt
tor days mut the 'brsut,tur
bee 0 pisuuuus profu„tau eyerywbtlr, all
It l't:It'N
111O1
540 .1 depth you Mkt in the, 1i, tori , the MAl•A%INK wdl roman rout 1,11hr rstrd
ern gnu w.rh.cf : up mG,4. )eta, tsar/ the .Ku•Ire an rho reg. .tad rbr.e n! rlv,.. will
creme of the m,.uutalo. little bite ut cn eta•
detach themselves mad go peewit Ju.., the
yarn ors r'sarle.loo and IM Car.liseo. the
armt of • eerie, of t+uul here *mere.
Northers Aeries le at t mot tag more silentness
or apt !est deep iv the uNbcr, d ridgy •, • 501. •t "Ayr., her Ume.,nre it war
ant %•*M, The Dell ,uptime .1 H
.tablet the t'rr.ent h f. there J t 1 1 x a It AI I'll
aid prepare for the MAU•%INli: • .•wine of
slope : m Luse, crack pores at your tort and r'rml worm* de,m•1 .•. trpkal pinkies
4'b1.e.e leR aaV 11aa.er.. 11ssMes n hr long
co :dem across the gulch : m w twist the Vint. here *111 besph !n the J&nu.ry Note•
whole aowy taw• a it m..tb•o and 0110 a t,rr the Rest chapter, of t T.0*'.Mors 1.•eel•
• loos ,ts „Jg..guest burlan.t don a the gorge rat wurA > r. •urmb.ed 'l l r r, • . tU ru5
►otitis, i *.ibis .N,unJ tied
on upheaval etre. 1r11:a. .titin HAYnINi. 1,i, i• -the:'und-
U,:, *near (oto
peltas hurt •.nor+ ) tenDu •' .,
Faster and foetal It glues : the air a nitro uuur •u be n pmt err or ter >t t•: A/I
with sowy spume; where you .taxi it au
• n.ulet ; a thuu..nd fret below itis • mai
1014eat : the Dobe Increases M It waw. -
0,0t11114.
Routs are torn loom, broken te atoms or
....round to powder, tree. up/faded and
broken to proem logs emahed to splinter•
At half a mil. tie Its path it present. • coot
of terroty to th toy fret in height and moors
facer than an express tram : roe betide•ey
living thing in itti r&y cow. Nothing
made by Man can sten.! before 1t, nue wind
o7 its onetime u • hurricane, • cloud of ,waw
and duet follows to oto wake ; in a earthing
torrent It pour over 1o,k aid preeipice.0us
manse rtaietlesaly oft loaves in Its track
broken and crushed fragment• of tort .fed
trete and the smooth mod p dotted grasses to
the gorge. The thunder dies ; Is gone ; and
the .valaoche is pensee. I.o.D at the toot
of the slope, • mile amity. m0uutwl of
snow tossed up in hop.)... chap, a wild
Mugle of rocks, earth, trees and lots temuu
to nark the stile, and often, .les ' r... ot•rr,
the hone of hre mem *aught In its rush,
he buried an its icy eo,hra.e.
Al .round you coo hear, day and nigh:.
the distant, mottled roar of paastng •vel
an ,hen. The, come end g. at .11 tomes, said
•t sift hour.. each vets a new owe a create,!,
for the older ones are well known. They
neve claimed their bloat tribute : each has
its record ot brave men done to death.
Phew .v.lapchs are everywhere. There'.
not a wagon bed nor. mountain trail that
does not 0r0sshe path of ...er.I. On the
Kalao-SIosan read to New Wever rite,, are
five or Mx : on the wipter rn.d to Sandra
our ; all trails to the
thew moving 11. -
mason of gresteat
c on these rinds.
hereto' ie civilz•
e au ever, -day
delays on es -
1 Often.
few teen
not 01.
sed
like
IS
tad t:od, 'Creek,
mutes cross and
a myon r Yet .I1 t
danger then is niece t
sod trail* thea oe many h
aeon Marvellous recap,*
matter. No Dae hesitates o
moot of the peel to to loco
very often, the enewehde
from the ore laden pack team,
ways with warning 15 an 10.ta01
animals are mere i.elmtl .cd t.
etrane in the boil of soothing mow :
merciful that death is matentaneoua.
The force of :bo wind created by nee
these Iarrer shdee is well-nigh t,credlhle: •
the valley of the lllecillew•et, no the besot
the Canadian Pacific, tree tape are cut off
by the force of the wi•d on the opposite
side o1 the rause through which the ata?-
& uche deemed,. The stew is pressed into
the hardness of toe and literally tears or
grinds to powder everything is Its petit.
The many deplorable fatalities that have
lately orurrol in the Sloan are partly due
to the destruction et the timber on the
wooded slopes by the fearful fires last aunt
mer : the trees holding up the mow sod pre
venting sliding. W. read elf the maty brave
and heroic acts ; but surety the patient
enures,* that doily takes even cheats, with
death on the slopes and in the mountains of
the Slogan deserves more than • past nog
tribute.
• 11110111111111111.g.
A tailor who had banked up • large num-
ber of desperate amounts told a lawyer
friend of hu troubles, and the lawyer maid
to him
Why don't you rot after thew fellows
' 1TN1' said the tailor, ' if 1 put the ec
counts into the hands et an agency the ex
prow would eat up *heteeer smell portion
of the acoe0.0 they could eallect.'
' iloe't give them to an money. i have
in my nice two you.*' mm who are reading
law. They are serious to maks some
money os the side and wt11 collect far yoe
eta a per^entago. it won't tet you mythic(
and they have the time Ito hast these fel
Iowa up and keep after them.'
' You good them around and 111 give them
ploy
(lo the day following this oesysr etioo
the two students of law mild s the tailor
and were given • big handl of old ac
collets.
They returned to the °Nies and nae of
Mom wont to tell the lawyer of their good
fortose.
' If you boyo get• rteht after these fslhew.
and keep .fur them Toe can collect • «reit
raspy of those alb sod make Dome money.'
mid the lawyer, who was always sswweoos
with fatherly .dvi..
' We'll do oar boo; Gold the yosng man
' Meat of .bas owl be colboted by law,
bot you Dan worry • deadliest until he pays
yes. pluck to 'oma'
Yea, air. R, tb. way, wham mold you
attsd tous
Tb. young.bmat laid before his spRi.r •
statement 'bowleg that he Ithe sported
was indebted to the tutor for the gm of
212 for • pair of trovers purchased Serb= -
bar'
20, 1(5)11.
lama `bat " said the dryer, ' 1 believe
1 do owe ah•t.'
' Ib yo1 want mu to hasp ooer you "
' No. I'll par it right away.'
' flasks. 111 get $3 est of it.'--('hie5go
Record.
conersestls.s Jd..
A lady hod i. her .meleyen.nt • yeas«
m.e from the eosstry. (h imams 0oleanios5
he was is011.etd to inform any 5011pan7
who might ries at the door that ' Mrs
Mask wits sot at home.' (ls. day .1.te
mole Odie reply to • lady, who ahwtly west
sway. bseisg • card sd • prones M will
w arn As the wird was hooded to bis nth -
Wm, 1t. said
'Jobs, Wet did we Tisa M tbo lady "
'1 told ►.r we were sari at boas.'
'WO. 1 bee yes did ass beak '
'Ob. se, ma'am,' slid Jobs : '1 sever
lemma whom 1 to11 . lin'
V Own gas.,.
o rs=abs warns of IM9.971, 1 woe esw.
w� pimphs es my Seat lei bsemiewl etween
low p. .. '. s./ saam►
Tf55.� w�1s+•w se olid T tried • low.
sf tall el K to myleg
r t t.ys5 r, end the 4SA
1r
Head for Ilta.trstr+t'er•..w'rts.,
The Volumes of the Meie5z.ne talon with
the Number. for June and lhwwmtw-r of each
7 tar. W hen no time ie nee strutted Merl in
5.11 te•K,n wilts the Number current at the
MEW of reer,pt If order. ,'loth Pare., her
fowling. .its, cots etch by rna.l. eat pais.
ltemittau,w ,honk. 1* Made to I'ost Mike
tl•.ney Urlur or Pratt, W stunt chance 11
toss.
\'air wtrs aro mot to rept, thaw a.lrertiat
steel �/w 'Gutit (A. er,rres order 141 harper le
Brothers.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per 1tie
u tau' ,'ir-s .V.10 4ZIXK..-tar Year .. '
I11R1'EH'. 11'RXKL1
lid RI'l''KS NAZAR. ........
11.4RPKKY1NWXOPJ IPL1L... .-. _
Postage Fete to all sabaerifwr• ie the rotted
JMohs, remota nod .Vumon.
Address HAMPER a HROTHKRS,
1', O. lila 'tlr, N. Y. City.
Harper's Bazar.
IN 1895
elegau' and rvelueire deigns for est deer
4114 laden, Topless... drawn foam 4.1 oho
models by rte..hoe sad 1'x41.1'14. her S• lin
pones, feature. The..' appear every work.
accompanied he minute deer ario'1s end do
tale wee Mare. seas,, by K are err. a era
l'Oxv4r. N• weekly transcript tit the lateen
.1)k'. and rat.rirr• in the mode. Vater the
heed er Tier* torsi 'season.. Wain directions
and full p*rnculers are divert as to shape,
fabrics. trimming., .• d aeeesssrile of the rue
tams .•1 wet,.dr..•u, d wem.0a. sbledrer'.
4ldblep ta•r.nrei , rami a1 ettouties. A
(arts Y:":r rovior5-sares .appieme.l en
►Mire rainier, 'o cot ani' teak. th. 1. own
salon• '^ti w•„ren w.1" *sees 11 •I't'Alt'•
RA%A t' t• r..r.e ...1 ...o.. ,..
,u, rFrau, at l
dee..,.' - -
An At _r. .n es..errr
w..gbl r M . , •
stroru l . / •1,'
•
tope., •+nn. ,.. .1 1
.:cent r - n•• 1.• ro, 1boo year
My mach 0.0.4,. a n:.
1011.1. b, '1y e. ,:• `1s• -
fare h
. n ,-... '. r 1 - , . ra• '.r •
4•01.. n • 1 • 1 ..r
1i..u• • c- . 11 .w wJI,f.wrr:hu'e ilorrb4eu:ng
per. 141 Whet We me 1►oiax' in New York
,rte.
newer. 4. I'erersp.elents. Vu..1inw. re -
e the ;serenest &livelong of lbs M1t01. and
awered at the earliest peed.!e date at
r receipt.
•t'e
tsar rh
N lar 111.54,01.4 Pre.perls..
The Cn.'i es of the HAZ.AR begin with the
r J.uuary of each year. N' Leo
nn time :5 ern 1ned. et/lrrriptk.no will begin
with the Nnmbe current at the timeof receipt
of order.
Cloth ''ams for rh volume. a,ihel'Ie for
bindiner, w.!1 be se by mad. ptit paid, on
rr.emt of 4100 each.
I:rn„nar.res ,hound mate by Poet Mike
Mone) tater or Kraft. to void rba0ce of loss.
\'strepaperw Orr nu( to if this odrertise-
ntrot without the expro.• or of Ifaiu-c* a:
Itx,,'tt0144,.
tiro N urn bier
HARPER'S PERIOI CALS.
Mer pear
HARPFK.' B42.111
NARI'l(l(Y .VA(JAZI 1. b
{IA R!'P.IfR 11'F.RKl.7'
HA/(I'F1K9 1'OL'ATJ PKOPLF,
.r4 .r
.4M
4M
a
Poster' Free to all arheerthrn t. the V'
Wales. Ca .rata, and Morin.
HARPKR R murri Ratti -
I' O.
Roz We. N Y. City.
Address
Harper's Weekly.
IN 1895
e Signal
ones more.calla appw.sial attention le lis
Job Prtatieg ar*luI4se, whish ars emu:
pissed outside the area fee the prompt
..d proper execution of all Maness of
priutlag. .1 perusal of this an*ou•e•
most nay suggest something you may
be ,s uetd of, and w such cele we sub
cat your patroness feeling osatidest
that ....r efforts to p1/..• will onset walk
the •pi . •al of our patrons
tl►t► \�lt\..1.
fol rite is kept is the full
i.1ti_• ••t ,ttlatltlr+d I•me aI letter
yt Lrau,. 11 Nile
lLt4.ill. ‘.etkt l►
are lout so generally used, they till
ort iu,pot'tant place is COMMIerciel
correspe.udeucw. See what we've
got u1.,lt'r the above heads.
Iattter k%e tb&lb
In this linty we have a very iedge
sux•k of tine writing papers salt
able fur every class of Guesses
repre.eututii is this locality, (Vin
priming h►id and wove, limens,
quesirille and other papers, ruled
or unruietl, •d limy be required.
1S'* tekbJ►s
11 the •'I,avat-yaw-goo play was
the order of the Clay the demand
for u.:count paper would not be
40 great ; but there are 10.te pies
who get so many dueners that
they a uuder it the stock will seer
run mut. We .don't intend it to,
and at prew.ilt our stork is ,,,m
plate in this lits with four ri:ee.
l.:a.l paper and neat ruling.
Ratti tht45 .I
Both single and double dollars
&n•l rents columns. They .wore
cheaper than bill pleads, and are
the proper thing to send after •
de:I:ore-fit once • month. They
are ‘,:ie to fetish bun 'roun.i-
soi.ctltur.
ww 1Atst‘•t lb
Now, it would he hard to ,;et
along without envelopes, and to
;;. p .p eith the .irnt•tpi for
41.. .1 air keep a large oto. L nn
hot, .•:, We kat,' 1Ow •hour •
• 1 thousen,i in stack, and
•q rtes 01,1 range from 7be. tO
M. We handle cos
titer .1..i h ;•1 siznsetclu.ivele.
has t:rwdy Im•.•n partially teeth,
*'rat' -•i its some of the heads shoot.
There is, however, a vast ArMUII
of tiro: k urtd('r this head that 'o
enu:::traOte'.cull* more than take
Up the entire space occupied toy
this ,ulv't, but we 110 it all at THa
hlf:\ AL.
to an •'At home' or a wedding
require v•onxulerable, taste in 'elm
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and beat
sawp:es to be had. ,Call and ars.
4rogrwave.
el entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
HARPER'S WKKR LY is a pictorial history
of the times. It presents every important
event promptly. aceurately, and exbwterely
in illustration and descriptite text of tbabigh-
eet order
The manner in *MMM. during 101. it has
treated the Ching, Beltway Strikes and the
chino -Japanese war. and the amount of
light it was able to throw on Korea the inetaat
attention was di•+,cted to that little-koown
country. are examples of freshman boundless
resources. Ja nim RAI.rn, the dbUpguNbed
writer and correspondent, baa been oast to the
o ast of war. and there misted by 1'. i). W OLpoor,
the well-known Americae artist, sow for
many years resident Is Japan, who has Area
asillaned te motorist* with Mr, RAI sax In
bandies to HARPER'S WEEKLY exdtrlvs
In format Ma •.4 illoateat Ir a.
Ih1rfN.t 11116 every vital ime•.laa will he
dier•tened wets visor sad witb.nt pro,tidies is
the editorial columns. sad also in medal ant•
clohy the highest aatberillea I each depart
nest. Portrslts of thew sad 'woos who
S r. melts' 51Nery. sad pswarfal and amok
polltlesl cartoons. will oo.unue to bo rbmrer,
terletic features. T1N.ap World, with its
Imes and k1tw11y 005155/1 so the hastier dames
of the day. will saes•(e a mintier department.
hrslen. There willies two pc werfu' .0.ials.
Neil bsadaamaly Monrovia -The .td r'erk-
. 4. w stirring remsaee of olds days by
Seamier J. Wsrrax. sad s novel a New
Ya M. ..titled Tree nen .f Ilk Ember. b1
RILINnuR Marrxswa several sevolett.s, and
many anon aeries by psptlsr writers.
pend lar 111aetr•1 4 Prs.pert.*•
The Volute.s of the N'uery begin wit► tM
arta %umber for January Masco year. When
ao thee* mestlosed, .usecrl$loia will hers
with the Number curtest at the thew of re-
ceipt of corder.
Cloth cases for each rolling., motel. far
Medi mis
w111 be mist by mail, poll paid. re-
&Opptt'of peen each.
Remitm.e.s shoots be made by Pact ewes
Money Order or (haft, to avoid reason of
los.
Vrarmpopne an Red to app fete sdr.rUse-
own/ .•if Aewf the primps* order of Houma re
5500,00.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HA g 1�1�8 rev Tis„
R4*1'6R's x P4 1NK a M
OP
RAAPHAW,t*ira 7 Ul 10141 0 PPDPI.R.. f sr
Peat fret leaf! ssbnf0.rs re tee Omit
alafes, ..... •t�/
Alar.•: HARP a s1tOTHSRa,
tit lea IN N. T. Cllr.
‘oirs
We to excel in all the dil}er
eat in ds of work we turn out,
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitauie for all requirements.
C tltr (as t‘Afi. T'teb:ets
This head covers a large range of
work. from a bread ot milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from a. or-
dinary admission ticket t s a tasty
busineu card or a handlsmely
printed membership ticket.
4 Waters
Our facilities for turning out this
class of work ars evidenced by tbs
fact that the great bulk et it is
done by the. This line also i.
dudes
DOdvtes
which our three fest-running JOS
presses are able to turn out in 5
surprisingly short time.
OQ�Q SSAks
helong to the poster droertlu10t
also, and we make a specialty el
them --promptness being our aim
in this respect A satins 0t oak
will appear iS T.. toll•.. free ei
charge when bills for saes wird
here.
#‘.‘ SIG% &% 0% Work.
in tits typograpitoal printing 1.e
cap he dose is this ae oblhhlsemt
in a0 expeditious sao1 *Wade
manner sari
Ov►r ? nets u. ,\.\ bt Sou.o.•
wery ressoe. , e.
W• *stand our thanks fee past fav
IRs sad oahsit a ssstissaais J the
Maw 11 �ZiQ.�L#T•,
°- �► •I/bltlrttlt hew