Lib i LLC ia Sart crime. “Alarm the house!” he shout: ed, seeing that she was already affact- I | | afc | oe v the rent fumes of the chloro- form. With a shriek she threw her turnkey on his | self against the window, breaking the | pane she knew not how. | “Curse you!" howled Moore's pal, A re Demorratic: Bellefonte, Pa.. November 29, 1889. 1 Keeper saw taunt- | think “Let me ¢ Render THE QUIET HOUR. | “nis e esperate by the sounds of > ousehold he broke effort and sprang » followed, but to eflect his own escape or de- ain the other burglar cannot be told. [is confederate must have regarded i ns in the latter light, for he in rapid both reast, through the tashion had two shots it re- the 1 rhamnie akin chamois 8xin f a rose Wess Un 0 Pressio! . and those who i ——————— re Colors Come From. Grains of Gold. : 2 Most great works are accompli slowly. The one praden tration: the one dissipati The best what vou teach. More i day's work ing two days The lessons of pressions than the lessons o they touch because Reware of and men’s mi judices creep in ful if they ever g O One Was sarcasm, the wrot be ki Th sence of the highest ctual qualities than a c¢ ie Oi exceiienc dl 1 A Baudit in a ce they reach the head. et Ot ever out of Ler his we can } in a evil and it makes no difference whethe ns are coarse or fine. instruction accomplished ithfully work into one. wr ite me than 3.» qariven tl ¢ Coat-of Mail. 2 hooks: tl I'm sure. life is concen- is dissipation : Four to practice 1m- intel- reception poor I don’t Fashion Fanci Embroidered appliques 1 : vod cloth or velvet, in deep-pointed favorite tr cashmeres and ladies” cloths. are “Four-cape peleri an appeara ce of b 8, are nal ti 3 [5 mmings which seal and two of Persian lamb, embroia use cloth « tashion—unct i “a th has bee ry purpose, pinked at the edge and ended to be “eatl 1 oviondg ‘hese dyops ol are the new nu H 1 es tie red, and this 1 rought ont capes ( for m match ot braid of different widths, inter ( i | ation of thie buffalo has secured a PETE, All Sorts of Parazraphs, —1It is said that there are 48 Janey. oes and dialects spoken in Mi Xi 0, — New York's elevated roads carried 179,000,000 passengers during the pa ‘ =e 5 Jad 12 months. -—Richard Burton, of Denver, 1as sued for adivoree from his wite ha. 'ause she squints. Baltimore man has been - v of stealing a lot of gold filled teeth from the museum of the Universi. LY. —An oak tree on the Potter farm si, es from Visalia, Col., teet 6 inches around two fect from the zround. measures 4() — English syndicates have invaded 1} Austrian Empire, and are buying breweries in Bohemia, and printing ces in Vienna. —Ac nmpany interested in the propa tract of land in Utah, where a herd of bison will soon be domiciled. —Redheadville is the name of flourishing settlement in Otsego eonnty Mich A family of Redheads gave tf place its auburn appellation. in Flint, M fair —At the Bapi ich 18 now ov with which ground was aw Bapist church wass —Some hunters near Bowen, | wounded a big bald eagle Saturday 1 aptured it. The bird is verv vic and measures 7 feet from tip to tip —- Four wolf sealps were taken to the County Clerk at Cartl Ves Toniiiest :h scalp bringing 33. numerous in R Mos C I } £19 s woods. W she broug 1 to 1 aouse a a G jus f Is T% J \} oif put 2: WW d = =g Ioung t mar —Wi ‘ leline a cl stead Ci M f piee ag t hy - A \ Ww "TY ) id % ; that I I Ss crop v ? 1 r } I gold I t { t Take eT L La —I A 1. ( § : TT} 1 Tr } -) 4 i WN I As d He rec 1 » od Bas Da ] Net K o th I I H 1 Dn 4 i » - nN Tk " 4 1 t SC wra f t —A A slag S N l | § 8 stalked
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