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‘inont’to former patrons-who ‘ 1 . ‘ \ V
7 have them, their space to o ' womwnififihil
anther portions of the paper.
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AT THE TABEBNAGLE. intheda’ysofonrfntbsraandsrandfstheu the judge would mhispatieneeanil‘g'y, pillars. thechain'of inland lakesthe [:3
There wsratlnissin thiscountrywhtnmsr "Gohgek to your mom “owning.“ tlstries. and the Woralllp the hallelu
AN 1' whowareopeniysnd above boardinndel sverdlct. Amonsom‘eth u ehorusnntohitnwhowuand handsball
W “MIME 0' GLADNBBO and antagonistic to .Chflfl‘.uny could 1,. Well. my friends there has .35.. he evermore. Oh. come over to tho meioti-
AND HOPE. dectedtohiirh unite. Now let some mar. manning". for mind. “a m- m ty~come nndertbe hannersot' Emanuel.
,. wishinghixhpoaltlonluthomwlalm Mm hpuciamthe plaintifivernus VMWlhmdlflWW
,, himseifthefoeof Christianityandsuina Christianity. thedefendant. fiestisntlsia He was brontlhi “it in 8"“ CW
"mm.“ mw'm'm del, how many states of the Union will hs havaheenlmpaneledandawornontheyuy, MWI a titan workingon theplace of
mm M Hitl- fn- carry; how manyconntiu; bow manywardi They have been gone for centuries. soured tho unreal Ralph. Vernon needto often
manna-“Mm"... inBrooklyni Notone. M. and they come back, ' talk with Mali. After awhile Vernon
fl .5. ”'1‘ null cnnlsrislllrir ro ilvlnzui'v. “am 01 the , Mn". N want oil to college and came haekwifl
_ ., kill my friends, intidelityin this dayii “M avrrdiotl" ’-,',"No‘wghw. his mind full of skepticism. lie talk
Bllooun. 10.-Thisforenoon nu. not halfaahold as it usodto be. If it comes unturned.” Then we say, Gohach for a his Ikeptlclem yr ltnlph, the workman
‘1'. Do in map to now. ltiaepttocoma undsrthsdiscolseoi few more manila and then come in “a After awhile \ crnon went from home
W. rhetoricorfantaaticaentinlontsllty. lknon seat: you an a.“ ,9...“ ".4. Iain. weapone for years. came back. and
if a man with great intelligence doeshe some verdict." ”.mumlmm m hia‘ilrst questions when grim
coma an infidel and begins an attack or. eat prisoner in the Tombs court who would WOW". :“ h"! h 3019‘" 0h.
Christianity itmakes great excitcmgntP-oi be condemned by . 1m M could not $3M? 'Rsll‘iw’in prison waitingfor
meltdoeaand laconic totem» uncanny» you expect ustonnonnee 10 new -’ .
olnslon. weak nil edehriatinm come in our glorious Christianity for snchaniis- Vernon M3!“ ‘0 ”9 Ralph. Ralph.
the conclusion. that everything is mine erahle verdict ssthese men have rendced. ‘
ovcboardbeosusesoms man of strong in they thanaelves not having mph}. 9, sold: 'Vernan. how good you are to come
agree, sndseemei lamgiultoaeeyou. lhardly
tsllect snails Christianity. ' .
Ila man jumps overboard from . Cunard ncomuoluu rnoconra expected you would comennd eeemr. I don't
then: like two littlelockaof " m. he makes more excitement that! But my abbot Ila-ll no looser 1- doten- blame you. I don’t blame anybody. I only
wm; 33 king: am in one my, this mm. WWW!" who eontinunin sive—it must be Aggressive. 1 must show blame myself; but. VernonJ want you to
chapter opena. Theywere allies plotting the berths or on the decks. but does that {an that instead of Christianity falling promise me onething. \i'iliyou!" \ ernon
myth. ova-chm or the mug“; you [top the drip} no. my wreck all an. we it is on the march and that the com- replied, "i will." "I want you to promise
in; religion of the world is who til-religion me never to talk skepticiiom in the presence
know if WP lt akcs t itcment
m ‘ n“ m ‘ Mk °f ”a m “m m ofthe‘Lord Jesus Christ 10.0th times linen. of anybody. You use it might do them
willshlversnd huddle . (hielion whsna man leaps from a platform ors _
nonldconquer a chum“: rhs hat pnlpitlnto infidelity. but does that hinder lined- It i- to uk- on of mm harm. When you used to earthen we:
' tie opens. There area multitude of our glorious Bible from taking its millions thins-oi All laws. nl manners. all out nothinit in the Bible. and it didnt mite
mp 11;. “in: ltell you madam, i. not toms. all cities, all nations. lt leaning to anyuiirerencehow we lived. wewouldemne
halfas hold now as it used to he. be so mighty as compared with what it has out happy at the but. somehow it had a
no you “ppm we]. thing; could be m been—10 much more mighty—that it will bad influence upon me. and i went from
acted now as were enacted in the days oi loam slmoat likeanew religion. bad to worse until l mu here, and I must
Home, when .ahamalm’womm wag I mix "Ill theory but“ (1'le ill. for my crimes."
lionsorthekide. Aftsrtllo battle in), elected to he goddmand she was carried on ironwork-ism loud ,notvl - By almou superhuman wort m sen-
ooosymny dflmmgdd‘mm'm ona lam chun- to . “cigar-l, and u). in: all the bombardment. and infidelity tencc wan changed. andhe waetohctrnns—
m to dynamo along bya m poop showed down to buundiville being “WWW!“ I church or crippled n ported to another country for life. The
wall; yyh toppled and cymbal than to and burned incurs: buforu her—4th;- to take ministeror rooted out one verse of othe BL ship going there was wrecked on \ on im-
death, the‘iylae. or the Bible, “ml or cymbal”, bio. and now their ammunition uemato be men'- land Among than: who pulls!” d
-Whlchw|atha stronger and of the Lord Almighty? And will]: pretty much exhausted. They cannot was Ralph, the victim of Vol-lion's 51mp-
Gollath's sword or little p.355 sfi i that ceremony wuiigoing on the cathedral. anything "0" min-It Christianitan ll tleisrn. Vernon tells tho blury it day v. "n
David had on smooth stones from t in the chapel-laud in the corridors adjoin Clad-tun"! ho- ilono on under the bow teamnndo broken heart. lull in m -I .
lag the athedral. scenes of drunkennese bardmont of centuries not! still continues Oh! do not talk Ike tlcihln; do ! . l .11.
anddebancberynnd obscenity womenocted til-dune: my we not conclude that. u scepticism. LetGod mm. limz' . , .1;
Inches the world hadneveraeen. Could lbspowderandahotoftheothersidescem manbefonndaliarl
such a thing as thnttranspirs now? No. '0 b! ”Mu-“dc MM” *- $0108 09 "MW"
pir, The police would swoop on it whether with more rapid stride, Dlfl’srsnt, l‘el Very Slutlllar.
ip Paris or New York. infidelity is not I ilnd I“! encouraging fact 11! the thought "The: 2's about M much illil'roncc in or»
- half as bold now as if. used to he. ”I“ the secular P?!" in “1“ ‘13! and the men folks as them in in tomato plants."
Thaehaveheen many in our day who "But," any our antagonists, "Christi; Pfllpillflmhlmdlnlhemomlor remarked Willard llobhe. apropos of n
o haveventnredthe opinion that Chum”. anity is falling back became science, its tho prochmotlon of the county Tomorrow story which hurl been krill by one of the
ity isfallinahaok, and that in no yearn it chief enemy, is trinm hing ovcri ." Now, MW“! 110‘ be I banker on Wallflrwt or group gathered round the mammce More,
willhacxtlnct. They found their opinion I deny that there it any war between Baum 0' Third bll’Efl Who Will not “an when l've enid lhzit l dunn‘o'n l can
on theassnmed fact that the Bible is not science and revelation. There is not a fact have in his pocket oron lllll table treatises any any more, to oi nil oneartin ihingn to
asmnehot a book as it need to be. and inseiencethnt maynot be made to har-‘ on Christianity. will to npenunco and edge an cxpcti out with tomato plants
that portionsof itsrerspnldveto the poo— monize with the statements of the Bible, Scripture passage». 20 or 30 of them, in the tits anythin ever i knewi"
qua; one of u“ Boa-id Hugh Millerntoaaitldoeophlierg; reports of the Christian churches of this “liner in ltahoutwomrn folkii9"inquircd
publishing of "York, Pliiladel- so said Profe-or Hitchcock: so suid Pro city and Nb?! due“- WW. lb“ “1308 one of the men after the emile celled forth
hia, Warm.) l. m, a” felor Sillimnn; to said l'rofcseor Mitchell. would have been imlwuible I tell glean by this remote rcfermce to Willard's un-
glbletodaywiththe omission oia single Joseph Henry.gthe leading scientist of 8‘0. MN. on Monthly momma And on- tortunate tomato ipeculation had nub
WWW Arc not ”minim. America, better known anti honorcdinthe day molar. the ”color m- m o"led; .
lntellipnt my And would any, eon- royal sodetica tranaatiamle than .13]th abroad more religions truth than all the "lit-11,! had in mind them two comics
to their financial lam continue American, lived and died a believer in the tract societies of the country spread in the o‘ mine over to Edgetotvn that l boarded
topublishtheBlble without an ommim religion of Josue Chrigt. Jmph Henry othersix day». Blessed hit the tract eccle- with when. l who workin in the straw fac-
ol aslnllnohptst ora ain‘ie verse :1 it knew all the fuctsof geology and yet he- tleal We hail them. and we hail thee. t‘ry." replied “ill-rd. ”'l‘bcyw'ps about
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mbflthcyhoda in theway. It
all upon w God is on the
fladths shephertlboyoron the aideof
tbegiaait. ‘
hm pub: u, lieved the book of Culleniir He knew all other-I. on various on within em l we. though
gledflflmg: beak and e the factaof nainlllolliynrul yet believed the I say it would have been impossible a there was p'inls about 'em that was some
If as A or Scribner or book of Joshua. the sun and moon ethnilr few ya"! uiiO- “unaffil- 0‘ letter! would Ilmilu’ to“. ‘
have come to the scculnr newspaper omen: “i had to be up no oi! early in the morn»
”Stop my paper. We have religion on Straw in. an them two until usedt' git mytl o'clock
day. Don't giveuaany thronghtheweek. breakfast for me. turn an turn About. a
Stop my paper." But 1 kitchen will that week at n time.
.many of the secular uewspepern have their "Well. they was as diil‘reut to look at. as
t circulation on Monday morning, they was actin. Lucindy. she was tall an
the whole population of this country spindlin. an Jest as wirynn quick aec'd he,
unbecoming sermon renders. Besides” an a dretful non-y gel. Allaataehy. ehe
that. have you not noticed that paper; pro- wns small an fat on good untried rind ill
claiming themselves secular almost every elow as cold molasses.
week have rollgiousdlscuhsion in them? "Well. Annetmsby'a wwk l'd hear her
Go back niew yearn, when there was not with: open her door mil an idle (Imltl
'Inthmhthemflrmsofthocoun— ”a,” am” mutton me church in sci- adecent paper in the United suites that sonlcwllrr'a lulhc lll-iglillol‘llikll it" {one
try. Mlflndajndge’s bench ore ence. it tilt-y rrjcitl our religion begun” had not n illitcuaslun on the doctrine of thuuy. on sit-Mm duuu the brick “mafia!
M’- M I find the Bl in. By what we differ on mule lllill‘or point». we might eternal punishment. Small W1“ “W1“ ““11 l"1dr“? 0“ “lim- A“ "if“! “10‘ 1:?
”but would they take solemn oath? Just aawell reject science, beam the sci. merry.l know. but. there was not an intel- an down to the kltchcn at 6 o clock the d
lav aptto be among the britle’l cntiata diflur, liut nu turn.» lcsn nu m. lisent man in the United States [lint an be setting the thing: till the table. ‘hiow
ts! he Bible. What isvery apt to war of infidel science nguinet Christianity result of controversy in regard to eternal an eure' was her mutter, on aim wna ellus
pltlnthshunkoftbe youngman when isnotso severe are it used to be. because punishment did “0'- Iflk him“ the flu“ PWWP‘W “‘0 “fik 0 6‘ ,
fl m for city life? The Bible. Vo- thug men are antagonintir: to each 0gb". tion."“het lutobeiny eternal destinyi" "But Lucindy'sweek twnaanothertunr,
ill“ the Bible during the anilaafttrniilcnu tell it is going tohea And so some ynrs ago. when Tyndall [can tell ya. About five thutty-fve her
ainstssatheeeturywonld become snob-o war between telescope nod telescope, oflemi bi- omyer marathon we: new door would bustopen with-thong.» Ln-
lsta book. Well. we are pretty nearly Leyden jar and Leydcn jar, cumin] . secular paper inthebnitedBtatee that did cindy would clutter down them back stain
throughtheninmth century; the Bible paratnsand chemical uppalaliln. They a not discuss the question: 'Doea God ever like all polices-m. Then 1 d heartho atuve
There is not much not agreeorl anything. answer prayer! May the creature imprese covers all cumin oil to once appcmntly.
no you luppovle that thin Bible the-my “recto-tori” an thinn would bellammio mung! lit-n n!—
about the origin of life is going to he om. Are not all these facts encouraging to ev. ly. with Lucindy in the midili of em, Any
thrown by men who have dlmmit "180?le mhrlltlmandevery philanthropist? lie. moonlit mun would know better it to ear
—-50dillerent lumping—“Mm the mm" or that, the rising generation straining ptmt to have his breakfllat on time with
lint And when Aumlt come» out and wanted with travel truth as no other mo soio’n on go only % minuo-o tonic
puts both feet on the doctrine of evolution “on by im- locomotion-l serio- oi elfryyhin done; ,
up} says in regard u, runny iciouilbta. «1 unday school lessons. Pormerl the chil- “but time d the cal late to not things
mic. um mm young minimum. up! drcnwere expect!!! only to ni lest the before yet" inquired one of the grouper
adoptingnrl theoricliiusclcnca thiliguwhich little int-nine Scripture sumo-.1»)! now Will-n! Implied. with no novel-ant inten-
have not wed tinder oiuervation," Ag.“- llley are taken from Genesis to Revelation, tion of saying more. .
.1, saw "in; m. .u see-4h” a"... sro men the strongest mindaof the country explain ”0h. 6 o‘clock sharp." replied Willard,
who talk my wisely who know but very loll the loo-ou- w the when. end the with ecu-Molly «labor-ted y-wn. "That
little. and that just as noon on a you“ teachers explaining them to the chosen. wesonao' the p’intswhere theatmilarity
m and. out the diflefcncg mum andwearepoing tobave in this country 0’ them galaeome in. Now. with main
thefeelera of a wasp and the bonnet a Emmi”? yanth {titre-tailed for Christianity. plants lt'aditl'rent."—Yout "stompanion.
“I l ear I "
is he nato ronize the Almi hi
:3" U0 .133: will?“ nlmnt mung: .3 Besides that, you must have noticed if '1' WI- M‘Md 0' mu»
“locals it were spelled c-u-I-c-h-n‘rucul. have talkedon these mat themes that The old fellow had come toChicapo. but
char! are finding out that while science is he was inclined to be suspicious and car»
grail in secular directions. worldly phi- lions. lie had gone to the little hotel that-
losophy grain! in secular directions, they he had been told to so to, bathe eyed every
cannot give any comfort» a soul in tron. one about it with more or ie-snapicion.
lie had nettled down in the once to read a
paperwhon n clerk him and
asked. "Are you Jacob iider?"
”Hey!" he niil. instantly on the alert.
"Are you Jacob Wilder?"
"Want me to play kyartls or aornethinf”
he asked.
“No. lslniply want to know”—
should a Bible with the in still. Joseph Henry knewall the anat-
omissionofsnschaptse,the would not omynfmsnlnilflahnnd yctbelievedthe
selllDem-in 10M tsctthat bookolJonI-h- A
W W than are hnn— if the scientiate of the day were all
Mm. ”printing theword agreed, and they cutie up with solid front
8d the onthlonof achapter to attack our Chriutianity. perhaps they
av-ns proves that the Bible is W1”. might make tome illlprcenlon upon it. but
aldthnflctthnttharnaremorehelng theyarenotagrced. itinoften said that
printed“: this decade than any otharde. we religionistnnro failing in our ndvoca
“do .hhntbhonlble 1. Wins in cy of Chriltlauity lit-cruise wr- tliilcr in our
ty, theology. lteil you We do not tiller ln~
A POPULAR hook. side the church in lllcoiulzy half as much
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Mug down the atrcet with a copy of
underline arm and a rose of trans— .
lsed.arsaahoposrs and butterflies under ’l'sikin withiimlon steamboata and in
thaotherarm.talkiugahontths"8nrvivfl railears. hiltheyasreuningbacktotha
arthritic-tuna lluxley's"l’rotoplnsrn," eomfortof the gospel. They say. ”Sonia-
sndths"Nebuinrllyputhuis."amltslking how human science doesn’t comfort me
to us common In as that: we were when! have any troublc.anrllmnst try
as foolal If they agreed in their theorist and somethingrise." And they antrying the
cans up with solid trout-usher Christian “a; "
iiy, l hay perhaps they might make some yoursclsntllc consolation to that “l writ my III" in It” “In book
lmpreesion.bnltheydoaotaltree. Darwin mothsrwbohasinsttosthsrehiid. Ap ly once," be interrupted, ‘sn I won't sip
onset charges upon lrauarcir. Wallace upon thudoctrina of the “Survival of the L nothin else." .
Herschel even charged upon Farm can" tell her that harehild dist! became "I don't want ’0“ toaign Anything."
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’nswehm-inoss “the 'thsydonotaneeahoutem- fatherwasoldfrisnda"
"é . katdotheyazrreahontr your "NoJ’ni not,’ replied‘ the
use lwroteawholsehsptevonwhat dphraseoloiry iellhim clerk.“bntyon'aneobWiider. haves
hesalls ”Errors in Astronomy." hsPlace latter toryon."
ssysthatthemoonwssnatpntinthsrlaht “everlasting ‘ t the Theoldmanslioohhlshsaddon'btfull.
knead planet that If it had been pntfoartimes ”John—that's mymmkaow. he
distance from our world there would inoculated. slowly, "didn’t tell manothinaahont my
A more harmony in the universe. echemao' that sort. I reckon ou'd better
lie comes up ion in time to hang ontothslettsr.mistsr. ain’tialtin
the Lord on who and put the no chances of bunko or limflam."
right not cola-a ““hilayha it'sfroni yonrsnn,"pevsistad the
the l Beven.sa e swoon. or .
n. mm. mm is n mmluiflm ”rho-no. lit-boson." beau-om»
altru- horealia? Two and a half nil. inghiallsaii. "Well. you lay it down
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Multan-a llu up! tev. ‘ a 'swritln.
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u‘ammummum.waa. Mensa-mar my;
looking throngh‘the wicket of the prison. _
broker's. n lsaliulos it.
, to. mill.
reincarnation. fi
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25 cta.
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South Main Street. So. cumin... :,
"FOR LITTLE’FOLKS.
little comm Glhhlsts.
Among the pug?! of the Bennett Swim-
ming school nt y Ridge, L. 1.. is little
Mina Gonevrli Bobbins of Eighth avo-
ntie, ’ Brooklyn. Silo wan only ‘4 when
she became a skillful swimmer mater
before last. She is a dear little woman,
harn't the alighteet fear in the water.
swim with great rapidity, and, as her
teachers any. makes ”the metrical dive."
In lion of a float the will jump from the
crouwl hands of her mother and aunt.
Silo doesn't like the taste of salt water.
howcvor. and one littlo“ mouthful will
serve to kin-p lit-r head above it for some
time. ' ‘
Little Mina Gencvrn is a cyclist its well
all n ewlmluor nnd rides the emailed
wheel modu, worrying a regular little bi-
cycle suit and cap. ‘
Young Inventors.
Childrru have taken out n number of
profitablo patents. The youngest inventor
on record in Donald Murray Murphy of
St. John. Canmlll, who at 6 years of ago
obtained from tho Unitoil Stiller) exclusive
rights in n rounding toy. Mabel Howard
of Washington at ii years invented an
ingenious game for, her invalid brother
nod got a potent for it. Arthur G. Smith
of Bichwoodrl, llis.. lit 12 years invented
and putmtrd n rowing upprirlitlul.
When only it yours old. Benjamin 1’.
Hamilton of Bimini: took out patents on
a number of dwirm for electric and ele-
vated railways. A dispute over neon.
tract which he desired to escape from
go the ground of his minority made an
interesting case not long ago before the
commissinnor of patents. Samuel Ker,
18 years old, has patented a hell feeding
pen. Othcr boys have invented useful
devices for electric signaling. telephon-
ing and cignretie making. Georgia C.
Pyle of Wilmington. Del.. at the age of
ill potential a machine which turns out
60 hora-sluice n minute. Ho hold it for
ii min allmcirnl in lift the mortgage of!
his, falllt'r's lulme. lll fuel it won this
purpose which inspired him to undertake
the innit of invention.~(.‘incinuati Com-
mercial Gazette.
A Maine lloy Catches a Iliar Fish.
The day is yo-t to come when the pro-
fmiunul angler can beat the record of
the illulll boy with his widely improvised
rig. Fred Ullllnlflul.fl Citrllmulad, 15
years Oltl, now brill the record of having
caught tiio largest salmon ever taken
out of tho Armorial}; riwr with a hook
and line. While this young mun was
tithing Saturday with u t‘llt‘ilp pole and
using unglowarms for bait be hooked
it largo salmon. lie hull nhout 15 yards
of linen on n 25 cent reel, rind without
attempting to “play" tho finli he caught
the line in hie blinds and pulled the asl-
mon to the edgo of tho thorn nrulsccnrcil
his prize by throwing bllluolf bodily
upon him. The column weighed 1“
pounds, and the young fellow was sl-
nloet crazy with delight with his slic-
cees. no he had at gum! right to bo.-Levr-
ielon Journal.
A Queer llo-iae Pet.
Bullfrog: n-l lluueo pcte are not com-
mon, but .‘lllH llcrthu llelheri'uxion of
Bristol has Hill! which isl most interesting
and playful. it true prmntcd to horas a
tadpole and was put into a stunll glass
jar and curl-frilly cared for. being fed
with all the delicacies of this season.
Finally it dovolopcd into a tiny frog. and
since this transformation it has shown
the most intense affection for its young
Matron and pays not the slightest»
tention tonnybody else. The frog has
been taught nll wrteof rcmarknbletricks
and goes through its pcrfmmanccs with
apparent minim—Philadelphia Record.
a III In the Haven.
A littlo boy who iii epcluling the sum
mer at Westhanipton. N. Y., wrote this
letter to hill grandmother:
Dun (lull inta— We are down here for the
summer. ism having aioliy tints. iiome lien
at the hotel and i go crnhbinu every «is: Papa
take-mom la the sailboat when be here.
hiitwilinotiet us no shine. flysbiev hasa
rowhoat, and mmstlmu we no rowing. hat I
. self the morning after he was marrmd. no
mini-oi in [nation has been declared
W... " Closing Out Sale
OF , "
Emma Goldman. the ‘snarchlst. was
taken from Philadelphia to New York for '
trial.
About 1.5m tip-Isiah cigarmakara in New ' ' , »«
Yrs: in the clear Havana trade are on
at e.
Mrs. Caroline Terran, a German woman,
sgcdill. tiled in Bi. lnuisof self imposed
. V J 1. ,. .. ,
starvation. ’ 5 ‘
A that l ' ted . ' t '& Hy tt
recruinrlrml": or. I ”S ram 3 S,
$3.152... m mm x... mm“ No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
be from lsw 25 iii lite thanthe , "‘x ‘ ~
crop of 1...: my. W m o r In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
A revenue cotter mood with iii-intact close out our entire stock of outside garments of ullkinde, includ-
antaztle‘dofiiugsand nuppiieu has been sent agave“ wand (”film’s gamut? 1‘“?leka ill
' ' v _ navy an nilxod' s wit c ot an we vet on
A "mum ’“ “n" “hm“ mm full bucklznd elsslei‘rlveszhliihsee’ Emails from 12 1709.1.8'
rrsson being unsigned years mp mine a on wi ca . ' cute armcnts from '
Aptcncher in Pmruon.N. 1.. declared 4 tolz years in light and dark co ore. Every agrmcnt musthe '
thatthe public library in that place can- 1d d ' d d '1; ill ll 3
whingbuum so an inor erto o l iwe vv so them at less than the
”Gym 0‘ idea?!“ ‘z-d can!” In" manufacturere’ price. ‘ ‘
't . . Ant and ' ‘ -
:eévflkfixolormomm formal H A L F P R l c E a
. All of outgrew and fashionable capes willgbe included in this
M GILL MAY D'E' sale, at just one-half their former price.
A friendly Sparring latch Whisk lo-
anlted lotionaly.
I
N“ Yoltl, Sept. ll.—-An n molt of a .
friendlytsomn between Harry Burgoyne rls ram ya
and game» A. McGill in Robert Furey's ’
mad nine in Crowley avenue. Batbjletich. ' ‘
McGili may lose his life. Burgoyne is L d g D Y G d St
lying in a coil in the New i'trcclit town . ea In r 00 s ore,
hall awaiting the result of McGlll't in.
jurieu. The .priiiorier is nharytone sing: "Os 2 Gazette Billldlllg.
who ill filling a two weeke'
—
Furey‘a open air casino. Mciiili is A local
“with and bonnlednt Furnali'l hotel ill Buv‘p AT “oME AN” SAVE MuNEY ' '
Bath RVCIIDI'. . I
The men had been drinking together at * '
the bar and went up to Burgoyno's room,
where it was congenital that they do some
friendly spurring, Burgoyne struck his
opponent en unintentiunrilly hrtrd blow,
knocking him backward through alarm
ulmilwr lending out onto the veranda.
Mclliil received 3 llrvp finish in the neck
nndlliree ugly suilp wounds. He struck
the floor of the vernudn on the back of his
head and it is bull'cvcd fractured his skull.
The injnml mllfl WM removed to the Nor-
wcgian hospital in Brooklyn.
HE SEOTDEB BISMARCK.
And the I’ll-co fold the Doctor to Hold
lib Tongue. .
Biillldx, lit-pt. iii-~i'rim1- Binmnrck will
return to Priulrichsnib in about two
wet-lie, lt lllLa‘ tramplrrd that Prime Bis—
marck'u iliuraa rr-uiit-d from a mill he
nought while mriviuig (lt'pllllllltmn oili-
doors. Dr. Schvrrningi-r hull n‘lK'itltflll)‘
forbidden him to capture himaeif in that
way. Finding the prince obstinate, the
doctor molded him. whereupon the prince
became angry and ordered tho tluclui' to
hold his tongue. » "
Both the doctor and the prillwwarmed i7 .. . » , I .-
up then. and n lively row followed. ending ‘ , . ~ ’ , ‘ ' '-»— / '
in the doctor leaving the prillm'e rm-rn. “'1." . - ‘
At their first inc-«ting afterward the prince
held out his hand to the. doctor and eillnit- wagons at A“ Killds and a‘ A“ PM I
led that be hurl tinni- wruuit. Neverthelru _
the prince pcrnlstt-vl m rxpoain himself. This season I have a. superior lot or Wagons for all purposes,
and he had to pay for his all wi l with the $0 Wll' -
severe-lit Mtsck of relation ho hats ever hull. '
w4;;:;;.‘;;.;:;;;..,, Biihiliis. PlilEliliiS. CliiilPilS, SPllilllES. .
1.3;};£51;'.Zi‘;mii“$;$§§€hil:¢l.f Gills. ClflflllBES, All) BUSINESS “hills
m of this city it won decided to so towork Which, for Quanta and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
M" “m" Wm“ "“1 ““1““ ”°"°“’ ‘" I will make 11: to t e purchaser’s atlvnn to buy of me.
litter! in the various mills in regard in the - “06
runluwn, to collie out at the noon hunr. Don’t 3° 0‘“ 0‘ town until you have oak“ at my k’
$3332? :;';:2“‘.;:::‘,;::i£.2::.:;: SECOlifl Hillil WAGUNS OF ALL KINDS.
They have brim kept in the dark in to the
amount. of reduction, my lb. uianufhctitr- Repair work called for and delivered free of charge. '
or! have not recognized their committee
appointed for it confonnre. The weavers L UT H E R w RIG HT
will hold a meeting Turniriy to hear rt.» ’
W“ w “‘31:": -._._« Bot. Isiiison In. and Frsnlliil 8t, - Boutll Homily!
'l'he Mo‘s Balm: Fell.
Murmur. Sept. ll.—Thc members of
mggm‘fihmilimmr; I. l.. lien Iialtr & Hurtful i. it. tom ll’nilliii tillllts sits
the Academy of “2.: had a thrilling or "ill II. II”. ll Washington“
”mm" "”h' ‘ ‘ m ‘ ”W” m‘ more our: com nonwaut an Ovenwlvmm“-n~|flmm
iainina several members collapsed.
thoseon itwerc thrown in the pit be FOLLOWS: nm..andon8aturdayeveninun-lhl.
the stage. Three women. members of as. A. 1—”) es. 6! es 'inm-ei ultimatum
company—Mn. Bluelolei-a. llallywood I Lg” TIT“!- ”‘de ALDEN , v \Nli'reu. ‘
and Miss lillihach—wmmmlythmh “' .‘fi , ions .l. mums. mus-i. {
not fatally injured by the tall. the former ion” a. tram. hush-a0 :9
having her leg broken. - - i;
n- us Issuers lac-tiled.
DRUM. Colo... Sept. li.-—P. H. Coulee.
aherifl of Parker county. 0n, arrived
here and positively identified the twodead
hank robbere as Yrrd and Tom lcCarthy
and the escaped robber u Billy loCarth .
Ir. Cornice is well acquainted with t
W’ hys, having had to face a revolver
in the hernia of Tom Worthy once for 45
minutea. W“ ._ m..-
yaiohsthuehtfleiea
saw Ham,3rpt.li.—’l’he curtains of
thsvasiwsYsls atklstlotea-sasehary
over the announcement that three vuy as.
prom yam athletes who was to
some to alethia fell have been
to Woollen. hywhat they
unfairmeana.
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alt lv line It. “I
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“autism” a ' user. r‘filil'a. ta 3 «humanely.
”shut out hie threatwlth a
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