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ROYAL HEARTS ABE RIVBD.
Two Princes of the llomuu Catholic
Church Puss Away.
carat-at lanai-g. England's sin-ts.
mull-"III Light. and Carolina! SI-
“ Who light Have Bee- the
last Papa flat! in Llred. mph;
Unit a Few Ila-rs of Each other.
“In! Just”. Roger of New York Car-
flad 0. by an Attack of the Grip—A
Ian-[Hat a! Victim Claimed by tho
“all!“ Hand of [Math-
Lownon, Jan. L's—Great. Britain hows its
headingriefandshedstearsofgenuine
snow at the death of Albert Victor, duke
of Gannon and Avondale. and, as the eld-
utmofthePrineuandPrinoeenosths,
huh presumptive to the throne.
'IhsPrincenndPriuoeesof Wales-mien
lnnchprnstratedhygrlef to snmetasyet
any details for the funeral of their son. The
wines.“ is said. Ins spent hietimeinal-
most entire seclusion with the princes.
hardly speaking to my one, and at intervab
viking thechamberof death. The Prince-
dWaleeisaaidtohoar her first great
bereavement with greater fortitude than
the prince. whose quiet and haggard ap
more, when he appeared at awindow
th‘n afternoon and looked upon the familiar
owndsinwhich he had seen hisfamily
mupahout him. was more eloquent of
the depth of his bereavement than tears
would have been.
The Quota Frustrated.
Queanictor-iais said to he more pree-
tratedthanwhen she lostAIiceandPriuoe
Leopold. The duheofChrencewas of an
- especially amiable
disposition, and
had won his way
to his grandmoth-
er's heart. Queen
Victoria was da-
rotedly attached
to him. When he
waaahaheahetook
pleuurein nursing
him, and it was re-
rnarhed that she
‘ could not. have
‘ cared more for the
‘ Prinm of Wake
/ when an infant.
\ Indeed. the saying
’ in ascriix-d to her
majesty that she
looked on Cinnnw
m “C'IOI.
Inhalation herflrst hurnson. As ht'grow
alti- charmiugsnd amiable way confirmed
madnnent formed for him as a child.
“hardly slept. and when the and news
malewishedatoneetopmod toSand-
Althonghit had been her pur-
”handlers in any event. yet her grief
w- an impressive that those around her
Wilhelm that a meeting with the
M and the stricken family at Sandring-
harnln‘lxht have upon the aged lady. and
rnsdiuladviserwassummonsdforeon-
i
yaiehnadvisedaxainstit,
fiaqassaoonldwith dilicultybedimsded
MWMCIamnoe‘sbedaide.
nsPrlnesullaymhowasengagedtobs
hauled to Albert Victor next month, i
ddtohsaltnostonthe verge oftnental
cellars. ’l'heworstsixnisherrestkmnua.
amaMntinanalmle-waythmuga
hone-sit she expected to meet her
royalloreraliveand be greeted by himin
tho-Ins old way. Hugrirfatthedestlv
hadwssmwhelniingthstitattraetedthe
“on of the Prince and Princess of
froatheirogln. abort” that the
pinup" a I ofruuuxat
usheki-sdhhfunhead.
ly-pathy (to. Everywhere.
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lira-dam- maintain usury
. who is new thirdin rank of the
We“). Britioh navy. rum
“iniddy” wenttoths West ludirswlth
brother. Prince (worse. on the Bao~
to, and for two years. lull-3, the two
traveled all over the world, spend-
ihgtnnnhtiuieiuilonth America. Australia
andBouthAfrim.
hlmPriuceAlbert Vietorentersd‘l‘rin-
i allege, Cambridge. "rain the summer
that year went over tolleidelberg. In
he studied military soienos atAldsr-
andin 1885 wnsmadellentenautinths
'l'entth-ars. Inlttunhewupronwtedto
inaptaiucynudin mivhelm‘atuo thethlrd
In
andspontmuchtinteinl‘orklneotn—
of his battalion
I!!!)he wasraioed to thepooragebyhh
Momentum uniform! upon hint
titles of the duke of (Harenco und Aron-
(‘lale and earl of Athlono. He had already
been invested with the Order of tho Garter
in 1883.
1 Known as "Collars and Cum."
; The duke of Clarence's virtues wereof
Wflve sort. lie had been very ea-
emplury in his pri- ‘ . .
life. He was
iron the sonbri-
net of “Collars
Cuffs" by ir-
reverent people
because of his pen-
cihant for high col-
andwidocufls.
dead prince
haves halides his
announcer in line of
grimoganiture,
, George,
three sisters, Prin-
oullictoria. Prin-
oese Louise, the
(Inche- of Fife.
nud p ,. i n c e ”ruinous rust or non.
Hand. Prince Gnome is a lighthearted
young fellow. who hearn his inherited
honors gracefully. He is a lieutenant in
the navy, commanding the Thrush on the
North American station. He was even
more popular than h'ntnore sedate elder
brother
Itisrelated that when the two prlnces
at a hall in «West Indian town during
irtourof the world PrinoeGeorxowas
oting himaelf to the pretty zirb, while
hielder brother was left to attend to the
y ollieial dowsgera The duke of
neoprotested, and Prime George ro-
‘ irreverently, “Oh. you go intoaoorw
nerand sing ‘God are your grandmother!"
'I'hislaan indication of the cinneterof
the royal youth who. by the deathof the
e of Clarence without lune, Incomes
heir presumptive. and will be king when
h Queen Victoria and the Prim of
ales have paid their debt to nature.
CARDINAL MANNING AT REST.
Iaglaml'a "rent Catholic Putat- Ea-
plm Willa lass Is Bela: Said for Iliu.
Loxnort, Jan. 15.—Cardiual Manning's
illness began in the form ofaalight cold
uoward the end of last week. Compara-
tirely little was thought about the matter
by the cardinal or his household, Borrower,
on Saturday Dr. Gimp-t. a relatin- of the
tamlinnl. advised him, if only no a precau-
tionary measure, to remain in bed. This
the mrdinal dill over Sunday. but by Hon-
day the symptoms had become in pro
uouneed that it was thought desirable to
all in another physician. Still nothing
was felt inthsahapeofaeriousalarm among
the members of the mdinal's household.
Apprehenions did arise, however, when it
{was announced that bronchitis had set in.
t Sir Andrew Clark saw the cardinal in the.
one of Monday and again yesteyday. The
rigs, it was then understood, had become
blotted. 80 gram. indeed, had, the situar
.. . ....-.tl\\;~"|.‘ on?
We \‘V \~
casein“. assume.
become that thswdinalhulthellst
ts of his church administered.
Dillon, of Bay-water, outdated.
datum. the cardinals private are
$0.0 Bishop Vaughan. of Mord.
present.
Wheaadiaaltaryef the lldnanththolie
serious!
. thedleosssoststiainstsrgrmprdthew
res round theireardlnal's hul. This was
thaphtn little bedroom which his uni»
before . in thin- cityuud, it it ever
whorls, we here :‘yet to hear of it. ,
just as much astonishment to. those ivb‘o are
as to those who are out of it; They dou’t'midc
we can afl'ordto sell a first rate pair of trousers
rate price. Well, we are dull}
and look at the trousers and «the
dog o cumin
The turning point in Manning's life cums
In 1851, when he entered the Bosnian ('athb-
lic cherub. resigning hie prrfertnnnts in the
(hurrah of England. ‘ While Manning was in
sympathy with the leaders of the Tractor
inn movement ho was not *immiuertt among
them. The point on whic he let t the Enz-
lish Clinton had Monaco to the doctrine of
baptismal regeneration.
III. Honoril Cal-a fast. .
After hk entrance into the Roman Outho-
lic church his promotion was min-.uratively
raw. lie founded an eaten .millml mn-
negation at Bayswster called me Oblatos
of St. Brmoinoo in Infill. The hunonu-yde-
gree of dis-tor in divinity wne opacially cou~
ferried upon Father Manolo,a at Rome.
Before list) he was appointed provost of the
Catholic ,‘arohdiouvse of Westminster. pro-
thonotary apostolic and dorm-stir prelnto to
the pope. In In“) Cardinal Wise-man «lied
and Dr. Manning smwdml him on titular
archbiahop of \l'entmiruttpr. In 1575 he was
created a cardinal by Pope Pin.» ix. The
same pontiff two years later publicly in-
vested him with the cnnlinnl's but at is con-
sistory held in the Vatican. 1'
Of late yearntlardinnl Manning huvhotm
himself very active.- in philanthropic Work.
All his life he has been autumn-pus mlvm‘ato
of temperance. if xiut mun dilation-lice. The
British government has nppointul llllll mem-
ber of several to} commissitms on the
homing of the poor, on artisan» dwellings
and kindred onbjeda. An excellent and
not unfavorable ilt'l‘ilillll of Cardinal Dinn-
uiug was given by Ifr. Disraeli in lilo non-l,
“him." under a very thin dh‘gotw.
HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN POPE.
Death Close- the Career at the Burl-sat
Cardinal fliniwnl.
Born, Jan tamihnluml simeoni, lute
pupal secretary of state und prefect of the
Sacred College of thn~ Pmpngmnln. tIIt‘d
here. influenza frumwliii'h be bad been
suffering for is few days, carried him ofl.
Uardimil b’uuwni was a native of Pnlina.
whorohe was born in term. After his or‘
dination as priest, his burning procured
him important unit-w. mo his pnmmtton
Ian steady for a lung mun-anion nf yum
In "3'87 he Wits made domestic prelate to
the pope and sent an envoy to Spain, with
the mission of renewing relations between
Iadrid and the Vatican, intently broken
OR by the revolution.
In I85» he henmio pmthomtnry zmetolie
in full For eight yours bi- wz-x sum-tarry of
the Congregation of the Propogiuula for the
0M0! the Oriental Rite, and in‘ INN he
he was mulelt‘fl't‘klt)’ of the Latin ititenod
adviser for the revision of provincial tonn-
cila.
In out he was recognized as an-hbishop
' of Chalmlonia and went as nnnrio to la-
drid. In the same year he rec-emu! the red
ht of a urdinal. and norm after he became
papal secretary of state. lie held this other
until the death of Pope Pius ix. when IN
XIII, the mmvnt pope. made him prefect
general of the Propaganda.
('ltirf Justlre linger Dir-1|.
SYRM‘UHL 3. Y.. Jim. I?» «('bisf Juntii‘u
Roger. who hm I'm-ii mun-uh: ;: {lLt'
grip for thr lust Win-killed .it it.» home
hen: William L‘rnwfurd “tiger mu- bonito
Bruin-water, (urchin t‘onnty, nbnut titty-
eight your» ago. He was twice iii-{voted in
conventions for the ammonium to the ChIt‘I
justifiably) of the wort of appeals. The
third time he was suuwsful. lir- was
thought to have ayrnrnithzaml with the Kr-lly
boitof Wilbbutdiil not [now tho conven-
tion. to which he wasu delegate when Kelly
wont uni.
He was very [Klpulztr in tiyracuw artery.
II IE not thought that he died A rich man.
He married a daughter of a :5. Primer, of
Main.
I“ II a Noted Physician.
ibisms, Jun. lhnwbr. llirnry lnuvrwll
Bowditch, pmfmir of nh‘tllt'lilt’ st lbw
mi from mitt to Wit. chairman of the still!
blind of health him to 1879. surgeon of un-
mllnlent during the civil war. and prowl-rut
of the .tinsrican Nedieal aluminum in 13:2.
is dead.
"tiller!" l'lllf Is "tint."
Cllt‘AGU. Jan. flu—Prank 5. Flint, the
famous bull player, is dead. Slow lust (lotu-
her be has been coniinml to his room with
consumption. Flint was known from the
Atlantic to the Pucilh: m the grin-tent cumin-r
that ever took his pottflbm lwhmd lIlt‘ but.
neural Ramon- Iilylrra.
Ramon. N. (1.. Jan If-mwiivm'ml Ruhr"
Ramon: died at his horn» in Xewiasrnr. lie
was a gruluste of West Point and sean in
the United states army until mirth m»
ullna joined the f‘nntedwscy. when he Iii-lad
with his state. .
Minor Alha- ltlas fro-a "rip.
Puncture. 8.1.. Jan, 13.4‘iiurli-u Angus»
tus Aiken. titnart profesmr of tin~ whatnot
ofpbllowphy and wienm to the titration
lolly/ion, and of Oriental and Old 'I’umtuml-nt
literature. in ”mm college. died from
the sun
The ("lest Mas-I lathe World ”and.
Uranus. Jan. lo.«-~‘Ilon. Role-rt J. I‘ll".
Ill’. lhrulslrat Msson in the World. div-ii at
Jaclimn. Tenn. and ninety-mm- yours
Ir. Hunter served outta-staff of Andrew
Jarhson. his Man. at the hattlo of New
(khan. .... m .
”out of Indian {Thief Harry.
Sums. Wain. Jan 15.4 'he-t flurry. of
the Indian», in dead. Thorn are
few of his Wit-ft. and they turn [wither
areservattoa muted their own.
MI Banana Actor Knight.
Pniuusuum. Jan. In. .. Boom It.
Knight. the actor. died at the bottle of lib
“It" Inthis city. u. had been ill over
four yous with paralysis.
Ia-Iaysr Itryaer bead.
Minors, In. lhwhlayor hunch It
Birgitta-ad. ll- maasyor iron: out
to
PIttshar-‘s Police Chief lites!
Prriaacao. Isa. tea-4mm Weir. chief
utthspotles uftha eity. is dead.
I!” "I-I'I ‘I’lII.
it; it you doubt it, come
pl‘1068—- both will astonish
_ p on“!
grout sale of hooters. has/never been pat-align . .
filerta‘inly uothiugylilto it- was over noun
has been matched. else-
l’t h 8 been a source of
in the business
rstttnd how
at a third
Baneyamnpamiklnumrywaspnb
[blind in France. ales-criltltu: a wonderful
flesh eating pinumtimwoml Ir, a gnu
hotunha, If we n-momla-r rightly. the
story mountul how u «At-nain mlleetor
discovered a plant of the llrtrnp nmhd
”gigantic is nine that it mould unaume
hum mm of raw omit Jim on tkfly
enrolling phat: mm» up .x Ilysnd r us
nttfrittwnt from the Ily's limit! holly, no this
one [mi liar” on tin-low- of mutton and
airlutimd wa which wt-rv thrown into its
fawning muvr The 8:»:th m the «my.
for more mnI-—[}1MIIII) tom of having
his plant Ilvrl‘ll'uyt-II on Ilfillflt'r't'i" to public
sofoty~ku1as [hr-t'xlslulu'ul illt' plum a
secret. and prim-rim it In it I'A'ln'ol up can
«marry ill! wife. however. who is
male lllItiel'IIflt' by llisztlhurllflml of mind
~be thinks of notbim: but bow to feed
and improve- his Wonderful and fsm‘inat
lug plunt—«bawmim-s ht follow him Thb
she din-ti, monopolies! by an old who'll
friend of the husband.
When the pair reach the inner consort»
tory they see. to tlwir Inn-nor. the infant-
ntecl botanist lth‘lllg bin-(ling joints “of
raw smut into the bilge 5.1m. of a giant fly
trap. Tin-y nnutt le [JI’II'IIIHI with hon
ror. At Inst. lumen-r, the wife throws
herself intuthr “fill" of her husband and
implom him to give up rim-Hing upon- the
horrible mrnivorum mundnnity which he
has disc-Mum! and mmul i'nfurtunzstely,
however. the wife. in opp-oiling to her butt
bond, goon too rinse to the plant. [to
hug!» tentacles unrmmul her and then pro
u-i-II tmimg but in. mu! Iii» ttvn anelird
men we the plant Inuit; to devour its ric-
tim
Fortunately, however. the friend eatnliea
sight of an or lying near. and seizing this
he Itrlkt-a at the has or the plant. A few
frenzied blow.- do the llt't'tfft'ulf)‘ work. and
the [leash cut in}: plant tumblers lothe ground
and rrIPtW?» fmm its clutches the terrified
wutmm Tin- botanist, however. rnnml
survive hi» most cherished discovery, and
with the exclamation. "You have killed
my plant!" he falls back death-lumen
Specialur
The Parisian llnuw (luster.
The owner Home dozen years ago of a
rather ililup‘nlntwl tIIt‘Il.Il;: in the Rue
Neuve lIt'Q MIIKIIDI'IIIH fu-y little man—v
being inforuml that III) npplimnt for h'al
vm'nnt thlnl floor bull presented himself,
dutiful him to be shown up. in order that
he might trust with him in pom
“Mmmieur.” mid be. when the terms had
hrrnslimtlnfiul and am! to. "there are
two conditions on which I insist as: sine
qua non"
"Indeed! pray what arr- thry P"
"You shall hear. Pint, it herprrmly
stipulated in my luau-e that tbekrunil stair
case shall he eaclunlvely roar-met for dis
tinguiahul \‘i‘itora Common [u-nple. Inch
3 artists and literary IIII'II. can only he ml
mittrcl by the back stain."
“By all menu-s," arsenic-vi the applicant.
“I am a literary W myself, but tout
domn't in the It‘it'l! signify What is the
second million!"
"That my helm-n. either on going out or
awning in. "Like :i pom! uf momlmmlly
stopping Inrnllttlorbut with my cunt-rm».
trim in a mu of rumour-u. of miotnnnrl uvt
nlmluk-ly illiterate. I assure you It lint
tern the porn fellow. "
miter, making an effort to pin-«rte his
gravity. "We have all our little weather»
rm, nrui nonm- more than mynell. Tum.
whom-err I come act-ma an Idiot who
tit-s 1 fuel on imintible impulwoxm-tly
dow and pitch him out!"
Before the autoninbml pMifll‘Il‘lf bml re
covered from his stupor his risitur hail the
imry, llu- thin] flour in the Hun: Kiowa- tics
Mitthurim may bun- remained urtlrt to
the prompt tiny. «Temple liar
Lost a W". by Tolllug the Truth.
Young Indies fluht shy of me They my
that l unwvlisatgmuihlo Unmy bunny,
it is rally became] nut truthful that they
think me so: u more nth-min- mam tome
fnir not than myself non-r bmttlml
However. not long ago I met with a
young Indy who «.tinl that she un-ntiy ml
mired my lionnrztbloand truthful nature.
It was such on ourmmlinary thing for me
to have my truthfulnms eulogiml that l
went Mnt‘l’llll)‘ until one day she mid:
"llo you think Rites Champion is wry
marl looking. Tom?"
I must tell you that she wns a link
kalotla of Mill C. as repeal» Inynelf.
thumb there WM nothing whatever be
tween us
"I think she isrrosodingly mind hinting.
Ianrs." I replied
My clear one Imhed med. WIIMI sud
then nailed minntlnhly'
"Do outhlnhshslsas ml Minna.
lam. an!”
I knew what I Might to bun aslclwwbat
she would naturally trail. for me to .
hot i med tenderly at her and outlive
truth—- the fatal truth: ‘*
"Missichampioulu better Mina than
you. my own pet; but. of course" -—
Bhertisherl away before I had finished,
and the next clay I removal the little {for
cute I haul given unaccompanied y I
marry Minus 0.. at
curt note writhing me to
I scintlrul her so many.
lama lever mute It up with me; and
anwlnm a tenant hearted Marian-l all
beams Truth has “marked ins for its
owa."—-A Truth Teller la loath-o flotilla
A llatel clerk’s lam
”fluted work In former dart-warmly
“my". hfsaht it. W. J. hymn? atlthe bio
“ wasoaosauiannuer n myth,
and will [its asllght saprtiroos I had:
1..
“Sol Ilmllltl imagine." dryly replied the 3.
who my time with intolerable aim-null i
as l have at this monwnt~to open the win .
appenmtnnnl. for all i know to the mo ‘
inmmllutoly fell In love with lu-r. mnl all,
i
before You leap
Makes an every-day convenience of an
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Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
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. package makes two large rues. Avoid
g lmimt. us .. and insist on having the
. NONE SUCH branl.
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I lowing South Nora-alt droughts:
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Fold b. the («Il~
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‘t’g‘fi :mt/
new»
out.
‘ ohmeuddefll I
m r Know ,t‘h
, nonlinear: ‘ you arrayed
suits. It will take him all7_hie time to wear .
you know what that meanefor the family pocketbook. They 7
will withstand glmost anything but the; sharp blades of a
pair of shout-s and they Won’t look battered after they.
have been vigorouer battered about the playground, Y6“
can get no suit that. Will become him better and what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this:
have never been and never Will be ofi'ored ' far sale.
6 Boy ‘
in One of all?"
thorn out, and ,
Cheaper suits
LOOK !
In on old and tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well to
look at the beau-
tiful Art N ovel~
ties, Souvenirs.
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.. on exhibition
at the
Sentinel office.
We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
office, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
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surveying promptly done at rmtnublo ratea'
Plans of buildings and luy In: out of print!
grounds aci'uratvly done.
All work euperintendul during cotmtruction.
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ed by the ('onnecllcut Unneral Life insurance
Pump-my. of Hartford. (.‘onu.. will MTIIIIIPIIIII
this If you I'll. the full amount of the Polio-y
will be _ bl at «one. If you live It In parable
1'0 ‘0 . and In either event it umnt prove a
wise tin-Imus! investment. Insure your “to:
but beforr doing so. be sure and esnmine thin
53's. L’Hommedieu.
Agent “'nnliltmtnn lit” Honth Norwalh
Marbleizad Slate Mantels
an autumn smis.
finished In Iniltallonof the rarest mar-h!!!
and woods. samples tohsmal
w.H. Meeker-steam
m soli‘l‘ll MAIN mm.
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I. I. WilSon& Bo.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street.
NEW YORK.
prom. each way.
Mus m by mall or tsis-
mph. Islam "W
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out Pain.
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min" 5"" 1.55“?“ - '
Cleaning and Polishing. ' “Wanna
60008!
HALE,
THE DRUGGIST.
Peat Mose.
STABLE BEIIIIING.
Pratt’s Food
for Poultry.
Ground Scrap
for Chickens.
AT
RAYMOND BROS.
Inquire for their Poultry Book,
free.
Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
[)obbins’ Electric Soup, first
made in 1869, is just that article-
Those who useit each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soup do the work. All that we
ion say as to its merits, pales
into nothingnoss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next.
Monday.
N. B, Elmttrie. Sonya in which elec-
. triclty plays nopnrt. Dobbins’
is the original one. all hingnotiin. Elec—
trim. and 'loetrtrlingim ore fraudulent
imitations. Auk for Dobhins‘ Electric,
see that our name isou every mum-er,
and if any other is sent you by your
“1000!. when you order outmuend it
back to him.
I. L. CRMHN d: Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Tin-re on- many imitation
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Wuhan mall. "I
Norwalk Chronicler