02/10/1906 - Atlantic County Library System

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COUNTY+ N. J..
MAY’S LANDING.
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Primarily the treat reason for edumtiqg_’the young is that they may be
~aade good dtigen& : The public school
~ystems of the country are not found~d-with a view to training the boy In
mr!y Ilfe’ln-a
manner to make him n
"good bustne~ man" when he grows to
maturitY, They are founded and main.
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lained-because %he country has need:of
|ood
ettizetm---~
In whom pahas been the cause of many Irtotlam
and honesty shall not be enMrely Subordinated
- to the love of
~oney making. Therefore lt’l.9
.dlsap.
$.~tnting to he~" a l,,~,der In the worY
ef child education IflV~ tongue to sen~meats ¯lmllar to those expressed by the
president of. the Illinois State Teachers’: Assodation¯t Springfield
.when
he sa{d: "It /~ better to develop.clear
heads and ¯tiff
backbones than warm
hearts."
There’is
nothing the matter
with.the
backbone
and
no lack of clear" --4
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ness in the head of the average American. The fierce competitive llfe ha.q
-eared for the development of these
paxt& It’htm
made the Amerlean~the
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leader in the ~material things of the
world. ~He ¯ees more clearly the "road
to. money and travel¯ the road more directly and with a stiffer
backbone than
the men of any Other race. Asa type
he is the. mo¯t e~cient money, making
machine in existence.
This acquired
ability:in
money making, however,, has.
lnoo~emt.das g Oteek Cemptpyby. tJ~._ 8~te e~ NawJ.~.~
brought with it many of the evils that
JOHN . F. DRYDEN. PRESIDENT.
are. being thrtmbed~- out in courts .atl
~.~RREST
L~ D.’
WARD, VICE
F. DRYDIi~N,
2nd. PRESIDENT,
vICE PRESIDENT,
newspapers all over’the country. -For
~".kCOB ET~’ARD, 3rd¯ 3,’]CE PRESIDE~N’T,
with this ckmr minded, stiff backboned
:_ WILBUR S. JOHNSON, 4th"V.
P¯ & COM~PROLLER,
" RICHARD" V. LL~DAB’URY. GENL COUNSEL, ,
ability
has come a dulled conscience
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EDWARD..GRAY, KECRETARY.
knd an atrophy of the flner.setmibiliflea, John D, Rockefeller
in adrfslng
"¯’Jk. "l~[¯-HIg"b~’~ 2Assistant SupeHntendent. Room~, Burkl~avd Bulldin~,
¯ Bhore Road arid Washington Av@nue. Pleamantville.-~.
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the
young,
man
who
wishes
to ¯ucceed
Theodore W. Schlm0L District
Manager--Ordinary
Department, ~I Law
Buflding, Atlantic. N. J¯to deny himself all happy intercourse
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o~ with .his fellow-men effectively
lllu.s.trated
this development of character-_ . the character
that has the clear mind
and the stiff
backbone, but no warm
-UNTFtAMMt~I.~D
~Y FA6HION~
heart. A clear mind and a stiff
backbone[ -The. countryIs full of .them.
~’~mom Who ]~omMht EmomMhClotho~
They are to be found wherever wealth
When Ellaab@th Patterson
Bonaparte
and power have thek" abode. They
of Baltlmor~ wife of NapoIeon’s brothmake successful
men, but it is .being
the ww-"
er and ~ndmother
of oar present
proved
dall~
that
they do not necesMaced on.any mariner’s
~cretary
of the Nary, tet~ed to her sarily,
make good-cltizens~
It Is th¯
t~e Arizona desert, and narlve country to mKk9 it her home,
warm.heart th~tt weneed more in our
wherea well: supplies .~he alffnalised by one chara~terlsflc-act
nation’a] life- Sympathy, humaultariant9 travelers.
her farewell to the elegance and taste Ism, patriotis-m~ honesty. These are the
of a herd of the smallest I of the gay European cai~.ltais~n~whlch,
attrtbut ,ester the warm heart.. To sugthe ~¯v.rld--tbey~re only l If never recognized as -a "royalprincess.
gest that the school children
of the
. Inches high at th’e’ wlt.ers--- i she had always, wlthher flashing
wit counkry be taught to regard them as
w to be seen at the Natural ,His-I- and extraordinary
beauty, reigned as things that. should be shunned is a ~eri_tory Museum at Soulh. Kensington,
i ~ social quean.
England.
’ Khe bought In Paris quantities
o~
An.oddadvertisement
appearsiu a I Hch cIothlngof all klnd~ and especial-.
German newspaper,ii~=whicha tempt-.Ily tw~ve Incomp¯rablel~gnnets,whlcl
lag .offer Is ma__de in these w~rds: i she declared were to last her. for
not do sq
life- Theydid
"¯¯Anybody
who
ta pioc"a is
DFFE£TiV[
FORESIGHT
persons
neglectilig
LifeInset,
ance.-Ge/your:
foresight
in
theright’focuslwhilethere
maybe time, andattk your
signature
to an,application
at.
’ once.
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SATURDxY.: FEBRTTARY
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TKE OLD H0~
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An oldlar
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Down
Thrdugh
"Mid be~
I hear il~
To
air old-gate¯ al} uhl +hot,.se bya tree.
a wild brook--th,:y
will not let me he~
I knew them nnd still
they.call
to me.
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lli’my heari:s cure 1-near ~em, and my. eyes ’
mists behold these, beneath the old time¯ sldes,
a~i~l rose 1,1osSo~m a~d orchard lands, aris~
and hcartsJ,:k
wJth.:longtngh~
my ~so~ ....
to dream there, l~neath’7~he sky’s blue II~|.:.:
within me. the weary world made ¯whole.
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lth the wild brook of all-the long ago;
To talk
- ~=:
To whlsp " the :wood willd of things we used. to knqw
when we were .old companions, b~fore my heart knew woe.
To wa~
To
To lie wit
the morning and watch It~.~,o~ unfold:
with the noontide lulled on its heart of g01d|
the nl~hlti.me and. dream the dresma of old.
: T~0tell
the old+trees, and. to+ each l]sten~ff leaf,
¯ The longi!ng,the year~Ing,aa In my boyhood.brlef,.
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The old h
the old love, would _ea¯~my+ll~ of,gritL
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The old It no, the old_gate,
the old house by-the tri~,
Phe wild
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INSURANCE
CO.OFAMERICA.
Home
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N. J.
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ter.
8he
"But we must
ter Hllda Imlm
folly not to~
Carslake has
particularly
ask~
millionaire, t- I
oDce
with wonderful
work and gold
end aged
lful.
- ,ff unusual beauty,
~ffglish barriste÷i arguing before
the poke brir~ :and curling
court, says Answers. re¯ ozne one of the famous doUn..benwith mut’h solemnity to the
nets. JustiCes: t’~31.y
is#d, there Is
Women of less note-,tl~
Mad-ame
among Lhje~;es¯" Thq : justice " Bdhaparte have ¯ometlmes,ILkb her,.
" at- him se~"erel).’v-- "’There is
~everedsuddenlythe bonds:hifashion.
-In sea water," he replied.
"but
New Englandfamily0’f flve-~Isters
cannot ’be extracted in profitable
0nc~. did so¯. l~letir~g:
flq~"clty hte
ta
t, t~e Seclu¯ion
of a country home- lands as iuexhaustll~le.
It is begin~KII~A w
:l~inese
do not take to horse
a:
stead, they, too,’purchase~l ~ before mov- sing to appear that the end Iswithin
/.l~ut .’they.:tmve "~-ildly exciting Ing clothes.e~,ough to Ig, tt a lifetime.
¯ lght. The congestion of population in
.their
~n on.~hic.h mwager- Thelrs,moreover,whlc-h’:were bought cities
Is one of the noteworthy phe- Iresses cripple th
The+ two
~)~e t~h~L~x:~a:hsh’¯-7There ar~ the ,luring the moat extravagant period of nomen~ of the .past
thirty
or_more
Lived In s tiny
-,.rlnollne,
really
did
ldst,:
years.
-Naturally,
we
would
expect
tt
~gh_~at. ~on~~ong. tor In~ma ll~Hllage
- .Mffn_fn~v~_~U.~s of people Long after the hideous hdrrors of to be-~accompauled by a diminished
~0m-CantCv~
to,Hung
Kong Lh, t tlme had abatedth¢y were never flow tbward- private
ownership " of together with an
them In !
port¯ cket =hem- ~,~-i~wlthskirtsundlst~ndedby enor- lands~ and for Some years in the-lat~ nursed
looked
afte~
are ~’alued b~" 4heir.owners at mous hoops. Even when-the others ter part. of the ¯last century this was
lands+ were
tO pri- Amy wa¯
were In the garden weedink and dig- acres
- l~’ices,, a:vletortous insect
true. o~i!~Ublic
-In 1898 "only
aboutsold
8,500,000
the constant
~imetiu/es -hundreds of dolglng in the necessaryfreedomof loose
ends meet.
vate
pt/i,
ehasere.
But
by
1901
the
~gownand Jacket,one sister,carefully
]~oOped,
sa~[ert
at.
the
window,
ready
number"of
aeres
sold
had
doubled
and
...It-.~
calculated
that h~ .Londonto warn them to fly shouM a passer-by
19o3It ro.e to near~v 23,OOO,0OO
about tour thousand
persons
acres. " The reports of ¯albs for last
;~me down the road.
make a ]~l.ving by-begging;
;ear and the current year are not at
The last survivor of Ithe five was
the av6rage
income for each
hand, but from a great varietyof
:sag aillng-befor~¯hbr
dea~a~ but nefth$7.50 m w_e~.k, or together
nurse-would
she private sourcea, withln this yea-r cape- rgw social
year;. Last-- year ;er for doctor ’tier
now, .at
modify he~ costume.
eially(
there have come accounts of a b~t
about two thousand persons were at~ flg-~i~g
for
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’When
I
take
tbmy..chamber,
l’}l
rush
of
land
seekers
and
buyers
~u
one
for begging In the: streets
oftton
ifi
Perc
;nke. to a bedgown,:: abe told them,
way or6nother
all over the we~er~
~ondon and many of them were p0sMr. Richard
"and when I take to my coffin,
portion’ of our eountrywhere :e~-llt."
~f considerable
sums of .money tartly,
¯ --= -.’.m3Tnv~aire,
had
1"11 taketo a shroud; but aa long as I public lands are for sale. Bo ~r "~ ~’~’~
~ri~h of hank book¯ showlr/g bandlhe~e
land-seekers
look
m.good,f~ith
;tW9
girls,
~’
~m~t ~lt against pillows! In, my parlor
)me deposits.
ones under-the ~
to "making heroes
and putting
the !~Y.-Sin~then~
and receive my vl¯lto~
I .wtll dress
A---l~eneh
lawyer whose sport Is
lands-to
individual
us~ In p~ou
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a~ a lady should di"e~l.
0fl~rs’ma)’
tlooning~ thinks it a- mild. snf~ and "do as they_.pleas~;
t~;’my’,
e~
a
wont-:this is akhopefu) and helpful ptoee~ IdOn~ to?al!,
in ex21~enslvedl v~’.,¢lon.
for the ~ole peo~)le, hut it is believed,
~.~uaa s
an without her hoop-skfl’t looks unditv
~L~L~ hsc~nts without
sifted, if not improper..
L.do not, ap- that a ~ry large part of the Inq~Rry way o~.
himself¯ A well-m~tde halhard-to have to give
It =ddo
ofprojected-fsliC’aye,
prove of gowns~Ll~tt bang loose like an is In~:he,~terest
will ,l~t=~en )-~a}s;tonger th~fi~
i~aH+ for the sake of a
i~- "
o~, among the regiens,
know~fl as arid np ~ Y
ohl
’coat-on
a
scarecrow,
eighing, "but
itomobfle--and
will ~¯,)st ,relY
of atpeo~t, few polma~" sa
She was not the only "lnstgnce of an or aemlarid, in the intereet
makes
all that
four hundred
to Slit/- tii,):l-’~;tJ~d
lating e~mpanies looking-to
the realldo.yb~ think
rs. Its upkeep ls c6nflncd t,, ihe old,fa¯hloned lady s~ocke<! ~t a des, ror not? I mean as
ration
~
~at
profits
throu~
th¯
difference
able InnovatiOn in a tyle~-.When the
of+ the gas and the retuc.l~ j,,ui’Is concerned; be-.
of vast’lrrigati0n
plaJ~’ tar as.Mr:
fashio~ of dra~’lhg the~ hjah’+ .low’ over earryi~ut
love-WithYg~=
by train after . (rp¯ "’l~:i;t’vl’/
.CaffSe If ~e Is
on whlciJ the government ha¯ etttered
a|k yon:"
he can
amount-of~ea~nret,~ I~ lhe ears wa~ fll~f wanlngianBwomen
begantobrdahIt back"m6re’(.i’eely
and or will enter or that these and a~ther
"Hllda tossed
head [ "
nnturally, Ml~s Hazeltlne,the oQce companies-aa/
undertake.
The na~on’t
" "Oh< Amy,
aeronnut, "’1 know of it,}
:famous prlncipaiof Bradford [~rad- tlnn hand, eft now less than 536,000,000
anythlfig
about
Nowadays they
may be t’u.’/mpare, l wHhit
emy.-~-arned hei" :glrFs that none of acres, n~ ¯~nan pal’t of which is mounto fall like a ripe
wan_~
ever~l
tain and¯ desert and swamp. Twentythem would be allowed ¯ t to take part
And I don’t
¯ five mlll~n aeres of yearly sales will plum Into theirtion of the diplg- 4n the graduation exercises who ¯hould
"feel
at
all
sure
about
Mr.
0arslaka,
and.veni-ore
to ¯ son ma~e ¯way with all of this. I¯
pope plus. VII. has ;adopt the.new style,
but If I we’re at timhall; looking lovethe a#chi#es of the "t., modestly exDose her @arL"
it not quite t/me for the United State¯
I think he. mlght
to withdi~aw what ie le~t of the publio ly In ~ny. new
ask me.
pre~s
would take a- I
are
at this
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Stains
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State
Cuurt of Pardou~ .kM
¯ revision of it~ methods of pro
under which public notice of ell
the at oreMldI!ue
. thr~ueh town W~l¯eed~r.ai] pensons havtOK "lroowIed~. W. Me, lure, C. ~. Remmeyand R. e: 8honer,
~ to?p.ublls~’
¯ with Sent[tot Lee appeared berore Goverool’ i: Mrs, William A." ~rt~t: and son Byettou - lbq
. ~ It is¯ ’r.~
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i¯ the ease to be revlewed 8tokes at Trento~ Tuesday and entered a are vliItl¯s rell~tlvM st Medfot’d. N.J.
)lfcatlon for pardo¯ ¯r parolq St
full Interaction regarding the strong protest against theptoJeot, "
. former DepUty Sheriff L. ]t. Alhlet, of
as ¯ visitor
Atlantic City, W
Thursday. " .
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which, ought to be It wu shown by .mep that the traotof 2S,0~0 >.lraney&yond~leprintbnttet.~l~o.
perl~lU¯
dtttsapfinciple
C."~ "
_carried
ou#in~’every
8iate whether the the
serneovcrs¯earlytwo-thlrd~¯f
the
areaor
St
Dem~bs--A~..
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Township and almost completely sur.
i All the departments of the public sohoels
oning power’is Tested in s 0curt or rounds May’s Landinlr, tbervby pk~e~rentlng areerowde~ to their usmest.elpscttv, "
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d or is the prerog ,tlve of the (}over.
mproyeme¯t ard o~pXe¯loo for "all time i; Mr. P. (desert hi maltinjr anted improve~ments to him Pennlmrtot> Point property.;
alone. That instance¯ arise not le
to some If purobased b3, the 8tat&
Tl~esolf made man preves the ~t~uthof :the
through the disooveryof new The los of tax reyenne’ w-- another
iaylngthat "Clothee do not maka ths man ,,
,
r
,
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or of previously
unknown ex- matter of lerlous Import to be se¯sMered. In ,:~ Fannycrea q tore, two osnI for
15o. f6r. tothat
’he
receipts
of
the
TOWllsh!p.t
y
8tess
ling circumstances,
which justify
day Only, at Beaoh’L--Adv.:
of pri.-oners
oonvlcted of
lo~s (.ffenees,’fs
beyond dispute, Oee~
though rarely, it is found that
%
man h~s been condemned. In
~u~e¯ there
i¯,
of eOur~, but one
be done. as ¯peedily aa pOs~hle, ties of the Post trees could be sseur~l In e/ther ¯ toad the M. E. Church I¯ a ho4ynext Men..Trenton, and. by,pesta,qr for ~ :1
o.pen.the. ,,pris°n doors. But Muillea, Weymouth or Buena Vista Town- day.eve¯lnl.
:
,¯
two weeks qt the court hence i¯ "the sou
of applications-for th~ shlpslf
theState
desired
I¯time
toextend
, Miss.
Dorothy,V~ml,
Who
Idastudeftt
atiht
which
eonviet~lou-wu
hM;"~:
"~’+~ "
’ ’"’~’’
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8teal
Normal
School,
1¯
the
guest
of
M~
Its
rmervstlon.
riots are based on the thmry
¯ . (b) By ~rviee by malk on~w~ek.l~t
Bertha F. Cramer,
~
Oov.Stokee wail lmDre~ed with" the
guilt_ has been proved;
’.. C¯ffee cakes, singes
and- oyster term, upOntheJudlreOf tbe
absent they have eireSdy kur- meat¯of the delet, ition and ~ to 8lye
the protest ~reful een¯idera;lo¯.
~Adv.
..
"tot ¯f Pleu In ;be same_ COunty,
d sufficient .vindication of the ion
~Mr. John P. C~utmt¯ a¯d wife a¯d It)¯ ~ (e) If tbe ~me.wbe.m~f~J~U
t~t humane conslderatI~n¯
require
Lincoln
Birthday
L~lebration
and #rmoott, of Ocean City. were the IU$i "of plying was on¯vires "
Mra A~ M. Barrett Mond~,~
MIeicale.
" the
" .town,
~’or
~. o~itrue, But ~emesare
i’ The bill repeall¯f the set allow[at
pay- "
dl’2 II~i
urtt~tbrwerk~ou~to ~re Patriotic exercises in .celebration of Lln- meat of ~W~u¯ty for e~~ fox killed In serflO0
’
1
m
Of ildllrid~
Vile]Ill,
co coin’s
blrtbda7
will
be held-I¯
the M. It_
launJ~l~i~y.,,, prmcribed
~: :$ ,.
I
Church
Monday
ntsht.
Rev. Georle’W.
Rid;thei State.hli,..]~i~d.theSootte
Aesemhlyma¯ Glblm’ bill extending,
the ~nKof,laeb
The notteebereJntufqre
itle to such "clemency;. lad iwMema,out, Pastor of the Chureh,-wlll nrsalde lad an closed mamafor deer for three °addlUo¯al
¯lven~ u s ms/tea" of’osurm’lDy~ rile"
Ire-pulling,
ia far from unknown orlranist,°r°heetrx
Mime°mprlldnjrDora
Hellas,Mrs"
pilmlat,RtrHm¯Mr.WJlsoP’W.N’.
! years’has
~the Ho¯seof_..&membly, elerko
~~
h it ts usualty o~rH,~d on beneath Norerole,
cornetl¯t,
Mira -~dwloe-’Ool¯mtn
[~ Mr. M. C. Jmdyn who him been con0¯ed’to
.....
rfa00. Enforced publicity
would and Prof, lj. Nankteel, vloll¯teta’wUJ fu-rnist lih/s homethe paat.’week ¯uterine" frbm a- " ~verT~ottosstbaB’.br~y lde¯tlry tl
¯
¯ ylet makJng t.beippl/extJo¯,
set
sev~creattllekof lumbalrsiseo¯vsleaee¯t.
music. The following pr~sTam
remedy this.
Homicides,
em the
arran~hdfortbecoml/on:
- .... hu bee¯ .
A mesa.complete mock of h~l~lwat;e and crime whereof’the se~""
and grave offenders 6f all gyps,.
at Pratt’s, May’s Imndi¯15 make known theterm of
Chores ¯
" By Cho/r tmJlder’ssunplJes
crlmee not o,,]y agalnst thn per Prayer
Rev. W, 8. 8chenek N. J .--~.dv...
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’ the applleat/on for tke ezerelso of.
NattonalOde
ByO. U.:A.M,, i Mr. George.~AluSmler bu purchased tbS Willis made..~xnotlos
y wronged, bnt stab,at
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8olo
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Mtm Blenebe’F~.t
ootreSe sd~ol¯lng J!mse :Hoever o¯ Maple
as a ~ho]e Applications
for
i ......PFom"tl~l~ -hlHes
>"~’"Of’, the, rit
" e Willies
breostbeos4esor, seyeral.
L, neoin’a Autoblolraphy Mr.Ulark Barrett &re,me
and the remora on -whloh they M*le Quartette Rev, G. W. Etdom; Messrs. 8.: Ramoey,
.cony/nasal i¯ the asme.eo~nty a¯d who
’ ~,C. 8harp, W.N. Norm,o~" J. Nllnk]yo!
to appl.y. It~ tlm-term ot this sours Tot
ought everywher e to
be u pu
Mr.
W/leer
&bb0!
t,
who
is
¯
l~uden!
tn
tl~
Lineolnlaua by members 0f Lyceum,
dmd~dolmrtlaeat of tbeUnlv~:!~ty~of Penn- eretse Of oinked.
’ ’ :
themselves.
.A.C. Abbott, ~.~. Jobuson, U,
~
¯
aytvanla, Ii reeovcrtmr from;the effeetl of ¯
Dueproof of the glvJn¯
of’ Im~lgeJ
~j
Chorals
:
tl~ pubiie|ty:~le
been in fore,.
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.
Lincoln’¯ favorite poemrecited by ~r. !rvt¯~r l~veroilInell .
asJd
must
a/so
be
made
lo
each
esxe
3onthS
back, perhal~ JoHI~ R~C~
:. Narregansett Tribe ~ )01. Improved Urd0r
. ,
Fitch
.
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oonsideratl0u of the p~titthn.
"’"
murdered his wire, B~s instrumental Duet M’ise RerthaCrxmer, MIss Or Red Men. Wall itlve ¯ in;and esn~.q’t and.
Provision
l¯ma~e
for
revoking.
.
bail
I.
Yeal’e
Opera.
House
next
8sturoay
Darn HolIIs
their home at ~Es levllle,
a te~
Addrem"’&breham Lincoln ,~ J, B P. &bbotl :event¯Jr 1~th inst.
. "
orparole.of
Imrmu who may ,at
here, several years ago, woo}’,’.
In the State Prison at Treotot,
jttSt sentence.
u&~e altdHon,.e
Bills Ini rod need,
tnitrumeatal
Duett Pfa¯o lid ViOlin Mrs.
hills were lotrodoced dnHrqr
Harrison Wilson, M|MBdwfDaCOl~lu,
dt.v~’ session of that body Monray Chorus
.
" By CboJr
Silver Collsction.
: Cort~sh, req uirlmr that paekase~ Of
eZL~otloI those compounded on The Wa:er Power Sto e--’ihe Only .St0re.
,t|Orl, shall have printed, thereon id!
redleoto.
P.~rlnnlng
next MoudKy, u~benmn mah-
~pOctu~ltF to .lighten t be
!~ Onei tt herbs. ’
:¯
Candidates
fe~’ sneb put;Icons extmpt "l’t-l,
tlmdl/ts~ themanlmement to effej
It political Commlttee~and r~qut~ i mauyprofltable Indueemeut¯ to.the patrons
eommlttes to fl|e reP0rteo! their of ,h~ Water Power Store. In ,tbe sos¯tams
ltures,
a general ~olleetl~n or remnants w!llbe aide
Wakelee, 01vln~ ¯ cltJe~ power to an. offered ;o eat|~fy every compeer.
to trolley tines to oar~y
Beginning ~next .Friday eveutnx, February
l~tb. uur usual seml-montbly aIl~ of odd Iot~
introduced In the Hot.qle a ball l:) dry~ooda wllljrive barjralml tothe Queen’s
thsr /n,rOd,)eed In the 8enateby taete~ MOat ever31hlng In cur ¯mrs wJ|l
tturn, re]all~.e to campaignoor~tribuo ~nffer abe customary blow or redticed prlce~
lu our grocery and meat department--well
Introduced s joint r~31utl on they will speak,for tbemselves. Just pity ns I
-or .a commissionto In- visit and htmr them grOan under that power-
indI
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~.~ 1niCest lnRt ezadle slept,
~-And in its sleep it smiled
And one by One three women knelt
. ~ro kiss the-fair-haired ehlld;AKd each thought of the days to-be
And b~e’a’tb~d d prayer half silently.
. !
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room ¯ few minutes
a~O?- WU It
some one who was dea(~ and had the dar-~l~a Leslie,
for what :rou did for iced drinkS.inaNe York in 1895 sen,
.
,
~lv~0
~men ~ ~n A l]heeurag~_
attack of kidme that nl~t " Dismlm~ tn dl~raee
me home With a .t
- . _. "7.
angels
buried him? Thls-man with
~
]~e’nm0~L Y0Uowed./4 Grippe-.-:"
l’h
congestion,
by your f~er for something
I had nay trouble,
~
One poured her love on many lives,
the ring upon his flnge[
was a new
One
o~
.the
most
not~,
smee~s/~l
and
pain in- the
Pe-ru-aa the Remedy That never d~e,’I
¢~me up on your porch
rleh~st man o~ this e¯n~jG in ¯ resent
e~turk He lifted
hts,~nd
and felt
But knew love’s toil and Care;
back, neada che’~.
with & reproachful
note to p~ on your
t" "Brought
Relie£
m-tlole,
h~ said, "Whatever I am s~d
I
burdens.oft
had been-’t~h~
of the rlng to be .sure .it was the~’e,tnd ajtacks of digzN whatever success I have ¯t~Ined
door,
then~
mmmt
to
nit
down.
there
in
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T.
Barnecott.
Went ¯Aylmer,oats¯
A heavy weight to ben-r¯
7"
then kissing it reverently,
he el/mbed
How to Make s Base,urn Eu~’Jne~
ass.. My~eyee gave this world ¯ owe all to my wife. From
rio, Can., Writes:
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and blow~’ brains
ouL Don’t ~ud~
She stooped and murmured lovingly:
d~wn into the darkness.
An
easily
c~nsiructed
steam
engine
,~’I.~fl
"w}nter
I
.was
~1
with pneumonia
.:-"
out, ’and -with the the d~y I flrbt knew her she he, beau
"Not hardened hands, dear child, for
der
,,co,
de~;
I
have
¯
few
left
yet,"
The next morning l~llth
Leslie came
may be .made ~y any boy with .very ’ a~er nawng m grippe.I took Petuniafor ian
h~plrsUga,
~d-the
g~at~
help-.
/anguo
r
and
ideepthee."
- ’
he added, f~_ng to ~pe~k In ¯ light~
whefi any
I ]~me-quite
down to h~r breakfast full of tile new
m¯t~.of my life."
simple materla/s. An ,old baking-pow-.,
and"two
.t months,
can say that
one can. be we]],
cured-~i
leesness of tl~e distone.,
"You.
may
wonder,
wl~
I
was
tmcle.
~he f¯mlly
were ~t mtl~
der box ~will do for the boiler. Fasteh by it-in a reasonable timeand at. l~tt]e e~upon
me 1
One had not known the burdene¢! hands,
so d~perata.,
t had sunk ever7thing
themselves
at the table
when -he
its lid to it. with shellac varnish, and
But knew t]~e e~apty heart:
’"
from
194
to
I had in an *invenUon. Your father,
came In, A young man of medium
punch-two hole~ in the aide of the box,
Ai life’s rich banquet she had mat,
122 pounds. At the
beUevlng
m~,guilty ot ~et~ distainheight
stood
near
l~er
mother.
He
An .uafed~ guest, apart.
time I started usl,g
one zbout the size. of a pin hole, the
ed me and at~the same time held back Doan’a Kidney
’~)h, .not;" she whispered, tenderly,
was like the photo. Sl~e
other as large as a. slate pencil The
lls an abscess was
~. I ~u reduced
to
"An emPtY heart,
dear child, for
that at a giant’s---but
What of th~ ¯ month’s
forming on my rig
kidney. The trou
larger hole must be fitted with a woodr
thee.begl~. I would not beg nor borrow,
other? -;,
hie was qu|ekly
ecked, however, .rod.
en plugor. a cork."
¯ e, so that I hnv_e
"This is our little girl, E[m’E/. How and as the world seemed to have- no
Your boiler Is now~ complete, .but it
"2k.nd one wu ol~l; ,d~e had known ears,
further
use for me, I concluded
been well since
a~ld weigh i88
must
be fastened at its two ends beI~he had .known loneliness;
leave It in the. maturer I have stat~L poundL"
tween two upright posts that. are atKhe knew God leads us by no path
While mt~tatin~,
on m~. ~dt, ¯ car:
Sold by all-deal
50 cents a box.
tached jto a baseboai’d,
so tlmtthe two
His presence cannot bless.
flags came down the strut Not wishBuffalo, N. Y.
Fo~ter-MUbu!n
She smiled and murmured, trus.~holes will be a the top. of ~ boiler.
ins to ’~ taken up as ¯ tramp, I slipThe side posts should rise at least¯ t’wo
fury:
ped lnto the darkne~j of ¯ aide street
"Gods !will,- God’s will, dear" child,
men in the United"Fae total number
Inches higher th~ :the top of the boilservice is11,126/
for thee¯"
While there I maw a window open on States liabletomill
er, and ahould be’connected at the top
--British
Weekly.
750.
the ueo nd-stoi’y,
and ¯ diabolical
by a piece of stout wiLt e, which will
temptation same to me. .In that house
0 r n erYouqvermane~tl
.
_ .
serve as an axletoa
~ wheel, like
:
."
:
: ;_ DI’¯
Kline’s
Great
ne~
after
To
be
mob
,t
~
Wlt~
to
~.
was a month’s salary of its equlvalehL
¯
a- water-wheel,
or" the paddle of a
Nerve
E’--e-mYomz
rain
the
low~
knd
sdmtrstion
of
her
It belonged tO me. I-l~ersuaded
my- Dr. IL H; KL~s
Arch St.,
Phlla,,
Pa;I hu~bLnd, to ~ ~tm to le "~_~
eteamboaL
self I had ¯ rlght to it I Imew it was
°1 most of himself,
T ’e h l h madeby
The
tall
of
the
eomet
is
e~tl
~ed~tbe
¯
w¢~sna
a l, s
.a desperate venture, but If caught I
miles long.
. ~ sons¯sat
stud~
mated .% be
PHI box,_making slits in its sides, and
could put an end to myself as easlI
-H ~ woman ~ tl~t
her ener~l~
slipping in pieces, o.f stiff cardboard;
~n-4d~ as out and the note on me
¯ " Guar~nte~ ,~ ,¥or met.
"~ ~ flN~dnff,that she gets easily tired;
Which proJ.ect
at least half an Inch
ytehl~ ~, Blind,
n~. Protrudln~ Pn~. dark shadows sp]pea~:tmd~ her eyes,
would erplain.
I Stuenbled into the
IFTH .AVENUE was deserted,
or
on each side of the bo~- When
refund mo~VI" ! she hsa b~kache, headaeh~ beart~room and--you
lm0w the rest I me~
mentfails to
6tolidsys.50e.
down pgina, nervousness, irre~larities
nearly so. Now.and then a caran angel ’aDd. t]~ proud, resentful deor the blues, abe shohld ats~ tt once
rlage droveui~ to some stately
mon .was gone forever,
I went out of
in the United to build up her system by ¯ tonic with
There are 8,840,789
mansl~n~ returnlng~lats
revelersfrom
that room a changed ma~ I humbled’ Htate~.
t speeiflo_powen; such mt Lydia ~. PinkHE WAS LLK~
THE
PHOTO.
opera or reception:Only one pedesR obbt~!
Churel,,.
myself, went to a friend and borrowed
ham’s
Vegetable
Compound..
trla~ was ~.lslble.
-He was w~alking
outrage ,t ie to be
Following we ~m~lish by ~lmmt ¯
a’few dollars to k~p the wolf from
J~t thine w~at
much.
she
has
talked~‘about
you.
0om-e
with the slow, uncertain
gait of one
.f all the
eats of the ~vie~ letyer from ayoung wt~ :
the door. In less than thr~ weeks the fobbed
~
:
by continuou#
hoot- the Il~r MmPInkham:
wbo~e mind was not wholly made up here, Edlth."
wheel
of
fortmm
turned.
My
patent
reption, wt
"0 mamma"---~h~ .4began, then
its to future
action.
Now and thnn
was sold for ten thousand dollars.
It
fmwd~is I hOl~ few womenev~ have, with in.
between the lights he halted, and with stopped confuse~r-Her Uttfle brain gave me a chance to ’get out "others.
¯ P~ W.’ Di,mer.
maaulaetur~J
~n;
fl
$~’h~[~rw~
¯ was in a whirl. Who, then, was the
sprifl~field.
M0.
1
1mira4 tmekae~ and wrsteb~ ~ It
his hands in his pockets studied the
other?
To-day | am s .rich man. I owe it all
my ~mmaeh m l ~1 ~ e~Joymy
wavering shadows upon the pavement
The largest safe in the world will hold afl~vtsd
to you."
"~.’t be b~htaLdeffir:"
m~ muih~,~y tim, w~ ~t t~ bed.
$!0,000,000
inuncut
He traced one Idly with" his toe,, th~n
At her mothePe
half-reproving
"But why~why did you never"~m~m~am a wen wem~m,m~ I feel m grsmrm
Inovedon againInto the light..As be
One Day
~ords F~llth
came forward
and exshe began shyly.
that I m glad to writs ~md tell you elf my
¢~.me,traderthe arc the current,that tended her hand. Some way she could
Take ~.~utativo
~o Cuinln~ T&blets,.marv~kTm~
recovery. It brought me imelth,
"Why did i never, dkrling~for
yo’u
OUt
Its
white
radian.ce,
showing
a
tall,
refund men, iflt Jails to cream.E- m~. life ~ vit~lfl~."--Mrs,.
had been dlm and uncertaln,.flashed not give him the welcome she had
Bernie ~,
have always been ~at to me--well,
I Drugx/~s
W. Grove’Sslgnature
6118o~th !0th 8trmit, T~am~Wsah.
did.
I
never
lost
~ght
of
you.
I
have
~lven tl~ other. Mlght~aot thla one
Wh~t Lydia E. Pinkham’a Ve~table
too~l~hly-s~otroa ot
shabbily-clad
figure,crownedby a face be an-lmposter?
PISo’|
8he had read somewatched you many times unseen, and
Gompom~ddid-’to~Mrs. Ainsle~ it will.
;a
cough
ours.--4
O’,mxrs,
I~
Thtr3
that but for its thin,cadaverous
look ~hlnglike it In her story books,
the tender,
reverential
love that
~[iuo,, J m.~, tJ3~ do for every sick and ailingworn. an.
Av~ue, N.,
might have been handsom~ There
If yon-have symptoms you don’t ~n¯ HarryLeslie,smilingat her. evident sprang up In my. heart that nlght, ha~
price of pure milk dersta~d
" In Paris the
- Write "to Mrs. Pinkham,
was a look- upon the face. ~oo, that
grown from a tiny rill
to an ocean
embarrasemenL caught he~ In
is 38.8 cents a
daughter-in-law
of Lydia E Pinkham,
augured Ill for somebody or somearms and kissedher soundl’y,
torrent. I did not steal that night, dar-"
.
st
Lynn,
Man;
Her
advt~ k tree ~ud
thing--a fierce, savage expression that
ling,
buttnow--"
am~ he looked down ~OX 0V WA~E~
’~o. think,
m7 deft,
that 1 have
URUG5 ~lwaya helpfuL
~tt lily upon its thinness.
at the dainty, uplltted
faee---"l
am
never seen my brother’s
child."
.~ ;O.~I~TION.
--CURES
A carriage drew up to a tall corner
strongly,
tempted to break the eighth
Mentally she compared him with
mansion and a .young man alighted
L~i~o
~|ehln~
of
fls
t.-Htl
B,t~th
had
that other. How-rude. he-was and no~ commandment."
Henry hact been so-continuously
and
]Sad
Stomach-~rt8renU~
and went lightly
up the brown stone
Edith"
laughed
softly.
nearly
so handsome.
Should.
~he
, ~loatln
X--Sieur
~tlons,,,
peral~t.ently
naughty that,,
says the
steps. A flood of .red light swept outspe~k o’ut? Wou~ they laugh-at
her
"Then you are a burglar, a~er. alL"
eari~ I~tC.
New York World, h~ aunt,
who had
ward through the open door: the young If she told the~ !about last night?
--Waverley
MagaMne.
Take
t
Muti’a
~
aleJ
any time of the day ch~rge of him In his mother’s absence,
man disappeared within IL and the car’or night, and note Ih~ immediate g0odefSurely It could- not have. been all a
rings drove away In the darkness.
fect on your stomach. - It a!~r~ the ga& did not know: what todo with him. In
dream. She felt.
of her finger.
No,
despair she ~tld, weakly :~ disinfeete the stoma, ~. ki/~-41~ l.-~tsoa
The tall watcl~er leaning against (he
X No@England hostess qutts recentthe ring was gone]
germs_ and cures the iL-ease. Catarrh of -. "If you ,_@ill -not behave, I s~]l Put-"
Iron railing shook hl_s gaunt fist at the
ly
ente
rtain’ed
the
wife.
of
a
Japanese
While Mr. Leslie was gla~ to see
the head and throat unwholesome toed
you In one of grundpapa’s’hen-c~’
pa."
hotme and at the retreating
carriage.
statesman who had been spending stew and overeating real
bad stomachs.
~Is brother,
he, too, was somewhat
"Well," said Henry, sturdily,
"before
Scarcely
any
stomach
entirely
~ree
from
days
on
the
_Atlantic
coast.
He stood there for son]e minutes, then
preoccupied.
Mrs¯ Leslie rallied,
him
taint of some kSnd. MeWsAati-Belca
you put me In. I want to tell you that I
~a~me forward
slowly and sat down
She gave,.out
of consideratlon
for the Wafers
Will make
stomach hea:thy
npofi brtn~ng his busine~ to break-,
upon the steps¯
lie put his hand In
guest of honor, "a Japanese tea"~a
absorbin
Which arise from will not lay any eggs." .
fast.
re-on feral
his pocket and drew out a revolver:
case of "carryingcoals to Newcastle"
o[ the ~tot
-"I might aa well tell you," helald
It was a l~and~omely m6unted affair,
which Included its own fitting
reward.
mix
the
i,
with
the
C0n*--tn I~mmr~r,
at, length,
"or you will think I am
and might have been a relic of betWhen it came time to say au revolt.
his cures st
pro: umer~xry will surely de~roythe ~ass ot
In
financial
difficulties.’
About
two
geation,
sweet,
ns
the
b.reath,
stop~
tar day~, or one purloined for the octhe littlelad~ of the FloweryKingdom
smell ~nd completely derange the Wholeayeweeks ago I dismissed one of ! my head
and ferment~ lion. Heart action
casion.
He looked down at It with
tan when onterin;
It thro~k the mu~
was very poltte---~nd
~lulte unconstrong.and
u]ar through thi~
evidence so
surtsc~,tlu~h~rtislessno~Id
neve~bemmd
¯ arrange fascination. In the dim Ill, b1 clerks on circumstantial
sciously crushln~.
process.
4rzeapt ca pre~oziptio~s from reputable phys~rong
I
had
not
a
doubt
of
his
dis~)i~card
drugs,
as
know
from
expcrithe fierceness
died out of his face,
."I¯ am delighted,"
she declared, "at
¯ ~tois~, as the damagethey will ~lo l~ ten fold
stomach tronble.
honesty. I dlsmlssed .him wlthout .-the ~tm~larl~ of Japanese and Ameri. enL’e, they do not"
leaving s whl~e, stony calm.
Try a ¯common-sense
method to the good yoa ~ poshly derive
--People’sHome :Iou~aL
ToH~U’a Catarrh
Ours,
m~m~d
Up the avenue came the rol] of an,. -character. or recommendat~o~
)thiug, healing sou- Umm.
san w~aYs of entertatMng."
that do~scure¯-A
by
~’.
&
Toledo,
day
the
real
culprit
is
brought
to
Ught
series result,~ instant
~e ~oo-’=
~v,~.
other late carriage.
H’e got up quicki~ takes
t~rlffhtDO"Worts.
We know M,,Jl’,A~
Wsfers wilt
I
In ~Bulawayo,. South Africa, the
ly and s]]’pped around the side of the and I am grieved beyond telling.
m
to
know
if.
~’hi~
"A man should not do his work as If do this, and we want
o~tnes
had_ always,
trusted
Lawrence
¢~ioum beLief concerning
hour, taking refu4r~ again In" the shadoffei" maynot
tin,
’- be sure
he were a mere machine,"Knowlee
as
I
would
my.own
brother,
chH.dren of nature
@wsby the Iron rifling.
~’hile waltt~,~mlly,
"But It would be a great Imp.l~b~e
J,
Gl~eney~
0e~
¯
the.moon
ham two
for It to pass he looked up and and I thlnk I felt as badly about it
25c,
1~
GOOD F(
men~ If some of them wou]d."--Pu~
as he did. I-shall never forget
the
~a~ treats.him
saw a window olsen on the second ate- . ~ :l~i~:,~,~m...m~mt=mL
look upon--his face as he left my ofSend this sou
17. A siren¯ growth of h-y led up to
and
addreM
and
i~ce.ThereWas deaperaUo’~
d_eath_ in
it The lights
were out om this side
In the familiar stories of the unarmThere ..~ often :a superior ~lr aleut"
and 10c. in stamps
of the ¯house¯ There was but a ,m~..: qt. I would gf~-e1~alf my-f0rtune~i-f
~i]l
~dd ~ and the lion, it Is not the forcould find hlm and make It right
ment:s hesitation.-then
like an.. agile
mer who trifles
with
will
She-fee~
him ~o well that-~!~
wlth hlm, If-Itis not to~ ]ate~"
Iglulrrdl
he leaped upon the ~qnes~and
There lea so~t of poetic Justice,
good foF 2~c. towkrd the.put,fat and full
and rom~
Just
then
one
of
the
servants
came
of
more
Beleh
You
will
clambered
ulJward.
He sat upon ~he
fore, lu the following incident
way back he s .tays at the
~
find
them
stom~h
trouwindow sill for a few minutes. -to g~t Into the room wlth. an ~xelted story ;by the New York Press.
A group
ble; cures by
m..Address
Fml~er and .Five Children Suffered" ]r~t.:
secon~l w~e~--~hut t-s . his breath.
then fOUnd himself in a of burglary,
open window, and torn
~oungera were discussing the recent
Mu~.~’s
?o., 328 3¢I
T~wo Year~ With TerrlbIe
~who starv6s
and
dimly lighted hallway¯
.Ave., ROckJs
111.
Wonderful Cure by. C~it~ax~
Ivy, and all euddenlyadJourn.edfor a cape of’a lion at one of the eumm
a very thin
Just In front
of him a door was tour of In~’estlgal~Ion.
" ~he window p/~rks Just outside of Newark, and
"My htmbsndand five children were-all
Write .Plainly.
0 iw Full Addres~
finally returna -to start-.
. . --.
opened a lit-tie
way, as "though the ~c- andlvy were found as descrlbed,but exprei~sed his belief, that It must
. ,.
afliicted
with eczema.-.They had it two afresh
1 ...-: .r 1::
~_
yem. We used all the home remedies
cupant of the room had carele~s].y
a thorough search revealed the "fact
been something of a scare.
"~ c
¯ box, or by real
All drug, s¯s. 5~c.
- ¯~w
]e[~
~~----:
pushed It to without st,N,-;’L~g tO fasten
I"’Scare:"
we could hear of, without any relief, and
that nothing had been taken:
echoed ¯ man connectd
.:a ,,,~ accepted~
=pen x~.e~pt ,f.
then went toa physician-and get medicine .- Tm--:.Yes, ~ se.~r-~i-at
m,
It He listened
re,, a moment. A]]
with the park. "I should say it wa~
"A vgry ~orttmate escape," they all
-~ two different times, and it got worse. It
r~ception]ast
nlgl~
"~ ’
was quiet Sisals.
He fancied he heard
e
scar~
The
people
made
~h
a
din
concurred as they returned to finish a
affected us all over excep(he~d and hands.
’~ODERN WORKER OF MIRACLES.
k,ma one ,breathing
or murmdrlng reg2es~--Why~:that’| ~! .She t0!d
We saw Cuticura Remedies ad~,ertisedand
cold breakfast.
In the excitement no 1 was afraid the poor old fellow would
me to-day
that
she di4[n’t
m yo~
ularly, as though!.n sle.ep.A br!ght
con"C’luded
to
try
them.
"SoI
seat
for
$1.00
rib:
of
frightbefore
we
could
get
him"
~oticed Edlth’s flushed face.bent over
~o Cure ~x AI~
I~ ~.s Che ~rother
ti~ere,
although
she
was
looking
for
lightwas burn!ngwlthln,Its sla~tlng
Worth,
consisting
o~
one
cake
of
Cuticura
. back to his cage.
" pa~eutly. Hopeh
T]hluj-a..
shaft plerclngthe gloomof the hall- her plate.
you.
~ap,
one
box
of
0intmq~t
and.
one
vial
el
"He w~n~t a burglar~
He waza;t
"We found him hiding
behind
¯
-,~dy mother- cnn a
fix- things.
q . ,
way. He pushedopen the door s}~wly,
Pills,and w~ commencedto use them..I
Tes~-~ course,
~upidIDidn’t
I
.tree,
and it was. ten minutes before
s a regular magician," said a boy do not know how to ~xpre}mmy joy in
a burglar,"
ths repeated to her¯oiL
She
cautiously,and looked In.. A yvung
Just tell you l-new her?.---Phtlad~Iphla
~gce
could
Induce
him
to
faee
that
yellperplexed
by
one
of
finding
a
cure,-for
.two
of
my
ehildren.
I’ll
never kept
t.~l her
now,word,
never."
dif~lrl of about ten or twelvewas knee]- "sad
Edith
Leslie
and the
Press.
life. ~Ihe were so bad that they have the brown
=
In¯ by tbe bedslde.
:Some dalnty’creasecret,
grew up with her. But she h~g mob and get baek to where he J flc~Uee of a school
scars on their bodie~ where they were
knew he was safe. -He Is the gentlest
| me;her could hardly h,,-~. ~o,
lion ’of ribbon -nvd valenciennes lace, I never forgot the thin, handsome, half~’~’~.~..
.old fellow in the world, ,and never ~c~aa~ to admlratl0n t!~n"~"s°
."" ~’""
fail about her like a cloud. Her long’ I ~ungry face and its sudden llinminasore.~0~
Co..Mra’w,
Maggieva.,
June’"Hill,12,1905:’Stevens’
MaH~u~. What makes you look .-so m~
Would
have
wandered
out
had
he
not
|de~l,
half
a
womar~’s
ousmess.]s
"nx"
,
-"
"
..
Fellow halt, unbound, nea~=ly swept the ] tton as It Was rut-ned toward her.Uner~ble?
been frightened
by the man-wh0 fell
|,a~
things"
whieh
first at sight
. ....seem- ELECTRIC
PLANT FOR PEAT.
:
Her--Why, do I look-l~d~bla?~a~n~r-2~e ~clOheS~r. the door softly and [ conscloualyit grew to be her Ideal and Into the cage from the c~cle whirl’[beyond
repair or cent ~r~Lnce.
I
--..
-.
~r
,Hhn--Yes; you look u.ff your "worst
mothers In setting thinga-l-Prodwe~ o~ no~ Dlztlmte~-~.~t~l~ brat
- [ she meu~d~ed every oth~flt~e.by
iL ¯ bore. Of coupe that upset Mm,. and t-. The skill.of
and no ha ."
enemy had Just b~n happily mar--"
not y.~ h. r~u
s,w *~"
is a combination
of Ingenuity,.
or- Re~ai--H~dm~ l~w~..
ouL 4.~,- ~= .~,. nat. rightlginalit~,
ried.
.......
,
courage,
~,
and~fa:~
r,~ all uphis at
| [~.~ex
forgo~e’~In
th~gr~w de~and that
~-e~ him. :1,.
life he
~ecognl~lthe. kulghtly
An el~=’tric process for the treatm4mt
~.
_ "Then the peep]e.made such a no~se wisdom born of love.
Her--Oh,
?
It’s
~ever
so
mush worse
nao never seen a f~.~ .~ ot .~’~ .......
"Never call s of p~.nt has lately been adopted in.~g" ’"
than
that.
8he ~ ~ ~ lia’ppily
that" his one idea was to flee. ~be thing Impossible
you have trie~
beautiful,
A glad,~orprtsecl light was ~nce that had only planted
a light
land at the Johnston & Philllpa.Work~.
more he ran the. more they yelled, ¯nd .it yourself," is the
divorced.
- ......
k.~ upon her hair
when ~-he had
~ - . .
upon It as with both arma outstretched
mother’s mot- The peat Is transformed
Into s hard
When we did get: him back it yJ~
thrown her arm~ about ~ neck. How
she came toward hlm.
- .
to.
....
comtm~ttble, wMehIS well adapted for
hours tmfore he stopped trembling~-."
"¯Oh, Uncle Harry, I am so glad! I or why he had ever come into her.
"Tom. will have to
college," ~aid use under boilers.
The operation’
is"
"It was ¯ sl~tme tO scare the d~.
room wu a myetery she l~tght
never
lint up so long w.alt!ngfor you. ’]
Tom’s father
to Tom’ -mother In .-the
said to lasttwo and ~ half hou~ and
old
thoughtl,shouldn’tsee you fill me
fathom,-but
’h~ d~eanor thin might"
L" fellow Uke the
"He’¯ the material costs legs than ordinal.
I " mlddle 0fTom’s
hav~
b~en
that
’of
a
knlght
of
Ing. Oh, how tall you are.’ Reach
can’t seem to keep
the
IW
with Ms class, ~eoaL. The combuzttble "Whi~ Ill .th~
down~ won’t you, please?"
Holy Grail
"
..
-and though he makes new resoluflom, produced ..h~,, a high calorific
valse and
Gre~ ehryslulU).emums-were
.~xhb- to brace up every
Obeyingan Impulsi~for whlch "~h’e ¯ "Semper’
they all come gives scarcely any, smoke~
fldelis/*
"somewhere~
couldneveraccount,
be benth__IA_~efi~wortd _be _~ra,wearer=-:t ~~ led_at¯ fl,wtr show;In ]~aexl. ]~¯ to naught"
, - A .plant on a large scale Is to be Inand let
the so~
*~om leave college? Our Tom give
for on the night.~d~~
stalledin
Ii~eland and lfsucee~L~l-!t
hle knew It,
up hlJ" first battle?
she had received
~.~~
I don’t thinly
will be’anImportant move in the dlrec-that saved" uatton,
that will happen,’"
his mother. 8o lion of titiltzing
him for time anO eternity.
It w_as the bouquet of W~ilte roses,
arid"hesS
peat aa_fdel ,~der
Dlffere~e~
cm ~ 4Hd~t t~t W/attar,
t, and when the - best co~dition~ In the~ pre~ent prof
flr~ loving V, ucb since his mother bad, In their fragrance,
was a card.bearing
.he tbgught and
him In the darkness to battle wl~h the Latin motto.
up early, and .. cess the peat as it comes from. the bogs
next week came she
morul’ng was Is placed In .c~L~lers,
wMChrevolve
. the world. tie pr~ a kl~ upon the
H was the nlght of her coming ouL of ca~eino In coffee cannot b~t ~lt
before 8 o’clock
eTown of gold resting upo~ his breast.’
Leslle,.manslon
was ablaze wi~ light in the gravest condIUonz, in tim~
sitting, in her son’s
at college.,
at a high speed, while a set of air fans
and color:
Among.
the many Eue~s,
[ ~ach
attackeup efof the
drug w~kensthe
0rod "hat
and, llftlng
his face upward, made ~/. dtstlng~shed
’Tm going to ~ts used to drive 6ff th~ Water, which
and otherwise;,
was aJ
m~ each
coffee)
"Now, Tom," she
Vow that transfigured
It Rld of rts.
I 8hall :’.’forms about 80 per" c~u’t ~of the total.
see if we can’~
famous scientificwriter
and" ln~entor, orgez~ ¯ little
I~0r~ "and. the on( Is
¯ scowling savagery,
it was a face" of
sImply
in the A set o.f .ele~tr0d.e~
In .~placed~ 1 ~
almost ¯ matter of mathematical
am;
the afterwonderfulreflnemen~and Jnst now lJi Edith had often heard him discussed
cylli~ders .. and. " co~ with a
np by a high-born resolve It_ wa~ alby the-girls as the haudsome~t man .onst~’~UOn.
~ lady
writes!
frou a
many dynamo.. The clteu/t
Is completed
:- "
In. ~e.clty and the most Invulnerable,
[ Western State:-..
most Godlike.
/"
tlling~ w~
But through "the mass-Ottim peat between
laugh.
easier to study the-el~e~,
A handsome bachelor
of t~-o~e ~1 . "I am of German des confa~/~as
I think you :will
/ The girl gave a happy little
The restutance~-whleh
"How handsome you are. Uncle IIa~:you cei’taln]y
a fasefnating
myatery to a young girl natural
that, I .hould lear~ ~Wery because I am here,
tl~ pest offers.to-the
current ca/mt~a
early
age
tO
~keoffee.,
U~;
f/WiS
of elghtt~en, but even this could hard-’
will not. fall to-get up
seasonto re- co~sider~bie
~ and~ the latterbreal~
ry! Why, yn~’re not a bit like your
heat
twenty-three
years old I dl’~.m£r~ely
~ pl~tflre.i believe you have sent some ly account for. the strange expectaney
ceive the mother’s sail
up the peat-andpulvgrlz~
It, but withanyth~ff eIH at my meallJ ".~ -- |
1 ~ ’
one else’s Just for a Joke. ¯ How fun.
Tom looked a Httle a
a-littleout causingit to lose an~ of~l~prop’’ A’feW y~l a$o I began+; be!at.
man.W~thwhich.Edith watchedfor
ny:"
dazed and a little
but in two erase. ~
-- .
fected by.agt~d~I/l~easin.~_
rv~US.
The phenomenon ¯ came np" at lasL
He moV~ slowly toward t.be door,
months the talk about
leaving "col"
~In
Order
to
Increase
the-conduct/.vlty
,.
ne~, ~.~. uV~.~- do~i’o~eeur-~pto
past" and his .o~ mine klnd~ Of peat they add t~t~.
c-m~ ba~k again.
He was a very tall
m~n "with dark a distreeaing
h~tt ti~..~..e’that m~tde le~ was a matter of
"I mtmt go now, dear. tel" It is lat~,
degree
was
secure.
8o
had ~ chemical
produetL
After:
tMshalr an~ mustache and eyes that flash-,
me-very
weak ~d m~gbl~ Tl~en,
but before I ~o,. I want same : lltt~."
Justified
herself aea
ot mlr~- process the peat .Is. treated .by a seVof
ed and glowed ae though trelghted
~so. me three years ago, ~u -added
token to remember this nlgh’t by--a lit;
cle~Youth’e
Which giv~ ¯ plat~,lc. kheadiug rollers;
j with tender memories. ’As :in ¯ dream asthma in its worst form.. MY nnerUe ribbon, or---or ;~nythlng.’"
~onSIstency so as to’e~abb it to take
inge D~om:these t~uga ~u~ be better
¯
[Edith .heard the words of Introduc_ : .i. ¯_ .
~$he flashe~ Another bright smile up- /tlon.
She. felt the color leaving her /magi~ .than detl~qbed.
sn him.
to an automatic
press WMehforms It
"During all this time my husband
!face, and etek~Ued herself :by resting
¯
"Of course you shaB have It and "her hand.heaNilyupon
the back of a realimed
more f~ly than I did that
.
~ into brtquett~
It is then ready for"
|t~ won’t be a rlbbon,
either.
How -chalr."Sh~
heard a:volee
that’wss
a~ ,~ u~e and-is taken to the storeroom.
coffee was Injurious
to me, and made who have the care of chl]dr~en,
drain upon t It Is to be remarke~l that although
household duties, find
many, many, pretty .t~lngs I]nve you not s new voice saying:
every, effort to makemestep.
th.ey very
thetr.:vitality so. g-re.at
Bent me from California.
~’ome here,
"Fin£11y it was declded a few months often¯ become nervous
This tlie passage of the curr~lit through the
"May I take her out into the coot,
Uncle Harry. and let me pu~ this upon - servatory
for a few- minutes? It la ago, to ~alt the Use of Coffee absoluteloss of vitality eadse..~
ba
peat gives rlse’to a heating .effectthe
~
ache, sleeplessness,
ly, and to adopt Postum Food Coffee as
rout little nnger. I guess It’ll fit thatreIRIlts.obtained"in
this way-¯reql~Its
clo~e In here."
etc., and frequently res fits in vartoun
Bee_=,, and ahesllpped
a ring from
our hot table drink. I had but little
Then abe felt
herself
drifting
forms of female
; ~ifferent- from those which another
~ethbd of heating
would pl~ue~_ By
her fihger and held it up to the IIgtiL
When you reel tired
worn out,
through pulsing waves of ll@ht end i~ t~t ~t .y[ould help me, but-conmoated t6 try i t to please my hu~ban& take
"It’s a re.el b.~)ndshlp ring and has perfume, conscious
, ,~.re heat. the particles
of the peat lose
only that by her
-.~ _
I prepared It very carefully, exactly ac- ~
tome La tin " ¯ w,>rds upon I~. ’semper
~ [their . different : comstit~uent mat~r~
side was "the knight of. her
Dr.
~’ll~h
cording to dlreettons , andiwas delight-[
.".. ¯. , -, -..
!:;:-,’~,.-..~.~-.
._ , -="
. . ~.,=<
- ..
fidellL’
That means always faithful.",
"
J
whlle
theelectrlc
heating
causes
t
t~l~
dreamsl She had race¯hind
him Ined with its delicious flare, and refreshRest0ratlve
disinte~te,
th~Lg"fr~lng,
theh~lHe held out h~ hnnd i:/ sllenee;
stantly,
even before she had seen the
ing qualities.
¯
[
which acts directly upon the ner~es~ re- ~ lular material. ~md distributing"
it
q>eech was ~gyond him. A tremor
ring upon ~.ts.. finger. He lied her to
"Just so soon as the poison from the f~:eshing anQ strengtheni
Ihem.
It
is
,
.....
shook him from h~d -to foot: it was .~rearn~ry~.re~..?
seat pa~DaJly concealed
aria " .sa~.
talL-11
~..~lde coffeel~ad-Um
thefiuh’lttve e toprop~’Ues
get out~fSf my
thesystem’a
Postum nerves,
nerve fo~d
and-brlnss
and" tonic,
,
l~ch’ s,~thes i ~hr°ugh°ut the entire !~. .of: the .P~t¯
U vy.oown
a vision-of
the gulf ln~whl,:b he had
and. relieves the ,, r I(
~l "the .~J~-d l.Thnn all .t~e particles
be~me sdap’ed.
"
"
""
t
4"
~rs~imns
ttor.¢ombustlon.
"
.
"
-~_ ..~ ".
¯
~o,,nearty fallen.
1
"
~ay~ng ~ eamty ~vory ran rrom began to build me up, a’~nd I" am now sleep.
~:
O~
"l
~ ~m~J
. _~ ..
t~
d~
P o#.r uncle, ’~tow fired you are, how aer.
-- ,,~ " __~ . ’ "
l~e~-’tt,
embIln 8 fingers, he fanned her .folly recovered from slY/ mfnervous.
.
.
.
_ ¯
"Your remedies
s~v~
v ~v. --w=~ .. ulb~.~mmd
;_
a¯ Inns,
Four hand tremble~.. There, it is -On a few ~dindtes in silence.
,: be. I_am.’
..peat
"I-.-glven
.
.
Almost she nose, heart t~euble and a~thma I glad
are all you~elaim them
nowyears
In- very
good to’
a, woman tr~Un~t,
with the curtal The ~Ir’l~
: .~; .... ~.~-~:~ ..~- :
now, land how -nicely It fits.This Is :. could bear tl~e heart-beat of the terns. ly aeknowl~lge that now, for the first ?~
old, thank~
¯
-.-_, f; ._.-;
,.
r~medie~.
~ out b~ a tight coy.or,
~the’ma~
tim way. we girl~ put" oh .-.f.riendshlpThen he’: l)e~t down, the intensity
of time In year~ I eaJ~ perfect health,.When I feel r~rvoU~ o~.
"
hi then treated wtth.an~adil~!ve~solu,
rings." and. stooptng down. she presseff ~ bie-gazt~compe!llng herto look up.
and that I owe it all to P0~tum.,- I take.-aj’few
dos&l
a kls&.U.Ron It. :".N*o~; you ~lluetne~ee,
"Have you no other
welcome for
Name¯ givm by ’Posture
Co, Battle
Nerv~M, and it metCATHA.RINE
m~er,take It off."
Uncle Ha.l~y?"
Crick, Mleh.
"No..d~ar,’j" he replied, Sole.mffly, :’I.
¯.
-t. an~ at a lffmt
Remembering her formt~ greeting,
i
Thm’s ¯ ream-- Rind"
the
/
to-have l~m.
will never take It 0fl~ And now, g~d -. .the ’ flush came to her c~eel~, sendln~ book."~h, Roe4
nlgbt and"--=u~ler
h~ brt, atb~"goo~-.
detached
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