m
w. Va, and» John
film‘s
mime
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organisation will not take the ini»
” idiotic was instructed to pre-
the
, ties the
' we will remain at Albion, hiieh. ,
, ascents
kooks FREE RIDE.
j Delirium! Compliments.
Burns. The e"
eon yrodeinyes c
of reilrmd edl
, p... . gilt-
e su ' ".1, 1;,
of the city cfll'
suite the feet that in
me:
ill»
been
‘ done'have been made.
I J. Hey Brown Married.
“ y.
of a brother of the young lady: Rev. P. J.
best man.
' ‘ charges! was Pol-mun. Children.
m.‘
with detectives in
Expelled Frorrl an Exchange.
in the brought against him.
denim“
mate: of the board in the last 14 years
Ill. lire In In Ohio Town.
, er Bros.’ dry
Villains and stock was Iii0,000.
, but was rescued.
debris end severely iniurod.
Iilel- Against In Addlolss Company,
WWMON, Del. Doc iii.—-City
. tr 1.,
infill
‘I km “II holed.
impossible to see
on agreement could be
helm The beiters meet
emltiumma. but the
ellielol declaration, and it will be
. acre week. This statement
, out the policy to he pursued for
“ dour mm and how the commit-
2 agitation in some quarters
Prohibition forces. The
mussel“, but rosy remove to Chica-
(inner! Get Into Trouble by
little. Dee. 3L~On Tuesday
, ._bercr city colonic, headed by
eeilhopf, enjoyed a free ride
the ew York Central from this city
and return upenthe invite;
0
In V
mm?”
lin was
, cos i‘r
Vere from a corporation thzy o-
the prefisions of the new state eon-
, so. end that they are liable to be
, red of their official positions. Should
“attention of the district attorney 6r
’ ‘ . , general be called to the met-
, would berequired to institute
‘gs a not these oiliciais to oust
, elr positions. Not only the
dials, but the railroad officials who
) thepartyto to e thetriparc in-
, There is cons derable uneasiness
” offi'dial circles over the question. Wheth-
sotion in the matter will be taken
ct yet known, but threats that it will
moccasin,
Wopmthmmsidushis
giggle, has
* LnfiCASTER, Pa, Dec. 31. —J. Hay
brown. s leading member of the Lonelin-
our but, whose name has been frequently
in new in connection with the oillce of
attorney general in President meKinicy's
, cabinet, was married to Miss Margaret
Wily, daughter of Mrs. M. A. Reilly.
fl‘be bride has been conspicuous in Lanoas- .
‘ tor society circles, but the wedding was a
very quiet one, owing to the recent death
-MeCuiiough, D. 1)., pastor of St. Mary's
Catholic church, of which the bride is a
member, and Rev. John McGovern of the
Catholic university of Washington; a code-
7"'in"oiL-the bride, officiated. ,,Ex-Attoruey
‘ General W. U. Hansel of Pennsylvania,
who is Mr. Brown's law partner, acted as
, CINCINNATI. Dee. 81.,u-Threo weeks ago
lest Sunday night Eddie Grace, 10 years
old, was killed by eating poison in the
sandy given him by a man with whom he
end his sisters Wale playing on the street.
art nichtstld White, a prisoner in jail
. writing improper letters to sundry
people, was positively identified by Mr.
{ lire Amzl Miller as the man whom
‘ . vi the little victim the fatal
., are positive of the identity of
mast“. r. White informed the chief of
‘ the day after the murder, and every
since has walked all over the city
reh of the murderer.
NEW Yeas, Dec. 81.——' 'he governing
committee of the New York Stock Ex-
change, after a lengthy session, has ended
the suspense in connection with the coin-
hreled ease of the xchange against E. B.
, Onthbert it 00., t ough William Euclid
_. ' Ym'. the board member of the firm.
l'l‘heleverning opmmittee finds Mr. Young
~ “lily of fraud on all of the specifications
The
with it the [lenolty of ex-
, on from membership in the Exchange.
is the third case of expulsion of a
. mussel, 0., Dee. 81.~—Fire raged for
«hours in this city 19st nigh , causing
lots of $100,000. The fire It in Shoe—
s store. The loss on
The in-
surance on the building is ”.000 and on
SW Bros.’ stock ”0,000. Other
mm in adjoining buildings suffered
Megs bywster. Firemen Joseph Miller
was knocked into the canal by a falling
- ‘ Fire Chief Louis
’ Assistant Chief Jerry McCarty
. Firms!) Peter Seibel were caught no-
So-
rlsrmen has filed noloinl of select
the Ore-Hydrogen company, of
'3. Edward Addlcks is president,
terse due the city for 1395. The sheriff
geilWrtised the sale of the property for
,‘1 but Mr. Addloks will probably
ior on injunction restraining it, as his
g determine his right to lay pipes in
ink. The property eon-
ine building which has never
02m Dee. BL-«At Sully, l... a
u, use the town has no
‘ condom. it is reported the
' 35.000 to 329,000.
~1‘bsesit
cuisine-rm.
‘ be
I. eel“: i
s
!
. s ”I. m 91-»! In“
. ' h, was inst-oily till“!
a truth on hiym to
the bank, blew open the
sway an amount of cash
, m. iller-It is announced
Watering firm" of BM.-
' , hove decided to enforce a
_ eraser-e our cent in the wages or m
.. . ‘ ‘ 'ueion will scion
. , ‘ lit a is assumed a
‘1‘ to high
e. e. filamentous:
miwmfime ‘
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bodies. Ask for
. The “mops sud defies! fair ,
' That use and whisper in theorems
”are“ W so”, iietieo there . .
' Add murmur to their (deeds the bees. ,
(teed morning.
The song bird sinking in the prove
lies tuned hisvoieo his mate to “reel. .
And welds: thr with thoughts of love
bless ten . riy in wood notes sweet.
morning.
The modest wild rose of the vale, .. ,
its face turned up toward the sky].
Sends perfume on the summer gsle , '
And breathes in all. with fragrant filth.
Good morning. , any. .
Acne- the mend from dow'r to horrid
The butterfly in colors rare all.
[lite on. uumiudful of-tllo hour.
And says, with most eoquettish airy
(loud morning.
And so from meadows and from hill. «
From passing breeze and glancing my.
From uneasy gisdo and rippling fill “
Comes home to me a bright and gay
Good morning.
—’l‘homos it. one: in Philadelphia Lodger.
A BELLE 0F SAMOA.
Soflliinn was the prettiest girl on the
Samoan island of Mnnono. All the young
luanoias smiled at her and brought her
real pupu~lugi—-forolgp——prescnte of gay
ribbons and purasols whenever they re-
turned from a trip to Apia.
The other girls were Joulnus and said
that she was a witch, who turned the
hearts of men with her ugly face; that she
fancied that aim was above her comrades,
and of even lilOl‘GlliililleillliiB than the tall-
po. who was the daughter of a chief. rio-
fnlinu, they said, was of a poor family,
too, and for this alone she ought to be
toboood. But she lived merrily along un—
hecdi’ul of the envious glances oust upon
her.
Now, however, a change was to come.
She was iii years old and was yet umunr
ricd. Her parents were alarmed, for if.
yours is a very advanced ago at which to
.bo llmrrietl ill Silllloa. She would soon be
an old maid and would be obliged to mar-
ry some common mun, for in Samoa every
one is married sooner or later.
It was in vein timt her parents expostu-
intcd with her and begged her to listen to
the pleadings of some dusky youth. Silo
would always soy, "Lem, iiiimu!"~—no.
be quiet—and run oil‘ to the woods, where
silo gathered flowers and played with the
birds all day long.
It was as she came tripping down the
mountain side from one of those oxclm
sinus that young 'l‘olinu. the high chief ill
Apoiimzl, first saw lwr. He heard a sweet
voice singing a little lultivo melody, grow-
ing more and more distinct as the owner
of the voice uppmncllml him, and he sud
:leniy'fculld himself face to face with the
most beautiful creature he had over sm-n.
licr luvu—lnvu. or skirt, was .of mill“
tape, stained in gorgeous figures of ever
lot and brown. A tipollin, or loose binusl:
of tillil yellow tupa, bordered around the
neck \vitlin fluffy rushing, covered the up.
purport of her body. ilor feet were hero, or
were her round, glistening. brown arms.
Behind hor left our was a scarlet hibiscus,
peeping out through a soft brown curl,
and round her neck was a string of crim-
son sou beans.
Silo carried 0 basket made of a woven
pnlm loaf, filled with gorgeous tropical
flowers, nllil the brilliant light of the sun,
falling upon her and ilinlllinutilla the
background of green, lumio lwr seem like
some “‘mlil nymph just stepping out of
her syivzln cove. .
'l'uliull had seen runny Samoan belles.
[lo bull been courted on oil sides because
of his Mull milk. but never Ilofnri' hell he
been llllprnssn-d like this. The south sou
Cupid ilml scat on nrrmv straight into his
savage lm-nst. As be greeted her with the
usual “’l‘;ll«lf:l"-—~llly low to yuuwim mmh
up his llllllil illnt Srflllilln must be hip
bride.
h‘bo looked up at him ilmru-cllilyuml
replied. ”H-lifilll§"-llllly field bless ynlib—
linil passed on down the illiiiilliillil.
The next duyi‘our Summon girismmc
km for the ilulld of ril'lulilm. For, liiiWi'Viil'
slowly the nuiuomls may move in mum-rs
of labor, in love affairs there lane in»
pine.
lint Hl'fallnn still «did, “ lullll." 'l'niinll
was rich, but Hill! did not «are for his illu-
mats. Hilcdiii not like him, illiil silo Would
not marry him.
This time, however, bur pnrcnls were
tum. (llll Acli, lliii' father. would but lli‘ill‘
of letting the chance go by of uniting his
family. which would bumble origin, with
mm. of so hmllmlllh-f ml ‘I‘uiinu, and be
Hiiil‘iily bluie his daughter be quiet luld
make ready for the engagement. in mums
the father's word bl law. mui when her I'll
treaties availed nothing bundled could not
ruin-l.
At first she grow Minty; limp, us the fu-
ml tiny arrived, end and illclullchoiy. Ail
tile lending fulniiicsmmlo over from Ami
limu to witness the umrriuuo of ”will hiri.
'i'llo ilvo editors of Heinlimlw'lillilm and
{our «libero—«wore plnml in the upper pm.
tlon of ii Humoml house made for iiw pllr»
peso, lmli ouch one of them was 1 mounted
with ii poiul loaf. which be “H: in put
tiirmmil u crack in tile floor. fielulilm was
in the lower porihm of the house. and m-
nbopuilcd each of Home palms in slums
slam the owner. who wus mnutoulmi "more,
was to speak hel- llnluo. .
if it was the right person who tini-
spoke, silo Was in my, "This is the roll-e
of him whom I Wish to marry. " If. lmw
mm, thoewner of the first palm leaf was
mt tile slumcssful candidate for the maid
en's nilcctious, she would my, ”this is
not we voice of him lwisil to "lorry," and
would pass on to the nest.
Bouillon psllod the first. mend. third
and fourth irons, and mulch one am
the unwanted answer. Mlle mused before
the fifth and lost. and then, stopping for.
word with u look of detorlilinution on but
few. gave it n resolute pull. As the loud
I
the voice of him i wish to marry."
A hush of complement (all open the
multitude. Then a young milling limb,
who had been standing ready to com
doudhter of t e
marry Toilet.
It is a foul trick.
punished for than ,
of '1‘ line. been with timi“
big this! of Apolim.
these web rm sacrum“ Thea hell
spoils. ”Hm
. end Mosque.
the broodiruit nor the pdiusauli to out.
voice of 'i‘oliml pronounced her name she
numeral in line, clear tome. “This is not
Hofrdinn with line moi spokemli: ”This
is has refused to
7 lies father shell to
playing with the tribe
of Mother ‘ gi,
as, good people of Apolims
.. ‘ ,ydeughterboi been wild
and unrelysnd hos dolled me, her father,
her lawful gasrdian. inunnuch as she has
declined-""10 merry Tallinn. high chief of
Awlliou, a, most, worthy and virtuous
prince. -.Allil I, Aeii, do hereby declare
that my daughter 88mins shell be joined
to Teliou in marriage-tomorrow us the
run'goes behind Upoiu. And it this devil
smarts net iron: her soul end she still de-
clines to marry him, ! hereby place a great
taboo upon her. even though she be my
daughter. No one shall speak to her, no
one shall shelter her, no one shall give her
of the have or mount to drink, nor of
She shall be cast out from the tribe of
hinuono forever. I, Aeii, have spoken it."
The greet taboo had been pronounced, and
no one would dare disobey; Besides. the.
women all disliked Sefelina and whispered
with each other that it served her right,
the inlpudont thing, with her proud Ways.
She must either marry 'l‘aiiuu or starve to
loath.
Her mother came and wept with her
1nd hugged her not to disgrace the family,
but Sefrllioa only shook her head and re-
pented, “! cannot merry Tniinu." At
night she lay down upon her mats—emote
ones, for she would not touch those of soft
texture which 'i‘niicu had sent her. But
she coull not sleep. Elle crept out on the
bench and set down under the waving
palms. All was still around her, save the
gentle lapping of the waves as they caressed
filer bare feet. The white line of the beach
lcpllruted tile feathery foliage of the vine-
xlud trees, which shaded the peaceful huts
[ruin the vest ocean. it divided the world
if Hcfulinu from the great world beyond.
liiflliloviihiib line she know every shrub and
:0er insect, but beyond all was darkness.
Once she llml soon the missionaries who
'md come over from Apia on a visit. They
had been kind to her and had given her
i delicious piece of food called iollie. which
llll not grow in Salmon. If she could only
40 to those lllissionarlcs new, perhaps
boy Would help her. They were so good,
illd they would not be obliged tomind tile
grunt taboo because they were of a foreign
'uce.
She could not, she would not, marry
Iuliuu. Before she had simply disliked
him, but now she hated him. What right
had he to cause her all this trouble \i‘lli‘li
illu bull been so happy? Silo laid her head
on the solid and wept the iirst bitter tears
illli had over shed.
With each sub ilcr hatred for Tilllml In-
:rcused. iicttvr anything than to marry
Slim. She would sooner plunge iiltnillu
ell. Perhaps some bwwolllcl pick her up
illil carry her to Apia. '
She heard n well!) ill the bushes. Sumo
me was coming. She must not b0 found
low. And quicker than thought she
lumped into the dark ocean. .
Like :lll of her rucc. she could swim us
'usin as she could walk, and she was soon
for out Uil the roof, the (loop wxltcr grildu.
lily lengthening the distance between her
mil llcr mtivo isle. By and by she lay on
llcr buck and rested. film dill not much
l'oro'whilt hlillpmiml to her new. it was
pleasant to lie thou1 pcuwi’ully in this cool
ul-ndio Illiil son the rising sun gradually
reddening the s .
What Would her father my Wlli'il ilc
.‘oulld the was (no? lie wullld search for
'lcr ill the lllmmmins mul would finally
vonvlmlo [but she haul drowned ilcrsill‘.
liui. supplier ho uuvsm-d whom she one an.
Eng and should utiulllpt to follow hcri ’l‘ilu
‘Jlougbt ulnrulcd her. It would novcrlio
‘nr her to float in this pom-villi fashion.
illo must lulstull.
Sn uglllll slll- hogan in swim. lint llcr
il‘lllS nclwd, Iiilil bur imrk grow lll‘i'il, illlil
in: burning sun, which was new fililllllly:
.vith ull its trnplml force, luzulo llll‘ hmt
)[Ilil‘i'iirs‘h‘i' iillil Illlrili'l‘i‘il lu‘r lul‘r shoulders.
”or own isblmi \vus ullllmL out of sight,
lml silo l-ulilll .‘wi‘ the mountains of l'polu
.pptm'ing in liwniin‘mnm Hill: liill-il—hlll‘
would» touch them. lint llvr mull-y :lrnle
mun-(i morn out! more slowly, and aim be
“.im- lzllllt for luck of food.
She Illul umw :l'il miles ilirmuiy, nmi
tburll \i’i‘l'i‘illill‘ more pill-mi of llil'. hilv
lzrrwlliuy. Silo would rest just nimb-
',vi-.ill~~~~ulllly n little “'lilll‘. “‘Ili‘ri? was loll“
luywuyi
1..»ch iimt evening two plump little 5:»
mmlll boys were wading out lill lllii roof in
pick up shells.
“i’upzilnui llll‘llln-yv-ii'lllti' mall swim:
iillliflm-Piiilll one, laughing. as he {minted
in u figure in the wntrr painfully peddling
lml keeping nilnut with inept liltlivully.
l'p tin-y swam in have a little fun with
the uniurtmmm fnruimlrr and to show
him tlwii' Uii‘li skill. lint they slvnppml
uplulet us they saw ilmi it was ll girl. iiiiil
.1 Humour», too, \Ylli) was swilllllling in Unit
lllllliulliilml wuy.
Soon it l-nillpunyn! nnfimilu'llu Pillmling
:iruliml ilw pilleiruiu liglln' of lillln Sullr
lino. “l'utvr illilll:!"iimy murmured. (mo
rililiilillll’ muIbml bur llll~irrml slluulliurs
with mmnulli nil, «mu ruimml \vurmtil
lllln her l‘nlil bully. \i‘llllii ulluiilrr Went to
the inlelleimi- bliesiuimrivsm for some
ibllln with \vbivb h rmiw her.
Lillie by liiiie strength rviunml to 3‘1"“
Him, and bill‘ iniil lu'r slur)‘ In ii.» Lliiil
ilwmi lillfi'iinlliif'y who ill-m uwr lwr.
‘Imui. I will not V" back?" she cried. "i
will stay here ulwnys. i will work. but 1
will not marry ’i‘nliuu. ikm't make mo
mil lhm't ilmku me do?“
For [Wu vmlm :e‘n-i‘ullnu mild in Apia null
lli‘wil In ilw family of Hm iivv. Mr. Wiilh‘.
Willie lil‘l‘ futiwr illmlyrbt Unit rim was
dead, Wilt-n be illil iiml uni flint slu- wus
illilld end that she liiiil psi-:llmd his lit-“It
'nimnmwhm 'l‘ollrlu mmm mor in his war
cnhmv in brim! but buck of light (or bri- ~«
it was fun into. fur idle. was nimuly mas
i‘li‘il to n rimunzm lmmcd Miliifllfii, whom
she lewd With all her heart.
This is Iwr story on nimlnbl it in me
one Huvldny afternoon at the lull-sine in
Apio. and sin: mid-iii, will» ii little boob of
pride, that she ems thoouly million who
had ever been able termini the H miles
from Miiflniin to i'pvlu.w1idolaide hi. lilo
in Yo stil‘s i fomponion.
Pennies In millet.
There are i linooomo cid copper reunion
somewhere. Ptolemy them what hes be»
come of times, except once in awhile o sin
sic apt-clinch turm- up iilcllmlgc. A few
years ogn4.7linl.mm iii-ooze ii cent plow
wars set Minot. Three miliionsof those
are still nilillfllflllhm Three million 3
cent nickel pieces are scattered cm the
United Home. but it is very fuel: that
one is seen, wlhumm Budget.
A Little lunatic low.
"Whet‘s the matter with Primlyi"
"Why: he went home with s new hot
the other our, and it didn‘t lit very well,
Him all Otters
intrinsic value. All
because B-L Tobaccos
have always been kept
up to their high stand—
ard. That’s why B-L
stands for best leaf,
best flavor, the kind
that suits, and is too
high a standard for
competitors to reach.
Don’t be persuaded into buying lini-
ments without reputation or merit-—
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no more
and its merits have been proven by a
test of many years. Snell letters as the
following from L. G. Bugley, Bueneme,
Col., % are constantly being received:
“The best remedy for pain we have ever
used is Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and I
say so after having used it in my family
for several years." It cures rheumatism.
lame back, sprains and swellings. For
sale by G. C. Stillson.
The old way of delivering messages
by post-boys compared with the modern
telephone, illustrates the old tedious
methods of "breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous care by
One Minute Cough Cure. _G. (J. Stillson
and E. l'. Weed. .
Mr. N. N. Osborn, well known at
Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with a
lame back. He was persuaded to use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It gave him
relief in one night. This remedy is also
famous for its cares of rheumatism. For
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To care all old some, to heal an indo-
lent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles, you
need simply apply DeWitt‘s Witch
Hazel Salve according to directions. Its
magic~like action will surprise you.
CASTORIA
For Intents and Children.
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The old lady wus right when she said,
the child might die if they waited for
the doctor. Silo saved the llllll‘ one‘s
life with a few (hum of line Minnie
Cough Cure. She had used it for croup
before. G. (I. Stills-on and L‘. i’. Wood.
Mr. C. M. Dixon, a well known lller-
chaut of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton (In,
i’ll., llusulittlo girl who is frequently
threatened with croup, but when illh
first sylllptolle appear, his wife gives her
(.‘lluullxirluill's iklugb Remedy, which
always uilords prompt relief. The 2:.
and 50 cent since for solo by ii. C. Still-
sou.
Soothing, and not irritating. strongm-
ouiug. and not weakening, sumli. but
l'i‘fectivwsuch are the qualities of De-
Will's Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. G. C. Btillson and E. 1’.
Wood.
[lesions Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the (iisellml portiml oi‘ illn our.
Tlififl’ is only one way to cure” villainous.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
iiunfnol-a is causal by all indium-«l cull-
Illtiollcf liloinucousiiniugnf the cow
m'lliuuiubo. Wheaties lillli! gets in-
iiamrd you have u rumbling sound or
imperfect hcoriugnud when it is «mire-
ly chisel! deafness is the result, and
unless the liiflililiilllmli‘iin be taken out
and this tube mumi to its normal omi-
llitioumcsrinlc will be destroy-Ml forever:
nine calm out of ten are cowl by cut-
lmh. which is nothing but on inflmnod
mmiitirm of the mucous surfaces.
We willgivoouc hundred dollars for
any case of llt‘iifilwui icunml by catamhl
that cannot be corral by lloll‘s Caterfll
Gum. bond for eirculsrs. free.
F. J. UHENY 8t 00., Toledo, 0.
u“ Bold bydrnggiets. ”he.
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'l’othe sgedwlth their poor hmfliv,
feeble clrculetim, and impersrished
blood. Ayor's Ssrsapsriils is a beam
heyom price. its edeetisio check the
rsvsgssof time, by invigorating every
mm,nmeundtimseidiheb(fly. Bee
Ayer’s Almanac for the new year.
The length of life may be indexed by
lessening its dangers. The nlejority of
people die from long trustees. Then
my beaver-ted by promptly using this
illness Gem tins. G. G. Bullion:
so his wits out his hair W «m it
9 old Mikel! finesse me mam
mandamus “him
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m**uumwse mold “in.
MIJ‘VWM.
prescription for hints sad Shit
dren. It mains neither Opium,
Iorplllas nor other narcotic sub-
stance. It isshsrmlou substitute for
Puesorie. more Swim 8mm
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty veers' use by
For Infinite and Children.
signature of
Tris Coltrane COMPAXY. 77 Murray 8L, NJ.
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CASTORIA
no not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Calorie. and see that the fee-slam: ‘
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Ollicos, 36 Main Street,
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Holidays.
Blue Points
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Horse Radish Ground to Order.
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Santa Claus Raises the Curtain
in (his more, on tile Illli‘iii, largest and
liilliilhilllll’fil. Ilili‘ of Will] i'llpvr that \l us
over gallium! under mmrnoi’ in this roll.»
mmuiy. There is something for own-
body and at prices evorylx‘xiy cull uii'ord
to pay.
i Pointing, paper hanging and decorat-
no.
if not convenient for you to call at the
slum, drop a posted, and Iwill lmpieosmi
to call on you with ofnll line of samples.
E. E. GORHAM ,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
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elitirldlsit‘mll:
Anny- emmpi and Minnie. Anni Inmates
1M1srns‘ni‘sntihnssod my. sens-ts.
i sin police. «1 soul on. «resign». pose
‘ I.
Edna» uncommon, see. annuals.
m We 0‘ sum, Will nm‘
weir. by
inryinthe Friblzle murder confines
short passenger in a pee jacket. ‘ '
some one new,” mid you mhhm
if life and death. Wouldn’t bring iii em
diet of guilty if ten mandrel We “added
dead.” '
lshnlenti” said tho-other. .
said white overcoat.
might have been bung itself on the its:
best of evidence 20 years’ngo. sheets»
What it's worth. " ‘ ' '
little old man with no hair to speak 0L
sing to thrush Jucquin next day.
, _ , ‘ t,
hem“ remote: their , ..
”Haven’t starved so slow {monies
new
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“(lead time tor the Jerseyites
ig white overcoat. . ., .
lei you. Wouldn’t sit on n jury in as
be.
"Don't believe any opt-the evidence};
“ 'hy, lllon dive-
“Reckon you don’t hold to mlplinlp
“You didn’t do it, thee!" mum;
“You’d have sworn I did,” quid/whim,»
0 ' ' ’ millions of Mothers Generic isthe overruled. iu nowise ofi’euded by the dub“
Both In the ‘9‘!th 5 Children’s P ee—-tho WI t‘ion. "So would Norris and Toddqnlld
est. lion alld in “’3' W Jacquie. lwusayouug fellow then, just ’ ..
nna Mild. slid—4M for my age, horrible temper, awful
ooi. '
“Liked the girls,”.saidwhite overcoat
‘Liko ’91!) still. I was good looking. but
Jacquie was ilalldsomer, and Tilly Sparks
said on.
Her cousin told me that she did,
mylmw, and as I’d been paying attentions
to her it wasn’t pleasant to hear that on
the very night when Tilly went oil to
is on the
wrapper.”- W church with Jacquie.
Weshellpm- e “ ‘lt’s u sllmlle, 'l‘hmlms,‘ said the noun
ted 0“me d l 'l . in. ‘i scolded her for it but she laughed
In the public It all ‘ at me. “.lncquin is 20 :tinles llandsoulcr
tllllll Tom,” says she. “and if l like a
change Why shouldn’t I hove it?"
that‘s the truth, 'l‘iloluns.’
Anti
“ ‘Wcll, ‘ says i, ‘HO doubt it is, and girls
nro girls. Let 'i‘illy do us she chooses. lint ,
as for Jacquie, I’ll spoil his beauty for‘
him.‘
"With that i went off in a fury, moon-
I hadn‘t
a thought of cutting his till-oat, but I
lili‘lillli to give him two black eyes if I got
the opportunity.
“'i'hcre was Norris in bed, home, sick
with a cold. I roomcd with him. He was
a young: man from Boston. All the good
young men do ClliliO from there. lie taught
Sunday school and wanted to be a minis-
ter, only circumstances hadn't permitted.
“ ‘I couldn’t close lllyoyos,' said Norris,
‘if I'd talked like that. You’ve lllelltioned
the evil one 14 times, and you‘ve spoken
of the lake of fire and brimstone 18 times.
You’ve gone through the bonus and flute
thatJucquiil is colllposcd of like an an.
:‘itf'ilillmll work, and you’ve oilseed ’oln nil
separately, and you've tllrcoicnml his life.‘
“‘Hold your tongue,’ yollcd I. ‘You
ain’t ordained yet. Nobody is compelled
to hear you preach until you are. I'll talk
sis I choose. ’
“At this he tucked his tow colored hood
under the silent, and Iputuut the light-
slld turned into lllyowll bed, but] couldn‘t
go to sloop I was in such a trolllor of rugs.
I lay there thinking and thinking, as if
l'd been a muclliuo made to turn out
thoughts by the bushel.
“i thought how gloriously I could give
it to Jucquin. Ulll‘. two, tflrco—sumsh!
Ono, two. three—crush! Down with llilll,
and all that, you know. I thought ”I
should like to break his nose and gouge
his eyes and leave marks on him for good.
“After qulL‘J I thought how I‘d like to
have a loaded pistol. Then 1 l‘clllolllb'crod
that 1 had i no. It didn't belong to me.
i wus keeping it for a friend. I bud it in
my bureau drawer.
“Norris hadn't called to me as I wont
outnf the room, sol suppose he hadn't
heard me; but there I was in the street,
with the pistol in my breast pocket. Ii:
washer. late yvt—«nllly iii. if .illcquill had
lll'L‘Il uu grl-lllly encouraged by Tilly, no
doubt he was iillll her yut.
“l tuck my way toward tlult well rt}
lllclllllm'cli (lunl'. 1 slow! lit‘lillld the lump
post on tho (mrncr llllll illlllli in Deep. My
suspicions xxx-m correct. liu had been in
illlil was just, bidding 'l‘llly goodby. I saw
him kiss her.
"And the door shut, ulul on be come io~
word liil‘. whistling us if he'd swallowed a
collar]: ll'ml. Ami il'llilall llllil. ll‘hlil under
:1 [.ill‘l'll \“Il‘i'l‘ bu'll lii‘i‘ll billing. rulllo ll
lllllliw—(l grout, rough Ll'llto Hi :l {slimy—-
(Il'i‘i‘llngt, «rm-ping «all his truck.
“ Hwy uwrc flppun'llu my lulllppnst. ilml
Ismv Illi‘ {ullmvliruwn l'isinl from his
pocket and take. aim straight at .lmquilll's
lli‘iiil. i forgot nil my no ll l'ugo Ilillll.
“ ‘.\ly Unli' .iurqllili, tnko l :ll‘i) of your-
self!’ l mini.
"Ami liu m was the lvlmrt of u piotol,
will i saw him indium LR Ill-l t 'l lilii law.
The l.i‘.ll‘lli ll‘l‘ l'lirilll'll ilv'l‘.‘ll llii‘ .«zlrl rt, mul
11;“.le lit-MJ' Mm. il'w « «l \fr-nilili'll illi\\'ll
bit: it In] in illl WW I”; ll 1:1 m. llll over
my Iumlls. ‘Hpouk to mu, .im-quin,’ l
crinl. .‘uul its t: El l-trlxilulw il‘-\\‘ll ml my
filiiilllill‘l‘. lli'li i illl‘lii'll .r\ [milmtmsu slum!
lie-n». lil'il beside him rli‘flil Norris.
“‘i I‘LI‘W when! your uhui‘y luscious
would lend you,“ will be. ‘mul ill spite of
NW l'v'H f'ill'lwl‘il. l‘nl wry linl'ly for yilili
'I‘hullmu,‘
"Nu nlw lnllevml my M lry ui lilo milil
Mm lmil fullnii‘! ll liliil,liliil lili'l‘ill‘i'i‘l‘iflvllv
Ill-sm-ewNnrr‘h and 'l‘llly’smuslin-«tn nt-
tiiri in Hill .“mt lint l ll-‘lil ibn-uionml
.lm'qiiln'rl life. in full. till:ovillmlnlwim
.lii "millet lm‘. 'I'lu'y didn't morn in Niki!
ion illimlhw in Ill‘i'lili‘ (iii the vvrdll't,
‘iiuiiiy.' Hl-nimm- nr llmtil was pro-
nmummi upon llll' by the judge lnlcsn time
lllllli l villi It‘ll )uil (if It.”
”‘l‘rnill "illlilllg'," orb-l llii‘ station lliilii-
tilt. " “will ship it minute."
“Until, ur'ir'iniw !" s. rumucd the little old
llliiii. 'liuw did it mid?"
"(,knlvivtmi mlmlcrvr,” Hlilil the man
with a white cunt. “r-‘cnu'm-mi to be hung
next Friday. Hallows built. (Jicrgymml
with um. limiter to mother. letter to
'i‘illy. lilnck cup on. lieil tolling. (lot
on tile plilifnrm. Crowd looking. limit
dyinu npulicll"w
The engine sllrk-kcd.
“l’ussuugcrs,” yelled the voice at the
«loaf.
"What saved ynui“ screamed the little
man.
"Woke up." said ’i’lmllms 'i‘homnv,
“Woke up \Ili‘li. l"lillilil myself in bed
llmlll't not up utull. Pistol safe in the
drawer. Norrie snoring in the next bed.
All is lirmlm.”
And the Help wus oil.
"Never lniivlmil Jacquie," sold the story
teller over his shoulder. "lie married
’l'lliy. iinmlby,"mi-indolent).
Bicycle Against Panther.
A llicyriurmn iiitii n pontimr warm-
escltinu vxpurir‘lirc of am Eliciisb indylfl
fiiiluopnrcmw owning. When riding elem
iy iminemmi llionuumud outside»! the
town. the cyclist found that «to we: being
quietly stalked by u iiimebiuck panther.
like lmd lilo presculouf mind in Muriel]
at full sited odd norm distuuced her out"
seer.
Norwalk Chronicler