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COURAGE AND AMBITION
Ef I vi us I ut er ladpc 1
Er tadp 1 weak an' frai'.
I win strive tu he er frog
Do I neber shed my ta i
An, befo' I'd be tr clam,
A'E-rs shet up outer sight,
I wnd bust my hell ersunder
Do I perished n de 'iht.
Yes, I ruder be er iUi i squire!,
Tu 1 1 y er while an fall,
Dan be er lazy tarepin
Tu do nothin else but crawl.
An' ef 1 wusn't biger
Dan er little yaller ant
I wud exercise er courage
E'ul iu de elephant;
Fer 1 hold dat it is noble
An1 erccrdin' tu God's plan,
Dat man in ebry station
Shud prove hissef er man,
Dat de only tru nobility
Is by home labor wrougt,
An' tr crown dat'.s wuf de wearin'
Is by mortal neber bought.
An' I cant help hat-3 er croaker,
Wid his wtak and watery eyes
Alltrs turned toward de groun',
Neber raised toward de skie;
Who goes erbout complaird:i'
An' bemanin' ob his fite
lecau;e he i er niny
fnstid ob sumpin g'cat;
Who neber makes an effort
Tu reach er noble bight,
15 ut hid jr. his ebry lalent
In Ins bmom outer siht,
An' bows mi weak submission,
Like tr cii'igin' yaller houn"
An' lick j tie Inn' uplilted
'i'u .-trike In n tu de grouu'.
Uut I glory in de c-jurage
M v eo.ivi ti"ns tu asert,
An' i 11 .strive tu ba er man
I)j Esc but oiide ob dirt;
Fer I no de soul w i lin me
Is tr Lbiif part ob Oud,
An' w 11 lib in sphers eternal
Ve my form has turned tu sod.
An as I hve tu honor
D.ii (Lid who, in hi-; pi. n,
Made me in hii image,
I will stiivc tu be er man.
O. T. Do.ii;k ( Uxclk Mose",)
iJiiuiHuhim A la.
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Dauiel V.rebster's Unlicked Hand.
I ilariford Titr. .' - ).
A sto: y of Daiik-l Webster, told
! i?v him -eir, long 3 eras ago, comes
i to the yVics at only second haud
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! from the lady who heard him tell it.
v, ehster as a boy iu the rude
village schocd at Salisbury (now
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j Franklin), X. II , where he lived in
Lo hoed, was net fiee from the
small pi at; Us and mischiefs in
whkh boys of a dozen sears are (o
used to bi ) ') t to indulge even in
st h il hours It was a whipping
punishment ther for almost every
thing, and the master, a hard dis
ciplinarian, Lad called Daniel up to
his ch ilr.
"I used to have, I am sorry to
say it," said the statesman, ''a a
schoolboy, wr dirty hands. On
being c tllvl up to be 'feruled,' the
customary foim of punishment then,
I coveitlv and hastily licked one
!i;ii!il, to make it more presentable,
and hurnediy wiped it on my sleeve,
after getting up from my seat.
" 'Hold out your hand,' " was tLe
command --anil out went the Land
I had tried to lick.
'' 'Dau,' exclaimed tie master, in
11 1 A
; a reproving rone, loosing at ir e
! duty little paw, 'if you can show
me a dirtier hand than that in a1!
tbis school I'll let you i ff.'
uImmediatelv.v added Webster,
j -'I thrnt out the other hand '1 he
j schoo'ma-der was stumjied. But he
' was as good as nis woid, he let me
oii."
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For sleeplessness, nerysusness and
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For indizes ion and foul stomach,
taLe Lemon E'dxir.
Fer all sick End neivous headaches,
t ke Lemo.i Eiiir.
Ladies, h.r natural an 1 thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elisor.
Dr. Modey's Lemon tlixir will not
fad ou i,i any of the above named dis
eases, all of which arise from a torpid
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l-.f.wels-
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At! nit.i, la. 50c. and 1.00 per bottle,
a!, druggists.
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"urt-s all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
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THE GREAT DANE DOG.
NOT A NATURAL RACE,
But a Systematic Cross-breed for German
Forests.
The engraving herewith presents
hoar hound. From a scientific standpoint the history of the animal is
most enterestins. This dog does not be'ons; to a natural race, hot is
practically th result of systematic
nature s laws to meet the exigencies
was the superabundance of wild-boars in Gertnan lorests.
These creatures, although the progenitors of our domestic swine, dif-
icr in many points: they are never
marvelouIy developed and possess
and llexible, and the sense of touch
are covered with still bristles, and
itself, no mean weapon; but this is not the feature which mikes the
wild boar a dangerous foe for man and beast, each jaw is furnished with
two long, slurp tusks pointing upward, which are indeed formidable
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weapons. The wild-hoar is tierce and active; a swift runner, and a
haul fighter ; dealing death-blows to man and beast by swift, upward
strokes of his powerful tusks.
Hnnteis were ut a disadvantage bicanse no race of dogs existed
which possessed the requisite qualities for assisting iu the subjugation
of this savage beast. Hence the wild-boar flourished in the Black
Forests until the idea of breeding a dog especially for this purpose was
conceived. Jn order to accomplish this the mingling of several races
of domestic dogs became necessary. The origin and descent of the
boar-hound is not definitely known, but the breed is of great antiquity.
A combination of the m a still" and greyhound undoubtedly prevails in
the makeup of the bieed as it is known today. Another breed takes
some part iu the mixture. The admixture of" the mastiff gives the re
quited muscular power and dimension of body; while that of the grej
hound msures speed.
As might he expected from auimals bred iu this mauner, the boar
hound is developed in form, color, habits, and disposition according to
rise element which may chance to predominate in the individual. The
dog is attiactive because of its iramens size, often measuring from thirty
to tLiity-two inches at the shoulder. Its color is rarely black and
white, moie often brindled patches appear ou a dull giouud, and some
times the tawny coat resembles that of the mastiff. The eyes are small
and deeply set, yet are not lacking in expression. The erect carriage
of the head seen in the best specimens gives the creature as much
of the pert style as it cm well carry without loss of the dignity we look
.'01 in a dog of such notSe build; nevertheless, the caprice of dog-fanciers
iias added to the naturally presuming air of the dog by closely cropping
1 s eais; a practice which robs the dog of its one real beuaty, and spoils
the sjmmetiy of its ma-sive head.
The loving disposition of the hound is oftem traceable, likewise its
seeming cowardice. The pups appear stupid, but like great lights a
mong meu come to their brains later in life than ordinary dog.-; in
fact, they are much more teachable at two and a half or thiee 3 ears of
age than at any earlier peiiod, .showing that it is not always "hard
teaching old dogs new tricks." When the mastiff is the dominant
element they make excellent dogs tor family use, as the mastiff is par
excellence the watchdog and guardian of the house.
A Diamond in Her Teeth.
(Louisyille Courier Journal).
There is a female in tins cily
who has a very cot!v and elegant
diamond ingeniously set in one of
her beautiful upper front teeth.
When she smiles and she always
does the brilliant rays that come
from her handsome month aie
brighter than the glittering beams
that shoot from the electric head
light on a sternwheel boat at mid
night. A Kean o("l'2!
When Grandpa went a wooing.
He wore a satin vest
A tril of running roses
t rubr.ddered or. the breast.
The pattern of his trousers,
His In en, wbire and fine,
Were all the latest asli m
In eighteen twentv-t i ie.
Grandpa was a lipe-l. okmg yourg
fellow then, so the old ladies pay and
h - is a rine-'o )ki ig ni l gentleman now
For the past score of years he In been
firm bed ver ii tti- merits of Or
Pierce's (i.lien Mdic-d Discovery
'Ir i-oTiua-pfi mv vnnih." ho frftn iifnl l r
says. It is the 01 lv biood-j in diei j
and Lvi r inviorator guaiantted to ben i
etit or cure, or rnonev piomptlv rtfunded j
It cures liver disease, dptpa scrofu-j
Ions sores, skin erup! ir ns. ami all dis- j
ease. of the bhod. For Lngering coughs I
ami consumption (which is lung scrofu'a j
in its early stages) it i s an unparalleled j
remedy.
r.nicsUMPTION CURED.
An ota tnysrcian, retired from pract j
ice, having had placed in bis hands be j
of a similar vegetable remedy for tha
an lrtM- io. "".---'v...... ".v. """"'
rd rermament cure of consumnt-
n, Ibor.chiti-'. Catarrh, Asthuia and
ad throat and Lung Arictions. also a pos
tiive and radical cure fur Nervous De
Kilitrr omi 9 Npri. lis! Cl 1 , tl 1 n 1 ' 1 t
aftti having tested its wonderf-il rurative;i
powers in trousnds ol cases, h3s felt ltjcase, when used for an- affectkn ol
bis di.tv to make ,t known to his suf j -phr0,lt Lungs or t'het, such as Con
IV, ing fellows- Acuatedby tt.is motive j s,u (U() n, lullaraait;n of Lurg- or Cbrst
an i ? dtsire t) relieve human suffering' 1 ... . , , ,
1 will send free of charge, to all who j Bronchi: h, sthrn?, Whooping
desire it, this recipe, in German, French 1 Co Ji:h, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant
Kochester.A' 2. d-'Jl-iy ,
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an excellent portrait of a pure brei
crossing, a succes-fal hltndintr of
of the occasion, and this occasion
fat: the necK and forerpiarters are
great strenght: the snout is long
and smell extremely delicate, they
the heavy crest along the baclc i, in
Girt llieatl.
Every ecergeti; man is snrious to
get ahead. Jf his work in the world
is ever to aoiount to anything hr;
must try and make it more excellent
than it ever has beeo made so as to
distiDC" all ccmiietitors . There
may he aom? kiods of the best quali
ty d;-m in solitude and with not
much stimuli-', hut mo'l of tbe
world's labor is j erformud by men
and vvomen who s.tnnd eide by side
and whose fT.)its ifTird strong and
eqnitahle incentive 1 ach to each.
Just as in the race the enc rgv of each
runner is brought out by that of his
competitor so in tbe manifold exer
tions of the world the rowers and
faculties f men ard women are con
stantly sharpening and MrergtLu-u
iog ebch other by honorable co'.tesf.
A Stui-il MiiHVrcr.
Di.roty (10 rn-irried friend) -'Do
yoa ill tin i Cnarlie to be the liero
yOU oc ct thought him?"
'
M abe! ,k A t ll, ' es. He hasn t
once complained of rny biscuits, sN
.1 . l
though I Cin hmoly eat them my
self, Judge.
A Mate Intrniiiieiit.
Js cne w I ih is guaranteed to brirg
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rr.ii sat .fartnrr re;n S or m C3Se O!
Allure a reinrn 01 purcnase putt-.
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On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
veitised Diugcits 1 butile of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Con-umption. It
guaranteed to brirg r.iif in every
ancj 8greCable to ts.te, perfectly safe.
w be d ded
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Trial bottles free ht h. T. Whitehead
& Uo'.s Drugstora
CARPEDIEM.
Why hel lht t ie :nirror
l clou Ie I by orr it
If thf iun be si I - i n t - Ut
Cici di raty prove but a .ccren
Frcra the Cr?T bai
Wf fia wcu'd be ctlling to str.
Keel we mcarn thtt If lion
Falls the bud and the blootn.
Thus leaving the lily stalk bar?
There are moser th:t groT
Ard rale li'ies that bl.iw
In the clods that are 1 y in there.
Need wa weep if the smiU
Of a friend can beguile
Tbe he?it from it- mo rins ati.at
The gale may be swift
Yet the cloud show a rift
While bravely wo tteer the frad boat.
While our purpose be hijh
All the arrows we lly,
Barbed with a true, honest cirii,
Though they fall far btlow
The long range ol the bow
'I he etlbrt ill arm us again.
M. E. McCm-ke,
Ghent Ky.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
A BLUSHING BK1DK OF 80 ANI A
GALLANT GKO'JM OK T24.
(Saturday Hlade.)
Hiram Le'ter, who clairu-i to be
tbe oldest man in the world and says
he i9 1 24 years of age, and Mr?. Ma
ry E. Moselv, a ft, chubby bride of
80 summers, were made man ar.d
wife at the Elgewood theatre at At
laiit:', G.i., a few nights ago. Ju-Je
Landrom performed the ceremony.
Soon afier 8 o'c'ock the visitors
began to arrive. Nioe o'clock, the
time for ths wedding, cauie , and no
oreather made sppearar.ee. Eif-
teen minutes passed and crowd be-.
came nervous . -Judge Landrura was
called upon to lliiate, t ut refused.
Haif-p&et 9 o'clock and still no
preaccer came.
In a few minutes the jude came
upon the tta?e and requebtid the
crowd to keep q jiet. Th3 gallant
aroom and winsome bride were eOii;e-
what bashful. Tee curtain was
Irawn aside and oat watted an old,
feebie. pa'Uitd man, who had to have
be assistance of a long stick while
walk in 2.
By fij side rnd holdiDg his arm
was a feeble, fat woman, who coul i
baidly get along. Side by side the
two sat in chairs upon the stage.
Tue groom wore a lare felt hat,
coarse coat and troasers, and shoes
knon as brogans. He wore an old
black tie and had a shawl thrown
over hi shoulders. In his hand he
carried a young apling, with a blue
ribbon tied at the top. The bride
wore a calico dress ornamented with
stripes, a larg1, loud purple ribbon
for neck ornament , and a shawl
oyer her shoulders.
Judge Land rum stood in front of
the feeble couple. Uncle Hirum
railed rtf his wool hat. The wor is
of the j idio could be heird plainly
as he said :
"Hiram Lester, will you tike thi
woman to be 3 our lawfully wedded
wife ?"
"Yaas, sir," was t'ic repl?.
"AMU - ou at all tunes honor aid
trust her f
'Yaas , sir."
A faint iitterin in the the houe
coul 1 be heird. Tuen the ju d-e
turned to tbe bride and said :
'.Mary Mosely, will j ou take this
man as pmr wed lea hasband , and
trast and honor hiai always ?'
Asthoigh she was used to such
affair?, sYs aid :
"Urcph ! hugh 1"
A Iauh went through the specta
tors PS the two beld fiicd,ind .Lid- e
Lir.dram pronounced them husband
and wife. Congratulations were
a on bestowed anon the 2e l couple
by tne rowd. Undo Hiram hel 1
oat Ids shaking , pal-ied hnd, ard
accepted ihe cor.;r:itulations. Mrs
Letter took tl.em in a sort of d 't
car, way. Th ? couple were ass sttd
to s back, erd eoi'is ('.iaappeare d in
the darlines9.
1 1 curd in I lit; .Ilit.
"Jlarams, please gimme a drink
of wattr; I'm so thirsty
4,No ; ouare not thirpty. Turr
over and o to sleej."
(A pause.) 'Ma nmn, won't vou
please cimme a d-iuk? I am so
thirsty ! 7
4Tf you don't tarn over and go to
sleep, I'd get op end ppatk you I"
( A nother pause .)
"Muirras, won't )ou please gimme
a drink when )ouj.eL up to spai.fc
me! Life.
FITS. All Fits stopped free bv I)r
Kline's Great Nerve Re?torer. (o Fits
after tir.-t day"i u.-e. Marvellous cures.
Treatise 2.00 tr'al bottle free to Fit
cases, iiend to Dr. Kline, 9 Jl Arch ht.
Phiadelphia, Pa.
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JlXi i 1 ' . '
AN irai'ORTANT QUESTION.
i nji.:. be ioM;.'r:.".!n ;:v t ik ma
1 (w.n;:iM,
(Yooth'i Compani on )
The L.fty-econd Cingre', tht
lower hone of whi:h wa 1 hi-n i:.
tlui vrv ft.-firf iinlili'! eim ii n
- j 1
l&n, will iMemhle it Washbiit-in
on the firftMortday of the CocW
month. Many surpriin polit c i
changes were effect el ia last ycsi' ,
election; nd thc.e wdfeten! t-t Inn;
about ud alie leislatife fesMot:.
O e suj ct which was much
Laltd, and not id a partisan way
during th? year in which the n. w
House (d li'presetit itivs's was t ie. -
tcl, ud whi.'h by no nit'ans l's
been lost p i b l of sir.ee, is Lk-ly !i.
come forward for a more thorough
consi leratioa thau p. has et re
eclved in Congr.-s.
This su' j t is tiie fuilher rcgola -
lion ar:d rest-ic.ioa of iamigrtion
from fortigu couttrief.
S'JiTl State pd ficul co:. v. i.Lo'if
not hlor.e i f one pirtv , bsv 1 r.
rounced in favor tif lvidv. ; d I 1
U.nress hsvii.g t in od in vu -Several
national con 1 tioi.s o
portani lodes ol.I'i1- if po! ii
have deir.'jr.did .,w w!.i,-h m .'1 i
cournge ur desirr! le a..d l.uf'ul 1::
mirati.jn. 1'he r.t w (' igr , chi
sen in the rai-Ut of such an u,,it .tit-
ai d aware M)' i1 h n ' cmii a cel.
it ore widespread "lac, in 1 r-KS .u
ably be csptcted to diicu-is 1I1O sub-
jeel In a serious an 1 ilipasnioriate
way.
T.oe laws alrea ly adoptcl, ioten
ded to regulate Immigration, hav.
resulted in t he exc! .ish-n of a conoid
rubL- nu rnber of a't u A pa upr -n. i
criminals who have bc.-n broight u,
A.I I 'I'l It.
mese sunres. 1 ney. r.o doi.tit, rcn -
derrd steamboat Companips ui I em
lirati'n agents muivi more; caution.
than they would ot-crwise have be iJ
in accepting intending pssen ers. j
Tu this extent the immigmtiot ;
Liws nejw in force have be. u h -.1 !i
cia'j but they have not diin'nishi d
the tide of immigrah'!i from b-reigr.
coantriep. nor hive they prevent i
the character of fiat im'irgr.ttior
from cooling, on
.c wiioic, niori
uudcsir.;h!e.
Ir ftiril t li 'in l.: n rn-i! n t 'il n i-il .
..v...., .w - ,
whether with j istice or not we shall
not undertake t consider, tl. rvt tin
prohibition of the c;;ninr' of in :;yi 1
ual Wni kinsmen under eon'r.rti ti.
labor litre has had a tendency to di
courage immigration from t i rupar
tively Intelligent and proptn-us
countries and distritt, whence it
might be dcsira'dit ard to attract .t
it from undesirable reiiion0 fuch as
Sohthein Ita!, SUvoni?, and tie
poorest aud mo3t benighted regio.'.e
of Uu?3ia.
S ich questions as thii it will be
the fanction of the new Conre to
couhlder. The facts ntcesary to a
tul! understanding of the suvj-tt-
tre not wanting. S'.ttiti'.'S ehow
immi -ration increases rather thit.
dtminr hes. The proportion of Kuro-pr-ans
and Knglish-speaking n.oph
lecreaep, and t hit of the most ig nor
ait and debased persons from South
ern and Kstvrii Kurojc itureases
pci 1 report- to Coaresi .hive al
-ea ly brought oji :.H: fc'.s. I'll"
fdlurc of existing la j t check t Lf
ll iu i ii also pi tin.
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