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‘ THE autumn.
The following nairative ls taken verba-
tim from a manuscript left by the late Geof-
frey Pember.,homtime master of the lat
ter of marque-Misery. who died at the age
of 90 in 1798,: and who lies buried in the
churchyard of'St. Mary's at Shrewabury':
In the month of January. 1762. being
then in my fifty/«fourth year and having
followed the not pull my life, I obtained
command of the letter of marque Misery,
a uhlplof .500 tons burden, that mounted to
guns on the breadsidc and a long brass
swivel on the quarter deck. and that had:
been fitted out by some merchants of Brio
ml to ‘ cruise against the Spaniards in tho
‘ West Indies.
lt wag" not without much labor that I
got a crow, all the better men having been
pressed for the king’s service. and when I
did get one I had no great cause to be
(leased. for a mom mllianly and unruly
set I never set eyes upon. Yet I had with
nus as master un‘old and tried shipmate,
Warren Hodges, and there was also with
me my dear son Humphrey. who l7 years
later was killed. lieutenant of the Ruby.
at the gallant capt m of the French frig-
ate La Prudcute o ‘onaive. At the time
of which I speak he was no more than 18,
yet he was so brave and determined a lad
and so good aheamau that with him and
- Warren Hodges I thought. to makeshift to
do my business and to menu on n
In the forecast-1e. ‘ _ B I y rabble
It was on the Elsi. of the month that we
chhed anchor and dropped down the riv-
er "with tho .tideand with a pleasant breeze
(fool the northeast? There being then a
convey coming llovvn channel and bound
for Jamaica. I, lay to all the 22d and 23d
to the southward of St. Mary’s, and early
on the morning of tho 24th I sighted the“
icing’s frigate Rainbow, which, with the
(seaport and Biddcmrtl. had under her
‘ charge “0" ‘9‘“?! "ran 60 sail of merchant~
men. To “I? chagrin, the captain of the
Raining» a young buck who,_I make no
douht. was more at homo in St. James
park than on his own quarter deck, and
who was scented like a French dancing
muster. pressed nine of my best men. Yet.
there boil) then many Spanish .l‘rigatcs
3"“ Shinto the line all our coast. I could
not. disdain the company of the king’s
Skills and was forced to bear with it, even
I ‘ ugh it cost me so dear.
With them Isailed until Feb. 9. when,
being as nearly as I could reckon in longi-
tude 40 degrees west and latitude 27 de-
grees 30 minutes southwfnr, by calms o!
the foul weather. we had taken no obser~
vatlon for two days -—a storm scattered the
fleet. and We. with only'lhrce of the mar-
ehautmcn still in sight, were driven by the
force of the gals to tho southward.
The storm abated somewhat- on the l lth,
and we were enabled to bear up again for
Jamaica. but my men. having now no {car
of the king's ships. put. on from that in-
stant. a luminous dispmition and soon be
gun to carry themselves so outrageously
toward me that I perceived they were
minded to stick at nothing in order to
seize the Misery for their own ends."
Being plainly assuml of this as well by
my own eight and hearing as by the re
ports oh my faithful servant. Richard
White. a blackamoor whom I had brought.
nine years boron; out of (iuiuca. I took
counsel with my son and Warren Hodges
to prepare for the worst. I unwed the arm
chest to be removed into the great cabin.
the door of which I iorlillul from within.
I ordered the brass swivel on the quarter
deck to be‘ kept loaded with a keg of bul~
leis, so that I might be able to aweepull
the deck flu-ward. and I made liicbu‘rd
White alccp every niaht under tho unu.
with a dark , lantern beside him HIMI u
mulch in his-l hand.
But. them and lbentlu-r provisions that
I look Nero of no avail against the trcmxh»
cry of tho crew. and to mid to my IiIll'ilHl"
nasal I hadllmmorliilcullon of lludingllml
we lost sight can by one of the three re—
maining nwrchuulnmu. and that by the
middle of lhcmnntli vro lllill but ourselvcs
for company.
One looming, hearing a noise upon lbe
forwaslle, I run up on deck. “'urrcn
llmlglm, “ho had tlu~ morning Which. was
not in l»,- scvn. but I could hear his voice
Miami in umzcr and the voices of some uflb'o
crow threatening him. “jib uallm. liclurnv
but In the cabin for u pistol and a hunger.
l twat forward and l‘muul that the mall-
uccru bud salami both Wurrcn Hodges and
the blackammr and bud ulmuly bound
them and tin-own tbcm lulu the chains,
where they lay crying luullly for help.
lollipprd out my banner to out lbe
ropes with which llu-y Worn Inlllllll. \vlll‘l‘u-
at u great. man uamcd Morton. tho ring»
lrmlcr. uul uuw hncw him in in! of lin-
nmliuy. nlcppcd out from mumm the men
and Ili'i'llll'l'll that ii I tldrml lo lulcrb'rl' I
should pay the pcnnlly Willi my life; that
he and his friends had determined lmzl'izc
lbc ship and to cruise “‘llll her on lbclr
own account. ulzaipnt the 51lllllllll'ilt‘.f|lill
that i might cllluvr slay \vlwrul was and
serve lnnlrr him or take the mmcqucucm.
Audrrul oi the fclluw'ulumlrncv. I this
wl my pi-tol with line intention of slump
lug him an llnninml, but the powder llasln
rd in llu- pan. and In an blatant I Wlm
seized from buhiml. llnud upon the duck
and inmml an sr-curclyan Warren llmlm-a
and llw blurhumnar. My first lhmmhl was
for the mil-1y of my dear son. I now had
tho moriiilrulinu oi m-iuahlm lard, lvulml.
from the mblu. whvrv «luring all llllu linu-
he had lmvil asleep. and a db us he was
put under chum mmrd in the lmlvl.
Fora full week Murlnn enlumlully to
are up, seeking in pcraumle us to throw in
our lot Willi lilll. but no aimltlfn'ally reins ‘
ml. and on llm Mobil: day he cuuw to as
early with the mom that at we wrre but
idiots in the ship. and as he could not
spare own for "orgasm. he would «cud us
adrift that alumina.
At nmn. lilt‘l’flflIflE. harlot: lowaml ilm
yawl. they lmlmuud um and "rooted us
om the aide. tin Mill warn we form our
lmgmmlemmot and souvenir from lack
of (ml. for the Villains had not”! incur to
storm as. that up «said not but do their
bidding", nor could on all of us ulollmt
without help from tho nmtiuwre. who
nMvrthclcm 1%er at our and r‘nmlilluti
and n‘mckiualy wlulwl m: a plcamut my.
age. In list-c» hour:- we wv-ra out of sight
oi lha ship in an open boot. wltiihut either
new. provisions. calls. on“! or commas.
with is blaming mu alarm on and with. as
1 mode am. not has than and leagues be»
Ween on land the overeat land. ‘
Warm: lithium had twelved a blow on
the haul! It the lion mltlwah and had raver
. we were tailored to approach without be
'_ tcr against the. ship's side. Itwusas if the
“ ‘ Wit 1
inhmrtill ileum. ‘ ‘n ;
l{By'eeoau‘tla would? ‘3'
clothes also we loosened our terrible thl
Never-them ”Richard, .‘Whgte. dimming
my marital. drunk mm o the see who
on the second day and oh the foarthday
died. roving hind, like Warren Hodges.
New Were we t udeed in a sorry way.
Gilt. Imam. had distill}! “ .
could, hmlyeral . heat.
our throats wax-em etched that we could
not speak uneven w leper“, eliminates were
'so ill homered as well .l’r‘o ml dirt and evil
food as from the niatool‘h a sun that we
were allow! sores. At night we lay aldv»
eriugwlth cane and praying for the day:
by day we lay burning and longing ‘for
the night. ' ' ‘ j
I had lost all hope of deliverance lvheo
on the ninth day I halt wlmt latiirsl; took
for a bird’s wing glistening in [bonnie
light for to windward. links» I. aoon‘
thcw‘. it .wa’e a sail. My eyes new so weak.
and so cl god with unit that for a lime I
dared not rust. ihelh. Yet as the strange
ship came drifting rather than willing
right across our course I could doubt no
longer. and with my heart almost burst-
ing [tried to tell the news to my son. But
I could not speak. I could'only touch him
and point. and be for his part. not after-
ward heard from him. could neither *ak
nor sec. Withiufinito trouble I fuel! had
a little mast and hail from the thwarts of
the boat and my shirt.
This sullieed to enable me to steer the
boat. and in an hour, during which. thunkb
to (God and fears that the atrange ship
might yet escape us struggled in my heart
for mastery,~wc ran alongside and made
fast to a rope which was trailing oven
hoard. ‘ - , ‘ .1
It was with much surprise that I [01an
. ”n "
animus fortunatetlr
lug hailed, for "I could perceive that our
ship was a Spaniard, but even had they
hailed as we Were in no condition to reply.
lndcml no sooner had I made last than I
fell back senseless in the bout, nor did I
know more until darkness had set in. when
the cold wind awoke me.
At first I thought that I was dreaming,
and not untill had touched the great bull
and watched .it slowly rising and falling
beside me on the moonlit water did] rec-
ollect and rightly understand what .had
happened. Even then it. was some time be-
fore, do what Iwould.'I could climb on
board. When at length I did so the ship
seemed to be deserted. She warm big. high
pooped craft, such as the Spaniards term
a galleria, and chiefly used for their rich
lrullia with the ladies, and although her
masts were all standing and some of her
sail was aethtbero was notu man to be seen.
I walked forward. making a great noise
“with my feet. for I could not cry out.
Then [walked aft, upticinp: the flue guns
of brass and the new cox'dauc. until I put
my band on the handle of the door of the
great cabin and Opened it. Then, from
weakness. I sunk down on the threshold.
There WIN no light. within and no mood.
Even there I could hear the lap of the wa-
Whologulleon \vususlecp. suvclbat Ii‘mxld
distinguish no breathing and no motion
of Numbering men. I had sunk down
against a locker. and stretching forth my
hand found that it was open. Within, to
my great joy. was a bug of bread, which.
with some mnall flasks of wine. I made no
scruplcof taking. and as soon as I was
again a lilllo recovered I returned. even
beforoI bud ministered to my own crav-
ing, to my son, who still lay without life
in lho boat alongside. Ila wait so far none
that at first I could do no more than
moisten bis tnugucnml lips with the wine.
but in a short space be. revived and was
able with my help to get on lmard.
lly this time our voices were rrrulnri‘d to
us, and no HOUIII‘I‘ m-re we on (ll-cl; than
we knelt down to thank find for tho dclli’
crunch be bad vuucbmfcd in us. 'l‘bcn.
caring little u'hctllcr we had fallen intolhc
hamlsof‘fricudu or of foes. \vcdraumal
num-lvm under lllcslu-ltcrof much! the
quarter duck guns and thumb-ll usher-p
from ohm-r tvcarinesu.
The sun was high when I again awtikc.
but the decks \vcx-u as before. No mm was
all the helm. the sails llappml in the light
ulhnqulnst tho masts. and the ship drilled
whither she would. I was still vrry xvi-ilk.
but some brcml and a draft of win.
strengthened me. and than I set about cx“
plot-inn the gmlt vessel. heaving my yum
llumpbrcy, who yet slept. I Went to tho
dam-of ilmcubiu ilnvliich I had found
lbw prnviainns. It “an open as I lllld lrit
it the night lu-fotc. and as i draw “car I
perceived llmtu smell aaof a churns-I hulls. "
issucd iorlh from it. Even lwfnl‘i' l cmcr
ml 1 could m- that no the deck within luy
scrcrul hmllcu of dead men. Not knowing
what- to do and stricken wllh horror. l
baited.
'I’ha ncarlmt body to me. lbul. of a tall
and chiefly man. had fallen from the Ill‘ll
in which it bad lulu and moved from Hlill
to siulc with lbeulmv roll of the ship. l‘lose
in it on n hind uI couch was the body of u
buy. l-‘urlbvr all. were the bodies of three
mm. mm of which was drum-d lu uwuiul
fashion. yvt richly u Him]. as if its mvnm
in lilo might have lm-uurrtuut lowmn:
urrut lord. Sick at heart. l cnlcrcd loudly
and rcwrcully at let-«l. it was; mill in
warcb for any spark of life How. in cur:
lulu of the olbcr cabins ware other lqu
he and in llu- {methane and on the lmwr
luck It urcut sum-«- of linen. ill in all. but
Ila-m was not one living soul on board sau-
ua. .
When I returned in my will llumpbrcy,
lanoku him. and finding him lunch re
lrmlml l lold him. yet not without cult
lluu. of all limit l bull own. The ship. i
sold. ivuu stout and strontium! \wll found.
but of lhe crew come ucn' clearly depart-
cd for certain of llac boats were lacking
-~=aml all that rmuahwd were dead. And
while we not cleanslngnur sum and unab-
ing mum-Ives by the gun we debuted what
were lml. to be done.
Humphrey. who had seen but lilllcuf
dumb and was lull of tartar of it. was all
for loading ourcuvn bout with whativp
could find and for iulruvllug ourselvm
uom- mew lo the merryoi lhcucu. Nor did
lat first reel; to dissuade lho bid. for!
feared lost the altimeter which ball. on ll
“pirated. ultit'kcn down the crctv might
now Mire upon m. Yul. M‘I’lflfl that we
both were Wcalt and tumble. [Wusmllnlmh
if only for a day or law. to stay by the
ship that We might imlpcrly mower our
witch era we \‘enlul‘wl abroad anew.
And in thin opinion he at lcuhlh agreed.
I'm in the evening. fol-lint: wonderfully
Fififilltllillllll.l reunited mysvurclmlmut
the ship. and im line and luputilul a craft
dbl she then allow herself to me that I fell
to marbling whether I mmld bring myscll
to leave hrr aeolu. And when beneath the
MM this mtcnlllfl I lmmd wonhclmsts
,of plum» of right half broken "gum ll
doubt not by thaw. who had gone away in
Oil! I
rat. ‘
"in longitude .51 degree-all eat and latitude
to clement twitch“; may. in the
lull course of t ht current of ob s called
» timgreat gulf stream, and which. muuiug
round the point a: Florida, emcee the
western ocean toward {Ireland and. the
Shellaude; That day also. Winding that my
holl’a'ltonlaoh was too‘u'g‘ak for the work
91 the lid ill. set thalad u'tthe helm and
so hept‘t e h in before the wind, which
blow. from the southwest, yeti no gently as
wamly‘ to ruffle the banana of the sea.
By degrees I committed the bodies to the
deep, and when the ship was. as I thought.
elm” buriled tobacco, herbu and‘ flower»
of sulphur in all close places and kept the
portholes open to purify the foul air. Yet
lltill for some days I found yet other bod-
ice in divers holes and corners, whither. I
suppose. the poor ‘w‘retchcs had mm to (lie
or the plague which bull‘selmd upon the
vessel. -
The last that I fouad'vas in the lower
hold among the bilge,-but how it got there
I never knew. nor could I gucss, unless
per-chance the man in the madness of his
lover had wandered hither unwittingly
and had been unable to return. In all there
were three and fifty dead in the ship when
we boarded her. When. he I afterward
learned. she“ left the Iiavuno. she had 311
souls in her-gel whomBM had died and
had been buried in the sen. Where-upon 35
of the test. had fled in the lXIiIlE,‘ItlflVlIIg
the residue to their fate. ' Those who re-
mained were all en sick and so Weakly that
they could bury but 11 of their number as
they died. > The others staid where they
wereuutll the ship was as we found it.
As for those who .fled, they were never
again heard of. and I doubt not they per
lshcd either of thosickuess or oi hunger
and privation. . .
'I‘hewship carriedwhen we found her
only her foreslaynall. mined and lore and
malu. topshils. anchdared not hoist more,
knowing out what might befall nail the
line weather shouldwmll. We did not.
therefore. make much progress. and it was
seven weeks are we were in the longitude
of Uupc Clear. During all that time the
weather héld. and although the wind
:hifted many-limes“ italevur blew hard. a
thing which in these latitudq; and in the
early-part of the year chained to me so
marvelous that I could not but look upon
it astho work of Providence, {or had a
gab: sprung up we could have done until
log to save the ship. My son Humphrey
and I never \ ere together in thocublu or
below. We ‘ apt match in turn. we ate
mr‘food alone, and 'we made shift to do
ivilh so little slecp that I hare often sincc
wondered that. men so weak did not sink
under the load of deprivation and anxiety.
Oil the Ulll ”Hill of Kimmie we sighted
a Bilille, the master of which run along
side, after we had put out our colors. and
asked for the ucws. Persuading him to
come on board, l lcaruiad that. he belonged
. to (‘astlctmvm a fishing village in the buy
of lluntry. in the kingdom 01 Ireland. and
being taken by the lmncsty of his couple
name 1 concluded with him and his men
to ship with Inc an {or as Plymouth.
whither Ihud made up my mind to take
the galleou, for i would not trust- myself
in the channel as we were, seeing that even
if I had not chanced upon bad weather 1
should have born at the mercy of the first
king's cruiscr that might choose to tnkl
mo in low. upon the ple‘nthnt I muhl not
manage the ship. and Ihud nomiud to
share my prize with all the World.
The Irishman. therefore. to the number
of six. came on board upon my engage
meat that upon arriving at Plymouth I
would pay locacb of them idllgniuetw and
to the milder coo for his pains. which cu
gum-men” most faithfully observed. And
so, will) their smack in low. we made out
way up channel and without l'urtbcr ad
vculure dropped mll'lwr on April ‘Jl in:
Plymouth sulllul, \‘rl'y \\‘t'fll‘_\’ (“if our vny
mp}. )i‘h happy willml in having come so.
well out of ii.
a l'pnn anchoring \vu- can-ml no small
cmumotion in tho purl. no ship of so great
u lamb-n havbu: yet. law-n taken slum llu
lM'KllllllIlg of the war. Nor \vcru lbcr-
luuuy llncr ships {Well in the king‘s navy
lint Ibo Cllllllllllllllll nrcw urn-ally when.
lhonmcers oi the port lmvlug‘lwmled u:
uful made an exumlmulun of the podium.
it was known“ -Wllll'll 1 mph” llllllllflh lill
that moment spammed «lllul m-bad in be:
bullion and plum-a of cighl. in Ibo vuluc ul
iJ‘JhILHUU. insides u cmliy curtain! tobacco
and other products oi the West lnxlics.
licormlmiml his Royal llighucm lhr
llulu- of York hiumlf paid me the honor
of a visit, coming in his barge (mu) tlu-
Princess Amelia, and a “cell lulu-r I uua
cumumutlml lo ultcud upon King I‘ll-onus.
who was pleased mml. graciously looll’cr
my rum Humphrey u cmuinlsxiuu in the
navy and mu lbc honor of a knighthood
for “lull. lw llvlmuul in will our lllu-Qlllllvll
caplnil. ul’ inking and bringing home the
aallmu. A» lur tho kuighihmul, I had no
mind for it. ulllmuuh the N. Srunrullcl
(‘ol'mcu prm'iolml am will: mom-y enough
“'lll’llllly to support lbul. Iliuully. Au for
the commission. Humphrey llmnhfully an
«email it and after-Ward. ml luivuauld.
full honorably in Me country's service.
l‘nor lad! I lum- ullcu vyls-lml More llml
be bud refused llmxrnmmimldn and l bud
um'cplml llu' lllllghlllvuul. fnrllu-ll ll. Illlglll
bate happened that bu could burn liver!
In lulu-cit lbc \vmllh whb'h l» but. u sorry
burden louvhlldhwohl1mm.
The Misery never again unrimrcd in on
English purl nrm- pulling rid of m4. blur
ion. the lcmlcr of the nonlinear“. cruised
with mow mow-m [oi-lunar limo iumltlu
nuumu the laluuclu. lb1 look a Hpuniuh
brig. llw ti. Isidro. nml scwrul slimllt'l‘
\‘macls. but “until land chuaml by the Spun
lab fright" Thai“. and to avoid rapture
ruu mlmrc. 'l‘hc crow. bring ollublc in reach
lhc land by rcasxm of the surf. “cu: tukcll
oil by tho Irmulu boats and made prison
ma, ,
A fortnight lulcr. on June it. the Thyme.
allot“ a sharp mlluu. was caplurwl by The
Mum. which formed purl of Admiral Sir
l‘immfi I‘moch'a ilvel destined for the re-
dmrl lot; of tho llllt‘fillll. "rim l'lllltllob prison.
m «m ii loll‘ll lb:- 'l'lwll» undcuvnrml to prove
that I m m-ll as they had been rammed
with lbc l‘lpnuiurd. but lhc nifulrof the
Misery harbor by this limo been termini
to Fit illustrate from England lw. on the. day
after the capllulmim; of the ian. banned
awry mm or ch;- plrull-a nu lmurd bin flag
ship. the Mmmr.
This I lmrucd from f‘uplaiu the lion.
A. J. Horn-3 Mm mm sent hluuoin the
Dragon with dispatches. and who on his
manage had the owl lormnem taken
French ship mum] at lilouioo. lie was an
polite as to bring llm intelligence in pet
mo. and lam not mlmued to any that!
Mt! very pleased to know that the meal:
had sac mu: emuwwuum mm
Kurdish fright" Alarm. l'nptaiu Jammy]
u in mm aloha: to our clmm
to hearottheerooo fortune Pi. our.
in ' 'r "at our community; a better
road that at a neighbor or a burden
raised. from some poor weighted down
hack.' Our representative In a Short
conversatloa‘wuh James E. Nortou.
who lives in EastvNorwalh at No. 7
Beta Place, learned of a recent incident
in hlaylomily llle that not only Interest-
ed all our citizens. but adds strength
lo the iadorsemout. oi the some kind
that has gone before. Mr. Morton in
a tow words told the following. He
said: “For a very long time my wife
has been bothered with kidney and
urinary trouble. She suitor-ed from
backache and frequent urination.
Many remedies have been tried in an
endeavor td‘llnd relied and cure. ‘She
had-about given up all hopes of halal
cured when one day I got a box of
Dean’s Kidney Pills at Plolsted'a drug
store and‘tried to induce her to take
them. At first she refused. but I linol-
ly persuaded her to give them a trial.
They proved to he just the right thing,
for in a short time she began to im-
prove. and is entirely well now. If
Mrs. Morton was troubled in theeame‘
way again I would be willing to pay
he per box for Dean’s Kidney Pills,
knowing as I do now their curative
powers." It only takes a few words to
describe Dean’s Kidney Pills and their
action. A kidney remedy. a specialist
for kidneys only, and they care. We
say so. and your neighbors prove it.
We publish local testimony all the
time.
Doan's Kidney. Pills for sale hy
all dealers.'prlco 50 cents. malled by
Foster~Milhurn Co., Bullalo, N. Y.,
Bole Agents for the United Slates.
The only remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part oirihe body. that is oboe-t
lately sale and never-tailing. is Dean'l
Ointment. Get it from vaundealcr.
Colon of the Swan-~Ilullnlng Suite of Vi-
rious Materials.
Vulencicnncsls tho lace par excellence
this seumn. and it huslho mominundation
of laundering wcll. a rare. quality in lace.
Thom are used. to be snrc. lzuipure d'urt.
palm. do vcniso. poim. d‘augletcrm and
maniamneo ombroiderics. hill vulcm-h-uncs
ls tlmprcfcrml style. Allcrnuu: minds of
vulcm‘lcnnes insertion and. embroidery in-
scl‘llon in the delicate. old fashioned style
arc. seen and am having a decided success»
There um many more expensive laces. but
none that seems quite so duiutyaml fami-
uinc. It. is cmpluycd on ‘tollclu. numb and
Indian). quite as frequently as on wash
mods. although it mans Ilium appropriate
on the latter.
Mauve and purple lu all shades are the
dominant mlors this sea-ion. They are
mmlduml with pink. which is a very pretty
uuinu wbcn bulb colors are pole; with
groom which is also flPflfiilmllIly satisfac-
tory; with blue, which is hideous. and wll h
yellow. which may be wry artistic. Tim
gold and s-iruwsluuics of yellnwurc cs-
peclally pleasing in contrast with purple
\l
i‘.\l'li.
tolnN. (irwn cmnl-s a close NVYUIHI lo
muuu- in tho rum fur fusblnnublo lawn
and is much sccu in mllllm-ry.
Formuaud mulmlrmuhu llw nuwtmliw
factory bathing drawers. While llunllcl is
wry pretty. but ll is lu-uvy. like all llllll‘l"
llunucl, and almurlm wulcr umrvudily that
it luvolmrs yet broiler. lf llnlmcl la
clown. that haviml a cotton warp should
be prch-rrml. as it sbriul.» haw. and no
walrr bus urcatpmvcr in comm u shrinkage
of values. no limit lh‘l‘molm know. A. bulb:
ml: suit that ulupl;.w-wvml llw pmprlollw
.it the innziuuiuuut‘ lllltw'umll loo {mural
ly lwcomcl lllllc mun- than a name in lla-
murso of u umulh. Hf whulcln-r ululcrlul
lbemsllnuo in male it is always beat to
lllllult the In“?! edge or the hklt‘l nud troll-
sers with u wldu hem. which allow» llwm
to ho lcumhrucd when swaaloll demands.
A slouch is nivuulvf dilllhluuluuwr capo
{or mourning name It is of poplin nr dull
llululml .uilh and in algal by a pulling of
I'llmllnhcmlm. ’i‘ho lurnml un’crcullurll
ul lluiunmu maul“. and the rape is llnml
wllhbluck silk. 'l‘lw muwslylodf cam
may be worn inooloi‘u to umlwh mnmwr
costumes. Jrnur l‘nulm t.
Motifs Neutrino" Pills
The _ .ml
remedy tor
narrow prom
Nation and
all urrvom
-. { diseamflgi the
1' EM?” at
am of will:
when N Prom; on Fail. or
3 mm% , us idly idles
ions, Youthful iai my. ex»
universe oi Tobaccoerohlum. let
and to WW and homily. 1.00
at has I" mill 6 built; for his“).
lll'I‘I‘h Gilt "Ml. GIL. Pm I. Chltlltil. Ollie
the Mutual determined that salmon
wwefla
like magic; 1
.cllrcdhy the use of liiufs (ilmnull
tin. a W >
110' , ‘ l . . .
as illl m: d be I ‘
them inlay house. The little ones love
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith. 21 Wood street. At all
droughts, 250. ‘ ~
"‘Wahe u .Jacob. day is breaking!"
aortic] De ltt’a Little Early Risers to
the niauwwho had taken them to ‘ arouse
l‘pvs alluggish liver. 0. Unfitillson. E. 1’.
ea .
,. Marvelous Recalls.
From a letter written byltov. J. Guu~
(immune! Diuioudale. Mich wean) per
mitted to mako'this extract: “I have no
hesitation in recommending Dr. King‘s
New Ilscovory as the results were ul-
m‘ost marvelous in the case of my wife.
While I was pastor of the Baptist
church at ,Rivcs. Junction she was
brou . ht down with pneumonia succeed-
ing a (hippo. Tem'blc paroxysms of
coughing would last hours .with little
interruption, and it rammed as if the
could not survive them. A friendrc-
commended Dr. King’s New Discovmy;
it was quick in its work and highly
sutisl’aetoxy in its results." Trial bot-
tles frceutu. (l. Stillsou’s and E. P.
Wood’sdrug‘ stores. Regular size 500.
and $1. ,
Pass the good word along the line.
Piles can be‘ quickly cured without an
operation by simply app] lug DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo. . . U. Stillson.
E, I’. Weed.
'~ Eleclric Billers.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any seal-um, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed whouthe languid, exhaust»
torpiduudsluggish and the need of a
tonic and zdterativuis l'olt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and markups fatal bilipas fevers
No medicine ovill act more surely in
inlcountcrxwtilm and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
gestion, (erllistipation. dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and all per
bottle at G. C. Stillson's and E. 1’.
Wood's drug stores. ,
Small in size, but great results.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers act gently
but thoroughly, curing: indigestion,
dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill.
safe pill, best pill. Gr. C. Stillson,
E. P. Weed.
Sun»: or (him. (Mr or To]. 'no. l_ ,“
LlTl‘AS CHUX'l‘Y. l I“
FRANK J. CHENEY makes out that. be
is the senior partncr‘of the limo of I“. J.
(.lllllxlci' do 00.. doing business in tho
City of Toledo. County and State aiorlL
said,und that said firm will pay the
sum of onc hundred dollars for each and
every case of (Saturrb that cannot be
Ul'liI-I. Plum .1. (Tlnlvuv.
Sworn to bct'oro Inc and subscrltmd in
my premulco, this (ilh day of December,
A. 1).. law. .
. \ '/« -’ ii»
i «an i A. W. Gummy, .
l ’ " ‘ i Notary Public.
-’.v
and acts directly on the blood and muc-
ous sax-laws of the system. Sand for
testimonials. tree.
I". J. (Jill-WHY IS' (30., Toledo. i).
['Sold by ‘Ilruggists. 75c.
:1
, ...... M..- (
Persons who have a cinching spell
every night. on account of n tickling
scnmtiou in the throat. may overcome
it. at once by u dose of line Minute
laugh (lure. l}. (J. Stillman. E. 1’. Wood.
M Children 9:] for
P6: er’s Castoria.
When Vilnhy was alclt. we gave her (,‘aswrla.
When aim was a l‘hild. she cried for malaria.
When she iwamc Mina. she ring to (Woods.
When she had Children. she gave them Ontario.
t
\Vllv‘ll“'1‘l‘l‘lllfillll‘l‘tllzlt the iulcslluus
am about. ilvv times ilfi lung (N the body.
we can Twill/a.“ tho intuuw mill-rm;
cxlwlhlu‘cll whcn llnl)‘ ln‘coum lullumml
lh-Wlll’si‘olil- uudl‘holcru(‘m'c minim-s
illllumunltlon at once, and cmuplmcly
removeslluulilllcully. U. (I. Slilmm.
Dr. Hand’s Colic Care and cry for it; it I
ed feeling prevails, when the liver is ‘
Hall's (Suburb (lure is taken internally
Ontario is Dr. Samuel "Pitcher:
prescription Ior Mania and (Hill-
dron. It contains wnelthrri'Opium.‘
Morphine nor other Narcotic rub-
rtance. It is, aharmlesa substitute for
Paregoric‘, Drops, Soothing Byron
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. It:
guarantee in thirty vear‘r' use by
million ’of Kathe“. chum in the
Children‘s fanwoa~the Mother’s
Friend... .
‘ CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.‘
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Casioria. and are that the {ac-slam.)
signature of ‘
Is on the " Z i
wrapper.” W
Weshall pro- ' ‘ ‘ ‘
lac: oursolmand the poetic at all hazards.
Tm: Cannon . CuMMNY. 77 Murray 8L, N.Y.
.avmflfizyr
‘Exnmlner In
doggarlw$“s
L ‘ ‘k‘ “casein"-
Offices, 430 Main Street,
BRIDGEPOBT. CGNN.
v
Norwalk
" Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
HUNT a. ZELUFF.
. Your Wall [licoration
Ill. l’. thi'll.
You Don't Have to Swear Oil.
says the fit. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial ulmat No-Tnlluc. the
famous tobacco habit lllll'll,
of luuuy cam-s cured by Null‘olluu
(flue. u prumincnt Ht. Inlllrt atrium-l,
muokcduud chewed for lavcuty your:
twolmwsoumd him so that own :3"
small of luluwco llllllll‘li him sick." No-
To illuzmllllulld uuuruutcwl by it. ll.
l'lululml. 'Nncurcuuipuy. l‘nmk luv.
Starling: lh‘umdy Co. New Yuri; or
it‘hieuuo. " t
lili llill. Lumbar (lily. l'u.. writes:
”I haw been hollering from pills for
twcul‘ydivc yours. and thought my i'ill‘"
incurable. lchlltln Witch lbw-l
thrive was rwmunwudml to an: ml a pile
cute. m .l lamahl a bull and it pvl‘urmml
a la'rmaucut care." This is nulyuuc
of llmusauds of similar cases. l'hs'muul.
Him-ii and skin dimmcu vial-l quickly
win-n it in llili‘ll. ti. (.3. lilillsuu. ii. I’
Weed.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'o Castorla.
Bucklin’r Arnlca salvo
Thclxlst mlvoiulho World for cuts,
hmha'u. HHl‘i‘ll, "imam. salt tin-um. fuvcr
move. lcllur. chapml hands. olnilhluim.
euros. and all skin ompliuuu, and mi»
tivclyolmu piles. or no pay urqulnul.
It is goaruuhaol to giro twrfm't sulisfuo»
tiou or moucfiroiumlml. Price :25 mills
per box. E.‘ .WmulaudG.U. Stimson.
it Would be hard to com-loco a 1mm
snil'crinu from bililmn colic that his-
agony is doc to a mirmlm with up
armrmummmblo name. llut um» time
of lchill‘a Guile and iIllnlvm {Euro will
convince him of its power to offend
instant rolbf. It kills pain. ii. (.3.
{gold by all (hamlets.
litillsou. Ii. 1'. Wood.
"We kunu ‘
ilamps yvu as artistic. or ~
ill rcllm-ls your taste no surely as tho
~ on lu-rwisu
fNll'lh reflect-l the sun. 'l‘bcru it no cx«
.cluw that you can find. The pro-vasom-
ll)‘ do not count. and if you l'unw lwro“,
you :lt‘t‘ lmllllll In w'l unllu‘lllillg pl'l'lly
Im matter what you clluosc. for we keep
out lam: vlsc.
’ l'ainliug. pupm' hanging and lll'ifflfiw‘
um.
If not couvcuivut for you to call at the
’slul‘v. «in _» a Imtal, ulul lwlll lu-ph'zmul
; to call on you will: afull llm-uf oomph s_
l
E. E. GORHAM.
it?) P‘lllzl’l‘ a Will bill.
that Nurwallt. (.ltllllll‘ltllll‘fl
m.....l.w » _ ,_. .
MAKE YOUR
W A N T 5 K N 0 WM
lfl 'I'HI‘.
EVENING SEIIIIEL
.- u
ma
0
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Y 0 U N 0 ~ M A Ni
Why lulu- llw chance of diving
without lmuruuee. when Four
Units a day will
lNSURE YOUR llFE
FOR 3|.OOOI
(Ir Six ills. a day will hire you so Eudmv
meat u! “.00". payable lo’youraelf ll yuu
live... . With Insurance. ”it? uprylllll z
slamliiebeut In the chemical. [more in tie
Connecticut General
the insurance to.
(If Hartford. 5
a.
S. $.L'HOMHEDIEU.
ill Washington Street, 3o. Nowell.
. ”no... .
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