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con. sessions moms a n
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» , ‘ IonOsnGstatlthoOonvtnotng Proof from Paris. saywt swears-43%: . ' all .. M... a .
, . of the intransige‘a‘nt, M. itoollslort'a ill a and was our new; it'll hon-
t W ‘ l 7"“ "WW tosdingjopth paper. nasal-ts that while at Zerngs. ‘ lhflfllof'il’l'flld"”"m “'0’“
Thus a voice cried aloud from the mid-
wt of a silent group of arsgsmn and fish» :
trinen that stood waiting hourly round tbs l
fast-shut door of Ian MacAlatair'a cottage, ‘
ruched, like a goll's nest, on tbs ridge of l
the steep and shining beach at Iionaldahay. g
"Malta haste, man,‘ malts halts! and come .
along with yourself; it’s tired waiting hers.
we arc." l
"Aye, aycl It's ready and coming I am, ,
Macdonald; but hasty work is nyo ill \voil., j
and I was saying a bit prayer in on orn‘
minute here, that was all." The door swung i
open now, and the speaker came olit into the
half light that a sullen moon gave as abs?
slipped fitfully from cloud to cloud in the}
windy sky. A handsome man, this fair Ian, 1.
with eyes as blue as cornilchrs, and a yelp
loiv heard that the wind was tossing all ways ,
t at once; but just now his eyes it t-rc dui'lr‘
settings. friend of! on the Orient cx- . .
press last evening, he observed Colonel
Schneider. former military attai-hc of
tlic Austin-Hungary embassy in I'm-
is. being carried to the train, accom-
punlml by physicians. and with blood
rcsmuslble lawyer is molly the first Ilowlng Train a wound in his side. Col-
nccesslty insight. ‘ oncl I-lclinelder said: "I recently ro-
lf lost on a prairie, directions from 3 turned from Switzerland to fight a duel
mu” could be relied upon; me from with Captain Culgnct on accoui i. of his
a stranger would be Mm“; evidence. regarding mc before t to ltcn-
The test that. tells the tale of merit "0“ ""‘m "BEBE"
l“ "'0 W} 0’ "“3““ “a “WWW“, rnx'r or run QUEEN'S SPEECH.
South Mil-walk We endorse Doau " London. October lilw'l‘he cabinet mct
Kidney Pills. .
in council at noon today. I’ubllc Inter-
CW 5‘0“ "3" for better evidence? est In the. decisions was very very keen.
ltcad this case:
Lord Salisbury and Mr. illianilici'liilii.
Mrs. J. E. Williams. residence No. 40
lcrwslk Papers. .
When tho‘mdor wants any lttlcle of
value be naturally prefers to deal with
someone he can depend upon.
If mixed up In any law suit a good
For Infantsandcbfldten .. ,
M, ,. J , .
Bears
the
fill’l' llouu search-
> “tempt to Solve.
MM Hyatsni. ~
1. arr—”r
.Octobcr iii-Police Unp-
kuup and a squad of police
a“! May the house of Bar-
' . "I midwife at 227 West One
. and Seventh street. and
_it in connection with the at.
~ ' lands to solve the mystery
‘ Ming the finding of portlons 0..
‘ I'M! in different parts of
. Titsy'fonnd some pieces of
1!
other popular favorites. were
Although the
with
cheered as they arrived.
' mull). papers and two saws.
Bull!) and one of her dangli-
. WM'Iwny‘at the time. ller two
another daughter were in the.
police formed a cordon about
' Dispositions one was allowed to
, duals ,it without being qucs-
} or‘lhlt‘doysd. The raid was
'0! secret information furnished
police.
rs. Datum and her daughter return-
.50 o'clock. When questioned.
Denim laid the paper found in Ilt‘I‘
Ht W some that came around meat
‘ tron months ago.
, ”Is absurd," she said. “to search
new tor evidence in this murder
“go arrests were made. blit the police
n the house antler surveillance.
, .W‘tbe police said the sawa were
oldmnd had dust so thick on them that
.M‘could not have been used within
' ' months at least. The. Manila paper
as of the ordinary make. and the, po-
ohsald they did not see how It couiu
' so anything to do with so recent a
murder.
:' That George Dn'mm drove a furniture
1 wagon ‘odded an~intercst to the case.
. It is shown that he. drove it iiouolc
with the name of the employ-
n the side, so that the van could
not be mistaken for the single horse
. ' Mimi's wagon said to have been seen
lislr the foot of Fifteenth street the
moral-g the first fragment of thc mil/I‘-
din-ed woman's body was found.
.The police say they have not given
'V..t‘lielr search for Mrs. Gertrude Ilil<
dogs. the missing wife of (lcorge liil~
‘ a saloon keeper. Mrs. Billings
Upstream said they were satisfied llicir
laughter was alive and well. but the
detectives on the case continue to hunt
‘ for; her. The woman murdered had,
'1‘ ‘Msrsd from pletirtsy, and It has been
..mveretl that Mrs. Billings had an
1' y t of pleura-pneumonia about a
.- flat ago.
BACK AGAIN DECLARE” OFF.
troll-ea Peg and the Little Wind r.»
the Racing Yachts.
. New York. October l3—Thc pros-
t‘ pacts for arace between the Columbia
M 'tllti' Shamrock. In the present scr-
‘Iu of contests for the America's cup
. W e not bright at 7 o'clock this mor-
373 ' Again fog hung over the upper
bay, though there was more. life in im-
. ilr’lnd the waters were not as glass
‘ like as on previous race days. What
‘Jfiflo wind was blowing came. from the
northwest. but the river sharps claim—
‘ "sld’thsre were no signs of any material
Increase in the strength of the breeze.
There were very few peoulc preparing
idealism on the Battery flotilla at 7:30
Lima and those who had summoned up
.. (lounge to risk a sixth disappoiiitiiii-nl
i, find a listless, indifferent air.
The few sailing craft which could Iif‘
‘ 5 We out In the mist were half drifting
{Shout In the light al-r. As'the morning
grew older the wind siiinmi to the
, northeast. where it seemed to be likely
to ssttle‘for the day. according to the
5‘; ’ Mdicatlhns at 8 o'clock. The fog was
then much lighter than yesterday.
though there was enough of It to cause
_ grove forebodings.
'3’ The first reports received from The
I Minted Press stations along the
Jersey shore confirmed the weather tic-
dnctions made in New York. Long
Bunch at 7 a. In. said there was :tb-
.’ solutely no breeze there; that It was
hazy pfl shore, and that observation
.wu not more than 200 yards. Galileo.
’It 7 o'clock, reported that thcrc was no
‘ , wind It that point. that the sea was
' smooth and that nothing could be seen
' outside of a radius of less than a mile.
Asbury Park telegraphed that a thick
fog hid shut off all view of the sea
and that only a light draft of Wind
from the north was blowing. The
Highlands of.Navcslnk at 7:30 WII‘HI
that observation was only about nity
yards. with a light northerly wind
blowing.
Advices from Sandy Hook were the
lest received. The fog was
this: or there In the early hours than
It ‘ at the some time yesterday.
N ng afloat could be seen from the
”a
r
A! 8 o'clock. the Highlands report-
«that the mist was gradually being
mi away by the sun and that the
strength of the wind was increasing.
thereby raising the hopes of those. who
I‘ll assembled there to witness or to
report a race bemoan the Columbia
and the Shamrock.
Along the shore. outside iilghl-ind
”is. there was quite a little breeze
‘ It" the north northwest. but in the
direction of the Hook and New. 'ork
' w the water was calm. F'ro tho
' link there came a chorus of whistlcs
”hill from the fog stations and In-
" mm and outgoing craft.
A” Thomas Llpfnn'h' party broom"
1" pound on Its way down the buy.
4 III was obliged to stay at the quaran-
‘ the dock for some time.
.7]. wind about 10 o‘clock was some-
“ no the outward of north. It full-
‘ ‘ manner, to pick up to any extent.
' “10:05 had not life enough to rip-
. the water at the Highlands The.
w prophets predicted that as it
‘ ' Itlll further to the eastward the
might gain strength by noon.
'vlsil, of President McKinley and thc rc
Cliostnin"atmrt, South Nonwnlk, says:
"I knew I had kidney complaint for at-
tacks of severe backache often seized
inc. Afraid that if 1 neglected thorn
they might grow worse and become
more stubborn to remove, I determined
to try [loon's Kidney Pills. They were
well spoken of by both missus and
newspapers. so 1 procured a box at
I’lalstod‘s Pharmacy and took them as
directed. I found theta an excellent
mmody. They cured me."
Dean's Kidney I’llls for sale by all
dealérs; 50 coma a box. Mailed on re-
ceipt of price by Ii‘osteranllmrli 00.,
Buffalo, N. Y., solo agents for the U. 8.
Remember the -iiumt~—Donn's—aml
take no other.
hope of the fog lifting. cvon though the
sun did appear bright iiiitl warm and
able to burn it off.
For half an hour after 10 o'clock the
wind kept up its hauling tactics uiitii
It had reached a point almost duo cast.
With it came the great bank ot‘fog that
during the early morning hung densely
'th‘I' the ocean outside Sandy Hook.
This fog was one of the most dense cv-
er seen at this point and was almost as
heavy as smoke. The observers on the
north lower of the twin lighthouses
could not distinguish those on the
south to‘wer, scarcely forty yards away
Shortly before noon Mr. lselln un-
nounccil to one of the AHsm-lated Press
ticspatcli boats that the race was off
for today. lie was returning from the
Shamrock. where he had been in Hill-
sultatlon with Sir Thomas Lipton. it.
his launch when he was hailed.
GREAT TRACT OF (YOAL SOLI).
Pittsburg. ()t'lobci' l.'l—-'l‘hc Monou
.geliela river Consolidated (‘oiil anti
l‘okc Company has just closed thc tlt‘fli
for the purchase of the Inimciisc tract
of coal belonging to the Now York null
(llcvclimd this ('onl (‘oiiipany at t'liui'
lei‘ol. for $l,ll00.llllil cash, The tract
contains about 4,001) acres and Is One ol
the lui'gcst and finest bodies of coal on
the Monongehcln river.
NEW MARKET ltAf‘ES.
London. October lib—An IllI'iIKt‘lI scll-
liig plate was Wiln by Erl King (six to
one.) ridden by,l.. ltciff, at the Now
Market races today. from a llcld of
nine. The Middle Park place was wor
by llcniocrai, even money. with Moan
up. Six horses ran.
EVANGELHXAL (‘ONli‘EItENt‘l-I.
St. Paul, Miiiii.. October l.’i~-’l‘hc lily-
unizcllcnl quadriciiiilal conference. Ill'lll
a morning session ycsli-l'ilay. adjourn-
lllg till this morning in honor in the
turn of tlic ’l‘liirtcclilli Itcglnicnt.
lllsliop Bi'cyfoglc presided. The coin:
mittcc on qucstiolis of church law pro-
scuti-d a lengthy report. in the discus
slou of which practically the entire
morning was spent, but no conclusions
Wt‘f't‘ reached. l'. I”. III‘OWII, of Flow-
land. and f‘. ll. Ilrown, of i-Iaslou. I’iI..
Wt'l'l' iiililc‘il to the law committcc.
('OIJ’MIIIA IIOPES TO WIN.
Now IIith‘il. October lil~Onach lv‘os-
ter Sanford. of the Columbia foothill
eleven. was in tho city last night on a
hurried trip on business. He was risk-
i-il to express himself with regard in
tomorrow's game lwtvvccn Columbia
and Princeton. He said: “We have
three good backs. and if our defensive
tactics are as strong as I have reason
to bclicw- they will prove. We will gain
as much ground as Princeton. and Wl'
hope to win."
RIGHT IN SEASON.
Delicious Buckwheat (Takes that are
tender and melt In your month are just
what the people want now. llei-kcr's
lilickwlieat is the kind your mother
used. and you cannot do better than
follow her example.
To Ours a Gold in One Dov.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
falls to cure. 26c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
lmes—I just dropped $10 on a horse
named “Ilcwcy.”
Smith—Well. you might IIfH’P‘Itnlan
that it horse named Ilewcy wouldn‘t
know how to runl—I’uck.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, of (lroton. S. I). “Was taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
longs; cough set In andfinally termina-
ted In Consumption. Four doctors gave
me up. saying I could live but a short
time. I gave myself up to my Savior.
l
DECISION ON A FOUL.
San Francisco. October
round.
About Our Stock.
-.-- .....-.¢
inn iiiiiis.
Our second floor is devoted exclu-
sively to Wall Papers.
find the very ldtest patterns.
PIIIII'S, OILS. in
imam.
We carry a very large stock of
paints of the best known makes—
thoy're guaranteed to wear as well as
to hold their color. Our Oils and Var-
nishes “are the finishing touch" to
any job.
Ill’llS'l‘S' II'I'ERIILS
that enable artists to make their
paintings “works of art" are here. We
have tubs and water colors. The very
best kind. Everything for artists.
PICTURE FRIIES.
We make a specialty of making pic-
ture frames to order. llring your
pictures here-select a moulding that
lust suits you. and we'll frame It to
your utmost satisfaction.
Wall Papers, Pnlnters' Supplies. Art.
ists' Matt-rials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decorating.
DECKER.
87 Washington street. .
South Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. Call, 113-5. Open evenings till 8:30.
WE cat Yllllll ATTEllllllll
. lvi
lilphll
ll"
K“ ‘
To the advantages offers in the using
of our Lchlgh Coal: Loss dirt. less
dust, more comfort. more satisfaction.
more heat to the bushelful, more econ-
omy to the too than any coal sold.
Gives satisfaction because It's satis-
factory coal. Try it once. You'll see
the advantage of using It always. “.00
per ton.
IRVING LOCKWOOD & 00.
Successor to It. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office. Water street:
Branch Office, corner Washington and
Main street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call, 31-6.
l
n. llllHUll Baal.
Electrical Engineer!
and Contractor.
House wiring of every description.
Gas and electric fixtures. motors,
storage batteries. telephones.
Repairing and Jobbing a. specialty.
liitcst phase of the situation Ill South
Africa ’was considered, llis principal
business was to arrangc respecting ihc
text of the Queen's speech on the rc-
asscmblliig of pui'llaiiient next ’I‘ucs-
day together with other preliminaries.
Iii—Fred
Riisscll was given the decision ovor
Theodore Van Ilusklrk, of Minneapo-
lis. last night on a foul in Inc fourth
Here you will
dctermined if I could not stay With my 29 WALL STREET
friends on earth, I would meet my nb- '
sent ones above. My husband was ad- NORWALK- ’
vised to get Dr. King's New Discovery ,
for Consumption..(Youghs and Colds. i
gave It a trial, took in all eight bot-
Abeudroth Ranges are the Best.
. Our order for these goods was placed before the advance in iron, which on-
ables us to offer them at foundry prices.
20 styles of heating stow-s from $3.00 to Sillllll cat-h,
Sco oilr ncw Puritan oil licuter, lig..t, durable, handsome, odorless, smoke-
less, cheap. More simple to operate til an a common lamp. and costs less than
Ic an hour to operate tlicm.
STOVE REPAIRS AND F‘l’l'l‘lN(l S ll‘Oll ANY STOVE EVER MADE.
Our lamp department always the pride of our store, ls today, far ahead of
its usual beauty. Our assortment is the greatest and grandest we have cv-
er had. .
li‘liic table and pocket cutlery from all ilic standard manufacturers including
foreign makes such as ltogcrs and Wade it llntclicr.
Full lines of Rogers. ltussclis & IIiilIllml ll; Edwards fine silver plated
ware. also sterling novelties.
lIOI'SI'IIt‘IYltNlSIIINfl GOODS OI" EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Open every evening. loods delivered 50 miles.
- Tel. 1384.
w. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and firm Streets,
South Norwalk.
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011
29.19:- ._
A. o‘i‘cnermanis
‘llev Carpets.
New Linoleum.
' New Oilcloili.
lleiLJaclieis.
New Capes. .
' New Skirts.
; New Underwear.
New Hosiery. ‘
New Gloves.
A. DICKERMAN St SON,
84 WASllllllllllll STREET. Sillllll llllllWIlK.
10.000 bushels
Old Recleaned Clipped Willie Oats,
and 10 carioads
01d Timothy Hay.
A'I‘ OUR ELEVATOR.
Horses fed on new oats and new
hay "are Sllbjtlllli to the Cube.
RAYMOND BROS.
THE “BEST MAIJ BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND animus: '
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
a
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN. HIGHLAND PlleER.
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND CREAM ALE,
and Matt with Iron. Stock Ale and Porter.
PUT UP EXI’ItESSI.\ FOI: FAMILY USE.
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
TIIE I’llltES’l‘ MALT TONICS MADE.
They build up the wank. and are unsurpassed In any particular.
Hotels and saloons furnished at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE To Immune.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Sole Agent,
NURWALK HOTEL.
23 NORTH MAIN STREET.
NONI“.
To]. Call. 1191. Booth Norwslk. Telephone call, 149-5,
THE HIOHIAND. Winnlpsnk.
cncd am] his face let With the some storul
VINE DIVORCE PETITIONS.
There are nine uncontested divorce
cases sci down for hearings before
Judge Robinson at the short calendar
session of the Superior ('oiirt today.
With one cxct-ptitin the applications
for ilccrccs are made by the wives. The
threc Bridgeport cases are Laura r'.
VSmlth vs. John O. Smith; Alice Teal
jvs. Isaac N. Teal; itosc liailtzel vs.
lSlephcn liadtzel. Other petitions are
those of Jennie Disbrow vs. Frank Dis-
brow: i-Imily Sniffcn vs. Oscar Sniffen:
Bcllc A. Swwncy vs. Thomas F. Sween-
ey; .Iohn W. l‘ant vs. l-‘lora E. Flint:
I-‘annle E. (luviii vs. John {\I, Gavin:
('assl‘e Norris vs. Howard A. Norris.
The majority of the twenty-eight oth-
er ciiscs on the list are foreclosure mat-
ters. Lottie I). Ilrown. of Bridgeport,
who has instituted ii stilt for divorce.
from her husband. Alexander L.
llrnwn, asks permission to place her
case on the list of uncontested divorce
suits for failure of defendant vto ills
answer to her complaint.
President King. Farmers' Bank.
Brooklyn. Mich. has used Dertt's
Little Early ltlscrs In his f'amlly for
years. Says they are the, best. These
famous little pills cure constipation,
blllousncss and all liver and bowel
troubles. George 0, Stillson. South
Norwalk: Ed. P. Weed. Norwalk.
l‘wrfci-tlon is made up of trlfics, but
it‘s- no trifling matter to attain perfec-
lion.
“When our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough. our doctor gave
One Minute Cough Cure, They recov-
ered rapidly." writes I’. D. Belles, Al'-
gylc, I’d. it [comes coughs, colds,
grippe and all throat and lung troubics.
George P. Stillson. South Norwnlk; Ed.
R Weed. Norwalk.
"It did me more good than anything
I ever used. My dyspepsia was of
moiulis’ standing; after eating It was
terrible. Now i am well." writes S. B.
Kronor. llolsington, Kas.. of Kodol
purpose that made tilimb the crowd of It'lllli' ,i
folk and neighbors around him. “t'ouieout. l . .
Alastair!" he called, and a tall slip of a lad '
innit- out and stood waiting by his side. Ilis‘
father had given him a strain of Ilanlshl . 0H ave
blood as well as Celtic, and his mother badl ,
been kindly Irish of the Irish. liut .\lastaii' .
Mai-Alastair favored ncitbci' fair Ian not1 A i1
dark Aileen, l way?) 011g
l "I am here," he said, speaking in Gaelic, all
is stopped to his father's side, "and the time ' A
is here, Inn MacAIasluir says. And \vhatdc In Use F0? 0701‘ 00 Yeah:
you want of me, neighbors?" . . ..
“(lo «burn to the bench, Alastair," his in ‘; .
tlicr raid, curtly. And the boy obeyed silent "
ly. When their feet were Blililt‘ dccp ll - ‘
ll’i’llt'l' Ian .‘IncAlnstnir rpokc again. "Dir: . " '-
you pray before you slept tonight, Alastair? ‘5‘.
\cs'.‘ That's good. Strip, no r. “it IOI. vut c'l'lul can..." “mm... c."
lifted wondering cycs tolnu's photon}: lilt’t‘ W
but obeyed silently, and prmcntly nonu- om; . .‘
iniittciod n Yell-ll) of an old spcll sum: lllill 7g!-
changed the wonder in Alastair's eyts It
toiiiprcheiisinii.
Naked hands and salttd fset are all thal
tho sis has and of.
Naked oh. the soul must go that the ninth
ivnve has giecd of;
Nskul Iii-mt for the liars to sift, sakct’
limbs for the ride to drift
Out from the shore. to come no more to flu
health: that ‘ll’lu spirit has head of.
When the murmur died Alastair raihtwl lair
head and ltmkcil round on the dill‘l.t‘ll(‘ii
fares with s flickering smile on his pale
mouth. "Is it to drown myself you'vt
l‘rought liic Ill‘l’t', or Will you do it, Ian Mai-
;ilostair‘.’ I'll llll no lillgt‘l” to stop you. lot
loin: IIIIVI'.’ I lll't‘n kilowiug I wasthcncmllcsi
mouth and the useless hand suiting you; and
my red head bringing bail lurk to your not!
i.ll the summer. Hilly I'd take it kindly i.‘
you WilliIvI «in it ipiiickly, friends "Ilcl'anI'
it's bitter l'nllI it is waiting lit-i‘c."
"You shall not be uniting long, Alastair.’
Inn soul. heavily, "and neither it ill yot
drown yourself nor no you; \'.c will be gil‘
mg you a LIlltlIL’l‘, though not in Ronald
shay."
"Ronald-hay I know," Alastair said
(.UIt‘ll)’, "and it's glad I Would be if ya.
Would kill me lici-c uilb your own hand, is
tlier - Nil—T" Ilia lullul slipped from Ill‘
father's shoulder. "Then how your‘v'ill am:
your way, Ian MacAlaltair; I'll not gammy
u."
"There's the moon," Ian said. at last:
"now make ready." “entangled and «Image.
mine «lurk olut-tt at his it-c: a little highc:
till lliu Ilt'ut‘ll. 5t) lli.il. It's ltiwcl' Clltl uiil)
lay in the sca. Alastair glam-id at it no.
saw that it was a tree trunk, “’t‘i‘iI-I‘.i\‘t'll.'ll
and l-arniiclc grown “on \illhlllllfl abolitin
hruvy seas. pron it a spur was laslicvl l rosy
c. inc. .\ll|sl.‘lll' looked at it a liltilill‘lil. loi.gcl‘
than in “balsamic to a guiurc from liz-iia
tlicr lull liiiiiscll down upon it Willi his
arms Ullllil'f‘fl‘lll'll. 'I’hcn Marilniialnl an?
i'nollit-r Ilidll stmpinl ovt-r Ililll, lllsllllzx in:
feet together. Illlll, llicn securing his illl:..‘
It Hit 1 I‘rmqill‘i'l‘jllf-l alu‘vycthcrlllnu's. lie. I
nlilill, ropes licld him by the shuuldcrs filirl‘ . _ . .
Wt‘llli l'th‘i' Ilm limly, t'l’OMllil IIII llil' Ill't‘llll. . “1:3”:‘3l$2:fl:fl?i?‘a‘:ttg}l?srg fixings":
fllli llleht‘ \‘ut'rt‘ drawn on lightly liuil‘ ‘ ,I ‘ ,. , f. . . .
\lnstaJ. .llll'l‘ ciiiliiriug with t‘lt‘lll'lll'll lci‘ll' fulfill“. d him With Sillfii " m bmms [O
for n ininuic, was forced to cry out. "Lo l‘u'l. '
il,” Ian .\l.ic.\lsslaii' said, homscly, and the ’
otlici's ringed.
“I am i-nilt.‘ omy," Alastair said, smiling, a.
they drcw lurk fiom him tor a lllllili'n:
"Your idiots arc List. .\l.'ii~ilnii.‘.lvl, and so .1“
~nh!" 'l'hcy ILIII i.iisc:l thv I’I'IMF upright Dyspepsia (.‘iir"- it digests what you
now, and the allilill‘ll strum up -:; Insltl‘h'l not. George (w Stillstin South “up
ti'ruiiylit Ill'l'ki‘! haul lort'cil .ilio: l.l‘I'l if: fi‘ui'.‘ Walk“ In P “Iced NOTV'I‘lllk
Alastiur, lilll. the ticxt tough Ill wi'ciilclit in l ' . __________' I ' '
bore lIl silcru r; moi it was tiilli sliul. l,pa
and must cycs that ho i‘llillll’ifll lllt'lllltIvIt'Il
casting out erllI their midst and hlliulllt'l'lllg
splash into iiccp water. .
“A boat Will be picking you up, pinyin»-
No man ever sold his house and lot
for as much as he asked for it,
OABTORIA.
but you mil not be coming hack to Ilonalil- . ”Fm” Ill! KM “I II?" N
ltII.’|)',iIlIll.i" .\l.ic.\l.islair." .‘lhciloiioldshout l Signatars M
ed altti him, but Alastair milcd no (Ill‘rit’l
back as those on shore hall" expected. Ilt '
did not even turn his head to look at dial it I“ as may to effect fusion between
shore, but lay still upon his cross. taking; 1"’l‘l'lllhlfi 3"" Democrats In Kansas
with the hilllic quietness flu- stingdig of flic l W'W ‘15 It li‘ m SN ‘1 (“'an
salt spray in his cyrs and the tingling mini
is his hound limbs. l RHEUMATISM is ilsnnpi'rauv.
“Naked IlnllN the sca has nccil of,” .\l 4 It has 1““ been demonstrated by
astair whispcitd presently. "Dots the seal learned ”Winn.” that Rheumatism 1'
want me any more than tlic land does. I" hereditary “ml ”‘3‘ it I“ title to 3 ml“
WWW; “h. hm it's mm, W“, “Mgvvlcrolic in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
shuddering nsoiiesvavc nllt’f‘llnI-lllf'l‘tIf‘ilVO CW“ km“ the microbe and cures "1.
(Wet his naked body. “I wish the Willtl dlsease' PHC“ onc “Om" Per package.
uould m; then i would get .. t'llnnt'v: of Manufactured by Corona Communion:
drowning. Is that n mutterot'lhuiiilcr? If (.‘o., Camden, N- J- For 5313 by R. “-
Willi it were. Mother. arc )"iu sorrmvl'uli I’Inlsfcd. 43 Washington St, 30m“
somewhere for llil.‘ tonight?" A nearer niut‘ l Norwalk, Conn.
lcr oi thunder stopped his murmuring, and '
the next hour laid another irosa upon All Of course a man should ”SW" "'9
astair's burdened shoulders-4M cross ofi-‘ii’llilnicnt of friendship. but should a.
perpetual tossing about from drowning to . man 5 friends work him 10 death?
lilo, as the big seas liltcii him now, and now “——
llrnkc ovcr him in a clatter of yellow foam. HOW TO PREVENT GROUP-
thn the stress of the storm went by .-\l-; We. have two children subject to at-
astair had faintt'ii, but presently tlic lliliirh tacks of croup. Whenever an attack Is
of some tossing wreck upon his niikoiIIvrcnpt, coming on my wife gives them Cham-
brought liiiuahnotvledgcof bungerand cold berlitin's Cough Remedy and It al-
and pain. ways prevents the attack. It Is a
"The my, will bc plenty no“ can, I'm household necessity In this county and
thinking," Alastair gasped, as he tried to‘ "0 man-9" What 9‘59 we. fun 0|“- Ofr "-
sl ilki’ the drenched hair from his cycl. “If
only the sea won't cost me up at their very
doors—or then they will bc thinking I'd be
toming back again to haunt them. Is it com-
ing loose I am?" The rope had slipped from
would not do to be without Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. More of it is
sold here than of all other cough medl-
clnes combined—J. M. Nickle. of Nick-
le Bros. merchants, Nicklevllle. Pa.
For sale by George C. Stillson, South
his right arm, leaving it free, and the next
five flung him against a sharp-edged rock, i NWWMR; 3- P- Weed. Norwslk.
bruising his tree arm on tho small sharp‘ ,
shells that covered it. But Alastair clung There are two things to do 'h’n
fast to the Inuit, Willinlfght in hilfnmilidt.y0" are Imposed on: one is to stand
would not fade for all the pain of torn flesh “- but no one “‘0'“ What the Other
and nerves; and presently hefound what he thing iii.
was seeking-m crevice through who it he ———_'
could thrust in. amt-m When in. hand was the cm s (laugh in One I!!!
. fixed fast in the jagged hole the light deep. To Cum 3 Cold in On. Day
sax-d land auflcncil‘dlastair'a face. T001110 m M h on. m,
t ong. last. 6: crmcn from the island of
To cm nest-sne- in Ono Day
Edsy found him, still bound to hint-rose. .
Though thcy were afraid to take the Take Cleveland's Lung Healer. 25m-
t‘rowncd lad aboard their boat, int they if it failatncurc.wc willrhmfullyrrfnmi
sbouluil stiller indtbclir herring harvests, they- t- -- mom". IT'W air free.)
icivci cross on a ashore With them and l '
buried the cross and all in their Windy bill ' 50:3: "file's: flfigzdyzr?:gwmzl
graveyard, whcrc lie those few men of Riley Norwnllt ' ' i .
that tin- son has not drowned. '
And the story of CronAlutsir is a woo .
ful story in the North isles to this day-5
A husband is always genuinely up-
prulailvc of a gift, no matter what It
ties. It has cured inc. and thank (ind.
am saved and now a well and healthy IN!"
woman." Trial bottles frcc at Frank H. YOUR "W
Baxter's drug store. itcgular size. 50c m
and 81.00. Guaranted or price refund~
ed. ' 'mn EVENING mill”.
A FIthllTFL’L BilliNDEIt WILL BE READ
Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Id. Cut or Ilruisc. lluckien's Arnics BY
Ivc. the best In thtI world. will kill mm.
,the In and promptly heal It. Cures '0“
Old res. l-‘ever Sores. Ulcers Dolls. THAN iN
Fulons. l‘orns. all I-lkin Eruptions.
Best l’ile Cure on earth. Only 25 cents ALL my OTHER PAPERS
a box. (lure guaranteed . Sold by
, IN TOWN.
lb gins time they held out little
i
Frank H. Baxter Drugglst.
HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MEANS HIGHEST “MUM
'fl...".nramin.‘lhlmtlln_-Ld. . l
.—
ls, if he isn't callcd‘upon to pay for it.
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