Lovers Spread Smallpox. 1 ‘Another case of smallpox has devel- | oped among the students of Indiana | University at Bloomington, the result | of a clandestine meeting of lovers, A | few weeks ago several young men were | quarantined, and one of them escaped | guard and took frequent promenade with Mies Stevens. A few days Miss Stevens was taken ill with vario foid, and her Miss Clara | Davis. also grew ill of what the physi- | clans pronounced a light form Of smallpox. Hoping to escape quaran tine, she for Bluffton, upon arrival there was prevailed return to Bloomington, once to the health and when she later roommate, left but upon She went gecretary of the board the situation, room. explained given a At the Poker Club, Sam-—''1 do jes’ bag Pete—'‘Dat's all right ut I'd play wif a bad loser dan wif any of a winner."—Puck. A Mother's Tears. *“IWould Cry Every Time | Washed My Baby.” i Was hate a log “When Ph. nt ’ Faw NN I montis he - Was y ¢ oid, first fes- ters and th ii E® boils broke out on my baby’ neck. Th BOres spreaw ard Ma A MEXICAN NIGHTINGALE. ¥ouog American Oraithologist Anxious To Secure One. William Booneville, Y., one of the most ear: found of America’s ; gists, is visiting Denver Post Mexico,’ Johnson of to spend perb the birds of specimens for my €gg told that many of the birds of Mexico remain because they are =o 1. A spe nightingale that ble aweelnes I am lower principally ies ark remarka- y utterly approacl men has ever { nly OCCagsiona gr limpaes of can had, it hs; been so described that cerning it are be variously data con in ornitho logical records, hope to be abie to secure imen, but of s t ia course I dare nc t for the most ard: tunate the happiest f« the bird rapture at the FOR WOMAN'S HEALTH Barnest Letters from Women Re- lieved of Pain by Mrs. Pinkham. “Dear Mus. Pixgnax:-— Before | commenced to take vour medicine | was in a terrible state, wishing myself dead a good many Every part of my body seemed to pain in some way. At time of menstruation my suffering was something terrible. I thought there was no eure for me, but after taking several bottles of Lydia | E. Pinkham's Vegetable Lompound all | my bad feelings were gone. 1 am now well and enjoying good health. I shall | always praise your medicine.” Mans, | Anos Frscurenr, Box 22¢, Romeo, Mich. Female Troubles Overcome “Dear Mus. Pixxkuav:—1 had female trouble, painful menses, and kidney | complaint, also stomach trouble. About a year ago 1 happened to pick up a paper that contained an advertisement of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound, and when I read how it had helped others, 1 thought it might help me, and decided to give it a trial. I did 80. and as a result am now feeling perfectly well. 1 wish to thank you for the benefit your medicine has been to me." Mas. CLara Stignen, Diller, Neb. No More Pain “Dear Mus. Prvxunas Your Vege. table Compound has been of much benefit to me. When my menses first appeared they were very irregular, They occurred too often and did not leave for a week or more. I always | suffered at these times with terrible | pains in my back and abdomen. Would be in bed for several days and would not be exactly rational at times. 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and menses became regular and pains left me entirely/--Mps. E. ¥. CustEn, Brule, Wis. pon great- iy task myself i enaeh nough » world.” And ¢r clasped his hands in thought lov Limes, a, 's Eye Water a So REV. DR. TALMAGE. THRE EMINENT DIVINE'S SUNDAY | | DISCOURSE. Subject: The Mesnrrection of Christ-The Season of Spirltunl Gladness and Hee freshment=Victory Denth and Flowers, fiver the Grave~The Mission of [Copyright wu, Wasnminarox, D, C.-This sermon Talmay rin nil the bells gindness, | eapecially appropriate at this season, when all Christendom is Christ's resurrection; text, John xix, “In the ¢arvden a new supuicher.” Looking arocnd the chur flowers in wreaths and flowers in , billows of beauty, ty, you eel ¢ iH 3 smail heaven, You say thesa fi perhaps ‘yon may see the may be immortal, The fragrance flower may be the spirit of the flower; body of the flower in ol! Dr. of celebrating i1, shes this 1 and i crosses and ing. sein in star wers wil hey | { tha | tho dying earth; its better worlds, on sp Appear n it will ' Ors bP any 108 &a8yY rit may ances and ja) J a8 were born in paradise, beauty came down {an the regu- apostolic the flood 1 oil haliotrog Thess apostles of Inr line of ostors aircession Their an ring afterward ap peared, id started with BE Heuven is ¢ NO organ Hoavy bn arist ss | into the p the jevel ply of reat ng pi from the tock against the rec The g ciplea may the l yvernment, ates! he body piay resurrection, order the sanbedrin to be pat the mb, the violation of ths iolation © pon {the se I the Governm the United Sates or Great Britain, ollowsd with great ponishment, A pany of soldiers from the tower of Antonis is detailed to stand guard. At the door of the mausoleum a fight takes places whieh decides the question for all gravevards and cemeteries, of lightning against sword of steel, Angel against military. No seal of letter was | ever more easily broken than that seal of the door of the tomb, The dead body in the niche in the rock | begins to move in its shroud of fine linen, slides down upon the pavement, moves out of the portico, appears in the doorway, ad- | vanges into the open alr, comes up the | marble steps. Having left His mortuary | attire behind Him, He comes forth in work. | man's garb, as I take it, from the fact that the women mistook Him for the gardener, That day the grave received such shat. | tering it can never be rebulit., All the irowels of earthly masonry can never mond it. Forever and forever it Is a broken Dea}h, taking =ide with the mill. tary In that (ght, received a torribie ent from the angel's spear of flame, so that he himsell shall go down after awhile under it, The king of terrors retiring before the King of grace! The Lord is risen! Let earth and heaven keep Easter to-day! Hosanna! SoM thio® strike my observation while stan ding in this garden with a new sepul. cher, And, first, post mortem honors in contrast with ante mortem ignomintes, if they could bave afforded Christ such a costly sepulcher, why could pot they have given Him an earthly residence? Will they Sword § on instead of a soltglilow for the living Jesus? If they bad expended half the value of that tomb to make Christ comfortable, it would 60t bhava been so sal a story. He asked bread; they gave Him a stone, ‘Christ, like most of the world's bensfac. ters, was appreciated better after Ho was dead, Westminster Abbey and mon mental Greenwood are the world's attempt to atone by honors to the dead for wrongs othe living. Poet's corner in Westmin. ster Abbey attempts to pay for the suffer. Ings of Grab street, Go through that Poet's aorper in West. minister abbey, There Is Handel, the great musician, from whose music you hear to- day; but while I look at his statue [ cannot help but think of the dissords with which his feilow musicians tried to destroy him. There is the tomb of John Dryden, a heaus tite! monument; but I eannot help but inink at seventy years of age he wrote of his being oppressed in fortune and of the sontract that be had just made fora thou. sand verses nt sixpence a Une. And thers, too, you find the monument of Samuel But. er, the axthor of “Hudibins;” but while 1 k at his mopument In Post's corner 1 onnnot but ask myself where he died, In a garrer, There ses the costly tablet f tha Poet's corper--the aostly tablet to ong of whom the celebrated Waller wrote: The just issued a tedious man, If the hus none." posm on the fall of length of it be no virtue, it There (3 a beautiful monument to Bheridan, Yoor Sheriden! If he could have only discounted that monument for u mutton chop! Oh, you unfiiial your parents sao nu few more biunkets children, do not give ' shh tombstone, bat a iosa funeral and more bedroom! If five per cent, of the money we now spend on Buros have bean expended {no making the Scotch post been harried with the oxciseman., Horace Greeley, outrageously used while living, when dead is follows 1 Greenwood by the Prasident of t banquets could vis comfortable, he would no Vara and navy. the grave ¢ ve army atone at Senator. Do Springfield « Ob. do lust ssdariy yar 1 {a the procession fing in th garden rl a 1 cannot Ree sanhedria, com tower of Apt fioor of rock, of rock, walls of rock, door of roek, Christ srypts. Come ip He must, Come out asd He did. Preliguration Firat fruits of them that siapt, Just as certain. We go flown the jnst so certainly we will « here were stan Koop in the Soy. into ye up again, Though of the mountains were piled on ue we will rise. Though buried amid the corals © hie deepest cavern of the Atiantie Oc¢ea)d, will come to the sur fae With Tust we thess ovens wo may not into shall have strenger vision, begause the tamast thing iu the land to which we go will be brighter than the sun. We shall have bodies with the speed of the lightning. Our bodies improved, energized swiftened, eclarifled—mortality, immortality, The door of the grave taken off its hinges and flung fiat foto the dust, Olu, my brethren, Jdeath and the grave are not 80 much as they used to be; for while wandering fn this garden with the te INR flowers of the garden have completely cov. ered up the tomb, Instead of ome garden there are four gardens, opening lato each other—gardes of Edes, gardeu of the world’s sepuloher, garden of the earth's regeneration, garden of heaven, Four gardens. Bioom, O earth! Bloom, © heaven! Oh, my friends, wake up to glad. ness on this Easter morning! This day, i I interpret It right, means joy—il means peace with heaven, and it meuns peace with ail the world, Oh, bring more flowers! Wreaths them around the brazen throat of the cannon; plant them in the desert, that it may bios. som lke the rose; brald them into the mane of the returned war charger. Ne more red dabiins of buman blood. Give ur white lites of peace. All around the enrth strow Easter flowers, And soon the rough voyage of the church militant will be ended, and stie will sail up the heavenly harbor, searred with many a confilet, but the flags of triumph floating from ber top. gallanta, All heaven will come out to groot her into port, and with a long re. verberating stout of welcome will say: “Toners alie comes up the bay, the glorious old ship Zion] After tempestuous voyage she drops anchor within the veil,” a ant a Arvmor Plate Stands the Tess, A test was made at ludian Head, pear Washington, of a plate representing 300 tons of the turret armor of the battleship Wisconsin, The fourteen.ineh plate wis attacked by a ten neh wun, with theasual romuits, be shell was smashed on the faen of the plate, which received no subs stantial injury, so the lol was accepted, MBL SB The Governor of Ohio has no veto power, Novel nnd Costly Yad in the world, They are nearly all made ¢f sliver and are perfect in every detall, As a boy the duke took a keen delight In modeling vessels, which with him really became an art His collection of stantly being private purchase, what the duke's “silver to, but by may be sidered hobby akips” is only ny who con added not those KIoOw to Le Ask Your Denlar For Allen's Foot -Eass, A powder to shake into wour show feet, Cures Corns Bunions, are, Hot, Callous d Ingrowing (841 v or t 1 : InN old in 0 QUINIs Fg One Day. 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