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Bill“) was new.
His am For the Coinage of the
Silver Seigniorsge Passed.
m. run surpluses Daycare».
Masts-guinwokyflgltmlsaso
Ira West the loose With a
Wotan- tolssoaotho Kear-
.oargsfslltlflsasalsoloosod.
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silver bullion in the treasury was ended by
thoposssgocf tbshlll byovotocf into
till—s majority in favor of the bill of 81.
The spectacular to, hrlugthe billto a.
shorsquorunsitntns» ‘
solo was adopted
distely after the ones convened. This
broke the opposition of the unbeaten. and
they were powerless to do anything further
to place on obstaclsin the way of the bill.
All tho smoflmsnts offered to the meas-
ure by its opponents worsdoilsstod. the one
which pulled the most rules being Mr.
Outhwaito's amendment to atrlko out the
second section. The bill as was in
the nature of a substitute for the original
text of the measure. -
What the Bill loans.
The changes do not elect tho material
features of the bill, which provides for the
coinage of the silver sciguiorago in the
treasury. the issue of silver certificates
thereon. if need be. in the discretion of the
secretary of the treasury. in advance of tho
coinago and thereafter the coinage cf the
remainder of the bullion as fast as practi-
cable. and the issue of silver certificates
thereon to take the place of the treasury
notes issued under the Shaman act. which
are to be retired and canceled as rapidly as
the coinage tskss place.
The changes made in the substitute simv
ply make specific thofact that the solgu-
iorage is to be coined. and that t bill
shall not afloat the redemption of the treas-
ury notes under the existing law.
An analysis of the vote by which the bill
passed shows that ills Democrats. ill lie-
publlcans and e Populista (total. 167) voted
for It. and 8) Republicans and 50 Demo-
crats (total. 130) voted against it.
The bill for the rescue of the armament
of the wrecked Kearaargs passed just be-
fore adjournment. The Joyfl'Nelil cou-
testateloctlou case will come up today.
A controversy which scorned imminent
imthe senate. owing to Mr. Voorhoss‘ reso-
lution proposing that Mr. Mills of Texas
be temporarily assigned to the committee
on finance in the absence of Senator Vance.
was dissipate-d by the withdrawal of the
resolution at the request—indeed. at the de-
mandu-of the senator from Texas.
After the morning business Mr. Frye con—
cluded his speech on the Hawaiian testi-
mony. after which the senate took up as
uuiblshsd business the bill for the one-
tion of a government printing ones. This
furnished Mr. Dolph a pretext for a speech
on the tariff. which degenerated into ade-
bate between Mr. Dolph and Mr. Allen of
Nebraska. The Monte adjourned until
Monday.
'I'hs Tori! Burton
Wssmrm'rox. March a—The Democratic
members of the senate commltloo on finance
were closeted in the committee room dur-
ing the greater part of the day. When the
senate adjourned, members of the commit-
tee announced that they had made satis~
factory progress in shaping the details of
the bill. but that nothing had been finally
determined upon.
A large part of the time was consumed
in listening to representations from the
senators who are dissatisfied with the Wil.
eon bill and with the action of the tariff
subcommitue prior to the caucus. Senator
Faulkner was with the committee during
a large part of tho foreuoon. and Senator
llill discussed New York’s interests in tho
bill for more than an hour. Only Senators
Jones and McPherson were present the
greater part of the time that Mr. Bill was
In the room. It is understood that he went
over a large range of industries affected by
the bill and asked for changes. in every in—
stance looking to increased protection.
Senators Brice. Bmitboud lioflsry were
admitted in a body after Mr. Bill retired
and presented arguments. the two Louisi-
ana senators speaking for a sugar duty of
1,»; cents per pound and Messrs. Brice and
Smith for a variety of articles.
tenth & "toasters.
Wasntuoros. Kamila—The fourth class
postmaotoro appointed wore:
New Jerssywhoyvillst Cornelius Lawrence:
New Bremen. l‘. l'. ill-wart.
New York-Sow Bremen. a. P. Bellamy:
North l’barsalio. Isaiah While: it villa.
n. r. Htsolet Willow Brecht-1mm:
hive. Cothorlno lilukey; sporting lilll.
rectilinear.
tor a fast! com-Ilsa.
Wasnlsortut. lords l—Motcr (lul-
lom Introduced a hill ersotingatorlff com-
mission and d the construction of
I.
Elston
most powerful ad ‘
when sssttlsto‘ent woulll
lessomunsMMmelm
. LABOR was.”
no no... of labor as to. resend.-
leosh lorao Again.
Boards. March 1-11» smoldering are
of rivalry and hostility between the Aw
Federation
icon cheaborandtthui to
ofLobcI-lntbis ' “
mm
city bss broken out snow
to involve thosstwegrsst
labor organisations in a protracted otrugr
glotbst will extend over the entire scone
try. This timoths Knightssssm to bathe
aggressor-s. Bysbitofstrstsgemthey
have . ssettlsmeut betwsenthelorg-
sot f crotieu colors In the city and its
list at a time
vs saved the
union from what now- threatens to be dis-
solution. ,
Aboutslx months ago the United Gur-
snout Werkcrs’ union of the American
Federation of Labor. composed of 1.800 goo
meat workors. placed a boycott on the
net of the shcnaof theelotlxiuu int-nu"
cturorsof this city.‘ ’
TM "invalid! was that the maximum up
are. acting as the Clothing Monument ”Mm
Whit”). refused W :sln‘mlv' in iltt‘ lilll' to",
demand thfllll Builds stun/hi he Illinltt‘il
bytho union label. The nm m. l- m. n
bltlor one. and the numuI‘...- m ir- .; ‘vv
boonsonding their 30min ' my ”2.". I'm»
0“! to be Ill-d0. Both [ml'llr‘ lmve hirsut—
1! film anxiety for u Mllli‘lm-ul, and
lid” mode concessions. and as senior
montoeemed imiulneut,wheu lite Inuull»
lecturers suddenly broke of! all nepotis-
tions. and the chaucea of the union of
wingtbis important adjustment laments
It appears that the Knights of Inbcr
people went to the manufacturers and we
needed in inducing them to cease ull recog-
nition of the federation people and to roc-
ognlae them. the Knights of Labor. claim-
ing that a majority of the garment work-
ers in the city were in the ranks of their
organisation already. and that the others
were bound to be there within at very short
time.
The manufacturers took their side of the
case and refused to treat further with the
union. The federation people denounce
the action of the Knights as an unwarraut
od interference and a gross outrage. The
oflcials of the Knights of Labor say that
the boycott was unwarranted from the
llrst. and that it has been the means of
bringing hundreds of men and women to
the verge of starvation and paupcrlsm.
BRAZIL’S ELECTIONS QUIET.
lenhwr Morass Will Probably Be rols~
‘ oto's Successor.
R10 Jssmno. March R—Ths elections
passed off quietly. They were conducted
in an entirely honest, manner. neither scl-
dlers nor police being present at the polls.
Trouble had been expected, but none oc-
curred. No official returns have yet been
received. but it seems almost certain that.
Senbor Prudeuto do Morass has been elect-
ed president and Senhor Victorino vice
president. Placards were posted without
authority nominating President Pelxoto
for the vice presidency. He received but
few votes.
The elections were suspended in Para.
Desterro and Rio Grande do Sui. owing to
the fact that these places are held by the
insurgents. Seuhor Morass will assume
the presidential office on Nov. L’s. it is
hoped that the result of the elections‘will
bring the war to an end.
The foreign men-oi-war are all leaving
the harbor on account of the ravages of
yellow fever and the lack of provisions.
The report that the government fleet left
Bahia is doubted by the officials here.
Prudenlo do Morass,whc. it is thought,
has been elected to succeed Pcixcto as
president, in an excellent lawyer about 60
years of age. He was known. even during
the empire. as an ardent republic-nu.
Iraglo largest to as mops—oat.
New Rocnrur. N. it, March ‘.i.~Tbere
was a tragic sequel here to the elopemeut
of Coachman list-man Ludbeg with the
young daughter of his employer. Dr. E. B.
Tom. a prominent physician of this place.
in July last. Ludbeg last night made his
appearance hero for the first time since the
oloporneot. and after trying to murder Dr.
Tout. his fother-iu-low. by firing several
shots at him from a huge revolver. he blew
out his own brains at the door of the doc-
tor‘s residence.
fatally ltabbod Wuha Tobioholfo.
Bacon”. March 2.-—A shocking mur
dos was committed at ill Cisswn avenue.
Biliara Coyi. an ltslion. stabbed and lo-
otonlly killed his sou-ln—law. Joseph Po-
lotio. .Coyl upbralded Polatto for tho si«
least! in treatmentof his wife. a wordy
warfare ensued. and they clinched. Coyi
dually drawing a tabiekulfe sud stabbing
bloody knife in his band.
frosts Blocked by float.
freight wreck ttccurrsd near ’l'horndals. on
the main llueolgtbo Pennsylvania railroad.
abut midway between this city and Phllv
is confusion on the rails. three tracks be
ing rendered impassable.
W.W.m,- .
Melobb's flood homodltolsd.
is W Madison count use? svwho sbcthls mistress and himself
gender “mat-tux.n.shsltc:. r. g?» be
butdsspll tohlswosod suns. can?
It. would kill himself.
I some. ltllorlss an at.» an.
Bis
tbs
tboact
tease.
bursa. nus. larch nurse masked
comm mywlth sheet “.000 that
wulakon fro- Ihsvealteof tbsbester
m to
nodes minim. m
“MUM Ill Wm
rm. “a “as "m I‘m Mill
sum the an: weavers m
comment-liar!
“will? ~ nes-m. =
Pclatto twice in the hood and several times
in the heart. ('oyl was arrested with tho
Lascsurnn. Pa. March u—A disastrous
and hundreds of tone of cool are piled up
Moon Venues. 0.. March own is be-
lieved here that Edward Mchhh. the hall
9°“; lotion to the proper quarters.
became mofluesd that he had consumption
Burrow. lurch auras maturation of
the city charter of Behold was completed
hytho organisation of the newboordcf
rs-
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handmade”!
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Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
80. NOI‘WNke . boon.
musics: not.
His Latest Speech in Commons
A STONE WALL. and
m low light of the dying day about her. She
held a white envelope in her hand. > ”for
. you. Sarah Jane,” she said. holding it out
toward the girl. She laid down Is. hush
With M.“ and took it. The mark was "Boll Bevan"
Bostondtkoyssatiooi. Unchansodaoloss.
BIllCVCd to 30 Hi! 143% " They'rolefttowotchthosaosonatouinaslew; —ber old home. Never once in thotwo
, Wm'hwfitll’mhllfi‘?$§lu '1'?”th she has“? ironifiozdhcwlimk. ‘
m e otter was In one oolhllow.
BB DECLARE!) WAR 0! THE 303%.
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m. M m “cm mmmm w’i monomer... father sfarmsdjolncd
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i all!!!
iii the rough bands tire. the sore hearts. 2:“ M time. :32.” mun»... hill M
In Inuc Dressed. soaked Inc to
If" dint with all tlselr '“lm of i write ycuand ask If you could not comeback
Assesses-lost reslttnly lacs trons shv- Add Dunstan—Your father has been
oral Ioareoo rust Blodotooo ts to noun. ,1" 3..
lop-rt not lie Will [afor- tho asso- ’ to
are
Ordid Ibswerk ssomllgbt fcvscmodcorssksi
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"" , l - - Thooelivesorocvov. Alltkolrhcposaadfoars n" ”0' mm “W '
_, , adm’ , . Thingshass been rather. ballots the.
um”: um“ ‘47” 1"“ 3““ 5" ‘nm‘ mm" . amuu'muwmj place. and the mortgass u to bo foreclosed
salts announced in big type that it was
definitely settled that Mr. Gladstone would
have an audience with the queen on Satur-
day next and that he will then clllcislly
tender his resignation. It is added that.
the public, uncnnoeanIcf ‘Mr. filed.
stone's mil-ethane from clcc will almo‘st
certainly be mods on Monday and that
Lord Roosbsry will be summoned.
to conclusion The Genius says that.
there is no present intention of ‘a dissolu-
tion of parliament. Mr. Gladstcuo’s reelsh
nation was decided upon at the opening of
the year. but the necessary arrangements
demanded much consideration, and it has
bcondcclded that Mr. Gladstone will re-
tain his seat in the house of wmmons. but
he will not remain a member of the cabi’
net.
shortly. This it is. i think. which weighs upon
his mind.
Sarah uttered a sharp little cry. Meadow
Brook to be sold) The dear old place hai-
lowed by many happy associations. though
an unpleasant-topmotbcrhcld them
there. was very dear to'her heart. Was
there no way to save it? All. like a flash
the word rang in her ears. The prize! the
prison the prize!!! A thousand dollars.
Should she win it? Was the sacrifice worthy
thalabor it had cost her). Paris and its
golden dream must be reunqulshsd that .
Meadow Brook might be saved.
The mental struggle that followed ended
in victory for sacrifice—ii “Meadow Brook
Farm" should win the approval of the
Judge.
Why need dwell on the hopes and fears.
the expectation and doubt. crowded into
the following days? It is only needful to
know that Miss Sarah Middleton was
awarded the prize,aud that when asked
her choice in the matter she replied in as
steuly a voice as she could co :
“The money. if ypu please. Mr. Presl-
dcu "
The mortgage on Meadow Brook was not
foreclosed. The plucelsstlli lured out
as the property of Josiah Ml elemend
Sarah Jone; who still lives for her beloved
ort.lias found golden coins in her purse
ever since the fame of Meadow Brook and
its story. which somehow got into print.
became spread abroad—Elizabeth Val-ion
in Buffalo News.
HER SACRIFICE.
"Iceland's sake. Jana. whatdc you sap .
Josiah’s 'been doin now!” and Miss ‘
Middleton bold upobitof pastebonrd
just arrived in the morning post.
“’Nother speculation!” haul-tied Miss
Jane.1ookiug up trons hersewlug.
“Yes." short! ."gcno and married the
Wldder Gray. fthot ain’t speculation. l’d
iiketokncw whotis. Alilcansoylsl’tu
awful sorry for Sairy Jana"—
“So am I." assented Miss Jane. “Guess
she won’t dud much timencwtogotram
lug over the fields palntin daisies and su
There was a stale ofrdcverlsh unrest in ;k.flmlwniumalkwm¥ “cows” .‘glgm
all sections of the bots commons when when Widder Gray MI in “10118 Miran-
Mr. Gladstone arrived he premier one dy’s furnishings. 1 know hens highsnd
tered hurriedly. clutching a conttail in . i v
mighty piece, on f poor Ssiry Jane don t
either hand. As the cheers which greeted have to walk chalk marks my name ain't.
him died away Mr. Glodstone's expression Jone Middleton. The little girl‘s awful
became wistful and abstracted. fond of paintiu. ain't she. Sarahf"
Probably Ills Lass speech. “Well, i should say sol" returned Miss
The strain on the rest of the ministers Sarah emphatically. “She doesn't care for
was also apparent, and durln My. Giad- nothin else. The last summer! was down
stone’s speech the greatest exc cement pro t0 505181”! 5110 I!!! to me. holdinz “l! I
titled throughout the house. 1: was Willy ‘phquo' mix a bunch of wild moon is.
pared on all sides that the great Liberal ‘Mn’b that Pretty.Aunt Sombi’an then
leader was muklug his last speech to the III- stopped It momentmhde her lovely
commons. and his delayed attack upon the C!" “10"!“ “k! stars: ‘Dou’t you know,
lords delighted the Radicals and lrlsh. auntie. art is even-mono to me? Meadow
The important part of Mr. (lladstone's Brook lsfull of beautiful things topaint.
speech is as follows; Why does one want to spend time churning
“The question is whether the house of 101' butteri’ lmuat “I."lfldedllifls‘ll’lb.
lords is not merely to modify. but to soni- ,“she hasn’t any talent for housework.”
hilate. the whole work of the session Josiah Middleton’s marriage With the
[cheered—work which hasboeu performed WW“! Gfll! W33- 0‘ ““1119.le cause 0‘
at an amount of sacrifice of time. labor, much comment dim“ "10 ‘OlIOWlflIfdflf-‘S
conveuieuce and health which is totally Nil-'10 "'0 Ill-“001d “Nth Ml“ Jane and
unknown to the lords. We have not been W 551'“. who “V05 in“ on the MK? 0!
anxious to precipitate or undulytoacceu- “‘0 WY 0“! 0‘ Cincinnati. The! bud
tum any crisis. We have been desirous known the widow cm In her childhood—-
to save something of the session’s work. . “Rh “3“".le tempered. tyrannical
We. however, are compelled to accompany 8"". Who ”“10 QVE‘T'NDC mess in “It
the acceptance of theameudmantswills the 8'00" 311' Md 1‘14 03': 101' fwd "as!
sorrow fnl declaration that the differences "“1" "“3”“! '0' "1915‘! 0‘ pretty Sarah
are not merely temporary “a casualopin- Jane. Josiab's only daughter. for whom
ion. but differences of conviction and p". household duties had no attraction and lo
possession ‘ whom “art was everything."
"The mental habit and {undamnm The new order of things Sarah Middleton
tendency between the lords and the com- 5“ predicted b98311 immedle upon the
mono appeur to have reached . and». wldow’s ascension to the throne whens few
ment in the present year such as to create ‘1‘” later “10‘0““! 1'“ stepdaughter 5“?
estate of things which. in our judgment. edbehlnd “0‘11"” “M which 3 M 0‘
cannot “mummy [bowl and prolonged marigoids undo whole field of clever were
Liberal («heel-5,). . bursttughlntgilxou: nude; her skillful ilu—
Afler comparing the two assemblies Mr. 89"- ° ‘ 0“ “PM ceremony COD'
Gladstone continued: “I do not like to soy 5W "10 “3“”- “‘6 P010“ and brushes
that the situation is intolerable because it ‘0 “’9 flamsaand “0‘13“"! 0‘“ Of “19 mm.
may mm s hard and dictatorial word. but with the reminder that there was butter to
I think. some way or other. a solution 5' churned “d flocking: to he darned. etc.
must be found for this tremendous cco- hit any wonder “I“ 5 few days infer
lrarlety and lucossant conflict on "some; little Miss Jone. coming home from the
of high principle and profound importance. 9°": carried a 1‘" 1° W“ awning! “limit!
It is not for the commons to pronounce lube: black shopping bag! Thus some ill-
judgmcnt on this subject. as the commons lie ””5"" carried ”'70" ““0 the N00!“
is a put, to the case. The ministry. how— of the family when it had been read and re
ever. would have no difficulty in pronouncc Ml n “9““ times.
ing frankly. folly and finally on the side of “Indeed Saw! Jane “hall nor may at
the commons" home to be abused and moltrehtcll. in-
Mr. Balfour med. a reply, and when he deed she shall not.” remarked Miss Sarah.
had finished speaking the Radicals called indignnutly. “51".“th June?"
for adivisiou on the question of agreeing "No. indeed.“ reechccd Miss June. And
to the amendments pmpcsed by u... lords forthwith the two little ladies concocted n
to the local government bill. with the fol- Mm. Which weal- h! "10 following PM“.
lowing result: For agreeing. am; against bogging Sarah June toccme to them "forts
sgreelng. 37: majority for agreeing, m spell" till things should blow over. "She
The other amend ments were then agreed to could study on in the Cincinnati School of
without a division, and the house nd- Design." said Miss Jane. “and when once
Mm." Wigs“ lint" mini: “if if??? 1 l
' at ctrrnne t u 3i t ncnusfinr
Th "manrsozrl'r '7'“: gether with the fast express. brought the
”We 0 ‘ r. m ” 0‘" H” onsly little artist one spring twilight. llrr fu-
interpreted. in mmo quarters it is sup- ther“hud 3“”me she had better not go U
W m herald ‘ speedy dissolution. 1“ and her stepmother had stormed andscolll-
others it is thought that listlgsccunts the ed. ”lint! she was needed on the form. but
idea that he will ""0" t ° c ” "M ' 9'" the girl hud remained tlrmly fixed on the
”M. "mm“ , north star of her ambition dud bod come
The queen will hole. a councilof the min. despite all objections. Much as she loved
M‘“ "' “ "mm" ““1" o“ Saturday. Tl" dear old Meadow Brook. she could not re
business to be ‘1th will connected main in such on uncongeuiai atmosphere.
with the proragsticn of parliament. “You can Wm anything you want to
When Mr. Gluistone struck the keynote 5“" June It said Aunt Sarah ocetoticallyv
of M” 'Wh' ' stirring scene occurred. when ouce‘sbc bad folded berin her arms:
Some of the members below the gaogway “Why you can brill! on Jauoond me. i
sprang to their foot. many of them waved rather'thiuk we want touching up.”
hill, while all “Dim ill. mlflinldflll mil m JIM {ma h". place m the ii"
there ran a thunderous cheer. the sound of school and the ”spell” lengthened m“ Into
which again gave the orator a ,‘pog pause . Willi! 0‘ ",0 mm
in r W ‘h' ”Wm" “WWW 0' “You certainly have talent. Mn. Middle-
which "m“ the house. too " the president has! sold to her when
I" said: “MY duty t""““‘“" with coll- she'sobmitled her sketches to hint. "Your
"13 attention 0’ the house '0 the “‘3‘ that style is hold and vigorous- popular in the
l“ molderlug these amendments we m new school. Your taste in color and In
considering the Inssporoble W, "t “9" shading Is exceedingly good. Your faults
“”9 “mm“"fl’ largo. "M“ will MM willbeovercome. yourgood pointsstrsngth-
Mud" "m“ “d ”W" "m“ " "l steed bycloae application. Stodyhanl for
'"l’M ”M ,f‘ ”m'm'm from n” two years. At the end of that time on
highest authority ' may find yourself sfsmous artist." ile ed
A “WWW,” ”1 “"1"" Radicals. M' all as be said these words and
smiled genl y .
II M Mr. Laboucbsre. me! upon the a. u” w" delighted.
”5"“ “iv. “'3'“ ”0% us ”4 "m" use would study hard. thoultb. of course.
“3hr “‘1 ”mm“ against a" idea a” she mar could be famous. lie had only
Lord Mb", should I" ““5”” said thstto encotsrsgs her. it would not
9‘“ 3‘" Gladstone. “m" “i“ If the 9" date he too buoyant. so. hope. it wasa
misrwas uotcbbson from omen the mom- wflw “,3...“ M 1m!“ It ”I.
herselthehunse M commoust should tothe two little aunts when they heard
leave the Libel-oi party. Mr. Whisks a. m... to find gm. icture mm on
mm“ ‘0 “but“ i“ "m °‘ "if “H'- the ins in a notobls m use She found
also that Miss Sarah J. Middleton's point-
mos It“! buy It tog. “Eureka." was very ersdltsbly noticed
Among the ministers the idea of on im- in tile daily Wat sksreolly golngto
mediate resignation by Mr. Gladstone is infamous after all? The thoughtlsutaew
poobpoobod.as is also the psedletionof llnpstnstoberwcrk.sndwhen at thobo
on early dissolution. Mr. filo-laterals ecl- glnniugcftlto next school union o prise
Issgsesdc not helluva that aswltl issue was oilseed for competition she nem-
st this juncturs 'l'hsy interpret yester- minsdtovrokaerlt.
doy‘sspoechsosa indication of his locus is was s prise worth the winning—vs
lion concession tosnbmltorssoiutleccr choicehstwecnstmolnntoneysodathm
with them poser cf the yaus'ccsrsslul’arisisasrtseuools. Site
and upon this.scsplsdwith would point a Velcro of the dear old
homsmisbilldassm- “llasdowllrsok srm"wlthltsllmg
l’renelring Wills Elects.
Peru lionore. preaching ncourae of Lent
sermons. added to the effect of his elo-
quence by producing from beneath his hair
it n skull. which he wuuld assume to have
belonged to various types of sinners among
his audience. Now he would exclnlm with
llonllet: "Why might not that bathe skull
of n lawyer? Where be his qulddlts now.
his quillets. his outwit. his tenures and his
tricks? lint Host thou never sold justice
for gold?" Anon he would clothe theghast—
ly relic with mom fashionable female head-
dress and exclaim. “Where now are gone
thcscbrlght eyes once so filled with the
witchcraft of chattering love; where those
cherry lips which formed such wicked.
wanton smiles?" and so he would. as it
were. pass in review u series of imaginary
characters.
Nor have similar methods of arresting
attention been wholly untried Mucus our-
selves. it has been related, for example.
of n Yorkshire Methodist preacher that he
would [like a pair of scales into the pulpit
with him and thus literally weigh in the
balance the characters as he vividiysketch-
ed the-m. “You seem to think salvation an
easy mutter.” said Whitfield. “about as
may as for me to catch this insect that is
passing by me." lie grasped attire flyond
phrased awhile. adding significantly. “but i
have missed it."—-Temple Bur.
Strange Adventures of a Chalice.
About to years ago the parish church of
Glynde. Sussex. wits broken into. and the
communion plate. together with the name
plutcwn the tombs roundabout the chun-
cel. was obstructed. Some time after an
oxmun on the crime had been to turnout
bis oxen when he noticed something in the
pond n blob be at first thought to be a fish.
but which subsequently turned out tube
an inscription: plots from the tombs.
This led to further inquiries, and there-
tote carpenter. who had been engaged in
doimr some: repairs in tile edifice, was sus-
pected. and a careful examination of his
workshop lml totlm detection of particles
of silver ion chopping block. and be men
apprehended and convicted of the robbery.
Up toqullc recently. howuvrr. no trace of
the communion pinto had been found. when
by some chnnce the chalice. which is of the
seventeenth century design. was discovered
in n druirr‘s shop st Norwich. it was at
once recognize-d. and it has been repur
chased at rt amt of £30 and restored to the
church. ~ - Wm minister Gazette.
Wheat “not! and Dyspopties.
The conclusion that wheat bread is unfit
for dyspéptica, acme-limos jumped at be-
cause ill effects are noticed to follow its use.
is erroneous. 0n the contrary. it has been
pointed out by iioucbnrd and others that
fariunccous fend is peculiarly adapted to
some (lysprptlc patients. [tie the microbes
in the store-h. which is capable of produc
lug irritating acids. that cause the trouble.
To avoid this [htuchartl recommends that
only the cmst ortcastcd crumbs of bread
be used by dyspeptico. particularly those
whose stomachs sredllated.
Thu rvumn of this is explained by the fact
that baking temporarily. though uotper»
mouuutly. arrest» the fermentation of
dough. When it to again heated by the
warmth of the stomach. the formulation is
renewal. in cases where the bread is
toasted brown through.the fermentation
is at l pcrmuueutly.-—Wsst Chester
(Pa) swam
A Little Redheaded Irish-sol.
A correspondent who has been enabling
through eastern Virginia recalls a duet-log
lion gin-n him byou old lady at Nor!
of'l‘om Moore. the poet. who passed some
time in his amorous youth in a quaint old
mansion near Norfolk and found until
there except the ladies to lease him. "
woo salted to a dinner at braced." sold
the old lady on she took a pinch of snuff.
“and at the otherend of the table sat a lit»
lie rsdhsstlsd lrishman named floors. We
didn't exactly know how its got thus. for
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WAGoNs.
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Buggies. Pisuluus. Carriages
Canopies. Suinlles. etc.
P"¢E§L., to a $19,". A".
Hem Tilly.
l. a.“ lEllliIllcS.
Paper Hanger. liaiciminer. Palmer
And dealer in
Will PM" Mill BORDERS
lNurth Main street. 80. Norwsik
Sample tanks of full 'lnr late-m style-x of
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GLASS and CROCKERY. DECORAT-
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crude. Factory work attended to
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