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THEODORE TRIO\ RETU NS
Something About the Man Made Famous by
the Great Tilton -Beecher Trial.
New York. report; AfteT wolf-
inaPoeed exile of nearly twenty years,
Theodore Tilton. may return to this
country. before the beginning of an-
other year. It Ls not expected that
he will come to spend the few remain-
ing years of an eventful life le his
native land, for Paris is his adopt-
ed home. is expected that he will
make o, move or lees extended tour
of this country and deliver a series
of lectures on some of the topics
Which his brilliaat mind can
discuss so well. It has fallen to the
lot of few men to suffer as he has,
and nom has ever borne the pain
of it all so heroically as he. Although
61 years of ago and his pure white
hair. falling about his shoulders, his
intellect is as keen as ever. Physically,
he towers above most men, for he is
6 leet .4 inches in height. His face.
smooth and clear-cut as a cameo, re-
flects the health he enjoys as well
as this rarost of iutellects. There is
in it an ineradicable expression of
sorrow, but it sesms increase the
attractiveness of his nobility of char-
acter.
Theodore Tilton was born in New
'York (eV on Oet. 2nd, 1.830., Rh
graduated from tile New York col-
lege in 1856, when the anti -slavery
agitation was at its 'Wight. The pre-
dominance; of this thought of the peo-
ple of the north seems to have had
melt to do with shaping tire life
ntaCh emphasis that he Wished to tes-
tify his .respeet for the old man's
splendid courage,
"As to My view of the raid, thongh
the attempt was madness, and the im-
mediate result was a fliteco, yet there
was a secondary consequenoe. which
now constitatee one of the most vivid
chapters in the world's hlstorY. For,
mark you, the attack on Harper's
Ferry was like the attack on the Bas -
tile. Tlaese two events are twins, for
enell of thom, though of xi° military
magnitude at the moment, neverthe-;
less had for Its sitoft and awful woucki
a nattonal revolutton."
Flag Raising at Fort Sionter.
Mr, Tilton was at Fort Sumter when
the Stars and stripes was hoisted at
the close of the rebellion. This cere-
mony was in 1865. "My companeoa 8.1
the flag raisteig," said Mr. Tilton, af-
ter relating the John Brown incieleid,
"was Colonel Anderson, the brother of
the famous Major Robert Anderson,
who hail conamanled the fortrosi when
the rebels attacked it in 186). Colonel
Anderson and I stood skie by s'de with
our hands upon tbe rope that lerested
the old banner to its old place, I re-
member a pretty incident that hap-
pened the next day. You know the
IU(W 1i wos April, the seasen. of rocs.
Well, a grea.t meeting of the Charles-
ton negroee was announeed to be held
to Zion's eburele and men, women and
children /Welted to it, all carreing
rose: in their hazels. When it mina my
turn to speak I ealei •Llst.:an, young
awl old. Tell ma two things. First, as
many of you as were born free hold up
your rigPt hatelse Witereupou, here
an I literal, I could Roe a few hands liebt
tap tllal S‘Vai T. 'Now, nexo. sale
L *as many of you as iverY bora s1avrs
but: are now frce hold up both your
1111.1115 ' WherenpYi. a siallicn 'tu-
mult of Ity, the whole astembly
:prong to Its foot as if 11 loot to...-.
but ono man L nal throw up: 1 Immo
not how many thousawl hands. ova ry
ate eie.imel to ne• from the
pito Foram hat'ing eleeter of rtoes,
toll over all the (Melte' 11"a011 them
:ipraleot up. I ullght tsty. wiatt!e
moo:Foal roe petre. n the ale. Om 11
nowt, forgot tht• contra:Ater seone."
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barking on a sioaditcrat. Our strata.
gent woks 5,.t •kt•.!••:ssItttl. N19l:oo7y but our.
seivee suspected tile trelelat leeeter.
reef. One fe.11-41.-zzi 14 NOW York was
near the BIttery 4)8 terio,lat,
Dee,. 3til. 'I'lze darkness was a god-
' send. 'We loft the totly bolxbol 11-19 081
the boat arol 1:u0011e,1 81110.95 the East
Itive.r to D1'o01111:.-43, where I met...Tohn
Hof..wr, ne.dertaker, whom I per
194)114I1390 ktos-cc, anti who had intriell
one of niy eitlidrav..n. "Can 39091 go at
onee to the inii-ooy boat ?" 1asiked,
"and take elarge of an •old rkunrs
?" As lie knew that Mrs. 711rOvvi'd.
TIM!, been zstoyhrg at my house lie
Ins,tantly tts'ked 1111P: "'Ts it :loran
Drown's?" o•Yes," 1 reiored, "it is ha
a rude 1)1ne broz. It must bo trans-
ferred, to a -a salt:tide eoffitt worthy of
its otter:mutt, and tills must be done
ciancleoatittely to -night, without giving
the press or the pultile a 'hint of the
affair." -"It shall be kione," Ino said,
givinir me a grasp, of the Imaki as a
pledge. He. used great tr.s....retion,
taking the body not to his establisit-
meat in Prookiyn, but to a private
room In the Ilowery, New York.
"F.arlyon Suralay morning, in corn -
Pony Johnson, and 'no ono
eigotr:.• 1 Mot Hooper at room,
witere be showed me tits brave old
man arranged On- bneal in a eratroly
eoffi a, simple but olegout. I sliall nr:v•er
forget tin Inee• th, sleeper, for he
(314 not seom dead. Ileopor then
geo7ror.sly gave roe, for the familv,
reeeipted bill for nit the expettses, re-
fit:zing to aeeept a penny, saying with
Soalittor of the lotitoptottolooni•
l'tottinitang his reminiseentoes. Mr.
T.Itodi .V*1 Itvw hati hotti etiLtor
.#.1 the inglopernlent New WTI.; for
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tow.= tleTe telt neotestes before the
Come, tarsi what elayn t1x11:2.% It fa Tina
Fre el ,7.9.0.4*1 Praetisietee eolith -Ales -
4.eirlete9ee tainteellf 1119 and trewn from
the llentel ,.a.T the diver by lele eremite
ed fl.1:8143 tti els 1111:8
• 1119 a -hie. life wen thee altneee
oetegenettlene
"i 01"4-9'./17,:n1 1.;D:1-'0..:ZU tv,
only in the W51440 House_ hit it' fe0re
tee witts no,nialatO 1. oe even t111.:9..n.:It-
)7 for 1""Ime P11.i8.y Ilispec.-;,,euittl-
lity was tlieticaLLeitoZ: les strWliug
wr,t. 'gra:illy, yea-
mainei:eg. Entielleetetnlite 810 l8't 41
138r1'; t1 11*- blesetretalters.
Abeetelote Lim -e'en Ea4,1 tq-e?
18 latter-ft.fan amazes. oriA 1E44 waits
-tetrizt, W.9.SliVongt,PIL
Aunty,' he reulled, ''you know that,
according to the good 'book, nothing
entereth there that 'deflleth. Now,
how do pine expect to get to heaven
with. your Oreath defiled with to-
bacco?' Lawkes, honey, When 1 go
to heaven,' she., said,'1 'speet to leave
my breff behind um,'"
Tilton ate ail Author,
Mr, Tilton is the author of many in-
teresting volumes. The.se include two
1-100ke of verse, "Hearts' Ease," pub-
leebed in 1804, and "Book of Lyrives
and Bodlads, Founded on the Hopes and
the Illusions of Mankind," published in
the following- year. Other works are
"Sanctum Sasectorum, or Proof -Sheets
for an rEdttor's Table" ; "Tempest
Toesed, a Romance" ; " The Sexton's
Tale, and Otha• :Poems," "Tbou and
poems, and "Sualean Storms," bal-
lads, He has had in hand for some time
a work on Norse mythology -in fact,
ths work has so far progressed thet it
Mee been put in type, but heel not yet
been issued. His complete poetical
evorke were 'recently issued la one
large volume of 800 pages.
Mr. Tilton's career as a lecturer
was noted and profitable. It was
stated to -day by Charles Mumford
of Newark„ N. ,T., who was Mr. Til -
ton's manager, that the proeeeds of
one season alone on the lecture "Pro-
blems of Life," amounted to $12,000.
The subjects of other of his best-
known leetures were: "Master Mo-
tives," and "The Use of the Mind,"
The latter was first delivered as an
address at one of the annual com-
meneement exercises of Dartmouth
College. It was such a master ef-
fort that the demand for its repe-
tition elsewhere was instantaneous
and universal.
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kow Wat!lt. VI'lyltrann 181
10.fiek VS 119*013- iiefore Pee
Was ..;-eisern 1 fare. 11l3e wees.4.- fel
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leave teweemeet iln ilretaleyn. atrel 30
Lad many a telietnigiat tramp with
Lira tineergelt the steeets. Wo ellen
fieeenetatEy met on lonOlon ferry
beats. Teeett meetings ereapteetiy
ended111 a ramble. Whitman never
wanted to go to heal He en;oyed
with Olymplan relish an owlish hob-
nob over a tong of beer. I have often
traveUled, flapped, and heel many 'se
(.,Iilentall interviews tritli Emerson
also. 11 think itis essays aro the beet
a Engliele literature. Ernes:teen was
to iteston tereat Fiato was to ettla
nee; that is to say, eitett was his
own city'.s wisest man.
"If never met Loegfeiliow, but I
knew Whittler intimately. tie was a
deeply rellglotts man, ;tut feet of drol-
lery and Tun. it was tine splrituality
of iliS writings that made them so
great a eomfort, to many eduttated
foreigners, etameg whom was the ;
P 1 fetes De Bismarck the large-
Lite in Paris.
Of his personal habits, It is Said
that Mr. Tilton lives unostentati-
misty and even simply. He occupies
bachelor quarters at 72 Avenue Elle -
per, Paris, and has litthe or nothing
to do with society. He writes c
sionally for magazines, but other -
11 -180 his time is devoted to ide books -
Ile has resided for short periols itt
Stuttgart, Munieli, Dresden, Oeforti,
Cambridge and London. He tomes
111 sioptact with the best minds of
Europe, and the benefit Is umenal-
for there; Witte who cannot profit
by vontact w:th his intellectuality.
Mr. Tilton looser speaks of the tiara
elond which shadowed his career in
the earlr 70s, anti whieli east n
gloom over tin. whole moral world.
The fatuous Tilton-lice'ler trial in
1874 was its culmination. M.
tom alone of the three prin-ipals is
left. Of his four eldhlron, the oldies%
ilaughter. Ansa Plorenee, is a imil4r
tie:leiter in Brooklyn. The Oor01101
daughter married .10101 Ourollit.
who weitples a rye-gm:mill* letsithat in
0 ridengo anol with her Pato
Ily DIV0.4 at Morgan Park, one of
OblitongtOtt ltalturbs. She now !Me
gr.awn int loldreck her owa, Mr.
Taltoa's two otinor children wore
boys.
:ate r
minded wife of the great Chancel-
lor."
As to 11r. Tilton'e personal hebits
enid: "I never irol olive eigar or
cigarette, ill IV mouth The most in-
vetorate• ,smoker I ever knew Notts th-•
old 11Pgre3.4 who was elliel -Sa,journer
Truth." One day while on a vidt to
nay house the Ver.eraille dame, ill:on
al:out 130 years obi, sat by th-0 chino
1ey corner OINwer W. Ima-
ge:5', the evell-knewn anther of vamp
torment ariti-tohaeco tracts, veiled
to see her. ' Aunt .S.e;ourner; he said.
X reoere your character, but X deplore
your emoking„ for it will keep you
forever out. Or heaven." 1.rtwks,
honey. how so?' slo.o asked. 'De...souse,
wiNSTON'S 13.411316,
"Lad the Life by Rule She Tried to
Make it Lead.
The Winston baby is being brought
up according to the newest ideas in.
Child study. Mrs. 'Winston le young but
firm, and she says that her child le to
have all the advantages of this new
ecieime. The baby has been bathed,
fed a.zul put to sleep on echedulte time.
rNo friends have been allowed to kiss
or fondle It, e.nti the plan was working
itieiiatiftilly until Mts. Wiustoiee father
and mother came to visit her,
The visit wee pall primarily te see
the new grandeleld. As SOoll as they
enearet the house :Vie and Mrs. Cud-
ieright demanded the baby. Mrs. Win -
1 .ou raised her eyebrows. "-Baby is
just hong sat. saidi, "Yost utw‘t,
W111 mita 2.::(1."
lier lather had beard of her sys-
tem, but he laughed and said "Oh,
break through the rules for :once and
bring her down."
'11 you don'. go over the house
'MI 1 [lid her," 1.11-, grandmother said
Winstoa
ttio that tinily was brought down to
sea them, although tilt; Wahl a ellri:et
infraction 01 rule id. 11, Is a beautiful
13:11)3-, Sn-1 ite grandparents started
toware it w.th 'ries f rapttiv,.
"00 little w. -t TotjtSI-W-101l10 to
oor grammuvvor," NV II Mrs. tettlbr:eth .
" \le attin't oilk baby talk -it is
againrile 27,' Mrs. Wies'oe. sal 1."it
is irrateinal to exit et it ehild, to learn
to epeek corn. •tly e le 11 ;:tm speak
gibberish to it."
Meanwlige :the graialfatIrT had
taken the bale- from the roluetiott.
110111,4 n'........s Wills:Um tarn -
ed to lam. "Fatirc, I don't n now ztii.v-
body lent the adrs•:, and, yo self to hold
babY• Pi:tk' jtit-mons anti it. Is
againe4: r,l14 O."
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from I:I- Irt 1. hat he resIst-eti. "Oht
SPO 101.1^0. let ore. y.our mother nu 1
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104n39iet%n: °In case ‘01
ce7ont„ turn :rim t)L. zvo,r,T.."
Vistootionted natielitt-r„
11 ert-rtitiln. priuspereas Itterieher 930
San Jose Ee mated for a disesettentee
arspiteition. No mateer how taineree-
lily lois affair& 91)ro410e04 luP 3*ew.I4c0
• et$9154' 108* INqllprr.lint.. I:et:ril-
ing from the elity recently. afieee
dispoeing of; his produee at gaol
figures. ile &add to his wife: "I an:
abaut tired out! L9 -COWS ill 1" iVflrli?"
"Yes," 3)93539'e0e1 the hard-woikintr,
wife-"foler„ slYtee." "Ls ' bosses en-
narneseed anti fed ?" "Yee.." eleowee
lir-lee-a up ?" °Yee." "Wood chopped
for ,Inernin'?" "Yes." -Thene eitt?Tite
pinetted and dreseed for market ?"
"Yes!" "Wagon wheel metteled :Ma
ready V start I' t' tecetnin`?' "Iires:•
"Oh, then," he said with a sigh, 'let
9)91*9 have my supper and twee let -
Fermin' is beginning to tell on ne."
Fratteteeo Wave.
Cetnotery Menlo, Park/Roo
Passit: thron h Brookivn'e tele -
CHIPPING 11, S. CITIES.
Some Mere Figures From the
Latest Census Returns,
The U. 8. Government Commission-
ers have made public these figures
of census just taken:
1900. 1890.
Dayton, 0. ... 85,333 61,220
Akron, O. .„ 4,2,728 27,601
Canton, 0. 80,077 26,189
Lancaster, Pa. 41,459 32,011
Albany. N. Y„.. 94,151 91,923
Bayonne, N. e. .32,722 19,033
Birmingham, Ala. 38,415 26,178
Salt Lake, Utah .., 58,581 44,843
:Peoria, 111. 56,100
etalveston, Tex.. e. 87,789
Atlantie City, N. 27,838
.Nashville, Tenn. e0,865
Mobile, Ala. 38,161)
Lincoln, Neb. 40,160
-Trenton, N. 3. 78,1107
York, Pa. ...
Racine, Wie. 20,102
Seranton, Pa. 102,022
Portland, ... 50,14ea
Yoakere, N. V. 47,931
COLD CASH WILLI; BUY A TIT.LBe
One May Choeee Between Knight-
hood told Dukedom.
That You can buy everything and
• .
anything with money is a tin em. 1.
the eye 3 Of all who are versed La the
world's doings, and titlee are not, eX-
cluled from the comprelveneive re-
mark, The only State in which the
riade of nobility honors is oyen and
legal is etreregely eneugh. a repuhe
, .• . , .
lice -the tiny Italian re„ melte . of. San
Marino, of the existence of which
many are unaware. You ean get . a, .•
title in San Marino on appecation-e
and payment of tho foe, trioch le riot
always the same for the iedividual
honor -and the proeeele are used far
the support of the natlonal Sou/0-
'21,1:002844 tlibichign otierykluninow. iyigontihiattereyotilumule.veetielf)0Alea:
eVe1.055,..‘ formed an act of charty, tat You.
•5:1',01.5740 3er /1.1.0t.mcooluleiTt. f'Snai:nanM;ltr1114ing
lo;i5I . will get little more than that. fox'
75,215 , to the effect thqt the
ottheeeamciooirlitaiiniyen.eital nearvezisseprteplrms eypetsta.
Lottaittnideetitoini•
21,014 , wIiiill
te
20,793 1
54,458 ' State and for but little tvithin it.
32,093 ,. other distinction of Italian, Spanish
dvertiser ean
36,425 : pro'nee you a dukoloma,
DANGERS TIIAT FLY PAST. i oTrheTerilladlin-er°triifeinall'enrotrs aarseljee.nba-1.ufli'el7:611'llmoor:
1
!gee but there it a strong suspicion
---
Locomotive Engineers are Unnerved
I
by Aeeldents They Escape. that in some easei they are genuine
Lug his engine for the nigher; run i ectirl(4 p
area as large ae Hyde Park and a
etty (lerman Stete Netts an
they refer to
The old engineer had finished groom... enough' ePe318.41Y if
b dor: erale time in swapping yarns ; a Cabinet Minieter. The Delia feet its
revente eepril to the salary or
anti was wheing away the half hour 1 total
a eeere „ After puffiug reflectieely land, titles are a purehesable corn -
all conetries. ineluding Eng -
w1 it his firemen. It was hie turn at t that in
on. ii• ;doe for a moue tette or lee°, he : lir (tit:to, :61;t6eistanmatiet?..ne oilenly, but it
Rid!, lialf quiteeloiiingly : "I don't be- , '
hen. a pa
lleve we've over Tun over anyhodY, i patent of nottllity is granted
the
1.1.1, since you Wen in the (nib. > reel/tient has to poty very heavy
"Dui:. it iski't runithig over that , enrleh the national exclueluor.
; "regietration feee," eat 1 fees going- to
t.f.•,: tii - matt turne tea, te be deaf lliaivls,,,Ilt:?:;rV;41,:::;t:ti!Nt! ti1141;artitliedb".
taof:niecantedmeeei
SPItr:Mti YOU," It` vontinued. " though
...0 all fired elos.o to it and missing that wif..t.h.....* national exeli • wee on in a bad
tha t is bad •! :tough. It's th .• eoming
sk:k)o• avilthlellit aNtrr(eilliAriCI'DPItieeril.);
tak ,-i tit, luck oat of a man. After .. : *.
..%ou inn! " lit- atnything kilo worst yule i 41,;.1ri.44$11tg,111::Arcl,,:11.-Cytirli_ea"17,.el.g,.01111,‘(.)Inatifil,,lS"
5.
Call do IS to lb 011gil rig,ilio Zliollvir, but
, matott•Vosto • *woo -LW, k oral a dukedom
3•1: •011 ' e. a "IAD "" th.t'' til".'' tipalii 1119 t 18,1111111,, me ,1 Vt. Tit, fact
.1t -al how peer wineell • ant seat elf "e• ler al to 1 in tiro of: I-1 ol orgoink t nt
stoktut and put on In brakes nod .
.
or on* ot or mt1111 thug of tit - hill 4 th wi,ti 1,rit t th m !navy ee.
"Xtibw• you can't !vitt striking:him.
1,!. le^ at lithe ,Ittoa wash von t.ore 1ristrati f•e. for tito tenefit of the
rraal.0,,,,x I to, 111' afir
, not No -nal treats ir,t* 1, to*
re rat' I *7,13 ro Mg,* 67,4y11 s44,044 100
11*1I Portngal *I•.
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.t 1• 1 %Vaid1113111.11g an,r1 ,„4, 1).4,0i) thr
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tetielee-3:eeent of
ireteee, - net •toort toLoo.
1-zro. 11:13es Irronee. In
1. 911 :191 kson..too, 341,:!9s5' 146. • Co !.1;',1A-,
tr.t,:' lillenere foe yone
vionee.-Peetee,„e"e Veeekiy.
Ataotolo.r 0.4-813ey
"9 • 9' • T. :
4-Y - tee. bee veee, 'Led ran
• aevae feere eeleeel.
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tr-t 1.81*.- t'L.DL' "I:
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18o8o8-.FL pleestpCe 11890 ,1951
:198.91n1cn
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tr7:48 '1:44 111%2 Z..: 1i; 1.4 1.
larangint 444
T49 riCq 41V.. teeene :
l'ueeteette fee to deten . 1'-
:11b19', 0141t, V.D11,1% 319.416 8: 1
," 1r:try, foe the, trele, _s ;es .e. . ,
Nri4.11 11;;'t".f‘i'"-s: t":4 The Cause of tndless Suffering and Fatal Disease-Restotl
I, the teeneellors tele., -ea-
beftillein eleelvet • en,iti, .;:. ; leer ation and Health Come With the Cse Dr.
el. Bat' tiley le • :Of e,:. m L. ',,
pare ....191n, nnLVII art 17°,9' it
It
10 TC/11 1119C14 W110 qzt 32' 7.
ut":411:1014:O:(.4 Tee:iltrtttatctr4o. .7;
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• .11 naan 11
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13 Nit41:191:_melsre. 11 t
frirtelv°4--- 0 1,1, „ 11,• "19 19
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If heeeet mati le, elite:et
1 esente eiter..hi-s44 1.11,.w. I t no'. ik...;
"-esti
liAUSTED NER
Chase's Nerve Food (Pills).
Not a single eley but we axe t, ter was pate, weak, longed and verY
retn'...ndeci of the value of keergatg the , trirarEfial.7?1,11:t streel:e.:4ztet:nr:L01::::
'reedy sepplied with an aburglarx0 of '99(41'4' 13090304010137
mastIlaru:e.gt7shi::: :::
tf.h r,t11, Ilfe-sustainirg. blood.
1
II. -art failure, brain troubles mid • not eleera for more than half an. hole
Ilene paralysis eau ordy exist wliZa ' at a Vine without starting up nee
Con.
the blood is fat a. thin, watery condi- crytInsg *411) 1988
wiknar gr6-ttewmznke;t..tre6ket. 66
" "
ronetnnom a and conserve:ton • wenler, I "1"vseetzto atrirritel and got
etmeota fled a. beginning In IllaquyalthY 04xx 01 Do, Chai-;'e's Na'orve Food. Oh,
ordy,, whIeh Ls supplied with plenty- 01 . used thev treatment for sonie Weeki
pure flood to rebuild and recone.tetet amnigafrloranytrotiN7micinteett. wHeer avipettte
lii
tit", tissues wasted by disease..
To. guard against disease, to prolong came better, Ate gained in weight, th
life, to insure health, strength and color returned to her face, and tat
v!tror to everv organ yteu cannot pos- gradually became strong and 'welt
find a means so effective us Dr. ,; cannot say too retch im favor of till
elictse'S Nerve Food, the bioed-builder wonderful treatment, since it he
and nerve restorative. . proven such a blesSing to my -dome
Dr. 'Chase's Nerve Food is composed ter."
of the very elements of nature which To allow the; Idetold to get 'weal
go to form new, rich, red Wood, and , Watery •and vitiated is to prepare 0
tilts accounts for its phenomeoral M.- way for pneunnerain, consumption, Id
.mis as a system builder. It is as cer. iney -disease or otler dreadfully fat'
tain
as tho laws of nature, becanse it complications. Dr. Chase's Ne.rve
gets, aw.ey down at the, foundation of • pure:7:st Lornoenclineuthrese d
isisea
ystse
nih. y tor
disease. and cures by making the blood ing an abundance of rich blood;
• pure and rich. IL
Mrs. IfeLanghiln, Parllament form. 130 eerkts botx„ at all dea.
etrest, •re:tonto, .9.tate: "MY dangb• or EclulAtson, BASOs -t3o.,
. . g g . , . . not eta a de
tory tiLstriet on thy trolley rtia ls,
says tin New York t..-Iun, one olls?--nes
with antazement parties sea181 in
shady spots itt 41,,,oometeries ea."tow.-
t..,11,M,...11 J1
':T
A (11:trweesii saI,1 19511 111, prapkr:
"r1 (od! olve Thy nal pity to
1110 tv:3oked, for alristly. Thot: Last :
1. lun„.h."08 end eppetentte Peen ,n,`.09.3(141) the meat,
thn, stgl 111935 1211' tfieny 41hq.11t9DISI1719 1 1 1 1 1 19 9. 7.1.
Fare• - at one of the large centett•rles .
to forbid ths entrance of phonik• 31:49.-
lo:t.-, as the Place threatened to Ito
vome cntirely too popuiatr RP a
111':' 140(18111(0. ground. Butt the un•lantited phe
rei-ker00 not dismayed by any 0814111.5'
114)8 (if Me sort and luncheons are
eteereted and :carried in in setleooleing
bundles or black leather gripe.
. _
A cheerful tonntenanee betokens t* were ot• followed. I told Iitm: to
good beart.-Itupert, take it for LtWO Iteara? •
Instructions
Indignitnt Pa trim -Yon advert i
to cure consumption. don't yon ?
Doctor Quack -Yes, sir. I never fail
when my instructions are followed.
Indignant Patrcm-My so'n isok
your medirlue for a year Land then
died.
rwtor Quack - M3v instructions