‘Wir one of 1.11111
than the {slim
Darin
. . 11‘ )1
find meets the vice presidential
that 11 the 1111 1.111111. Populist conv
would have been elected. It would,
”driven the Hills and Gonnons
belonged, in the Republican
and the Brysns and Blonds would
Soloed with the Populists.1le com—
bitterly oi the treatment he has re-
the hands of.tl111 Populist leaders
himself yuirtieulurly to Sen-
, in this way.
1,11 rmhusnorighttoexist
_, no valid complaint to make. Pop-
. cannot denounce the sins of the two
: and yet go into political co—
1 with them. The u111111ent We
Duty the war must cause. And
we 09MB our war upon the old pur-
, ' . here no longer any excuse for iii-
1 Whenever right compromises wrong,
the right which suffers. The Demv
m managers seem to resent as n
m piece of impertinence the fact that
thePopnlists dared to nominate 11 ticket
W113 at the rear end from theirs.
‘ Coming to them with the 2,000, 000
m they were begging for and piteously
Was, I can any with 11 perfect assur—
m of telling the unqualified truth that
my arrival on the field of bottle was not
welcomed as heartily us 13111ch 11qu re-
, red by Wellington at Waterloo.
"th want my to culorcomcnts, but
filmy did not want me to lend them. They
need Blocker s troops, but they draw the
”line at 111111111111. That is hardly 11.11 either
to Blocker or his troops, nor is it the best
why to defeat Napoleon For this attitude
upon the port of the Democratic managers
I believe that you, senator, are largely to-
Qtintlblc. You made no effort to have me
,1 mixed. You publicly stated that I
Would not be notified of my nomination
You went into the fusion policy over my
Written protest with oil the zeal of n mun
' whownnted to elect the Democratic ticket.
I think you were wrong. As chairman of
‘ thal’qmllst committee the party certainly
expected you to do all you could to c1111 1.
» the Populist ticket.
Bow-ll Would Have Withdrawn.
. "Had you demanded Mr. Sewcli's with-
: driwvnl from the ticket he would have been
j withdrawn. I have a letter of yours in
which you state that the Democratic com-
mittee expected you to make the demand
but that you did not make it From the
perversity of temper with which the Dem»
' o'crntic managers have refused to do the
’ ‘right thing by the Populists it would seem
that they prefer McKinloyism to anything
_ which might seem to be partly 11 Populist
triumph. Their subtle purpose is to couple
the Bryan election with the 11o111plete dc-
struction of the Populist party. The 110st
Union taken in 11111111111111.1111 be bitterly us-
filled. Would that the pathway of duty
were always airpcted with flow ers. it run-
ly is. By making myself mm the grout
party I represent a mere footmut {111 Don»
oer-111.111 politicians to wipe their fret upon
. I would win much applause from that.
1» quarter. But if I were now looking in the
‘ loyalty which was expected of me when
1 chosen I would grieve the 1111111 who hove
. ' honored me, trusted me 111111 defended 11ml
1 loved me.
“No one regrets more profoundly than
I do that the De111111-1rutic nuiuugrrs hove
sellisped the cmnpulgn that tho south him
win been bold [but who must growl in
the dual and lot on custom pluim-mt put
1111101111 upon her neck. N or does any one
regret more than I do that llw'DeIumelic
managers in shaping their fusion deals
have considered these l’opulisi‘s only who
‘ were getting loaves and fishes. 'l‘huy hove
lost sight of the gl‘mil. army of privutos
whose honest hoarisuud sincere souls form
the strength of tho nhcnfomunont Mr.
Bryon needs. 'l‘l1osol’opulists of tho ruuk
and file have the spirit; of crusuders. and
they would die for 11 principle more qulck~
ly than they would m-li it. Those 11111.11 will
not vote for lie-wall nor for Scwull vlcct~
cm. 1! Senators Jones and 61111111111 Milly
wish to defeat McKinley, let. them lose on
time in reducing this truth "
8h- Shot n..- 1......
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.wl\'utc Mortimn
young Irish woman. fired two bullets imo
ha lover, Henry Kirchner, in the luttcr's
place of business, at 241 Avenue A. The
womondmd five shots 1111 the 1111111, but.
only two of them took client. (inc strut-k
Vhlm in the right hand, 11111! 11111111 her is he.
11mm to have penetrated his right lung.
i, die WM token to Bollcvuc lumpllol in 11
” critical condition. She, too. was r1111111v1-1l
ho the some institution, having hot-1111111
iunconsoious, Apparently from the excite
'mcnt attending the occurrence. Disap-
tment at the man's rcfusul to marry
7 is believed to have been the motive for
1 ' the crime.
“Wm—DMW, .. M.
toner Word on 'l‘rm.
Murine, Nov. ill-«A. K.W11rd, charg-
dwith for-gin paper to the amount of
‘ ”($0,000, was 11 on trial 1111 one of the
in the criminal court. The defense
._ that the strict letter of the low be
‘W’lled with 111 the mlwtlon of olury,
, M10 the names of all the 250 inhuman
mplnccd in a wanichssket and Wore ’ M—
tforth one by one. (lrncml Putt-r11
for the prisoner, not guilty and
.' All) no jurisdiction, the letter plots P1141111
on the mind that tho 11111111 in question
was not one of the charges {111-which Word
, 1m extrudiisd from Honduras.
Asylum Door Wu Open.
Kn Hives. Nov. tan-1.1111111 (11.11.131.111-
ti. out of the 11111911 convicts who with two
others dumped from the insane asylum at
. We lost neck, was captured nt
the house of 11 friend in North Haven He
“brought to this city and will be to
laughed to the asylum so! once. ‘21 1‘13““
«cope Cost-com any“ 1 1111’
term mom and he simply walked
All» Wm 11111.1 W
omninstiou .1 St. A
M “barium I sold I would." He ,
uninitiated 11 straight Populist 11
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A BAG: 0F LETTERS
A bright lire wu 11.11.111.11 in the
studio of Jack Wellington, the eels
looted n‘evvfiisper artist, and everything
indicated that he knew thoroughly how
to appreciste those comforts to which
he bod only lately become entitled. (or
only about a month before Jack, like
Lord Byron, “awoke one ”morning to
' find himself famous."
HOUSEKEEPERS *
He had had ti long and bitter strug—
gle with adverse fortune. For more than
ten years he 11111111111111 notiringly, re-
warded only with poverty, starvation
111111 neglect. He had lived and worked
in 11 carrot, carrying his drawings from
editor to editor-always on foot, for he
could not nilord'to pay omnibus fare-
only to be told that they had not enough
tank to give to their own stall. But
now at last fate bod smiled upon him—-
an enterprising art editor bud “discov-
credi' him—and he had become the fash-
1011.
He was seated at his case before the
fire sipping his coffee. He had aireuiy
looked over the dolly paper and thrown
it aside. A large pile of letters lay on
the table beside him, but he had not
opened any of them, probably because
he know beforehand what their con-
tents were likely to be. When he had
completed his meditations on the morn—
ing’s news, however, he took one up
and opened it. it was from the editor of
one of the leading indies’ wcelrlies, The
Glass of Fashion. and it 1111: thus:
"Dear Mr. Torriugton—We have been
much gratified”—- “0h, hang the com»
piimeuts,” exclaimed Jack, and he
hung them—Aha“ is to say, be skipped
them. “Would you,” the editor contin-
ued, "have time tofunderiuke one or
two full page drawings for our summer
number? The subject would be entirely
your own choice, but of course it
would be something appropriate to the
season. You can 111111111 your own price.”
“Uh. most likely," suid Juck, 111111
he threw the letter, into the dire. This
was the editor 111115:de written to him
only two yours before, “As you do not
excel at this kind of work. I fear it will
not be possible for us to employ you."
This letter was followed by about u doz-
en more from othereditors in very much
the same terms.
The next letter that Jack picked up
was directed in 11 graceful feminine
bond. There was 11 dainty perfume
about. it. and (here was :1 crest on the
envelope.
“Whetho devil run thistle?" thought
Jock. He opened it.
“Dent Sir—~” it begun, "Surely I can-
not be wrong in supposing you are the
some Mr. Torriugton who Was sketch—
ing down here 11 year ago"—
“Lcl‘s see what the 111111111 is-—Ann1.
Delucy Thorns. 011. by Jove, I know.
his (hot woman down in Shropshire
who used to 11111111 11111! bother 11111 to
show her my sketches. mul who used to
tell me how happy I was 111 111* able to
do such charming work. :1111l who never
1111011 uskod 11111 into her house to have :1
cup of (1111. Well. whut 11mm?“
“ ‘Thoso doliglnful pm 111111 31111
sketches.’ 0b, bother. 'Evcrybody
knew thut you would be famous some
day. My husbuud sow your portrait in
111111 of the papers. and he says he is
quite sure it is you, etc. 111 them any
chance of your 12111111111; down this Way
1101:! 1111111111111? W11 should [111 so glad to
see you, and i should find you plenty
of models.’ Thuuks, lcuu do that for
myself. 'Huvo you the sketch still
which I udmircd so much of two girls
standing on the bridge and would it be
Very expensive?
“You. 111111111111, it would be expensive,
but you could have bud it lost your for
5 shillings. " This letter also was toss-
ed into the fire.
The next was directed in 1111 untidy
scruwl, with uiuuy smudges 111111 ortho-
grupbirol mistakes. It r1111 thus:
o11111-r1i11ur i won 1111 1.11mi to here of yur 111111111111
11111111011111» mother 111111 suryu distal-vii it if
11111131 won did for ye luw Worked 1111 long for
nothiu 11ml bud so much Hubble i hop yu nit
wrry Well i shud be 1111 wind it yu cud xiv 11111
stun Va‘ul'liu mother hrs bouiiisnd fotborln
out of Works and 1 her lmll nothing 1111111
for ii month» 11111! 111-011111 Mr 1111 hi just now
we 11h“ loving now 111. number i0 nidney street.
yer 1111111111111 scrvml. sooner Munroe.
“Poor little thing!" said Jack to
himself. “She hurl rstbcr good shoul-
ders. i must see if i can lind anything
for her to do."
The no letter was from 11 fellow
student of is who had been rather 111111-
1111111111! 1111 11 portrait painter. but of
whom Jack had seen 1.0111111311111111 their
student days. except now and then
- when they had met by incident:
Dun 11113114 runny must congmtuiste no
11111111111 unprecedented success Everybody is
Asking 11111 About mu. Heel quite proud of
having been your fellow. simian: list i always
know that you were going to do 111-est things.
Why. l never saw my one [at Along us you
did. You simply gniicped. while other {allows
unwind. You were certain to 111an your merit
sooner or inter. Avril-1h you Would 111111111 round
and criticise the portrait. 11111111 1 cm painting
of fire. Bolton. the celebs-uni beset» ii is
nearly finished. and I should so mm in 111111
1111111 you would this): of it X 11111 "at home"
Thur-11117 1.111111111111111
“The devil you are! 811 11111 I " said
Jack
The next letter that he loci: up was
directed in n 1111110 tho sightofwhich
tweet umywesccwosid hm
Mes-
"0“'““ w.
I
litmus-111111111111.
WIWIW have no can:
hardly all you:
I have you don't
Jock 11111111 to himself 1111 he read
this-11 11111151111: mile. full of mem ici-
two years ago what would 11111111111 1111
111.111.111.11 11m meant to 1111111111 11111..
of (but abounding feiiii in his future
which lisbci now declared herself to
have, felt, all 1111111: would have done
wonderstowsrd helping him to success.
And this was the girl who had refused
the three times. Three times-way. 300
times, if he ware to count the unspoken
language of the eyes. At first it had
1111mm] her to pose for him, but when
she found that the sketches were not
published she soon wcuried of it.
-Do come, and I willpole (61' you as much as 1
you like. Yours very sincerely.
Mun. 6711;311:1111.
P. B.-—Do you rsmemhel the sketch which
you made or me pitting in the boot under the
aid willow? I wonder have you it still?
When Jack had finished reading this
document, be tilted book i1“ choir.
throw back his head and laughed cloud
Then he took it up and read it over
again, and then he laughed 1131111113“
favorite fox terrier, whicMing
asleep ontbp hearth rug, jumped up at
the sound of the unwanted morrimeut,
but finding nothing more interesting
than an inanimate bit of paper he curli
ed himself up into 11 round bull and
went to sleep again. Then Jack got up,
pushed back his chair, put his hands in
his pockets and walked over to the win-
dow, humming sto‘ himself something
which sounded very like:
.And saddle thou my grey wnr steed.
For 1’“ go and woo elsewhere.
And the only letter that be answered
was that from the little model—Ex-
change.
A Story of Wilson Burton.
Here is 11 good story of Wilson Bar-
rett. Shortly after he had joined the
theatrical profession he become a mem~
ber of a company performing at the old
Theater Boy-oi, minim. ilis part not-
urully wusu small one, and Mr. Barrett
had no expectation whatever of receiv-
ing any sign of approval from the audi-
once.
Greatly to his surprise, however, his
first small speech was greeted with 11
round of applause. This unlocked for
tribute quite elated the young actor.
and be exerted himself to the utmost in
the endeavor to saptuiu the good im-
pression he appcd‘nd to hove mode. Ho
succeeded even beyond his hopes Ev-
erything be sold or did was rapturously
applauded. and the principal performers
were thrown unuuuvtely in the shade.
The “stars" wm- of course disgusted,
and the rest of the company lost in
amazement, 11011111111111.1111. thun young
Barrett, himself. He 1.111.111.1111 supposed
thut be quite (lax-1:111:11 such An ovutiou;
but, with the natural vuuity of youth,
he cousidurd that. those Dublin folk
showed a rum appreciation of budding
merit. Howovor, he was shortly to be
nudcceivod.
Just 11s l1cwus leaving the timutiu-
one of the scene shifters grinningiy ac-
costed him:
“Sure, yo war cook 11‘
night, sir!"
“Well, yes. Mickey,"
actor, with punlouublo pride.
1 knocked ’11111 11 bit, ch?”
"Och. sir," fluid Mickey, “sure it
wasn't that at all, but it‘s got shout
among the boys that yo‘ro 11br11tbcrol'
the 1111111 that Was hung!"
A Fcuiuu named Barrett. lmd thui
morning puid ihoextrome penalty of the
low.
“It Wis-11111131111111; 11ficrwur1i,” acid
Mr. Burnett in telling the story. “1111-
forci 11311131 ventured to pride myself
upon my 11e1ing."-—Po11r1-11111 11 Weekly.
the wulk to-
returued ”111
"I think
“(‘ mined" the "A on" Alan
"I 11011' t know that i look puruculur-
ly 111111911." Hilld Henry Guy Curlew",
“but sinuo l have 01-1111 in Chicago sov-
cml of your inimitublo couildcnco 1111-11
have tried to play 11111 for u fool. I wool.
in u bunk the other 1l11y to not :1 pretty
big chock cashed. While I was cou11i~
in“ my 11h 1131.1 11 stronger pointed (1111.
to bill on t is floor. We on old pump.
The idea is that wlmu ihe victim stoops
to pick up the bill, which the ‘con' 1111111
plucud them himself, the thief will die
appear with the money. which is left
on the counter. 0f course I didn’t
bite. '
" “Thank you,’ 1 sold. and placed my
foot on the bill.
“ ‘ls it yours?” ho 11101111].
" ‘(lcriciniy, sir.’ i replied. He stood
for a few 11101111111111 and waited until 1'
bed put my money in my pocket and
deported. l was $11 in. The‘ (1011' 1111111
was '5 out."—-—‘)i1icu11o Timcsvlicrcld.
Adverse Testimony.
Binngcr-Quiie 11 popular town this,
ain't it?
Leading 11111111111111.4011 popular?
Strangermliow? .Wby, time appear
to be 11 great many pPoplo settling hero.
Lending Marcelino—aim, ch? Well,
my books show that there hcsii'i: been
any one settling with 11111 for the last
three inantbsmuliicbmond Dispatch.
Properly Turned.
”Miss Isobel, you are note: all like
other girls. "
“That is 11111; 11 compliment. Hr.
amount. You 1111111116 my that other 111mm
use not a All like 11111. ”widow the»
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Dr. Hand's Colic Core and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 2) Wood street. A. all
droughts. 250.
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Thu old lad was right when she said,
the child mig t die if they waited for
the doctor. She saved the little one‘s
life with a low doses of One Minnie
Cough Cure. She had used it for croup
before E. P. Weed nndG. G. Stilison.
Two Lives Sued.
Miss Phoebe Thomas, of J unctiou City,
111., was told by her doctors she had c011-
snmption and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles Dr. King’ 11 New
Discovery complctly cured her and she
says it saved her life. Mr. Thus. E1: rs,
1159 Florida 81.. San Emucisco, so cred
from a dreadful cold, approaching Con
sumption, tried without result every
thing else, then bought one bottle of Dr.
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Old people who require medicine to
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This medicine does not stimulate 111111
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It nets 111111in on the stomach and ho“:
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Bitters is 1111 cxcollout appetizer and side
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and 1Ei.00p1*-rlmttl1e at (‘1. U. Stillsou's
111111 E. P. Wood's Drug Stores.
The length of life may be increased by
lessening its dangers. The majority of
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gig.
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he‘s not forbidden him to become the
drunknrd The sdepteblo woman M11-
mtes into 11 mm fate showers
blows upon her. She ”Rm Mid likes it.
She is not $10113th to live up 111111
11111111111111 ”my“; s11 “11ng indulges 111n-
m in their when rho
knows them to be chnsihlc. There is
a very clout case against the woman with
s dismition, but. Lheiisvs. she is not in-
oreuaing concise; The development of
the physical and the intellectual in my sex
hos produced for us so individuality that
will prove invelunbleto posterity. Aggres-
sivanass is one of its fmtumehiisdei-
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When You Ride.
It Women would only consider the ordi-
nary lows of by gleno, they would nev erridc
with their mouths open. This not only
gives o bed appearance, but. is injurious to
the lungs and throat- us well 1111 to the phys-
ical comfort of the rider. Imagine dust
and insects flouting intoan open month!
More of this foreign matter can be collects
edin a short rido than is agreeable for
comfort. A thin veil of invisible not far:
grout protection. The best way is to take
long breaths, retaining them no long as
possible, keeping. the mouth closed, and
avoiding, of course, too violent exertion
during thls practice. This can be prncv
ticod by walking, and will be developed
graduully by ousy riding, until the steep- 1
est grade will have but little bod effect on
the action of the diaphragm. Proper
breathing is as necessary to perfect enjoy-
ment as proper [nuluiiiig or position.—
Philudclphin Ledger.
In Favor of the Rocket.
In every American home the rocking
chuir' is regarded us 1111 indispensable accos-
sory. Those who love their rocking choir '
will be glad to know that 1: 1.111111111111111
thority has rmently pronounced it to be of
use in certain cases of dyspepsia. If the pa-
tient lies in on almost horizontal position,
and the movement of rocking is very 5.19111
tlc in character, good results have been
known to follow, supposedly bcmuso the
movement. stimuiutos the digestive argues.
I would worn people, however, against the
introduction of 11 rocking chair in the
nursery where there are very young chil-
dren. While playing they are so opt to 11$.
tcrly disregard danger and have often been
squeezed benchthtberockors. Again, there
is danger in using the rocking choir near
delicate bricuhmc or glass cabinets, for
obvious reasons—St. Louis-1 Globe-Demo—
omit.
Nutriment In Food.
The consumption of mutton is similar
tothut of beef, and itis about 01111111 in
nutritive value to beef. Lamb is ubout
the some.
Snmkcd hum is one of the most whole-
some forms of meat. Hum is more di-
gestible when boiled and served sliced
thin and cold.
"on! is loss nutritive and possesses more
waste and loss fut than beef. In Germany
it is considered us excellent ire-best and is
prescribed for invulids, but in England
11nd America it is thought harmful for
persons with Wonk digestion.
Bert istho 111ost- nutritious of all animal
foods 11nd can he onion longer continuous-
iy than unyotlmr kind of meat, resounding
rice 111111 bread in this respect. Fresh bet-f,
is almost co11111lct1ly digested—more comv
plotcly than milk is—by an 111lult.
Going Out “'lth Your llrother.
Many br11th1 1's consider it u favor when
they not us escort to their sisters. Of
course it isn't. lint the more :1 brother is
apt to regard his services in thus light the
greater cure the sister should tukc ihut I111 ,
is pleased. l'lwry young 1111111 likes to ho
soon with 11 pretiy. stylish or well dressed
girl, It ouliuucos l1ls11wn ii11portut1cc, for
six-zingers think he must be rich or clever
or Fili‘ll 11 girl Would not. go with him. if
he introduces that girl :19 his sister, he is
proutl—justus proud 1111 if he introduced
her us 11110 to whom ho was pnylng atten—
tions; so put on your host but, even when
it; door: look Ill-20. ruin—your brsi glows.
tonawhrn the snlky brother citlmr asks
you to 1111111’1~1111.~‘111atv 111::1k11y111111111. it's
more 1l11111 llil deserves, but. do iL.~—lirouk-
lyn liuglv.
Protecting the 'I‘uliio.
'l'ulilo mulr. 1111 which 1111-1111111 hot disilcs
11ro1..1l1111'3, '- ll~“il. :1_~1 (luv Iron 31‘ felt 1m-
1l1rr1~l11il1 is intruded to be suillvimit 1mm»
tlnn for H111 tulilc. but muny luvuscu'lvus
liuvu found the (1111s of tho“ lmmlsnuwly
polished 111M111; demoed byihe murks mode
by the hot (llslu‘s. li’ 11 shoot of uslwstus
honor is pm under the felt cloth, the tu|1lo
will not be injured in tho lrust from this
"11111111. At. (ms or llllu'llcnml. when the
polished iuhlc 111 used with d11ilios’111stm1i
of 11 cloth. uslwstus mobs mny PK, covered
with prvttily muhroidcrml (lollies for the
hot dishes. lino 111‘ tlwso 111111.11 entered
with 11. dolly. which should be larger than
0111111111, is 11111101 prettier in uso tluin any
1111111111. 111111111 Unit mm be purclu1wd.-New
York 51111.
(' 11.111... 111.... 111.11....
A11 0111 Nicol. wuy is to wush globes with
1101111 11ml Water in which 11 little sults of
lemon P111131 been mixed. The grout 111111-
v11lty in the wny of getting the ground
portion of the globe to look white is
grouse, which, setting thoroughly in the
roughness. is very dliliruit to remove by
11111111111111 water 11101113, or 111 up by the help
of 11111111. Aim- ihc “lobes have been core-
fuily Washed in the manner rcmnnmcmlod
do not dry them with o 11inch, but after
allowing the water to run on them for
uwhilo lot thom 11111111 dry.
Borden!“ Crockery.
To prevent. crockery breaking easily, put
it when new into 11 lurgcpot of cold mum.
Place this 1111 the iii-11 111111 lot it come “rud-
unlly to the boil; then 111111ch the pot and
lot the articlesromuin in the water until it
is quite 1111i1l11gni11.'i'l1|11 treatment. 11111]
also be used for tumblers, and if more frea
quonily followed would save 11 good deal of
breakage, for it. burdens the gloom 111111
china 11nd renders them less liable to break.
[lemming Medicine lithium.
Medicine stains 11111 sheets may be re-
1uovod by u paste of fuller": 1111th and 111m
1111111111. 11111 this on the 111111111, place a
saucer under and moisten with more liquid
Ammonia. Afterward rub the stains well
and wash in cold water More employ in
floldby Gen. 0. Million, booth Nor-
Vflki ‘ '
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modicum,
Norwalk Chronicler