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LISH ED A RECORD.
Elderly WomenwWomon'e Kain-led 0p-
portunillee —-Proleeeor Morin Mitchell.
The Girl In Urey-«optioned to Pooniere.
l A Hhrewd Buelneu Women.
lilrii. Mary Whipple was raised on a
Farm in'Wisconsin, where she grew up
with the bore, her brothers anti cousins,
Iliaring with them their boyish sports.
thn they wcut out hunting for small
zamu like aquimdu and rabbits, ahc i|I~
Ways went along, cagcr to tulto part in
the shooting. ‘
Mtcr she grew up and marriml, her
taste for hunting was as strong as cvcr,
and whcncvcr an opportunity t‘itl’crcd
illt‘, with Iit'l‘ husband. joined expedi-
tions in her ownmul neighboring states.
It. was whilc with one of tin-so cxpc-
zlitions sonic-where in Michigan that
ers. Wliipplc shot licr first dccr, which
‘was one of the largcst of its kind.
Bceidcsdct-r. Mrs. Whipploliae killed
wildoats. wild duck and other similar
game. Hcr grcut ambition is to kill a
bciir. Slic'cxpcctcd to go on ti hunting
expedition in Arkansas last winter,
where she would have a chance to kill
something more ferocious than adccr.
but never got any further down the
river than St. Louis.
a” it was a year ago this July flint slio
, FINEST BUTTER
and her husband. with a party of four
others, started from St. Paul to go (low!
l .\ilt.~'. )iAliY wun'rtt;
‘:lic Mississippi river to the Arkansas
iind up that river to the bcar fields in
Arkansas. After killingofl‘ the bears in
that state she t-xpcctcd tocontiuue down
do! Mississippi to New Orleans. intro
to spend the winter, and in the upring
tic towcd by :t stcitnicr buck to St. Paul.
After leaving fit. l’aul last. July tiny
Took it vcry lcisutcly. ciijoying the line
ricws along tho way, stopping at some
.irctty woodcd epot for dinner or break-
fast and sprinting it day ninth-king in
:onic delightful place, Hopping togeth-
>r Hills and making a prolongmipionio
if tho cntiro trip. In this way tbcy
:ruvclcddowo the rivcr front St. Paul
'0 St. Louis in their spacious and coin-
Yortablo houseboat. not. reaching St.
Louis until List Novcnibci'. and hero
:hcy remain. But iii the full Mrs.
Whipple. Illlllt‘i-l to curt-y out. thcir orig-
inal plan of continuing on to Arkansas
in hunt the hour and front thcnce to
Now ()rlciiiis to spcod tho winter.
In uppcztraiico Mrs. Whipple is not of
ill bloodthirsty. ()it tho contrary, slm
,iiis 'i \‘cry kindly cxpi‘cssion. IIi'l.‘ eycs
il‘t’ full and blue.» with a keen. hunter-"u
zuzo iii ihcni and a tin-try twinklc. lIcr
'oniplcxion is bright and hot hair
u-own. film is a Iiitlcabovctlicincdiuni
might and of a pleasing figure.
nuke a wry nh'o mouthful fcr Mr.
Bean—bit. Louis llcpublic.
Elderly “'ouicn.
A woman till yours of ego is the, sec-
‘o-tary of ii Woman‘s club in Lansing.
\iicli. She is :tyclittivo of William (Vulv
cu Iii-yam. null me of tho niost chario-
.ng of companions. She is fond of so-
'lt‘ly, kccps “'t'll tip with thc tiiiics. N
iprightly. ai‘t‘lll‘illt', dainty atid in rrcry
Nay iuhnii‘uolc.
There are many reasons why wonicn
grow old. ’l'ln- tt-ndcncy to slump oi onu
pf lhc first indications of approaching
wars. Third is it fatal error. and utilrss
irokcn up at tho otit>cl ruins tlic throw,
:in- style and thc‘habits of the individ-
. Jul.
ildct'ly woman in ecztrco itulccd. If Hhc
it not lililltliltill'll and windy. shc is liltw
y to bc frivolous and giddy. and win-n
'JtH-L thing tilit‘ can do ln' to nutkcln-r
yill and die snddcnly. Ago need not ho
(Illlli or too sob» r. but it should always
in p its dignity and I't'lllt‘llllii'l" that
ililltlibll inannct'u arc but an circa-ding-
y poor tracer to covcr the inroads of
filth”.
I Tim» are many instant-cs whcrc wmn-
1.‘n of It) or btlycttrit huvc lll't'ii tlic quccnu
Lit umicty and thc content of attraction
livhcn-vt-‘r they :tppcurcd. but it in pet-
"cctly mic to i-nythat. thcso u'cro not
.ln- giddy, butterfly, fluttering women
who ntonopolizc all of the time and
ii‘t'lll to absorb all of the air in filo
tpiirtntcnt. They have, without (‘Sf'ip-
u‘on. bu-cn gcntlc. quict. dignified, good
licurtcd and cicttr ln-udcd woiiicn, who
A'orc tlu-ir your-i so gracefully flint no
toc thought. of how many dccudc-a thry
'llpri’fll'lilt‘il.
'l'hc m‘rrt of incoming old ago is to
lt‘t“t‘]il tlic nittiuliou iillil attract. to it tut
Il-l d for pmplc of ii" or 70 to act or frcl
till. With rcuwmablc curr- f'ot' tlu ir
unith and u vb l'ilillillilltlll to make the
“WI of cvct’yiliillg. tho days clip by Hi
M 337x11 It:,,',;;'::::;dpfi'fim; . llb‘lly that tln y It‘lIW- but fcw niurkii lit--
" thttri‘lod Ladies. Ask for illl‘l ”W“ “3"“. l "rk “idgmi'
Dill- MOTH“.
PEIIYIOIAL PILLS
‘ take another. Sunni-on mncrmn.
emu per box. 0 boxes for new.
Nu m. Gite.
norm...
t Wonmn'e Enlarged Opportunitieo.
l The rapid advance of wmncn toot-cu-
mtiomi in which tin-y no- not only able
0 com I living. but to tliettnguirh
.itenieelvee by the manifestation of or
entitmol ehllitr. is evident to our one
A FAIR HUNTRESS WHO HAS EBTAI}
Allin till. this huntrcss fair \vould ‘
l
The prim, trim, natty and up to tllllt' '.
twonnuiof yearn gt-iu todotbtu. tho ’
ittlu ntu niiott its pnaqiblc. 'l‘hcrc is no ‘
who in acquainted «villi the nutrient
The higher education on women in
sending them out in great ‘iiumbere into
the fluid» which hutfo been heretofore
occupied exclusively by men. Large
number» baritone teachers. and u utill
larger number are married, but» the rec»
ognitiou of the fact that. women of co-
pacity can that positions anywhere
which they are qualified to filinhowu
that public opinion in regard to their
employment has vitally changed. Every
one must rejoice iii what in going on
for the “irritation and development or
women in Illl‘ cntployiiiente by which
thcycuu carn a living. it means that
women iflt‘ rapidly winning their right
to take places of. cquul rank with men,
and this nicunu that. the sex are to occu-
py a diil'crcnt social position from that.
which they havc formerly licld. ‘
it. will soon not be necessary for a
woman to cum into marriage for the
sake of having it home of her own, and
slic will ccasc to neck for marriage ex-
cept on the terms~ which are fair to her-
self. The advance of women in every
dirccticii to a larger grasp of the things
‘of lift', to grcatcr rcspmisibilitics and to
. a wider field of activity is the bringing
lot' amoral element into society which
will be. more and more iniprcciutcd.
Whatcvct‘ lends womcu into larger
spheres of action tcnds to the develop-
ment of clinritctcr, and the time in. not
distant when the new woman will claim
a place with men in a much larger field
than she now occupied—Bowen Herald.
Profeeeor Morin Mitchell.
Mrs. Frances Fishcr ‘\\"ood of New
York rcct-ntly gave it lcoturo in Buffalo
on Profcsaor Marin Mitchell. \l’hilea
student at V tin-sat, Mrs. Wood had un'cx~
puricnco which illustrates the nobility
and ‘illit-‘t‘lll‘illllt‘tihi of the cch-bratcd wo-
tntin astronomer. One evening Mrs.
Wood, while in the observatory. hail
the rare good fortune to see one. of the
satellites of Jupiter ovcr another. Just
as it was alinO-‘t ovcr Miss Mitchell
came in. Mrs. Wood says: '
It was one of the greatest disappoint-
ments of her life. 1 know. not to have
been there to make the observation. not
to have added this to llt'l' long list. of
discoverics. But there was nothing of
this apparent in her manner. She. had
me study up tho subject. and I found
that once before the Hattie thing had
happened.
The next morning in claim she said to
the students, “I must tell you about a
wonderful observation that was made
hcro last night. " 'l'bcii site called me to
the board and made me illustrati- the
observation and rcud thc notcii made
during thc tiinc I was looking through
tbc tclcscolw.
Lillt‘!‘ l’rofctstu' Mitchcll had no-wnd
an account of the" observation tonsthcn-
t'it‘ic journal. The real nobility of In r
inittirc was shown in lici‘ limlllll‘l' of rc-
ti'viviiig tlic lllfi lligcticc. 'l‘ht'i't- was
never a thought of soil". Sin- was glad
for on- that 1 bad tiitult- tin-observation.
and, though it wit" u grunt disappointi
"it or to her not to how inudc it hrrsclf
and not to haw soon it, isho ticvor ht
that iippcnr at all.
The Girl In Gray.
A pleasing cmploytncnt of gray is iii
a dross of n coarsc poplin dcluitn- that is
l‘llllil'tlltlt'l‘(‘d with z-‘lillill gruy‘nilk dots.
it is made in an untriiiiincd godcl skirt
and iii at short filled bodice, wliosc lin-
ing fastens iii the cctitcr. 'I‘ln-i‘cvcrs
widen in thc shoulders :ind form it nar-
row tui'iulown collar iii buck. 'I‘hcy art-
of pale gray l'nillc. and the Hiilllt‘ shade
of nlillli ribbon givtw‘ the stock collar
and the straps at bust and wand. 'l'lic
full Vi‘nI is dark ccru lucc ovcr gray
\llk.
t‘onctrning tho-si- lotN‘ front-i it may
bv mild in gciii‘ittl flint Illi' folds grow
lliill‘t‘ cxuct. and thc tit of thc lining to
‘ loo-1c waists is bot-outing iiiorciiiul lilltl‘fi‘
lubrolntc. Bccunsc of this it is Not safe
,to risk lowing it gown nitct'cd to fit
‘vou if it isuidc in the back and narrow
tin Illl‘ front tinlrso you at:- i-urc of lots
{to spam ill thc front.
2 'l‘ln- narrowing of tln- buck will all
t-‘cvui to pull limit the from, and who-
i
.'\'tl' utnlci‘tukv" lbc jobwdl look in-
"i’l'tllllnllfl \Vlli‘il you call attention to
gtlic fault in the front and i‘l'lllilltl you
.‘ that win-n yon tlrst tricd the gown you
liil'tilllillllt'l‘ilwlallt‘ front all right. This
'atutcnn-ut is likvly to butilo- you. and
lili\ll_’ and many it wonunt has tin-ckly
.zikcn an unsatisfactory gown just. be-
i cause shc fill that shc mind have been
l wipi'icious.——l’hiladclpliiit 'l‘imcs.
l
lippoeml to i'unnlcre.
Many drcsonukcrs :iro- toting their in-
llucnm- itgiilllrsl‘. coining gowns to hc
,nnidc with punnu‘rsuastylc\vc Ili‘ii‘l‘
'l‘ll‘illl‘l‘iilllf of and noic among a fcw
if the udvuiu-c Parisian stylcs for an-
llllllii. ’l‘bv punuicr is rt-ally un inipi'ovc-
ltlll‘llI to at least two typm of \voiin-n-—-
.lllu cxtictucly shin. straight up and
town women lacking hips and those
wct'lilcsst-tl Willi llu’lli. 'l‘hc first art"
‘ .zrcatly improwd in tippcut'uncc by pan-
‘ltli'l'l. and the may broad wonntn can
"H“tf'illlfi dcfm with three draperies.
nimlify'ing tin» fashion to unit her own
individual rcqulrcnwnte. If we wish
or example to prcdiupovc in favor of
pannicr effects. we have only to study
the dainty Ilgurcs on do stlcn china and
the watts-nu devil-cit charmingly paint.
cd on costly fillili. and what modern
mode in gowniug nimwe on anything
half so ii‘tépu't irc’.’ l’uniiicrs arc dccidctl-
ly more . fuming than the how popular
thort. bob .5. frilly basquc bodicv. which
looks ridiculously ubbrcviutml on a lull
woman and in disfiguring and alumni
Illl u abort. Motif cud—Sch" York Pest.
A Himmi liueineu Woman.
Mrs-n Magdalctut Junk lit h'r own
'it't'wl‘t'. Shc brows on it largo M'lllt.‘ in
Shicago, Mupwrting hcr tailor. motht-r
. on] not small tlIililI‘t‘lI in mill“ or less
lluxtiry on thc proccrds. tilt" known all
ibout standards and chip muslin and can
lrun tliccnginc or oil thu ice machine
I, if nwcseury. She know: the union; Mic
‘nitl twiligrec of curry «me of the lit!
l‘ltll‘fl'fl in her WI'II kept ntablee. she
knows all about. the pmportlon of
mince and protease erected to unite
toad beerentl not tell novel] on It pree-
ticet chemist how much boiling in re.
quired to destroy the poisonous teidl.
Every morning at? o‘clock re. Junk
is driven to her office, which, with he
cult furniture, ctciiingi. “brownie" pa-
pcrwclglite. em, shown plainly it be-
lougs to a woman. iicrc she workn un-
til 2 o'clock. signing every check. look-
ing (Wt'l‘ every paper home". She iii
kncwu its one of the niirewdeet buyer»
in (lineage. Once every‘week she in»
tipt‘otn every nook and corner'of the plant,
and not it speck of dirt escapee her keen
gray cyc.--Utnc.ago Corrcstmndcnce.
' (mi-ho Wont! ll.
It is understood that Boston in to
make a strong bid for the biennial. meet-
ing of the li‘cdcratiou of Women’s Clubs
in 1898. This was brought to tho knowl-
edge of the Omaha Women's club. and
the club dctcrmincd iuiiiu-diatoly to
offer cxtra induccmcutc. Boston will
not. provide entertainment for the auto.
gates. but. will merely furnish meeting
room. etc. The Omaha club voted liilflll-
imouuly to entertain all thodologatcs
that might go there, The ladies wore
of the opinion that this was a practical
thing to do for the city, as well as all
opportunity to citprcss its good will to-
ward the federation and will instruct
its duh-gates to invite the federation
with tho understanding that all delegates
will be entertained. “Westernpopular-
"5'" must not be permitted to degener-
ate into an empty phrase—St. Paul
Globe.
,. .. .. ”mu——
Antidreu Agitotlon.
Fashionable women in Londciu are
agitating a new league which has the
worthy motive of preventing extrava-
gance in drcss and oven limiting the
nuiubcr of dresses uwomuii shall buy
in one ycur. providing. of course, she
becomes a monibcr. So many womcn
circus beyond their means to kccp pace
with tbcir more favored associate» that
this "antidrcss league" is proposed as
a sort of mantle of charity to cover a
small dross allowance with fashionable
respect and bring about an average rule
for dress which shall govern the richer
as wcll its tin- poorer members of so-
ciety. The success of this enterprise is
yt-t to bc econ. but the innusiug side of
it is that the. women who am thc’ most
ciithuuiiietic workers in the cause. kccp
very clcur of it. themselves—London
i‘orrcnlioinlence.
A Famous Americana.
‘Miss l'ltiid Yuudcll. whose sculptor
ing is just. now attracting a great deal
of attention, is president of the Ameri-
can Art association of Paris. She has It
studio in the Impasse du Main. She is
it native of Louisville. wcnt to Paris to
study ainl has inndo a wondcrfnl suc-
‘l'wo stutuctlce, one of her sister
and tlic othcr of Miss Mcl‘hornon of
W._t~‘hington, wvi'c :nrccptctl by tho :il'I
cxbtbtt now in progress. ’l‘hcso statu-
l'lli‘H arc in plutino and bronze and are
about I! int-hos in hciglit. litaWord.
this: work is the rcvivul of a lost art.
Sonn- yczu-s ago some FIliIlli'Ilt‘S were on—
cartlicd ut 'l‘cncgrii which wcrc por-
traits. ’l‘ltcnc Works of Mia's Yatidcll arc
perfect rcptoductions of tlic models. even
to militia and life tints—Paris Cor~
n-spoinb-ucc.
rods.
The Voting (location.
A promlncnt. citizen of Auburndalc.
Mum. utiggciite tlic following coneidcr-
utions:
It is very frcqucntly put. forth as it
conclusivc argument against the voting
of women that tin-y are not capable of
military duty. liut tinrc in :uinrgti-
iiicnt also against thc ruling of men
which. it sci-ins to llil', is mpiully if not
morn conclusive. lit-t tin put thc two
:zi‘gunn-ntu onc against Iziv'h (dim and
son now tlicy uppcni'. 'l'hus‘:
Woincn cannot lit‘ili' arms: thcrcforc
tin-y filllllllll not votc.
l )lcn cannot boat- cbildrrn; tlicrcfon-
tlicy should not voila—lioston Woman's
.loui‘iiitl. V
Export Worm-u Situte.
'l'lic. Minneapolis (inn chili hurt two
wonn-u among its inciulrrs. Mrs. W. I’.
Shattuck and hire. S. H. Johnston. and
tin-y tiikc active part‘ in tin- contests ul
thc traps. Both have ln-ntcn their hus-
bands in contcuteut iii yards. Mrs. Day
of tln- (lcliil‘tll (inn citib llll'i done hcr
tililil'i" tdward bcating other gun clubs
iii inatcln-x. Shc is a young woman and
bears herself in a Way that shown sin-
thoroughly enjoyn tho upon. I
A Fol-none “lilllllll Woman.
Muic. Kcrschbuunn-r. who has been
itppointcd to the choir of Iqitlialiuof‘ogy
in a llit'tlll‘lll t‘tillcgu [or “onion itt Ht.
I’ctcrubnrg. is thc first woman prob-stair
in Russia. fill" in a Itimizot by birth.
but Hlii' martin-d an Aiwtrian physician.
with whom she fonud-d on «yo intlrni-
ury at Sitlzliurg in our». niiicvtlirii tilll'
has lwn-n t-ngagcd in conducting this in;
stitutc. :4th studied clurlly in Switzer-
land.
A way to utilizi- onc‘u collection of
bangles, now no longer iiislstcdon by
Innliion to be worn on tho “'I'llti. in to
into film" an umbrella Ililllilll'ii. 'l‘brcc or
four Wt-ldml togcthcr iu intr-rvalu urr
l‘illilly and incxpciiuircly mounted in
this way.
Miss Frances Ht‘tilllilli Frcneh and
Mrs. Ilclva Imcku‘ood inu‘c bot-n chosen
dclcgutce from tho Wonian'e National
Pruitt um'htlion to tho: inu-rnatfotntl
"ilikrtse for Wolncii‘u work to lac hold
in Berlin bupt. Itwi.
An cm'ntiul article that should be
found in every kitchen is nwgt-mblc
brtob. lwttucv, ntiilliwit, cilcry and
many otln r \‘i'ut‘iullli'! may bc clcttiictl
tutu-h more t'ictdily With one than Will!
the handy.
Iiiplt collars haw much to answer.
but do not. as; you prin- your bounty,
tvcur tin to ho tight, ciao you may “3*
pct-l to how not only it di-womrt'il m'ck.
but a rml tunic utnl licatlarlicl.
It is not known that one cannot no
out sunflower hectic. A trap imitcdwith
more needs in the uncut effectual method
of catching them.
GREAT COMMANDER.
THE JOY HE BROUGHT TO A BRAVE
BOY AND HIS FATHER.
Maurice Terreiue'e Interview Willi Wuh-
iuglonv—“Lot lie lie Merry. For Title My
lion Woe lieu! end In Alive Apia; Ile
Wu Loot and 1- Found."
In St. Niohohui tiara King Wiley has
a romance of the American Revolution
cutitled "Maurice and life Father."
A brave little English lad is tscpuratcd
from his father and falls into tin» bands
of the Americans. His father afterward
cinbrnccu the patriot cauec, and- his son
in restored to him through thc llll‘tlllllil
of Washington, as shown in the follow.
ing cxtruct:
Maurice was informed that; (:cncral
Washington was thcrc showing the
works to (it‘lit'l'iil Lat’uycttc, and his
lll‘tll'b begun to lh‘ittci' and thitnipwithin
him.
Barney was sitting beside him, look-
ing at his master with bright and loving
cycs. his littlo lilttt'k limo (Jilin-ring,
"Harm-y,” said the boy, “\vo‘r'o
afraid, but wc‘_rc not going to stop if
we arc. ”
And, picking up the dog. he took his
way through tlioruntling h-a‘vcsthat lay
like heaps of gold toward the house
which one of tho soldiers, from whom
Maurice ventured to ask for directions.
had poiiitcd out to him.
“Yes, General Washington is there
and alone," he was told.-
(iould ho sec hint?
“Sure, no. ye little bye," said the
Irish sentry. “It's won- out the poor
gintlcnian is. already, and it‘s uiosilf
wouldn'tbother with all thim jubbcr
ing J’riuclmn-iil" '
Maurice was llt‘s];l‘l"lf€'
“0h. pit-use!" hc said. “Beg. Barney;
you beg too. "
The littlc dog sat up at (illL‘t‘, with
drooping paws.
“Sure. inc own name's Barney. And
is your dog‘s nann- ()‘Iicllly, too?" said
tlic sentry.
“Oh, if ho is your nuincunkc.‘ cx-
claimed Maurice, "you most lcl him
in! illi, soc, you can hold him whilc I
go in!" Maurico thought. no one could
rcsist such an (him:
“I'll scc," said the Sillilli‘l‘. and he
stepped within. and. returning. said.
"Ho on.“
Maurice yielded up Barney and
sicppcd into tlic hull, wcnt along it and
paused just inside all Opt-ll door. IIt'
was trcinbling. A voict- said, "What in
your criand?” a voil'c cro-n. grave and
rather sort-re.
Maurice i‘iiis‘td his cycs. Just bcforc
tho tircplinmstoorl tlicgrt-ztt coniiiiitnrii-r.
To tlic boy‘s t-xc-ilcd thought he Hl'l‘llll‘tll
own liirgrr than llt‘ was. \leiington'rt
hands wcrc lit-hind his back, his hund-
Milli“ licatl hr-nt it littl“ forward.
"What iv your ci'rniiil. 1in laid?" said
1].. again. With a uotc if command in
tho touc.
"lib. my futht-r. iny hint-r!" lu- said.
“I have fit-cu lost from him so vi ry
long!"
Something iii the thrilling child‘e
v
' Voit‘c. something iii the pitccus and for-
lorn cxprcssion of his fat-c, went straight
to thc warm hcart that thc gcncriil car-
riul lwiictith his culin exterior. llc
crossed the room in quick strides, and,
laying his hutid on tho boy‘s shoulder,
said kindly:
"My poor child?“
This was too much. Maurice had
borne bravely tlu- long t-‘trniu of wuitx
ing. the tcpcntcd disappointnicnts. but
tho uncxpcctcd svmputhy lroltc dow.‘.
his H‘If posscwion. llc put his lll‘:lil in
the crook of his arm and swim- cumc font
A—l‘tlllfltllzll.filltuilt‘lillll from hr of tot'n‘ct.
The general tll‘t'W liiui usidr, sat down
ill an ni'inclniit. and. taking tln- llIIlt'
banging bond in both his own. i-‘tlltl.
""liri'c. tin-rc. stop crying and tcll inc
all about it!"
Maurico chokcd down but Htilni and
told his story. At his father's naiuc tlic
gcnct‘al ro-sc quickly.
"t.‘oloncl 'l‘vt'i‘niiic's son! \Vhy. Illi‘ll.
your fitthci' was hvrc a short ttiuc :igo.
lli- may be tip plans now!"
Maiiricc forgot t‘\'l'll thc [mull rim-l
and uprung for the door. iiut Washing-
ton cuuuht hint by tho lil'lli.
“ My dczir boy-h4- dot-u not know—I
will go. "
.‘Iuiiru-o stood Mill iii the contcr of
the l‘i'iliii utnl presu- d hie lllilltl'i hard to-
gctbvr. 'l‘bcgctn-rul wcnt out and up
stairs. It ucriiicd to Maurice that in-
ulcppi-d vcry nlowly.
(Ioloncl 'l‘ct'i'iiiin- rat in an up stairs
rooinwritmg. Iio laid down lllttpt‘ll
and I‘iiM‘ liti lhc goin'ritl t-ntrrcd.
“(‘oloncl." until Washington. “ l huvo
sonic wonderful iu-vru for you." lb-
putim‘d. 'I‘bv inflict-r took a Mrp forward
and upward his lips. but did not spook.
"(Jonicdnu-n stairs \vith litt'."l'nll~
limo-d tlic gcncrul slowly. ”ainlrcnn-iu
bcr no you go that pannign- in tho Scrip-
tnm‘, 'liut tiu- lathcr t-‘alitl. Int ilit bo
iin-rry, for tbisiuy son' "—(‘olodcl 'l‘cr-
l‘ltllll' caught Illt' back of uchuirw“ ‘f'or
fill-titty Mill—i " \\'t'lll on thc nwm-t,
gruvc voicc. " ‘wmt dead, and in nltvt:
again. lie Was lord and inu—fotilbl.’ "
Unlnltt-l 'I‘ciriiiuo utoml on inulunt,
with widc, tpnmtiouiiigcycu. Tllt‘ll he
ruslicd llirotigh the doorway and down
thcntairn. 'l‘lio gcncrul foliowml liliu
quickly. There was it loud cry all the
rolouci cnttrcd the room. and ”nitric”
nursing into his ‘fntiwr‘n arms. Ut-iwrul
Washingtonoloscd the door and Mood
‘glitil’tltii‘l‘l‘ it hinnwlf. Iiurttcy. hitting
Wrap?“ from the soldirr. turn in. and
thc gcncritlntmlwd frotn his grunt. bright
toput tlui littlc dog. if Barney had
lli‘l‘ll it man, lm Would haw- uu-u that
flll'l'l' wt to tears in the bright blue gm.
fleet and Mlvrr.
'l‘orctnlilio inscription on It silvcr
c. in which by much W! at has bcccmo
wholly oblitcrtttcd put it point in the
lite. Winn rcdliot. place tln- min upon
it. and the inscription will plainly up
pear of a greeniuh but». but. will «than
pear tut the coin cmls. This method
was formerly practiced at the mint to
dimmer the genuine coin when rilrel
wile called in.
l
enrrmniun 5.1896.
loom noun tutti Mend'e colic cm.
Havunnuu. Misti" 11,30, uni—«Hand
Medicine Con—“I wish to say that. 1 pro-
cured u trample bottle of Dr. Hand's (lol-
lc ()urotnidam delighted with it. My
baby innow four months old.'ond hurt
nutl‘umi every (Ill of her short life with
colic. I havc‘t-rcd almost everything
ever heardot'. but can truthfully say
that. anything I have tried cannot com-
pare with Dr. Hand‘s Colic (lure.
Yours respectfully. ‘Mrii. G. G. Miller.
38 Arch St." Sold by all Di'uggiiite, 250.
Poison ivy. insect bites. bruisesuicaldn,
burnu are ({uiokiy cured by Dewitt‘s
Witch Haze Salve, the great pile cure.
E. l’. Weed and U. (1. Stillson.
Two Lives Saved.
Miss Phocbo Thomas, of .lunctioufllity,
Ill.. Will-lltlltl by her doctors nho liadcoti-
snmption and that thcrc was no hope
for llt'l', but two bottles Dr. King‘s Now
Discovcry coniplctlycured her and uln-
says it i-itvcd lict' life. Mr. Thou. l'lggcrs',
Iii! Florida St.. San I‘li'uncisco, until-ml
from u drt-udt'ul cold, approaching (‘on
suniption. tried without- result. cit-ry-
thing else. then bought one bottlc of Dr.
King's Now ifi‘isa-ovt-ry and in two wot-ks
wast-tired. flu is litlllll‘tllly thankful.
It is Hilt'll results. of' which these :Iro
samples, that mow the wondcrfnl cf-
ficiicyot'tbis nn-dicino in Coughs and
(folds. Fri c tt‘inl bottles at (i. (I. Still-
son‘s and E. l’. Wcul's Drug Stores.
Regular size 500 and $1.00
Boys will be boys,” lint you can't af-
ford to lose any of them. Bo ready for
the green apple scat-ion by having De-
witt’s (folic and Cholera Cure'iu the
house. 1'). .l’. Weed and G. (l. Stillson.
Old People. .
Old pcoplc who require. medicine to
rcgulzttc the bowols and kidneys will
find the tt'uc rcnicdy iii Elcctric. Bittcrs.
This llit'tllt‘illt' docs not stimulate and
contains no wliiskt-y itor otlicr intoxi-
cnnt. but acts as a tonic, and nltcrutivc
It acts mildly on tbc stomach and bow-
cls, adding strength and giving tonc to
tlu- organs. thcrcby aiding Nature in tho
wrforninncc of the functions. Electric
Bittcrs is an cxvcllcnt appetizer and aids
digestion. ()hlpooplc find it just cxuct-
ly what they need. Price fifty cents
and $1.1'itl1x-t'iiottlc at (l. (‘. Stillmn's
and 1'}. l’. chd's Drug Stores.
Many a day's work is lost by sick head-
ache caused by indigestion and stomach
troubles. DeWitt'e Little Early risers
are the most efi‘ectual pill for overcom-
E.
ing each difficulties. 1’... Weed and
G- C- Street-
There is more (‘atarrh iii this section
oftlic country than all other diseases
not together. and until the last few years
Mrs suntmecd to bc incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
it local discusc. and prcsr-ribcd local l‘Plll-
cdics‘,:nid by constantly failing to cure
with local trcatmvut. pronounced it iii-
curublc. science lnisprovcii caturrh to
bc 1L constitutional disease, and there-
fore rcipiiics constitutional treatment.
llall'si'uturrh i‘urc. manufactured by
F. .l. Chcny tit (30., Toledo, Ohio. is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken in doses from 10 drops to a
tcnspmnful. It acts directly on the
mucous surfaces of the system. They
oll‘cronc hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for list. of testi-
monials. Address 1’. .‘I. CHENEY &
(St L. Toledo. 0. Sold by druggists.
4’ The wholc system is drained and uti—
dermincd by idolcnt ulcers and open
sores. Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salvo
stiectlily heals lllt'ill. it is the best pile
ctirc known. E. 1’. Wood and G. C.
Stilison. ___»“__
CABTORIA.
in"? he!
unto
. 2—.
“cmfifl , £252... on...
CABTORIA.
T‘Mftt- inn
tulle
ll ’ every
"avg; , £23224 mm-
It (IMNII'I muttcr lllllt'll whcthcr sick
hvudachc. hiliounncss. indigestion and
constipation arc caused by in-glm-t or in‘
unavoidable t‘li't’llilltilulll'l‘s. UcWitt's
Little l-Zariy tits-ere will speedily t'lllt'
tlicmall. E. l’. Stilbion and (l. i’.
chd.
OAQ'I'ORIA.
'i'tt fu-
nnlia , into
i em,
merger/7‘ m. .......
Buoitlln‘e Amie: Salve
bruiecn. sort-s. ulcers. salt l‘lli'ilm, fcwr
littl‘i‘h', fcttcr. cliumml liltlltlti. t‘llillilililld.
corner. ttiid all «kin eruptions. and pout
ilvclyctiron pile», or no pay rcquircd.
It in gtiuruntccti to giro pcrfcct utttisfuc-
tlon or money refunded. i’rico "" ennui
~10
per box. E. i’. Weed and G. C. Stillsoti.
if you how cvcr new it little child in
thc agony of nutnninr complaint. you
can nudizo tln- danger of Illt‘ trouble and
uppn'olutu the value of Ifllililllflllli'tllll-i
rcltcf always afforded by Ih‘Witt'e Colic
tit (Yholcru (lure. For dysentery and
dittrrhu-u it in ii rclinblc rcnicdy. We
could not afford to recommend this tutu
cureifitwen-notucum. E. l’. Weed
and (l. (f. Stilleuti.
Don’t trifle away time when you have
cholera mot-bun or diarrbu-u. Fight
them in the. beginning with Down”
Colic dtthoicratfinm. Youdon’t have
towoitfor mulls. they are. tnntentnuu
mun. and it leaves the bchln in healthy
condition. E. I’. Wood and (it (I. Still;
mu.
WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertinc
in the South Nomelk
tventng
“outta-i.
Tho best solve in the world for cutw'. .
What is
fistula
Ontario in Dr. Samuel Pitcher‘e
prescription for Infants end 'lhil
then it contain: neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic lub-
Itence‘. It is a harmless substitute for
Poregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrupe,
and Castor Oil. It is pieaeent. Ito
guarantee in thirty yem’ m by
millione of‘ Mothers. Coetorie ie the
Children's Panacea—the liother’e
Friend
CASTORIA
For Inmnto and Children.
Do not. be imposed upon, but built upon
Ilflvillg Custom. and ere that the‘fec’elmiia
signature of ’ i '
is on the ‘
wrapperJQ‘ m
weshnllpro- '
tcet ourselves and the public at ell hearth.
Tait Cannon COMPANY, 77 Murray St.. RY.
1
mayday
‘ : Exnmlner In
If. 9. Potent Office.
1 870 In 1883
Offices, 430 Main Street.
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Lobsters!
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. Shell
Crabs! .,
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. at 0.5-33
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Dec oration
d t’nll'l not any more than ugly paper
it‘s merely a lllitllo'l‘ of lustc. It' you um
. not sure what you want. the boat way is
togo ton rclinblo plucc. You couldn't
gt) by how if you tricduvur so hard. We
biurllly Iu'llt'vt' that tin-re never was a
prt-ttict mic of Wall paper.
l l'ainling. pvt-r hanging and dccorut-
l ing.
3 If not convenient for you to call at the
«torn. drop a metal. inn 1 will be pictured
to call on you with :tf'iill lint-of samples.
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lo FIRST AVEN UPS,
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the. With iiuurnnce. he everything
elnenhelmt. in the chcntmt. Insure in the
Connecticut General
the ineureeoe 0o.
or mutant
5. s. t'iio‘n‘utoiru
ill unim- smut. lie. now-to
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