x.
r
.
ly oil oil the email fruits, such
‘éo, V blat'kberrles, currents,
(thrice, .elderberries, blueberries
heir best during the midsum-
' ohths, says Mothere’ Magazine.
orifice and Red Raspberries——
ewes and red raSpberries in
We make line preserves. For
it numbination, use one pound or
or to. each ,pound of fruit, as the
befrles'are tart. In combining“
berries and rhubarb, use two
i‘as‘ypborrl s and one part rhu-
li‘orjlim o' jelly.
‘lipberriestiack or red rasp-
.are nice conned. Use about
lird. pound of sugar to ouch
n 'ot\,“i’rult, or less if you do not
all t in very sweet. Place the on.
r with a little water in u prcserr.
kettle, and when boiling add the
.fi pherrles and cook for about live
lonelier they have come to u
Fill ‘clcan runs until orvrllow-
n then seal lip air-tight. . ,
{Bled Raspberries and Our 'tttils~-~ltetl
'anpherriee make flue jelly, and are
peelally nice combined with our-
'ts in jelly and preserves. When
‘omblnlng e3 canning, uuc hull and
half of each kind of fruit. in making
use one third curranl juice and
thirdu red raspberry juice. in
‘ gaining" the jelly, use one pound or
an to each pound ”of fruit.
, 'ynrranla~t7urrzmin are not only own
ogllent used in combination with other
'r“ but make tine jelly and. pro.
«trashy themselves. There is no
use one fourth to onc
‘ amount. of suitor. lit-d.
in he and blot-.13.“ currents cam all ho
' dellyllmgli b but; the red cut"
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’rnnt is the variety generally used for
this "purpose. Pick the currents over
carefully. when and place in a, preserv—
iug kettle with just enough water to
prevent burning. Do not let the her-
ries come to o. boil; but marsh as soon
on they are heated through, pour into
jelly bags and suspend from o. hook,
over a bowl or kctttle, and let drip
for several hours. By not allowing
the fruit to boil, and letting it. drip.
you will here it clearer jelly, Heat,
the sugar in the oven. and ndd.to the
boiling juice. Test often. it. should
be reody to pour into glasses inahout
live minutes. When cool, cover the
glasses with melted parallln. 7
Blackberries“’l‘bcrc are a number
of vurietieu of blackberries. The long
blackberry is firmer than the round
ones. Some nre much sweeter than
others, so this should be taken into
account when putting them up for in
lure use. he (:ax'cl‘ui in selecting
blackberries for winning, and choose
only those which are ripe clear
through, and are evenly ripened. You
often find blackberries with a
green or red section on one side;
liter-o should be diucurdml. ‘ in con-
ninu, make u, syrup by allowing one
pound of sugar for mach two pounds
of fruit, and one cluil‘ul of
llave the syrup boiling, then put in
the fruit, and heat through, then pour‘crosnuiuo. “S the threads are closer,
It not is to
up. Blackberries uuihe n deliciouslbo loll unfinished, cutting should be
jnm by themselves, and are nice com- in line with the long: utruigbt threads
‘ which run lengthwise or bloom-Net is
of the berries and two purls rhubarb.nnoro ctr-iii“ lwnuned it‘ cut. in this
lilill‘ltllol‘ijd jolly is uunh improved by . wuy. but for a double rhrlie it may he ,
!‘ TEAMSTER FATALLV lNJURED. 'in straight pluiu folds.
’Sbould huw u Vulunrt‘ oi' the chiutZ.
with white Spi‘t‘lld and pillows.
into jars until they oicrtlow. and soul
biucd with l‘illtltlll'li, ucing three parts
ridding; {Lilille I‘huhul‘b juice. not, more
thnn one part of rhuburhjuice to two
or three parts. oi‘blackberries. lu
trunking: blackberry jnm, prose
I‘lilo licrrics throuuh it slow, and then
measure the pulphnnd to each pint of
pulp add one pouml of sugar unless
tho berrim‘: :irc lilo rot-y H’Wt'ot once;w
then do not use so much tritium
unduly, fill-Plaid in. ‘v_ . ,
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Pufflngs, Plaltlngs, Hitches,
Sell trimmings are the fashion, and
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Pretty Bedroom and Boudoir
A fashion which prevails nowndnye
depending upon the size of the (lord.
For it double ruche determine the
Hmmsil
mums-u
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wan mvuwoi~in‘\.m\‘wuu~‘\u~w.au\uh‘n‘\wr~
)U/fl/U;’;Uiu u}';'-l-y‘p“l”1’~l-v’-i V
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wniets. etc... and a shoe box
This 1
they are not onli' made of the some Iwidth us for a ulngle one and merely ol‘ building the bedroom in many of Tcuehion and vnlnnc nl' rhiutz.
unterial us the gown but contrasting, jdouble that measurement. The best ‘the ulmpletit houses with an alcoved zlutter is easily made at home. Two
‘iv
.v‘yd'a‘,‘ "¥"" '1-
‘\‘\,‘ “\‘\‘\_-'\-\ vn
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lured chest of drawers to hold Shirt sateen in lirut muoothly tul'kcd and
wilh then it dainty l’rillcd pull" of the muo-
in or net.
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harmonizing colors are also employed
Montreal Slur. The hottest materials
are sued for slurred trimmings. but
'l‘abrlcs having more body are equally
good for pluitlnue.
A number ot' dlli’ercnt finishes may
be used .l’or single ruches. Tuffclas
iiiny‘be frayed, piuked or finished with
tiny build hemp. .liosunllnes, satlnn.
crepe tic chino und similar mittel‘inlu
may be l‘ruycd or hemmed.
edges of chiffon should be rolled and
whipped tightly with fine stitches,
lmilking an almost. invisible finish. Net
lmny be hemmed, or, ii‘ it. has a line
.mcsh, cut in such n wny that. the edge
‘nccdu novilniuh. Any oi" those mater?
“lulu um); also be cut double. with one
or two cords running through the con-
«tcr. Soft ribbons rcquiring no llnlsh
can also he uscd cll‘cciircly,
\‘Cmthcr the strips for these i'llCllelT-
with excellent el‘lcct, according to the _
The?
‘wuy to get. a true edge when they nre ldresolng room or boudoir permits nf
cut lengthwise or crosswise in by pu'll- {much more effective furnishing than '
ing a thread (if the nmtcriul. Youlwhcn the bed, or node, were more?
73h gauge the width oi” tho bias strips ,pluiniy in erideuce. l
with a little piece of cardboard notch- in response to ‘n letter asking ad:
ed the desired width. rice in furnishing an ulcorud bedroom;
When a long piece of ruche is to bi for her young daughter. 21. Montreal i
made it is much more easily handled lSllll‘AVl‘ittll' proposes the use of End,l
it the ehirring threads are in short lish glazed Chintz for window drnpei“.
il‘engtbn, not more than a yard. :Solt'ios. couch cover, etc. I
lcrochet or knitting wool is best to use! The foliflh'lng scheme in pink nnd '
no u cord. using any number or white could be used here: Cream col-
st ‘ands, according to the thickness re loved well in kaiuomine to within two
(mired. There is no and to the differ- ice: of the ceiling, woodwork white
out arrangements of uordings undfonumclwn frieze ol’ Chintz end the:
spacings that may he used on these line of domurcntion between the knlg
ruchcs. A pretty effect is gained by uomine and material covered by 9.
lining transparent mun-rial with wood molding. This brings the chintz
_a contrasting color, hunting the two on a line with the top of the window
nmtcrluls together and nmkln: them firamo, nud therefore produces a do.
up as one. A pinkod imx ruchc is it ‘lightl‘ul cilcct when the curtains ol‘
quaint. typc of trimminu. Chintz are dropped on either aide ol’
Hox plaitinge Should hemmed [the window. Fluurcd not or muslin
lit}
alln‘ l1 bc lengthwise, crosswise or and joined to the garment by n cord {may be used tigulnet the glass in full,
lbi: -. t-I‘pcndn upon the material. t‘ltilfilpiplng. Side plultl’ugs or dulliinlts’ls’ol‘t lolda
ll)“ HlW‘llld illh'ill‘fi be Cut ionmhwiw should be out double, i'oldcd througl‘ii it have before me n whintz with n
or crourwinc. Silks; nud unllns lie in
i . .
:ltlitui‘ folds it cut crosswise or lung.
water. till the edge in to be t‘rnyt‘d they must
:bc lengthwise or crosswise, preferably
trunking a thicker fringe.
lcut tiny ol’ the three whys.
. illl‘fcit ut materials; require tlil‘i’crrnt»
proporliolm ol' tulncss. .-\ soil. l‘ubric
lll(‘U.l.~lli:ll n4 l'lzlil'tlll. requires three times
‘lhc icug‘2h ol‘ llll,‘ linichcd rutho. Tut'-
i't—tu, lumwlllne and such malcrinls
tlun'int: :t little more body. require (till)
about intro tho finlsltcd Erna”).
.tbc width for n pinkie? ruclu-
impel allow from a dunrtvr to a hill
Ithovccnlcr and hosted.
edge which the plnitlun is to finish closely over it. Small figures are
yelder curtains oi the Chintz, and
‘flgured not is tinted against the gloss.
over pink.
.ilat against the opposite Wall, has a
plain wooden irame covered smoothly
'l‘hcy rcqulrc forcuin ground und t'vovint‘h cluster“:
lhl'l'e times their liniuhcd length, The or small pink roses Scuttcrcd rather;
pln‘ln sll’lilll chairs on which the chian
has been smoothly tucked with small
b use tucks. complete the furnishing.
An Alpbu rug or plain BBrusscls oi"
dccp old moo should cover the lioor‘
and there should be no mirror sure
the one over the chiffonier.
The roetralnt in furnishing renders
the dainty luxury of the ulcovod bou-
doir more apparent. in here, wherei
there are two casement windows, dia‘
mood pnned, three are vulnnoee and
the
A dressing table between the windows
frilled and gathered over pink sateen.
The mirror frame in a pull! oi" not.
A full length mirror, hung
with ('hlntz. The walls of this room
are colored the deeper pink of the
bedroom ceiling. A hilt enumcllcd
2wicker arm chair upholstered with
chintz und :1 low wicker scat. besides
‘11 small gilt clutlr in front of the. drunk?
int.r table are tbc necessary furniture.
AS no itnliau or French bedroom is
complete without, its little drosuing
‘Silillliit illSHIliil Pilit
For
Oil l‘
“should be turned under it event’s width l
Stitched to position. l'loth ounce oi' u jt.
knil'c plnitintz may iic lil'lllllil'll, mnl‘tlét
row of machine sliti‘hint: about a hzilt' ‘(
link from the upper cage lirilds thcji
p‘ullt tint and mount: a litrillilllg. li
l
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.. ‘S'l‘l :\!l“(.)i’lll. Auuuri 3."*Alldi‘€’\vl
‘ll'nsko, n tcumktcr, l‘cl’s‘y‘yhnru old.I
par. :rohnbli‘ l'utully injurcd ycstcc-
‘dur, whcn his tcam run over him. lief
~lull lctinctl reward from the soul (0‘
'li.\‘ a port of tho hurnl‘s‘n. loin his l‘ztl-
‘unvc and full lllllli‘l‘ the ‘wlnols \Vlllt‘ll
paused urcr him. At the husuilal it
v
i'
A' VER—TlSE 1N THE SENTINEL ;in~ n lm' t.llli mrd, 1hr evxurl uniounl. it: Mntcd that ho can not rcrovcu ;
i
nnd buntcd. and the pinning blind ‘girlgiud a ground which in ruthcr1
rct'y pretty price of lurnium- to use
in here.
no hiuher ihuu tho top of the marlin-ea,
nllhough the brad jiuntw nrc utmost an
hih us in nu wdinnry lhrcc-imurlcr
bod, in ill“ room with tho bod .«hnuld‘
table. below which one may sit to do
the (-oilfure, so here these pretty and
conrolllcnt little adjuncts to the or-
dinary bedroom furniture should at.
ways he in evidence. An ordinary
pinc table at jilSi the proper sixc and
height for convenience may be cover.
0d owr the top with :sulccn of any
pnlc color ticsircd, and hung: with
brcudllm n umtily full on the sides and
from. There curtains should separate
in limit to udmit of tin" kllPi-‘S going
under nu one qits at :1 (bank. (‘lrcr
this color dotted muslin or figured not
should he hung in t'uli gathers, ilniuh-
int: nrouml ilw tubio top with a three
‘i‘nch l‘lill inning n tiny inmdiulz’.
'i‘hu plodding mirror tilUll‘tl limo u
no plum (l{llt' tbii’foulci; n chintz cor. lplniu \l'ondl‘n l‘rnmo over which lbw
ircfe‘nblc for the room of n youul‘:
:loscly corerud in chintzcs and cre-
opnes is much in vogue just now. The V
iciliili; should be washed with pink,
he ohmic of tho mum. Tho curtains
u lhlh lurgcr room should not be val-
lilt‘trS. but hum: m’cr the muslin once:
The brow bed
The bungalow bod, ~.~;o.-c:tllul, is a
Tip posts at the fool come
While Illicit trinmwzl uilil lli‘tlllI‘iIO
t:n;:.7ui.~c i»: ua‘ml, [or thi; driury little
ll‘lll‘li. (lilo l}!‘ll:~ ii lllili'h lam». oxpc‘u-
\‘v‘lh in do luv clu'irrx'M-u'y :ll lumen,
lllpt El.
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RULES or HEALTH.
Medical Authority Tells What Ono
Most and Should Not Do.
“i‘wrm‘nml llyuit-ui" rclaloe to the
int-um: by which our individual hmltii
is prcuczwcd. 'i‘bc mom important
thorn arc cxcrciev. proimr cure of lili‘
tliuculivc or nllun-nlul'y tract. cit-anil-
no». ulocp and appropriate clothing.
The article on “I“cruuuul lii‘nicuo,"
b3; llr. Almh ll. l‘loly, from which the
nhortv uuotutlou in iuhcu. in, the fourth
of a series by thin medical authority
nppcurlnu in the New \‘ork 'l‘clcphonc
llovicw.
"Ewart-inc," sure lir. lioty, “aids in
mwurinu good dluwniion and proper
sloop. mid helpu to mulntnin “in earth"
it.“ of the \‘uriouu functions of the
body.”
“Walking.“ he dcclnrcu, "is the nub
oral and proper I‘Ill‘lllltl ol‘ obtaining
exclusion. und in superior to all other
methodu. The. isnbuluutlul houclltu ob-
tained by walking depend chiefly upon
the rcgulnrlty with which it in per-
formed." A long \‘lllk uhould not be
taken immediately alter it full tncui.
l~1xm~cine in the open till; end not
rust. in the proper remedy for t‘ntitlllo
he the rcnult of u coutlnuoun meutul
strain.
it in of the utmost importunre that
the digestive or ulimeuturr trout be
pi'otwi'ld from improper or too much
food. 'l’lain. uhuplc nud ctlnlly digest-
otl nrticleu of dirt. constitute the horn
mill and healthy mnane of uecurinit
uourlehment without injury to the or-
gnnu concerned in thin impmluut fune-
llou. '
Cullen and filth may be taken by
tidultu in n l‘enuonuble amount without
injury, but they are pooitlvoly injuri-
one for children and young pernonu.
"(liounliueus oi the person." he
write-e, “is not only necessary. but in
plan plouuurcoblo to those who ilfM'
tire it. The skin cannot be cleaned
properly tililese there is n free nee oi!
noun. Sen and fresh water nothing
are for, pleasure rather than clennll'
nuns and should not be indulged in tor
at. lennt two hours after outing."
The cure of theioethla attenuated~
lugly important factor in the preserve»
tlon oi health. The teeth should be
thoroughly hrunhed upon rising and at
bedtime. and it is an excellent prim:
tlce to rinse the mouth ninht Vilma
ll!v
n
”morntiizwlth a isolationist out a in»;
. . h K ‘ ‘ 1.131 in unpliv‘ m ninlu lllll‘ll
curbountc o: .«tuln. tllli.‘*(]llill'lt.‘l' or u HAD pecKET PICKED. i ll‘ , ’l‘ l . ”A \ ml Hf
. . . . ;\)l’ l!‘ ll. .‘ ll :1.» :‘w :l‘l ‘m‘
tcuxpooulul oi t‘lilll‘l‘ to u him-still oil __._.-._ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ ‘
whim lilil n {ll 1; c, :1 WM, lil$'l\i',~‘ his
u‘utcr. 'it‘ i! in" .21,.;.' 7—- ' '1» ;. ~n - . . .. .,
q! . ; H ‘ » “I ‘ “(w)“ v . r-l .\. .lt.‘ ...\. .\ l l x .0. \\lllt it ill (”Why mm 1h“ ”“3 w. ‘.1‘.h.l_;‘.l.;..»‘.y
= :u‘a <.. .. ..
“‘ “l ‘ " "1 “‘ ’ ‘1 l“ ("H in: on .». mmthd "'muvl' til .\l:|ill m ....,.;.;_
in}: rrwt both For the body null the ._ , . . _, . . .
. crud. \‘v‘st-‘rriul'. llu‘iuvic ill‘lilll‘l'l‘ fan, maul. . ..~, l_._ l. .. :., l mu: .,
mind. .\ person who uuil‘crs trout ill- ‘ i . ‘ . . y. . _ , ‘
Millllllit int n lol‘ml‘tlnhltl period is not ‘l‘1l~li""‘-’-"‘l ll." “V“ iii“““"“"“" ll“ “V".‘H’MU ML I 'H h MINW' m N Am-
‘ ' ' ‘ i in, '. - L. l« H... t:- . ‘ _...,..
in it normal lliililltlilll at health. und ‘l'l‘b'l 1“? 1"“ “ll "'“l l" l- l“ “l '1
~ >‘ 1". 3-. i'.i‘v'\'"““ '
would cunt-uh n phwicinn and not 1‘1» and arr/2W1 rut- ol llll‘ two turn, hold‘. thou. intone. lti‘lll w lulu in Mill.)
Hill to tho um» ot’ no‘cniiod sloupih: 3!?le him ul‘ll‘l' u sturhlv i'uill UH‘ in“?
counts. ’l'ho um“ ol‘ drugs to profiting livt- nrrlrvd, 'l‘ln. prisouwr sold he won ‘ Kidney Tl‘
sloop lends: to a dangerous and pcrul~ .\‘n~ah~ 'lhurbio, m' l‘hiiuduiphin. tin“-
tioun lmbit. :uld too much cannot be no»; 6'3 ‘ is in haw inn pliwn d»:-
::uid in (‘otulmunntlon oi? thc lnnumcrw 13rd. 'l'm‘rllio denies mki .L' Tllx' lillih'
lilo. l'i‘llltuliou which nrc udrcrtieod for “5'. lie 5 hidden u l'llltl‘lm nt‘ lbm‘i
this plil‘pontr. .l‘l’op: lummn. 'l‘ln- pt lit-o are looking
During ult‘mp. thc ln‘nrt and lungs liar his: cmupuuiop.
are leer. active. and. n diminished
lunountol’uirin colmcduently taken in. “IF YOU DO NOT GET YOUR PAW
cub}; Began with 3 Lame
[Lack
i izh erupt
('llil‘ll til' at it til
row of kidney trouble that blown
j\\llll a lump innit. und “i am
‘ccrtulnly lizzmhl‘ul in uniting a cure
_ of my kidney trouble by uslulz Mill'y
ililllilt‘)‘ Pillow" 'l‘I‘y lhtnl yonruull'. For
Silll‘. by nil tli'upz:h;l:=.‘*‘~‘
,H»
..
.1,
Armin. ll
l, \..Iv. rout nil;
hurls:
it. in therefore essential that the air p55; CALL. Up WESTERN __...
nhould be on i‘ronll nu ponuibio. but that. UN|ON." . ‘ " ' ' -~~
droughts should be avoided. nud. while WRECKED AU l'O VICTIMS RECOV-
the hood in expound, the body should: All M The Seutinvl oily out» ERING.
be kept warm. ecriinri‘u who miss their paper run ~-—--- "‘
It should be runwlnhorcd thnt when new .1 copy sent them by uniformed \\’.\'l‘l-filllll’lt\‘, Ant. .. til «it ”tutti“
cotton or lincn umlorclothim: becomes iucsurnrtcr 1)’ culling ”1.. enter" Union MW.” in t1,“ \n'tuflt in the punch “u.
Wot from pereplrntion, oruporution ’l‘clt;~mll|1hoti'hro7o'clock. ‘ionlobllo on lbw bliziluuy mur Surya
WW“ 1’1”“ H“ “‘de “‘“t ”‘0 body Do not ntuke your complulnt until mour. l'tll‘ly Suudny. wvl'l' l‘t-pnl'it‘ti EH
becomes quite cold. whercnu it wool or about “1 l5 o'clock, thou pull the Wont: routing ronll'm'tubly. and H M “wwb
3““ l“ “3”" the chilling WW“ place rrn llnion direct, not the, South Nor-'cd that .ull will rtwovor, the only no
“‘0’"? down" wulh Melting Sentinel. The Woutoru tulity in connection with w». nm'hll‘nl
“fem”: l" ”W mutter 0’ clothing. Union will send u ulceurngor out' being thut ol‘ thc drlrur. llobcrt lilo:-
Dr. Doly ”"5““ “If lhoeo M“) are. an" prompllv ul llriltl in nnuwer to ouch ‘ Hind. who Willi uo budly hurt. when tho
dictud t" “31“ inning could nee the complaints up have come in by that hit; liltli‘liluu runnintt ovor Rm? "l“l‘fl
inluplaccd und dintorted liltorillll 0'" time. inn hour, ovcrtunwd and won utililullt'li.
some which are rerouted by the x-rny At 7 o'clock n second trip will he ' thnt he died within it row ununentu ut-
uud which are the reunite hi this huh- mode “‘3, the messenger delivering nll ' [or it had hmuwncd.
H. “mm“ wopld undoubtedly be ”0m" pnporu whore oompluinlu hove come The imlhh'l' lulu lhn (‘Ircunmtimccn
reformulion ‘“ ”fl“ direction." iiu since lizllll, After 7 o‘clock no fur. of the ncridtuil uud the murmur in
Athei- deliveries will m, mode that which the lullmlitlllllo come to be in
night. l one at thnt time will in! music ilt‘mli’lllilu
.', In making roinplululeto the Wont- '3’: i‘ol'oncr Mix. ni' New Htll‘nn, liilfl
:orn union give your nnum. that h; the ”film?“ ”it! “th lll' “Ii"hllliltiillli
()SSlNthl, N. Y., huhunt fine-Au- ultllar‘rihci‘u name on Wall on i1ttg']<ii¥l'fllfi(ri‘l(ll'illll owrto licputyl’m'p-
tiumy W, drum,» wue put to deulb by turret nulubcr. and the 'l‘elcm‘nph (lo. ncr .‘hlkélwm'v- 'l'hl? inking 01‘ UH: mo‘
electricity at, slut; Hing l’rieon. curly will turn over all cmnmnhitg to the chino will he dbwumwd on Wednesday
yciilol'duy. on n penalty for the blur» circulath‘m department iii-sit thing. afternoon. when the oxectlllrv board
tier of his brother ".lnclt,‘.' u wrestler, next. mornim'. General coluplninttt (ll ihl' l'UHW communion hold54 “it “'3'
who won known in New York and lion. concur-him; irregular dolls-cry or may. uhlr lili‘E‘tllllE.
ton‘nthlotlc circles. thins: nine in condition with your nowoi . ""‘ij‘wrr‘mwrgw m toe
“duck.“ nrnce‘r body won found paper euberribern uhould he phoned 1mm; rains},insignia. 5:43:31; in“). Thomas:
hacked to piccen tu the rooms of the the elrculuttin department of tho.1.3.100...“E Oil. Pnln cm” ntuy whm
\l'uidcn Rocinl (hub lit Wnish, i‘. Y.. Qouth Norwnlk droning Sentinel at!” in used.
lent September. ills brother, Au- 02-8 on unnhh ‘
theny. o painter in the Millage, (houn- 'l‘ne new service will alert llua ev- .
pmll‘t‘ld in, the lime of the tragedy ul- onion and the subscribers who may
tcr having suddenly married a widow have any complaints; new the service
at Weldon. Wilenmrrehteu inter An- modeled by the Telegraph 00.. will
theny had in his pnsaeeslon much elf confer in lever on the newnpaper by
the personal property of hit dead emnmnnicanng direct with the circuit» ol' Fttilllil‘billl trenm it lo liliilillllltl tlmt
brother. He wen'conyicted of murder ting department at the South Narrow-{he hes not reached New York yetm
tMlddletown. fitvenian Sentinel. *5 ‘ ‘ doheneetetly Gazette;
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ELECTROCUTED FOR BROTHER'S
MURDER,
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The New «(Wit litretllng Film (in in
molten near; h for the oldent common
or in the vicinity of new York. if we
are to judne from the comments; home
of them numb regarding the elowneun
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