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Says the People Have Confidence in
the Adnlinistrntion, However—Fu-
vors Leaving the Cuban Question
in the President’s Hands.

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June: ro‘n vou‘nsm.

Which is Better Try an Ex-
periment and Profit by
a Norwalk Citizen’s
Experience}
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.

_ Be successful at home or you doubt
it

The statement of a manufacturer is I

not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of a friend is.
Now supposing you had a bad back.
A lame, weak or aching one.

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A FOOLISH UTTERANCE.

' It May Cause the President to With-

draw from His Church.

Washington, Dec. 3.—A foolish utter-
ance by his own pastor has caused

’President McKinley to seriouslycom
' sider the advisability of changing his

place of worship. “Rum, Jesuitism and
Socialism,” the pastor said, were the
. three principal evils which now
threaten this country, and the Presi-
dent Was in hiS‘ pew when the sermon
was preached.

By residents of this city comparis 33
E are drawn between the preacher‘s rc.

of Dr. Burchard, “Rum, Romanism and
Rebellion,” which is popularly believed

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at. One Time FloreN for Decora-
tion Than Utility.

Before the tenth century, English
ladies were long sleeves with painted
flaps that rested on the back of 'then
hands, or when they went forth in.
winter, drew the loose drapery of then
cute}; garment over their hands.

The first glove had only, a. thumn
and no fingers, like the mittens of the
present day. They were so proud Cl
them that they'emp'hasized them by
bright colors, such as violets, reds,
and blues. They were wondrously
embroidered and starred with jewels.

They \Vu-re

Lewiston, Me., Dec. 3.—-The Journal 7. _ . ‘ .
prints an interview with Congressman \} ou1d_ you experiment- on it.) to have encompassed the defeat 01 No gloves were finer than those of the
ion Wlll read of so many so-callcd James G. Blaine in 1884. clergy. They were mostly of white

Nelson Dingley, who left yesterday for
Washington. Mr. Dingley.says:v '
“Inasmuch as this will be the first
regular session of the Fifty-fifth Con-
gress, and therefore unlimited in length
by the Constitution, it is difficult to
forecast its duration. Business will be

cures.
But they come from fa ' away places
Its different when the endorsement
comes from home. -
Easy to prove that it is 50.
Home endorsement is the proof that

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Ever since his return to Washington
last March the President has been an
attendant at the Metropolitan Epis-
copal Church. The pastor is Rev. Hugh
Johnson, and he has shown on numer-
ous occasions that he was highly line

silk or linen, cunningly embroidered,
and sometimes fringed with pearls.
One ecclesiastical had a red silk
pair, with the sacred monogram
worked on the back, surrounded with A

'i * expedited by the fact that,the House, backs every box of Dean’s Kidney tered in having a President of the a Golden glory. and later on they had
as well as the Senate, is already organ- Pills ‘ United States in his congregation glgvefi tobmatdh their different vest-
ized and the committees appointed, but. Read this case: ' ~ Thanksgiving Day services at the D -

a church were well attended, among ments. in fact, gloves had departed

 
 

 

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BROWNIEBOOKS .

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the Senate has no means of limiting‘de-
bate, so that it is always in the power
of a. very few Senators to greatly ex-
tend' the sitting. I see no reason now,
however, to believe that this session

Mrs. C. Malone, who resides at No.

31 Plattsville avenue, has reached the.
allotted span of life. being seventy

years of age and is the mother of eight
children. She says: “I had kidney
and urinary trouble for years. Severe

those who were present being Maj. Me
Kinley. When the sermon was reached
there was a sensation. The‘ paste:
spoke of the three evils which he said
threatened the country, but laid par-

from their primary idea of utility and
became ‘a decoration. They were too
magnificent for common wear, and in
contemporary pictures the nobility
seemed to have carried them rather

A . T o 0 U R R E An E B s will continue later than June,
' i ‘ i ‘ il a; I l P “Probany bankruptcy legislation wil‘: headaches and scantiness of kidney sh- . ticulnr stress on “Jesuitism.” ' _' ‘ . . . ' ' 2
F .. , TE be the first to come up, after such an- cretions. I got a box of Doan’s Kidney l So radical were the ministerS 1.9. in their hands or m their g1rdeis, than
0-. (THE EVENING GAZETV -) Dr0p1.iation bills as may be ready. The Pills at Glendeningfs drug Store. I did marks that they met with no appme on them fingers. .
:4 Voluntary Bankruptcy bill, passed by not take them all for I did not'need from his Congregation, and the Pre;-.i- The nikghvs mailed gloves helterea
dent, it was noticed, appeared to be his hand. It became a Sign of power,

 

 

 

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HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALLED

BIRDS, IRHWKHS, Mill BEASTS are m
rayed in varied garments, much as
ordinary human beings dress.
ontwo legs, think as men and women :1
do. talk to each other. go to house- 3.?
keeping. dance at weddings, etc., etc. ,. .
These Looks are crammed l‘i om cover 2
to cover with the quaintest conceptions _
in PICTHBE and STORY; enough to crack .

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the Senate during the extra session,

port it back before the Christmas re-
cess. The House will probably pass a
substitute on the lines of the Torrey
bill, as it did two years ago, and then
the two bills will go to conference.
Probably the conference will agree on
a compromise measure which will be-
come a law."
The Currency.
“W'ill currency legislation be likely
to be secured?” was asked.
“If the Senate were Republican and
in harmony with the majority of the

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them. They cured me and I am glad

Dean’s Kidney Pills do this if taken
as directed. They tone up the kidneys
and force them to perform their func»
tions properly. They actually cure the
most stubborn cases of kidney disease.
Doan’s Kidney Pills act at once. You
can feel their cil'ucts in an hour or 50.
Try them for weak or lame back.

Dean's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers, price .30 cents per box, six
boxes for $2.50. By mail on receipt of
price by Foster—Milliurn C0., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole agents for the U. S. Re-

member the name Dean’s and take no 3

makes every one the mortal enemy of

’ aicd great indignation, and by man:
it has ben construed as an attack upma-

itorney General-McKenna, who. it i':
expected, will soon succeed Justice
Field on the Supreme Court bench. ”l"
Attorney-General is a Catholic, and his
proposed elevation has aroused some
opposition.

Efforts have been quietly made by
leading members of the )‘letropnlitari
church to convince President McKinley
that no affront to any particular creed
or nationality was intended by the pas—
tor.

jurious to appear to approve, even tac-

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- Be 1tifu1 Illuminated Covers ,
all EITS was referred to the House Judiciary to recommend them to anyone who suf— . greatly annoyed. and when a gracious lord meant

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“IS QUAINT 60““ Committee, which may be rcady to re loud as _[ did. 11 atho 1C or L es e serum 0 to signify his intention to protect

a town, he sent his glove as a sign 01‘
his willingness. The glove too, was
a token of defiance, when one knight
declared war against another, and, at
the same time; as if to mark the dig:
fercnce between the strong right hand
of man and the daintier hand of we-
man, he bound his mistress’s delicate
glove to his helmet by way of show-
ing his fealty.

By the sixteen century gloves were

GHILEBEI WILD WITH DELIGHT. . House on 'ionetary questions, I should , fl , _. .
He NeverWns :’ reply in the affirmative,” said Ml“- Otllez‘, , l Up to date, however, their efforts (103320011 ““951".- together \llth fa‘.thln
' Born .‘ Dingley, "hilt With a free-silver major- _-._-__._,-,_._,._,___*_ ’ l have utterly failed. as the President is. galcs. come: and 10v. gowns.——Goldeo
.~ Thatgouéiligltold almer 0X 3 ity in the Senate antagonistic to the This is the sort of weather that ' firmly convinced that it would be in- Days,
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to what constitutes a sound currency
system, I do not see how it is possible

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GAS MADE FROM SAWDUST.

About Two Tons Used to Make Five Hun-

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' w an“ Arum m the“ 0’15“: to secure important» currency legisla- young mothers SDMCh away the PVC' ' , ,d", 1.0”) (”mic Men‘s
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' tion nil t ' bro vht 'ntc c1 us1 ' i" ' 1v . 'l - .‘ . T AVE A W MAN’ LIFE. .
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harmony with the House. Possibly
some desirable amendments to the na-
tional bank law might be passed by
the Senate. The House joint resolu-

passed at the extra session is still in
the hands of the Senate Finance Com-

' mittee, and may be reported back as
3 soon as Congress reassembles.

In Safe Hanan.

tions of the Treasury Department

out in the cold.

ONE w AY TO BE HAPPY.
is to attend to the comfort of your

P. Weed, Ngrwalk, or George 0. Still- ;

son, South morwalk, Conn, sole agents,
and get a trial bottle of Otto’s Cure,
the great German Remedy, free. We
give it away to prove that we have a

 

Gov. Atkinson Demands n Measure
Against Fenznle Death Penalty.
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 3,—The women of

Georgia. may triumph in the fight the;

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. kinson has had introduced into the Leg-
islature a. bill providing that
shall not be hanged in Georgia.

Tens of thousands of letters‘from all

3 classes of women have poured in upon

over the State have presented equall)

‘where there are several large lumber

wash. :1 3
‘those used for coal gas.

mills, is partially lighted by gas made
from sawdust. The sawdust is charg-

‘cd in retorts which are heated by a

7 "5 Pmuu' 4 tion for a joint committee to .ConSidel family. Should ‘any one of them catch - _ ,
5 All the Culldren love Palmer COX’S Brownies. ‘Vez‘vant CVEIY tOt l1] and report on currency lenglathl‘.‘ El. slight COltl 01‘ cough, call 011 Edward have. been maklng for the hfe 03311“? : “700d fire the gas from the retorts pas.
Dollie Nobles, the murdercss. Gox. At- . _ ’ . . -

lsmg into a series of (30115 and theme;

into the purifiers, which are similar to
Lime is the
principal purifying agent employed.
When it passes out of the retorts the

of smoke from a fire of green wood or

— ' - Sendthis “Order”direct'to the'publishers . - . . ,
. ‘ - “While I should be pleased to see . .
if ‘~ . . . . . _ sure cure for couahs colds asthma . . . . , - o. - ..-~ .
W" H.w I 0 SI I I HI M and books will be sent you by return mail legislauon whlch would remedy the . , . ° ,’ . ’ ’ g the GOVCI 1101 bescechmg mm to D19 :' gas possesses an Odor mil-:11 1953 (115.
5. , . o _. , , consumption, and al- diseases of. me : vent the stain umm the State’s CS- 5 u _
' want of flexrbillty of our banking sys- _ . . l ~ 1 - .. . agreeable than that of Ol'd‘in'u‘V 11.,ht_
21'. tem and would separate those func- tluoat and lungs. Large 5129, 500- [ cutcheon that would result from the f0 ‘ ~ 3‘ _
‘ ’ “ and 250. l execution. On tlle_0thel‘ hand, men all mg gas, and resembles somewhat that
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which relate to the government de-

either be promptly ratified by the :5
ate or an annexation resolution p‘s- . ‘
and Hawaii brought into the Unit-:1 _ -.
Territory.” .
As to Calm.

“Are Cuban affairs lilac-1y to load 1.
action by Congress?”- _

“I have no doubt that there wii'; .'-.
a strong effort to induce Congrcrs l
take the solution of the Cuban quasi.-.
from the hands of the President .122"
Secretary of State, to whom the cot:
duct of diplomatic matters properly
belongs, and have Congress, whoh
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

' Gov. I’ingrce, of Michigan, it is offi-

cially announced, has bought asphalt'
grants ceded by Venezuela years ago. l

The Treasury Department has held
that watches imported into this coun~
try with one or more jewels missing
should pay the same duty as if all the
jewels Were in place. .

Sir Oliver Mowatt, in opening the
Ontario Legislature, said he regretted

the action of the United States Con-l

gress on the lumber duty, but gave no
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London, Dec. 3.—The honorable Sir
Ford North, Judge of the Chancery
of the High Court of Justice, refused an
application to enjoin the national cycle
show, which opens at the Crystal Pal-
ace to-day, from holding its exhibition

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1 unless it includes American machines.
’ The

petitioner was allotted space,

which was subsequently withdrawn

' when it became known that he intend-

ed to exhibit American wheels. Justice
North, in rendering- his decision, said
that if the plaintiff succeeded at a trial
of the case, he may be entitled to sub-

 

 

leaves. The works in use are small,

 

 

 

 

web is made up of about 5,000 sep-
arate fibres. f a pound of this thread
were required it would occupy nearly
28,000 spiders a 'full year to furnish it;
The author of this statement does not
inform us how long the thread would
be, but it is safe to say that it would
reach several times around the univer-
sal world.

:13 mand notes and certificates used as The French toys, With the wonders .tstnfmg petitions that ”‘9 ShOUId “Qt i1" . _
‘ ' currency from those which relate tr; of mechanism, are in 3131,0110, contract er ere. turning out daily five hundred and for—
! "l .. ._ - 1 . ' . ., «. ‘1‘ l The case of Mrs. Nobles is similar tr. - , , ,. ._
5;. HUBBARD PUB. CO. . , current iccemts am: expendltmes, and to the raw dolls that were treasured by , . -, ,q 7 pk L. M: «5m» ty CllblC .1]Lt.€S of gas, for the produc
.. . . ’ . . ~ . thus better protect the reserve, one _ b . 4 ! th‘ case Of M1“ 33V " AS M1“ [“1" tion of which about two tons of saw-
E 102} Filbgfi $17661, P/leddelpl’lla, Pd. most heartily approve it, yet I believe children it quarter of a century ago. ! had her Guldensuppe and her1 Alarm; dust are required A man and b0“
- f' . - . J that, even if such le islati 11 cannot be ; Thorn. so Mrs. Nobles had her iusbam . . . - ~'
' (3 Please mail me the F0110W1n° Four :N W I secured it is suflicieit foruall imediote GLAD TIDINGS. l and her Gus Fumbles. The husband. flll‘mSh all the labor needed at the
iPalmer 00X Brownie BOOkS: i purposes to know that the Administra- The grand specific for dyspepsia, 5 like Gult‘jJBIlSUIJDO.1 was cruelly mur- works. The gas in an ordinary bur~
‘3 B 0 . 2;; l tion is determined to defend the pres- liver complaint, rheumatism, costive- ! dered- I‘dmb}?5v 1191' Partner .11} 01'”le ner gives an illumination of about
usy Brownles 000k RObln { ent monetary standard, alld, as it has ness, general debility, etc, is BACON’S ; llke Mill'un 11‘0"“ ""3“ COHVIC‘W‘ and I eighteen candle power. The best (11131..
a , o i the means of doing so, the integrity of CELEltY KING, for the nerves. This l sentenced :19 death. . it" 1 . T 3 q ity comes from resinous woods. A
unny oxes 11' S e lng l the currency is as safe for the present great herbal tonic stimulates the dfiil The mur GI'VIEIS 9011311“; ”1:. 3111.312]: , (plan-tity of one hundred kegs of saw-
, . i as though the deSil‘ed legiSlfltion were gestive organs, regulates the liver and ‘ 1890'. Th.e d2” bet for “,1.“ f ”0 C5,“: 9 1 t leave a residue of twentv lie-vs
Enclosed Please find 100- to P317 Wrapping and Postage. ii at hand. Indeed, with sufficient l‘eve- wswres the system to vigorous health 3 ecutlon 1s fast aporoecams, but 1. i,- i “1.13, . s c. . , .m.
(STAMPS ACCEPTABLE.) nue to meet all current expenditures. . . o ._ i confidently asserted tnat the woman of charcoal.
. ' . P . .' and energies. sample free. Large .- will not be put to death. ' w__________ 4
Name, ............................ . . “S“e Sllallha‘em ”‘9‘th ‘1”92‘1393“ packages 500 and 25c. Sold only by _. _ .. . .. "
, the Treasury Department can prac- Edward P Weed Norvfll' stopped Ill Tune.
_ . _ . . a l, and Geo. ~ . . .
lddress State : tically accomplish the latter purpose ,. ptmson South Norwalk PARIS IN AN UPROHR- Young Minister—I am gomg to 01--
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, . . . . .. such conditions, when gOVCl'nnieui W 1th Lhrmtmas only a few weeks oll‘ ““Ft “'0‘“ “‘9 D10" “‘3 Simm‘u- W 0137111?“ 015 Sund..3 :11“ng papers 011
' " notes are redeemed in gold, there arc we ought to begin to cultivate that Parls’ Deaf—”It “”11 ”0.3.W‘m‘fer 1“ the stieets. ,
' ; onl" two ways in which they can bc— .... , .- -: .. ~ - the Dreyfus-Iasterhazy affal" 15 no. 131‘0‘ 01d Minister—You are gomg to do
, ;’ _ , good-v. 111 to all men :»‘)ll'lt; popularlv - . t. . q , .,..., _ -,
disbursed. v1z., by purchaSo of govern- ‘ . L . k ‘ ductne Of a number 0f due-ls. “S“‘rld nothing of the sort.
mom bands for exchange 0,. exchange supposed to be m touch Wltnl the sea- the Paris papers are fighting like kin- “Re"lll'v'-I"
_ f , ”I sou. kenny cats, and 17-ersonalities‘are flying .. ‘ ' _ _ _ ,
n Warranted SOIId Cold. ‘ “I g‘ d (“her Measures. around broadcast. _ .- say you Will do nothing of the
. ,, Beautiful Chased Holden l .. 7h- 0 her 1, sure are like] to SAVE -YOUR LIFE. The editor of one evening paper has ‘ sort. How do you expect the people
a l Vi at t lea s y p ., _ . . H .- .
9 come up for consideration "I" was then By using.“'l‘HE NEW GREAT SOUTH called the C'Jltm' 0t 11 morning Journal , to get waked up for church? —Cliiclii—
lasked. AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE." This all manner of names.- and even sus— ' nan Enquirer,
’ "Immigration legislation." said Mr. new remedy is a great surprise on ac— gested that the ”lite? IS not entllled t0
Dingloy, "is likely to be consummated. count of its exceeding promptness in . the “31:11?“ 15 "fifm'nflg- T111: his NeverRemeuibered'fhat.
. . . . . . . some legiSIation may be requn'Qd ti: relievmg all]. in the Kidneys, Bladder l cause > “4' Dl‘O 110 hill 0 ' (3‘ CEI' 11.021 e .l n ‘ ___"h Seemed to cut [me dead
You may think it cannot possess mentor durability, the price is so low; but . strengthen the hands of the Interstate and Backp in male .01. female. It re- L of birth of the morning paper editor, _ C‘lfi’lhi‘o tel; -da I can’t under—
the “Lincoln” is 9.33:3.50 pen.reduced to $1 00. It is durable, always ready to “go" i Commerce Commission, whose power lleves retention of water and pain in vhereat the evening paper returns to 111 t e. 5 lee 0 Y- . - 3"
but never drips, the Ink flowmg steadily and uniformly. Thor are in use in this ' for good has been largely taken away passing it almost ' immediately Save 3 the charge of asking the morning paper - stand it, for the last time we wue
office, givmg the best of satisfaction, and they are in use in the ba 5, insurance by the decisions of the courts. It is yourself by usin" this marvelods cure ; editor how he served his country in together she said I was a trump.
and busmess offices and among all classes ollusers of pens in Norwalk and vicinity. said that the railroads will again urge Its use will revZnt fatal corisequences 1870. Merritt—A trump? That must be
Orders are received from all parts of the country. their pooling bill. Preliminary census" _ ,1 t all) cases bv its. reat altera- l Even Emile Zola. has been dpagged why she has forgotten you—New York
. , , len'islation is necessary Undoubtedly ”,1 a mos _ ‘ - f? ' . iiuto the quarrels. He has contributed -
Samples to be seen and orders received at the GAZEI‘TE ()B‘h'l'm. th:"effort to secure thg admifigion oi Live and heallng powers. acid by E. P. I an arthie to the Figaro, arguing that World.
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-»-*--- _.___,,-c-,___, -— ~- —— —~ ~77 , Arizona. and New Mexico as States will “ 99d: Dlugg.st, l\01walk, COMI- I if Dreyius lelatio.-s have formed a NOTES OF INTEREST.
. be renewed. Some better form of gov- WW“ , syndicate ‘0 securc neWspaper 5119130“ —— _-
ernmept must be given Alaska, and the There are times in one’s career when i they were only doing what they had a . Kangaroo tails for soup are Ship ed
. Postmaster General will urge lzis pos- if champagne were a cent a quart and i Eerie“ “Eh; :0 do- .Thg fJouIt'hnOW 35;“ I from Australia to London, where they
. , . ' .' 2r 0 ear e.~_ .
m tal ba‘ ings system. ’ water five dollars a drop we would pre- 3 0“ muc O a refine r 1C Sell for $3 per dozen.
Postal Savings Banks. :- ‘ , - __
' fertne lattir. . .- - _ - . ,— . _ ,
Concerning the proposed postal sav- l 3...... : R‘Rf‘llfl. Ark?) ‘infiogsb kivgtul Two inches of cloth from a dress
' -—_— in S system, Mr. Din 18‘ said: , , ‘ ' i T -T 9 l Iasnng on, EC. o.-.Jpj33. er 980 S '1 WOl'Il b Flora. MaCdonald SOld in
. 3%} have reached nogcohclusion on the YVHAT DO THE CHILDRDL DRIER. § arrival is anxiously awaited by the (ljzliggrness 1213;er for $32.
. ~ question, as I want first to know more Don’t give them tea or coffee. Have } membels 0f “‘9. Senate and House 317 __
definitely how the deposits can be safe- you-tried the new food drink called i £93337 U: the. City- ‘ I“? :35 EXDBCEW A cat regularly climbs 3,200 yards up
i 1y invested; what would be the effect Gram-O? It is delicious and nourish-, Vane“ 31' mg t 3‘ r e ore “m, u‘ d M‘d‘ - S 't 1 (1 ‘th
~ a -- .. ‘ . 1‘ .. » - . +' r was detained in New York Cit' and the Dent u I 1 "1 WI 261' an WI
l on the exxstlng sanngs bank sytem mg and takes the place 0. coffee. .l‘hel _ 3. . _ ‘. . . order to tal’e lun‘h \""th
1 which has proved so valuable, anc more Grain-O you give the ch11dren he was GXDGCted to arrive some tlme tOdUStS “1 ‘ ‘~ H
2 whether the tendeiicy’of the new sys~ the more health you distribute through ‘2 ‘lurmg ”1 day yesterday. It 15 the be‘ them.
1 tom Would be to draw capital from the their systems. Gram-0,15 made of pure . “9f 0f the members 0f the Hon,“ h?“ -——
- more thinly populated parts of the g1" ins. and when properly prepared , that {he CharaCtel‘ 0f the 1981515411011 In the Bank Of England there al‘8
A w n M country (where more capital is required tastes like the chemo grades of cofi'ee i- “DO“ 3“? “11:19?" and Cilbart‘ azdbOtléer many silver Ingots _Wh1ch have lain
. . s and transfer it to the centres of bu=i- but costs about i as much. All grocers questions “’1 0 a grea ex 9“ 9 9‘ untouched for nearly 200 years.
! 158 an Keeps ness already congested with capital. 0‘. sell it. 15(3_ and 25¢ i pendent upon the attitude of the Speak-
. ‘ to make it available for use cue-id. ___._.___.__ l 91" and they are anxious to learn what There is a family in Albion, Mich,
. ‘ i these centres.” It is amusmg when your days are f :is pignf": “1:11 b.e' 'Il‘he. in?” id 311: in which the birthday anniversaries
r I ' ‘ ! “What is likely to be done With 3“" filled to overflowino with work to have i “ ped €1- 1" S aprng (3°18 a 1-0” n- of the father mother two daughters
. I wail?” , "’ , . , House is very great, and his attitude , ,
ls - ome I“.1151!er “Unless those who have canvas a. doctor advrse your doms,r something, will sol-.0 many of the doubts which and a son fall upon the same date.
\ ' . . -5 ~ » ‘. to occu )v 'our mind. now confront members of less influence. _
I Ellie Islzligdfiaianiggatfihmtrial?t ‘ I“ 3 — ' An eminent naturalist says that ev-
e . .. . } No American Wheels. ery thread of what we call the spider's
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. The University of Missouri. receives
$23,023 from the estate of the late John
C. Conley,'under the operation of a

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stantial damages, but it would be an
injustice to the defendants to order a
specific performance.

The London papers assert that China'
has agreed to give England a strip of
territory near Hong Kong and all the.
surrounding islands, in order to enable'
England to fortify them securely and
to increase the garrison. *

A Darius Green has made his appear~ l
ance near Topeka, Kan. The young
farmer's name is Charles Haas and on
, ‘ Tuesday a trial was given to his flyingI
I-Ianna has sent word tC machine. 'One report says it sailed all

 

law recently passed by the Legislature,
which provides that if a man dies
leaving no father, mother ..-' direct
lineal descendant, a. certain/ier cent.
of his estate, excluding any amount
left for charitable or religious put-
peses, must go to the State University.

. , K , to direct our delicate relations with
, fir . l“; ' other nations, undertake to solve them
w H ’- B E N g ,9 J 0 N , by resolutions and campaign speeches.
- - I ‘ v ' ' - 13’! 5 Speaking for myself, I think that sound
. . policy and the best interests of Cuba

, f .- . ‘ " ' . require that the management of this
' _ ‘ \ matter be left with the President, whc
. . . " - has already done much for the Cuban
' ' 4 cause."

Anti-Football in Virginia.
Richmond, 'Va., Dec. 3.—-Senator
Barksdale has introduced the much
discussed anti—football bill in the Sen~
ate.‘ It makes any prize‘ or other game
of football at which admission fees are
charged a misdemeanor, and prescribes

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230‘ i. fiazEITE Bullnlflfig O DYE n. ”onwntfi “on" Washington that he expects to arriw right for 500 feet. The machine is like, a. penalty of $50 for each offense. The ' arer 1,
3 ’ - ' ' . there Mendabh _ ' a huge bird. ' ’ 5 bill will be strongly supported. ' r ' ‘
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