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i88EU
Medidinee
)Lulm.r >alfiAIL *aars�,
• 01 Tea aunts?.
, base sed •ea1tUb1
in I
Oaaraateed to ours
m
Rhettmatu
11 Soleness Lumbago,
I Ooat sad
Neurslttia.
A sore cure ..r
Headsohe, Dizziness
Constlp•tioL {adj.
te.tloo, Bllloasasn,
Bright, Disease,
Diabetes, Paralysis,
Co.vuls►oos, H..ri
Demme, sto., eta.
Mase a s.1s ole i.wlt
ioh Oft by 7,Y. Dnalma
MOM
Or is lirOar
panel *lama M with a
r. Ctie -viblia it masa
LII 'Moak' all the Ltes1
Il
TATS
ality and pries seam be
stook are ni terous as
the latest in e
OOL%LRe,
_ . 1Q,
CUP'S
¥TECIEWEAA.
)MITTS.
L SIAM k Co.
4 1'%liebbia Itimp.r1..
oto other oil and'no,othr r.
medicine hags -ewer been dig-
covered :inbich can take 'the
place of Cod-liver oil inall
toaditiol o *+fl
remedies : bye. ; t) it
little day and, die, but Cad -
liver Oil remains the rode on
which all hope for. recovery
oust rest hen it is scien-
tifically prepared, as in Scott's
Emulsion, it checks the pro-
gress of the disease, the con-
gestion and inflammation sub-
side and the process of healing
ins. There is the whole
nth. Book about it free.
st;QTr a
NICHOLSON. LD.S.
DMsAL aQaaages Ordes
Rooms eappwle =ages;
rJa1Oa' gslriidge Work a 8p.otalty.
• Yews Expert nos.
tI, M711$$, D. D.9, L,U.S.,-DgF OEN$RAL NEAL DOW.
L. TAL 8U itu*ON.-L test sad approved
ndoh*: Prothwes his bed. ilio mina was still Clear,
swede for all dental ope
ret the natural teeth .Osie• however, and only a row day, ago br
.*..Jams Roble, a's cry o ds store, eor- called for a ;;ap,•r and read a portion
and West 8t. sea he Squaw - Q _ a It. Great weakness madetal.ktug
lY. TURN i JLL, D.D.8., L.D.B.- dif nult. but the little that he esuld iii)
.
Nand stemma moray assooiatee and the gesturer. with whit` made,hmade,sal Dr. Dixon. of Monte«I. troll and pores- Lis mean ng known plainer made it
ya artificial teeth mounted•oi gold or alum- clear that he knew timer *.bout h!tn
Yes lases, @pedal attention given to the and that he was aware that the cru!
lagaranon of the aetural tooth. 011ioe•Ia w.a. approaching. Once he add that te
a'e new block.'M was weary and was eager for the mo-
s Intent of his esteem.. Lust night he sail
to Lis"This is the god and it
is all t:
Gen. • achieved national Came as
DR, HUNTER, PHYSICIAN, VTR- i the father of the Maine pmbtietk,n law.
.sou. ko. Omos--bate str'ees. tib retie Binds 1840 be has been the leader of
eriecimthe prohibitionists in this state. ,its
rrashee nHr niece 7111 sen.- jyd-•atterttimes bees their ehampioti--fit
other commonwealths. He was perhaps
the most influential temperance advo-
cate in the United States. Twice he
s was called upon to go tpoEngland in
if G. CA1[IRO WrXk fUSTER. SOI the merest% m all theteeraFarmsaaa canies e.
DL
otter. Oenre� der, &a, 01114-- spoke
of
Amass sleet. f de•rs oast se Deniers* (feat Britain,
less.' dry teeth sere. - - -- .- 't-ly - lam baa. been...Mayor of Portland -
Lt RNI:8T HEATON - BARR1 TSR, Kul dines, and sewed two retia in
rI 2°Ikatea. rlia, rah"' .L basal the Cute Legislature. Sia braveryin
met wait Mast pyo-iy list Civil omen won him the rant of
�w�rsdier,siweral.
T CAMPION,Q.G, BARRISTER, 80L- N .I Dow was born is Portland
D. i.ts.e, Notory •oe ore' Mediae*" Msrch 20. 1804. jest across the Iveygall,ta
9are. oederish.e. MOO 7 -from the present handsome residence • n
U. JOHNSTON, SARKIBTEB. W- Coogressstreet- His father was a well -
M. limper. oamstt.....r. eta. maw b to-do tanner. After being educated :e
• « t.ltoo and st Amboy. the A e•adem7 the son engaged in busi-
ness with his father. taught
tram Young Dow 104 *ways been
e N. LEWIE, BABRTBTER. P100• to abhor liquor. Qn .very ecmution Ile
Owens of " teed, his {Donnie,.a sk the tramp
ae~wehaeA Cellars. hetet. hat h is saner that on by aceident he
0. RAy
8. B&B.BIbTEII, BULICIT• was ie4 to tete the field in an open fight
N1ttk+t•, s.zt doe' for prohtbitiou. A woman whom Ise
Mns.ut i o Mee pies. t/uda Is hood at keew asked that be use bis influence
emit ratan el taterait. to keel, h •r husband [lean drinking, as
be was .Mut to lose his position on
isititl)w • PROUDIUO'r, BAR, that account. He was in the hllbit of
ur.larges. Atierseykeethiams. Sa. GS& getting his liquor from a etvdiin place,
d,t 3 T. Gene... Q.0.. W. Preedloow and she thought that ft the salo.rn-
keeper could be persuaded not to .ell to
$1t3N. HOLT "MIS.
him he would reform. Dow made the
strrtstem nominees b tlheaeeef- M regneut tot bet ...but be was rebuffed
Q.0. • P. Belt This treatment
BILIT1 OI ?MAL DOW.
The awl ■«tela. ■
Ulm
a
lie hereon ser
• Portland, lege., Oct. L -General Neal
Now died at blot residence here at 3.30
delock this aftessmou. The end of the
venerable reformer wt, a peaceful nue,
• id he remained conscious until an hoar
before be died, recognising ,his children
who were gathered at his bedside. (ieu-
enJ Dow's death was due to the infirmi-
ties of old age. Hu vigorous body wee
worn out and his strength had been
gradually falling for over a year, but
until recently he had bow able to take
his accustomed drives. A Wer ago
Saturday he was obliged to tale to
l[edlo$i.
THE HISTORY OFAL1 i
hum somebody told It.
nrT►en the room wouldn't hold It. 4.
SU the busy tuugues roiled R.
Tln they gut It outside;
Then the crowd oauu, arrest Its
And never once loot 1t,
Net tossed 1t and towed It
Till It grew loss aad wide.
This lir brought forth other%
Lark slaters and brother..
And fathers and mothers- •
-
♦ terrible crew;
Aad whlie beadiont the banish,
Tru le they flurry
And troubled and worried.
A. nes always do.
And so, evil taxied.
Thio wouatruus Ile goaded,
TII1 at last It exploded
in smoke and to "haute;
Whru frust mud and from dee
The pieces Der Mabee
And bit a sad Ilar,
Ad killed his good name.
HEAL Fr.
BONN', - -LITERATURE.
A WOOF WHOLESOME BOOKS FOR
YOUTHFUL READERS
r o -i e• Asked .ad ilk Part A.. .rod
-1HY 1adw•CM (4-.. loft B..dln.
Urea sem Ylad aad Os.dwet of Tooth
-An Uuotyaotlomable Llet.
What •bait our boy read? Quite us
difffeult t problem Chia,am the question
of literature fur girt*. Hy their woke
shall ye know Uttm! Median tales, travel*.
nooks ml adventure by land awl by r•:a
aprtw ireesistsblp. to the email boy, aad
as tbi' genus ere unmistakably intitutive,
it bebuo't•t, authors to sae that she
heroes whom be.: buy wi11 uucattaeiuusll
emulate • `P N u.th) of that honor.
The seed for good or evil is sown early
-the Lrst tom,- rr. ,' leave the d, ',e,r
itupmerion on the receptive mind of
The Great 'dodoes Problem From a 11."1- obgdlsood, and by a Choice' (4 literati/re
latah u Ina • Ire dote. •
sere Standpoint. Let us s �,n, what books are good
The great problemnowadays, in select. for buy.! Herr is a list which makes
ing a business or pmteasion, is how no claim to be representative, but which
to ubtaiu a staudpoiut whetter one .wily it is boatel will prove useful anal mug -
to some dgrve gauge his or her best tel- gsstive. It is not prestunld that It gives
mit. the remuueratite puestbilities of dill- the best po.ub:e books for boys, nor 'Diet
ferret poetises ot-.•/in..alwlern.- airkIDi • better eat might not be wade by awe-
held.
wee
field, and-ia point pot se much ouaider- fully sirups geuerwl literature. Care ltad
ed as at should te-the probability ut hors takes to include .t,4' iutb works
the progressive acgniremeut and retell- as are entire uu jeetiui bre from a
tion of that kind dr:ntental Ind'phyeteal Moral standpoint.
health which is the only base upon which "11.elns a Buy.'• Charles Lttdlry Warner.
Whutevey- may seem the truth u! tit• '"rbe tluyr a rt, &earl,
"Thr ikr s' ldrbinug Fun," ti.
U. Lanier.
matter to the casual observer, the above- '•Iryr of Aucleut Ruwe," Macaulay.
mentioned points are always u monad. "i•latartb's thee. for Boy. and Wee."
it is possible Whelk! human happiness t r; 1) i artier
oasis inmate,* of importance to eveQ J• • Wulf'.
seeker after au individual workUlg-p&IOS t_ ll. et..-Chtmh'
Ira• or • seen
to II held. The alajerity' walk blind �la,utbr. tit
'V '(dflt paths that she'll t6 of.' the "Toles of a (3ratteSIM et,'MSake. "'
smoothest travel, but a Targe number of -lb.. 'i'allamaa,_Scott.
earnest ones follow a vain quest atter "Thr Scottish relate' Jane Porter.
some occupation which shall afford them "Thaddesr of Warsaw." Jnne Porter,
not only their daily bread and a bome ••Y'•ssaut rod 1i est," Harslet uanima.•
"lino i r dehool Boy "li 1'+aalrr U,u
--e
. • •
oods and Best Values
Tailoring line at the
,blished and reliable
, Emporium. S•tiafae-
iatanteed in Quality
nd Prig.
UNLOP
BOILER WORKS.
)HRYSTAL,
✓ Okrpfal & Moab.
all kiwis of
IILFFRS,
1, salt Pani, Sheet Ire.
*Ph �,etc.
!il`7.•sy O suns., he.
aad Pip. Fltthigs,
Aft (}•ygss, Globe V awes,
aspirators, j.oters and Is.
icy on Head at Lowes
• of Steel Water sad gee
of fames* arse ethers
aptly attended te.
w. Il. OaaU A
P. 0 Box lir. oodadeb.
& Fuel Co.'
spared to handle Bag -
it and Household
lispatch at reseonable
es inml1 grades of
cr 1
"ie
�ry��k M. 0. Cameros. by the saloonkeeper.
1dL.r 13olmes. led him to begin a war on the traffic
T O. WAND, OONVEYAN08R which resulted in driving every liquor
11.10., and aims'sslt1'T Lis• tablet ease re dealer [nun the state.
slat reao.'nlasaeea d kslb asidavhs rta to twit he gave up his business and
,��i, depodtiees M d•sl ne started on a campa'gning tour throngti
the i• m oot>avnl curs or pro• the state.- He traveled In a centime in
aMlsa Is the B Caaet loom the summer and a .7eigh in whiter. vidt-
Most�•paa� for se la ass Owes, y every section of the state. deUver-
DIMS.s-�'.oto't. sreasmeleas tadY11A ing speeches and leaving a wide tail
.tI ;remedy -ihre wewa„t. tt�.ldosee Ua of tengwrsnee tracts behind. Wh.m he
tds,a._Dsaeasoos 0•R �{! bad saturated the state with prohibition
etadmen% he prepared a hill for the
ds•■O• $Rd I11/nr■tO S. legislature. which prohibited the manu-
facture and tale of liquor In Maine. It
was passed in 11111 and every saloon
MAY ,o ,Li1r&t_4• was driven ont of the 'tate. Mr. Dow
s'.;vat lhmds is, ked sty was o.rving hie second term as Ma er
Stay. M. 0. CAMIZRON > 'e Bleat, of Portland when the law was paved•
nyt b ke a 0t be raised a
Meet-assMeh-
PRIVATE FUNDS -PERSONS DR -
alms of obtaining m.oer es dnt-alas.
11.1.0.111) can de so es N per coat. by se.
Ho & J. A , l'pes NADH. Ream 1w `ire
nos -
Ho Batldlgee, 1rore.te.
IMAGER, CONNEYANCING AND
v. vl amaesWe..ppmlwxM P..BaW.
MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE
u a pse est 1fsles C'
e'>�aER owes e11po•lb M•.tbb Hots:. aweel
ri J. T. NAITI�Iaay.J.IBE, LICE AND
a'.hyo■.�'-ar.■']f.rfiw..�.a'�s>'�irat. •
MOIST ST TO LUD.-A L A $ O I
s.eeat d Petvalo leer to a1e"s.
. v�rw �n�etr.w. aa0s
il y DOL � rn 13
*An 111 ag.a, OW
OW the WNW
�jt�atls
�tN 41wra�st~Mi e! ~a
S hie be wK t gene es �•�s.
sirs he.r •aboes. Wena %Y
lie „r
Gown I,B t ' norm
AND �1J-
e est. et Meet rimaeaed sad ices.. 1 n
Ofestree
ern
tI��OU'r_ �:000 toile. vot,'i o
, p 'f Nay, Weakly
1 err lid• dM. iiii.�)iip}is,..�,
patlq brim et ' M tam
1
T.
' R. DOLBORNIL > aA1 X•_
Fels feel.AU0S1011001F, ago
•• y
dpi Ili' 41122211•11, 014410 WP
Qat
fn 311% (Nis
J6 •�.460
1'1oxs Ot1NDltt, Abcrrroir k>l
ter t!K Ag.wtA'Qr
le▪ nts,
er thedeastt),
` war m
of the 13th Maine Volunteers.
He rose to the rank of brigadier -gen -
oral. During a whole winter he was
confined in Libby Prison and In 1A$4
was exchanged for Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
He was twice wounded in battle. Eng-
land18116 he spent •
land workingt or the abolition of the
liquor traffic. Of !Ate years he has been
much at home attending to hie bu'iness
affairs. read og intuit end writing ppsome.
In Hain e Pntlonel Proas hibition te for licket,�
fsi-
[lent lathe
10,3011 verse!.. .
but some food for a hungry Intellect. re-
creation for n weary heart and consdons
progress for a wistful seed.
In the present condition of the human
mental atmosphere, there louginge seers
to the average person most difficult of
attainment, as well as a preeumptuous
aspiration on the part of earth -beings
who err bore eider • yoke, .for .a -
pose. and who mast needs be gods to be
able to shake it off and ter free.
Not so! It is these longings sad
ations that indicate the breath of77d
as alive in ua, roving freedom and bap
• lit,Jeo which.aY_aa. e.'
titled. hut whit we -110r Mang
the pethe of differing individual expert
en4e. And a meatless, striving mus
musing. iblekinr humanity is to -day de-
sinnding its rights as never before. The
working from morning to night, in the
fevered .wilt and irdtry of an attempt
to ottain as quickly ns possible a com-
patenca.txhich wilLallnet of a tett „rms.
of comfort and pleaenre-and wich
'mushy defeats its own ends -b' a *ad
comment nit our ignorance of the powers
Latent within us which are amply able
to piece as In pnsitinu where we may
all work reasonably, and with reason
r r
"'low Rrowa at B " Thomas Hutlr.a.
"Tom Brown ag 'oxford," Thomas
Sosiis••..•"Arabian Nights."
Nights."
"Unci.• Hennas" Jori
oa,Chandier Harris.
"Rau* Brinker,•' Marr Mapes Dodge.
"Mau Without a Country.' E. N. Hale.
"Tale* at Chlrliry," Molle.
"Lost In the Jungle," Du Cbaillu.
_'Brise t'antlly Robinson " l R. Wyss.
"ttubineon ('rnaoe." Desk! Defeat-
'•Aeaop's Fables.'•
'elven. the Siting," Du ("bailie..
-"Boom and BaddTe," Hrs. t`uster--
••Tales t old ehakerpeare:' Charles and
"Lou Quixote," Cervantes.i aVNlver antM..".-- r ". _: . yam
• David Copperweld„" DMkeUL 1
"Henry Bamond,7Lackeray.
GREAT !MPROVEUENT
IN TAILORING.
Iwish to itt the people know that I have just learned
the latest and best NEW YORK SYSTEM OF
GARMENT ,CUTTING. and can therefore guarantee a
perfect fit in any oast. I have Made about a dozen Suits
since I secured this new method of cutting, and have
noticed that every garment was complete.
Also I hive just received from the beat Manufac-
tdrers a otimplete Stock ofREADY-TO-WEAREADY-TO-WEARCI. ,TllI\e:-
_ _ASD FURNISHINGS which, -�-ass sore; -will be (lisp.1wel
•gniekly•; for, I still mean to keep the prices sway
down lower thaw -the lowest.
L. CARD
MERCHANT -TAILOR. f'
Change in Business.
._...NEW FIRM..
----_M-isoM-L-W.-�4hsving bought It interest. in'oX IIs-
dertaking and Furniture Business. the name of the New Firfn
The l.eweomea " aekeray.
-Westward, Ho," lb1„ ev.
"Madam *tow and LadyWby," Kr:smo ey.
"Last of the Mohicans," Cooper.
"Tbe Spy.' Crx,pe.r.
"'T'r Island." Esteemed.
"Kidnapped. Stevenson.
"Ceder the It e•cWeytttril"--"
•" be Jungle Itook, KlplinR t
`Thr Three Goa rasruea, D>rM�--
"Toilers of the sea.' H• . T
"lose Miserable'. 'Hugo. --- ,
"John Distrust." J. H. gburthea•e.
"The Last Days of Cblralry." Tont Hoon.
thoroughly enjoy our work and tbereoy •"twenty Thousand League. Lader the
ohtnin an invigorating recreation. Sea," t: erne.
- The law of the business world today "baiiiver'e Travels," Swift.
is the law of form which is often re- "(C"agaest of Peru-- Pr'smtt-
f*
rred to exenns
singlr the instinct of
.elf-nreserratinii. Whieh shows how far
Yet is the human intellect from an un -
aerate ndi -i. of . the higher law whew
practice daces as above the necessity
of the physically weak being trampled
noon M the physically atroag•-Boston
ideas.
Tum Burke of
Dom
te„
-"Rorseabe.e Robinson." Kennedy.
"Week Clarke." Doyle.
"Baron Mauebansen.
The Co•sertpt•" Erkmaaa-chattiaa -
Works by each popular writers of
boys' book. at Henry, Oliver -Optic.
Oastlemon, Alps' and Ballantine are
ponpnaely omitted rsa being too wan
"Aaew*vime" • tootle.. lwoern to require special natation. It wiU
The average person does not "'answer' be utraevttent that t1e•barks e.le ted air
a letter -at a11. He simply waits until ' hvgcay those ting of h story ung of
thee 'wri " tp adveetwee. antit the way e pill of
the spirit moves and Lesoe; , b{cidea in the street .t
the one to who
a letter is tine. sag [fit rv, rt's chronicles. one of the most
everything and telling every ug, pre
.uiwitety;- except that which - tbs_ Ise-
&pendent his naked about. The- "ill'*
to be answered is probably mislaid
is not near at hand. and so the questio
therein am unheeded and when t
friend or relative who naked for iufor•
matron receives the long -looked -for let -
inspiring books ever written,
alit+
-first seed eta-lost_at bes
ell; Ituite'i
"Tabu of l'hivalry," Whitt'* amrilant fgt
went of "Plutarch'. Lives, Ohureli's
translation of the "Died." Scott's
mi n." are au faseiraatingly told that tbe
boy is dell indeed who does not. like
Oliver Pwi.t. ask for mon•' Those
ter, it is a means of disappointment 1 �sm•ca, •Trsn, Brown at IDaotby." and
rather than .atidaction, and 1., in real- ' "Tom Brown at Oxford." amuse MINI de-
ity. anything but an "answer." Behr , Set and at the same time point aa un -
this fact in mind. when next you write . mistakable mond: ouch wribeo ae
to any ors your cdrrespondente and write Citadel Kiag„ley, Scott. Dickeus and
with their last letter at hand, read it Tbatkeray estunot be read too early.
through carefully and reply to each nuts- . A boy's taste of literature i. forniel
tion as yon go along and you will thug in ,hk �{y tev0 -if
eshe indulges 1*
prove yourself "one correspondent in a thefts) nasty Woks, intra wdh1e reh'g
thousand." When yes slid to think of of imeeettt,ble heroes, stories of spies and
MORNELL '_ O N.
FtQRNITURE. '
an
You ala buy first-elGoods at FACTORY PRICES -made bythe Esse
]eskers is (:Alda twl_No trouble to show Goods-es4 ell at ACTORY
t.PRICP --
r
ZTNDERTe tTI .
Dtdnmu for Embalming in our Show Window. The IGstalsd Largest Stook
of GAMUTS and OOP'PINB end Funeral Trimmings in the county -Low
Prices.
WINDOW 8EADES. • -
11XCLdt aAM'w LIts:.
It, why does not a query o• paper re- a detectives, thrilling biographies of mr.
se
quire an answer quite me mach is misi,,in 1 boys, whoop careen, end abntytly
pronounced verbally. and why slrruld we at the age of 21. leaving him bank pre-
t�tec..tt feel that k is as tench of an impo- nt or h d of a reltwary oo poration--
Illinese 11LSRf tnw ltir `t'ft1aine-are"
ro be tare, your friends cannot expect . taste, en the standard of morale and
You always to answer a letter by te• excites a craving for unreal adventure.
tura mat , nor the same der; rich • a I On'the other hand, maters of fiction
correspondence would often prove a' '• insensibly instill a high ideal; what boy
As B1 awadl s •. • ►-.1 let a [meas
BnUahy. Sept. special despatch
lawn Washington to The Evening News
fir. Orth�t►e issued to Cwtimw)ore
11. *sputnik*
of the Boston navy yard
to despdttn die war cyrvette Yentic to
the great es, with the least delay
possible. orders were issued ty
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt yesterday.
Commodore garrison is directed to strep
the Yaatic of all guns, in order that as
she ye�ases through Canadiali porta on
the et. LaWi' nee, no que•Itlon can be
railed of a vloiatlon of the provisions
of the 1815 treaty.
The statement le made to -day os the
hat authority that an order has been
yea t0 the cnmmandant of the Wash-
gton navy yard to ship overland to
rtes P• • Modern rapid fire battery
for the Tantic. This latter order js
credited wholly to the ingenuity of As-
sistant Secretary ltooeevNr, and 1t car-
ried out it, is certain to bring atout early
computations between the United Sole?
and Great Britain.
The Yeatie is t he turfed ever at
Erie, Ps.. LAI the a savalMUltia.
It wag seLilaa lr j1h, to a tit.
ves•et_to 11• Chimp neral reserve. bet
tbe t organization anl'e4*dPd 111
4rinydf0- a rester amount of pressure
*oohed ea Navy Department.
,T"nil II�o* A' "FILL'' *U ,
n.t"'•se..r aad Lend Vaeedie r
+Ravi ,• .Able
lttntlnaaW- __ . • lu 1.
oarr MMa re„ eltb t
ass
e„,1e1e,� tessbd q, dimy.•�
A'"I x•it p p, .a.a t' sM.a R
tot l' miii4'Aaejteiti+t
, 4, .
•
•
den to them u well as yourself-
, who ever read fiat e••
i mins story
they certainly have the right to espeet l "Henry Esmond" hag not telt within
a'reasonablprompt reply to their
Lim • ed,strr to emulate that moat pot-
ties
tles and an "answer" lathe
mean
n toot a[ gentlemen? A>ad what buy, bow -
of the weed. There are (orresp ,ndcnts, l everthovilthtirr.. can lar down Mac-
nt coarse, whn deserve to he h,;tte rod. i aai.y'e inimitable "less "at Atseie tt
The person who writes for Iuftrm etinn, Rome." Scutt'. " Maxinion, or E. E.
or to ask a favor fir hie awn e•r•rtn' : [sips "Men Without • Ootmtry" with-
utodation, failing to cnekese a .temp for out feeling that ".wort and glorious it
reply, is more impolte M ao daing than la to • Si for �,'s �atry "
in •rill to report It u __ .
01.deteae ori rise+ Novelists.
Mr. Gladstone has said recently that
the oentary has produced Daly two great
novelIr Walter Scott and George
Eliot. We accept the decision of t
grand old man as nearly correct. We
wntrld hays .edaad la Thoclteray. bet It
doewdt .'atter, SIO Walter Bean and
George Mot are b clearly tdteemeet that
we can have no �t spate with the
ex If barbed named more titin
two, "I'hacka.iy weald have corns in fr r
honotsl�M mention and so would Dick-
ers and Citatiotte lirapt,e, but reewtrictl'tg
�nsMf
to only two we do n are how
Jae could have omitted either tR or
'Dior Dietaries treated Bide es •
Orr4M, a trestle eankatarls0. but a carica-
turist severtbalue. He was a geese sal
entertaining welter, bat u a &enlist 4,
was not equal to either of the two awn-
.rj bll Mr. Gbat10t 'lo 'fhweteray ereattd
life Mose a dt•ereot standee t st. He was
Y,oro ae'ete on me foihtea 01 ra•nklnd,
bet he .Iso essiwarartad h uman Bharat
tet . • Mr. GIsdds.e's judgment is wee-
derfnlly geed aad we shall ani be ane`
/eiaad to mks it become tete ja�4Eoent of
ij• tsa7•-lorteh Bt4te itesllttw.
MNrise the Wools.
' tt jlas been a riddle to the ent.o-
ist to d out hew meths. especial-
ly hese of the larger vatleties, escape
from the tough cocoon which Inclose"
them daring the Etnb etiVe. Professor
Ueweld i.eatter, a member of the L twednn
totdnkagMal flockt, has hem: study -
you would be u.t
riot the vain* of the ftamp nor the trot, l
isle of replying that 1 ttti 7
a flee ou in so
acting. ft Is the lack of courtesy on the
part of one person that precludes the
possibility of discourtesy on the part of
the other. For tbete is courtesy end
lack of courtesy in letter writing, In-
deed there aad that the mown; of ustareis tgsbilltye01 a
lack ot It-
Why
t
Why Galled T.a.blors.
Every day we drink ont of a tumbler.
1 %Ns' is the large, glass that holds our
milk and water somall0? Years ago
,Prof. Mai Muller was giving a hineheith
at Ali Sonia College, Orford, to e
P.incess Alice, the wife of the (Irene '
eke of Hesse-Darmstadt and the •'0'
end dlughter of Queen Victoria. There
s�l►uers not a dozen guests bee des the
Primed and bee kelbatrd, and a very
agreeable teneheon we had, with talk
en as ki.de of interim/deg *abject$.
But what excited the curioeltg o[ ail
strangers prevent was ,a set of tittle
round bowls of 'Uve about the Mee of
a large orange. They were hoots t
round fined to the boat with the tarttotla
ale brewed in the en These, we
are told. were tumblers, and we were
Mteedily .bora beer they Damm by their
haloes -•s fitting lessee for the gaeetw of
a bhiloktgtet. ' Wen' ane of these little
Irewle was empty It was -plaeod upon
the table death doweemed. bedew*.
so perfect was the ieisaes. It Sew hack
to lta proper ttOii�ioh as B asking to
be filh•d again• o settee how It w4s
treated --trundled along the Innn bah
aneed carefully es its aide, it
deals upon the soft, thtek ea
roU.d again and fettled Itself wttb a
gentle shakiest del .wettings holm
its Mks ole of those ladle: Abase.
taw della babies datigbt In -u' %'4
1111, e., wad the deigio' nt wawWolif-
tumbler, at arid mad* of allvvt4 sr Mk
all $$ Smite' tnmhl.r$. -
wtaew M m11 ergnl.01. the '1.a1ya
gisse•i• staid oe a del 1aao
"tried t nimina? bnlaseal
.pherea, and Mn. th*ir tease.. Se,
*isfnlly that yon has*_ jo•_�,.M A6l
slosh' b tem* the real taftll•rm+.1'lltlfif►F
Tr� itis
Veer- �- e
IOSSW-St. b qua vn.tae.
The Webte et 1R1 , prdbNdts the Unit-
si laahe from baring war vowels on
Unit-
/Oahe
sending al the Tantic
le ecce to be tinned over to th*
Navel t Militia swears to be an attempt,
the treat, by ketptag Mie .•teenel.
1111 !L• island wades Nevin
Of the °overawed at Washing
et bee et vnleIIlex eyaaiasMtnm of
a :lshti$rlvatis diameter, width are
��ssgg �fl control of the beats Cloven[-
- - , h la pule the Yan
m'
.....e a ease behtrw getting through
Se Oaeadien ranee.
lisetellVtep se ••••1"
ssevle'a tiller atop. rar,artwlall
• Nmo C. $,n*r 1'a cannel _p
edwefnw�st oda
m.
thing s. total teMena
seed their 11ve.
woreve ea
Aso
udlr.wNaMat.d1-be
W. anet(y ot WINDOW ItBu
nES oa bd.
alma yea aro - for Bergamo.
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And their Wives,
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tl,e cocoon met od of the moths.
111 waking his studies opened up the
spas hf the insects, mad put the
tato artl8e1 l silk__ p wife an
sig at the end. When the time
veil for the Image •rt, amp his enl-
to. „the liquid escaped tato _ the -
es,ea. in.tesd. G__ -•
0441e Of this, and It Vias oVuB fo
a per'e beetle* Of en tRtle pdtA•b. Tb
db_Mlry ts a mew min 16 et11(rtlelnp•
11 iWd5 Oefltl.b well Westray the Manan
Ii k r at Mast peasiag sarins.
.iAMi be distilled is as Insect's
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Ndlita ;pthat 'Ir tt IN ilifetele of the
lilts IN wee ori+ l idtt
ON a IMMO, tajj tM■M
Isar
ejpa*t ui.•+e..rfw.
meem .owl, ,nk
w. _. 2Fit000wc&q lier
BOOTS
AND
SHOE
Including the SLATER
and all other A I Goods
j,.
err' : c..J n alL• � s iii
HARMAI'4'ST
r" ti' ,,-
Ona Goods are the be* ibe4 can be obtained, -and are sold tiA
Bo is Bottom Prices. •'
Hundreds of pictured•isasii int store week:y. They are the
tient on earth, as nothing can emitpufirith a handsome woman in
ett)y, neatly -made, fashionable pair df shoes, and we only sell such
She sweetest of pictures. •
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i,,tje am 11 '1 tr•'"1 off
et
Twnt.' ^^t" '^ * known
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