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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
UNDERTAKING.
Nj A T. HI N E r Y
And EertiliS ers.

ME have made erran g.ments with some OF
w the NEST responsible e and extensive Man .
uiac,nrers OF Agricultural Ma chinery and Fer.
iilizers In the U. y, and propose To offrr TO
the Farmers and others articles of superior mer.
II, only, which Y i'll give them entire sstisfac.
tiou, aud secure their future custom. Our loug
experience IN the agency business en- ables ia t.
make good bargains with thu Manufacturers and
thereby M Ike good bargains for our customers
We sill have a few Eakes on hand and will
sell them low. We have 10 improved Buckley.
'ider Nills for sse on hand e. cap We are
also selling Frui, dryers cheap Please call 10
see cur goods and lie convinced.
We sell tbs following Machinery, Wis
The celebrated Eclipse Engines ,
Saw Mills. manufactured by Fricll &
Co, Pa. The celebrated Bnt,crworth
Patent Machinery. Tlnesilcrs and
Double Pinion Lever ard Steel Tread
Towers, manufactured mt Trenton. N
j.. by Buttetworth &c Bro. The Os.
borne Mower & Reapers for Iianp.
shire comfy, and the Rochester or
Meadow Lark Mower & Reaper for
adjoining cointies. We are still n.
gents for the Birkford & Huffman
Grain Drill.
sz95 We are aiSo sole agents for the
Ne" G. Howe Sewing Machine which
is without rival. We are determined
to sell these machines as low as any iirm
class machine can he sold. Please cal
and examine them and we will sell ,hom
To YOU like the merchants sell store
goo ds too.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

a CURIOUS BETA railroad coulnc.
tor bet German, Of Quincy. HI, that lie
could no; pick up 100 eggs laid Oh the
ground yard upar. inside Of 50 min
u'eS. lac eggs wera TO be picked up
and deposited ip basket one at time,
and the basket was TO remain stationary
at The spot where the first egg was pla
ced. German thought he had an CIV
walk over; but the railroad man placed
The eggs in straight line along the
si"o o. tic depot and the basket at one
end, 50 that German had TO run no and
down The line with each CO; separately
At tho end of 20 minutes he had picked
up only 70 Of the eggs. ana hal to give
up the contest. a local mathematics an
tiSarei up that i. would take about six
miles of trave! To pick up the 100 ecgs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

IL person ai;izing i stamp to o news-
paper intended for the mail at,aches
The stamp to both the wrapper and paper
he makes himself liable for letter pos
iage on tho same, the paper thereby he.
coming a sealed package. as il cannot
DO examined without destroying the
stamp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

Cattle disease is said to have been
imported from Alhemarle 10 this county.
The disease is supposed to DO Texas
fever, and is very fatal. Nr. john Dali
house has Lost Eve valuable milk COWS.
and Mr. James Lobban has lost one.
We warned our pooplo some weeks ago
against purchasing or paaturins Abe
marie cattle Tho utmost caution
should be exercised in this respect 80
S'"unto" FUy5tian, Aug. IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

There is IN old lady named Brown
living 10 Hinton, Mich, whose hair il
turning from gray to It's original color
and she is now cutting her third set OF
teeth. For several years she has had
her second eycsight aud can see to do
fine work as we'll as anybody.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
on thirty Dnv-, ,rrinl

TIE FolJoic Bel. Co., MARSHALL, Mich.
will scnt Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Volt'ic Belts & Electric Appliances on
trlal for thirty days 10 men young or
ODD who arc AFFLICTED with Nervous De
niIity, Los; Vtolity, aud Kindred
trouble guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration Of health and
manly yisor. Address % above. y. b.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

How many people there arc at the
present day in tho situation Of the OH
preacher Who stopped short in his scr
mon TO say. Perhaps you would like to
know what M politics ore. Well. said
he. TIA on The fence, and tic mud il
very deep on both sides.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
. Episcopal Fonalo Institute,
WIN CHESTER, VA.

Rev. J. @. WHEAT, ,. D., Principal.
This is chartered Institute &c The hgif,,
grade, with a full corps Of well qn-life teach
ers Tor Music. the Modern Languages. &c. m,
terms arg moderate. The Tenth annual sessie,
begins SEPT. II, 1888 For circulars sddrr,,
the Principal. References The bishops snl
Clergy OF Va, ". va. and I'D.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
ROUGH on RATS.

Clears out rats. mice, reaches. flies.
ants Oed-buss skuGks, chip,uunks, 60
piers. l5c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

COMMODORE VANDERB1Lr's REBUKg.
This Is story about the Vanderbilt
family: they we're citing on hotel
piazza ~ Saratoga when somewhat
over dressed lady approached & claim
ed has acquaintance. The Commodore
1850 and talked nifably with her. while
his wife and daughter smiled the air
With scorn. Father said the young
lady, as the Conn odure resumed his
sea-, didn't you remember that vulgar
sirs. Is. as the woman who used to sell
poultry to Us ut homo 2 Certainly. :
responded the old gentleman promptly.
and remember your mother when she
used 10 scli root beer ut three cents q
glass over in Jersey when l wen. up
there from Station Island peddling oys-
tiers in my beat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

=. Try Gilkesons 6 Pugh's celebrated
Manhattan Iea-the hest tea on tho
market for 75 cents " '"'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
The Farmers Wifi.

Inc east Ia gray With O flush 81 rose,
Birds are singing tho world awake,
The farmers wife las no time TO pause
She has the early meal to make;
For well she knows on thi, summer day
Men arc far too busy to wait
When they are ready to ca,t the hay
AID the wagons stand at the cato.
Oa but the l)weTs in the garden arc
fair!
And Oh but the wind is cool an
sweet
She has her daily duty ana care
To keep her busy, both hands and
feet.
Perhaps for Z momeat her heart docs
turn,
To the shady "ood ana The ripping
brook.
Bu. bread is to bake, and butter to
cLuTn,
And the twelve o'clock dinner ,c cook
,
1eF""P9 IN Tue warm afternoon, once
moro
something WITHIN did strongly plead
f'F Inc FocN'As-oAaiT 10y the open door,
ana d Pheasant paper to read;
But men are aungry among the hay;
cary workers must sth! DC fod:
one Se's'he hour and the kneadinG-tray
She is hot and tired, when sweet and
still
The moon comes m Ike neacorp,
nso,m
sh, fao,. 49, .
90, 80 1'' "'"t' ~ ',' 0V"u'y '"fi'i'
one '0u % - SO IA us hoIy cain;
but no" 'he chiiareA mass So TO bed;
Who but mother can hear their
prayers?
Their little torn coats wait ncsalo and
thread
Oh these arc tho sweo,os, &c .,,ho
coroa " '''' ~
~ '''' VIA " . mic Oh heF weary lace
Tue Toll Oh inc Gay 10 counted not:
Love gives to labor tender gTaca,
Hurry and beat a.e quite forgot.
No need to pity the pa'iart heart
missing 'o' Po'np ana pr'"e oFIifc,
'oF herS - woman s noblcst part
honoFed Mother, and trusted Wife.
LILLE L. BARR, in n. Y. Ledger.
u, ~. -
=, " oS' ' 'rglhia torcsts.-Oihciais of
'no uCo'V&l COZ survey recently sent
ou' lIo'h " aSh!h9t2ll circulars to pro-
lii'lien' PcoP'e III west virginia re-
Iuo9'''rE ''liUI '.'a'ion rs 10 me forest
i''c'' Vi 'ue Nt"'e; "A lew replies have
i 'ccelVeu' hesc %sw crs have
ooc' WY satisfactory hey lndi-
oel' 'n"' 'h9 '"Fe9's Oh west virginia
"'o - 10 I""scr OI immediate de-
- uo'io"' Eoo'Eo y" ouu''' IN en-
w.. - wv " ,io l''' oIu' VII come toI
90 90 una ~ ~" udy5 10 com
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

. - :s .s s sns.. sI. ..; sis Abe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21

y friend, visiting in q minister's fata-
ily Where the parents were very strict
III regard to The chiIdren's Sabbath dc
pertinent, was conGdentially informed
by one Of the little girls that sho would
like TO DC a minister. why? inquireG
the visitor, rather puzzled 20 understand
what had given The child SO sudden an
admiration for tlet calling She quick
~ enlightened bin by the prompt reply {:
80 | could hollcr on Sunday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-09-21
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY .I!x.ae :: ONO Y!

Doth s L. scAeisr.A
S~1ss.s essissss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

The formal report made to-day by Mr.. J. w.
Thompson, Its chairman, to what for want Of q
better term might very ftly be styled the Commit
tee on Public Safety, published elsewhere In to-
days paper, is document which merits, as 1t will
doubtless receive, a careful reading at the hands
OF every person In the District OF Columbia
whether resident or stranger. Mr.. Thompson
summarizes briefly the excellent work that has
been done by small band OF publlc-spirlted men,
ana II only needs peruSal OF the history OF their
EFFORTS for the public to understand how greatly It
Is indebted TO that organization for the impOrta mt
results that have been achieved. 1t is an anoma-
lous and derlorabie condition OF things which re-
quires at the capital or the nation voluntary
citation Of citizens similar to those demanded in
remote and turbulent neighbOrEOodS for the pro-
lection OF life and property; but the rascaty dis
closed and the results made possible in this In
stance slow that the necessity for such Organi-
zation was really great here 1t could be In
the most lawless and unsettled condition OF
society Imaginable. Greater, indeed. There those
who represent or attempt to secure law and order
have only ayowed outlaws ana criminals, acting
usually without concert, to deal with. Here there
has been not only organized crime to combat but
those who were chosen and trusted to protect
community have been banded with criminals Of
nearly every character and degree for its SYSTEM
attic spOliatOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13
WHrrE Goops DEPARTMENT.

OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is NOW
COMPLETE. WITH ALL DESIRABLE WHITE
DRESS FABRICS. WHICH WE OFFER AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
IN INDIA LINENS We HAVE THE BEST MAKES:
THAT MEANS THE BEST BLEACH AND FINISH,
AND INSURES THE FABRIC WASHING AND
LAUNDERING PERFECTLY WHITE. We MAKE
SPECIALITY OF THE QUALITY WE OFFER AT
15c. PER YARD; THAT t. WE BOUGHT AN I'M
MtNSE QUANTITY-20O PIECES-OF THIS ONE
NUMBER. TO ENABLE Us TO MAKE THIS PRICE
ON THE QUALITY.
WE HAVE STRIPED p. K IS AT exc PER YARD,
SPLENDID NAINSOOK CHECK AT &c. PER YARD.
AND 1910. WE OFFER GRFAT VARIETY OF
LACE CHECK PIQUES LACE STRIPED PIQUES,
SHADOW STRIPE LAWNS. PLAIN LAWNS, &C.,
SO.
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13
Co1onrp CAsHnERrs.
WOODWARD & LOrHROP

COIORED CASHMERES IN THE FOLLOWING
ASSORTMENT OF COLORS:-SALMON. NILE
GREEN. CRUSHED STRAWBERRY LAVENDER,
CADET ROSE CREAM. CARDINAL. POMPEuAN
RED, COACHMAN'S ADRAB. HUNTERS GREEN,
GARNET. DREGS OF WINE. GOLDEN BROWN,
PINK, WHICH WE OFFER AT soc. AND 75c. PER
YARD, AND CONSIDER THE QUALITY AND
SHADES SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING OFFERED AT
THESE PRICES.
WE HAVE ALSO ADDED LARGELY TO OUR
STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS IN CASHMEREs,
FOULES, NUNS VEILINGS, BUNTINGS. CAMEL's
HAIR, GRAPES, IMPERIAL SERGES, DRAP DIAL
MA, IN BOTH WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL, BIAR-
RITZ CLOTH. &C, TO WHICH WE INVITE SPE-
CIAL ATTENTION.
OUR ALL-WOOL LACE CHECK BUNTINGS AT
50c. PER YARD Is SPECIALLY CHEAP.
ALSO. NUNS YELLING. EXTRA FINE QUAIL
ITY, AT SOC. PER YARD. mhl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

CAporE MousourrA1RE GnovEs.
GENUINE NOVELTY IN KID GLOVES. 10
BUTTON LENGTH MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVE.
WITH TURNOVER CUFF. ONLY 81. 30 PER PAIR.
PLEASE EXAMINE.
QUETA1RE. SILK EMBROIDERED BACKS. ONLY
7bo. AND 81. RESPECTIVELY ARE WORTH 81 AND
$1.25.
coLoRs. CORRECT SHADES OF TAN AND
MODES. mhla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13
SILK DEPARTMENT.

GAuzr UNDERWEAR.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN OUR LINE OF aAuzE
AND GOSSAMER UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES'
GENTS. MISSES AND CHILDREN, WHICH WE
HAVE HAD MADE SPECIALLY FOR OURSELVES
EVERY GARMENT BEING STAMPED WITH DIR
NAME, ALL OF WHICH SIGNIFIES NOTHING1F
WE Do NOT SHOW BETTER QUALITY FOR
PRICE THAN CAN BE OBTAINED, ELSEWHERE
Az OUR JUDGMENT Is PARTIAL. WE RESPECT
FULLY ASK AN EXAMINATION BY YOU WHO
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ubls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

Counsel for defense In the star route cases have,
on different occasions made the indictment by the
grand jury OF Peck, dead man, subject OF their
spOrtive Wit, and they have several times sought
to fasten ridicue upon the prosecution for an ap-
parent attempt TO hold a deceased person respon-
sible for deeds done In the flesh. Yesterday the
question was again brought up by the court having
inquired II Peck were dead or alive. Mr.. Ingersol
replied that he was ghost, which appeared quite
funny to the defense. until Mr. Merr1ck remarked
that somebody had been signing bis name since he
became ghost Peck after death, was Of so much
value to the ring that 1t seems they kept on using
his signature for the purpose of furthering their
YaScally schemes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13
FOR RENT--STORES.

ESNOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 7lY 9TH
street. opposite the Patent Office at S75 per month
IN advance. Inquire at stove store of A. EBERLY 4
SONS 71S It'll street northwest. mhI3-Sts
IIOR RENT-TWO STORES, 500 AND s24 7TH sT.
Il n "; Possession given April l. 1888. Apply to
CLINTON ADAMS. 500 st. NV m2-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

In another column will be found an opinion of
very considerable Importance, furnished to the
District Commissioners by Mr.. Attorney Riddle,
touching the relations of pawnbrokers towards
stolen property. The principles laid down by Mr..
Riddle In this opinion are as sound as they are
necessary for the proper protection OF COMMIT
nifty. ana If they are carried out. as they should
be, honest and well-meaning pawnbrokers as wen
as the victims OF thieves will have far less to COM
plain OF In the future than they have had in the
past. 1t may be added here that It Is somewhat
singular, to say the least that the public has not
had the benefit of such an Interpretation OF the
laws long ago. There has been no change in legis-
1ation on this point for several years. II we are
correctly Informed. and there has been at no time
lack OF cases upon which this construction could
have been given just as well az now. Whose fault
Is that the matter has had earlier attention?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

No one VIII be surprised, we fancy, to read In
the special dispatch from Ottawa In another col
umn that serious doubts have been raised In Cam
sda as to the sanity Of Virgins, the self-consti-
tuted meteorological 1t has long been apparent
that bis mental organization lacked balance, and
1t Is not unlikely that brooding so long and con-
tnuously upon single theme, coupled with
undue desire for notoriety, has been too severe a
strain upon his faculties and resulted In tempo
rary disability, which may pass away. but which
Is equally likely to end in insanity In permanent
form. His in'istence that his predictions have
been literally fulfilled Is strong evidence of the
character and gravity OF his Authorization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-13

Hosrrnr.
| LADIES'
FULL REGULAR MADE
25c to SIPS.
r1-NEw STYLES FROM TIE BEST MANU-
FACTURERs.
TYLER CHEWING,
mh12 s1s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Van Bells RE AND Rock.
WILD CHERRY, ROCK AND RYE.
PEACH AND HONEY.
FEL's LIQUID COFFEE.
MOIR'S SCOTCH JAMS. 25c. PER JAR.
A Fine Assortment of EASTER GOODS.
B. W. REEDS SONS,
mh12 1915 STREET NoRfHwEsT
M1xroN DINNER Sets.
MINTON TOILET SETS.
HAVILAND TEA SETS.
JAPANESE TEAPOTs.
BLUE IN OLA CHINA.
NUTRIZIO COFFEE POTS.
COOKING UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS.
IA LOW ST CASH PRICES.
WILMARTH Il EDMONSTON
mh12 709 MARKET SPACE.
Su1Rrs. SH1Rrs., SH1Rrsur
MADE TO ORDER.
FIT GUARANTEED,
WORKMANSHIP THE BEST.
AS we manufacture ali orr Shirts in our own house.
we able to guarantee them every respect to be
best quality and make.
Respectfully,
ANDREW J. LOCKHART,
With GEO. T. KEEN.
mhS-lm 414 9TH ST. NORTHWEST.
III d. BARR,
NPORTER AND TAILOR,
I'LL
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

F0R RENT-CoNGREss HALL FOR RENT. 1888
and erythins new Capacity 80 guests m Addres:
the owner, ". B. r. SELBY, Berlin, Worcester Co.,
Nd, or 1913 harton street. Philadeiphia,
mh3-s tn, tn, l2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
VISITING A RUSSIAN PRISON.
Prince Krapoaine d, The Fortnighay Reriep

Prince hTdpOLtHe ~ Inc fOFR'iVtfy heVNU'
Formerly the visit of a friend was considered as a
great favor. and not as right. 1t happened to Inc
once after the arrest of my brother 10 see none or
my kinsfok for three months. knew that my
than is usually the case between two brothers, was
arrested: a letter of a few lines announced 10 me
that on all matters concerning the publication OF
my work | was TO address another person, aud l
Guessed the cause But during three months |
knew not why he was arrested. of what he was &C
cused what would be his fate. And certainly
wish nobody In the world such three months IN his
life as these three which passed without having
any news from the outside. When was allowed TO
see my sister she was severely admonlshed that II
she said anything TO me about my brother she
wOuld never be allowed to see Inc more As 10 my
comrades very many saw nobody during the whole
two OF three years of their detention Many had
no near relations in St. Petersburg. and
friends were not admitted; Others had kinSiOlk,
but these last were suspected of having them
selves acquaintances with Socialist or Liberal cir
cles, and that was sufficient for refusing them the
favor of seeing their arrested brother or sister At
present-at least Mr. Lansdell was told s0-the
visits of friends are allowed each fortnight But IL
ought to be mentioned how an extension OF the
right Of visiting was acquired Ii was won, so 10
saw by fight; that is, by the famous famine strike,
during which number OF prisoners IN the lIouOet-
skoy 6asOn refused to take any food for hive or SIX
days and resisted by force the attempts TO feed by
means OF injections and the blows of the wardersby
which this operation was accompanied.
Further the same visitor would nave mentioned
also the means and ways in which the secret ln-
uuiry is conducted, and the shameful proceedings
by which ayOwalS nave Deen eNtOrteu, OF rather
tried to be extortsd, from all who have shown
nervous temper. He would have mentioned for
Instance, the lady who went mad when her new
born child taken away from her, and refused
to De given back until the lady was more sincere
in her testimonies, that is, merely betrayed her
friends He would have mentioned, too, the nu-
merous attempts at suicide made in this pleasant
place the Troubetskoy bastion, by means OF piece
OF glass taken from broken window, or by means
of matches carefully concealed piece by piece dur
ing several months or by means of strangula ton
with % towel. And he would have found also q
word of sympathy for the friends and knSfolk of
the prisoners who are kept for several years be-
tween black despair and faint hopes as TO the fate
of their arrested sons, daughters or husbands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
REFORMS IN TIE Fruit TRADE.

The representative dealers in foreign fruits
have agreed to plan to remedy existing evils in the in
spection and removing of foreign fruits from vessels TO
auction when nges and lemons arrive here
from the Mediterranean they are sold at auction.
Printed catalogues distributed In which description
OF the fruit is given, and this guide to the
jObber who goes where the fruit is and inspects It,
certain number of the boxes opened for the purpose
Of Judging OF the condition. quality and value OF the
fruit and notes Of these made the margin OF the
catalogue. Come importers, who are not scrupu-
lOus careful inspection OF the fruit and will
far the best boxes and place them where
they readily recognize them at the auction and bid
them accordingly. Hence they will bid a little
higher than their neighbors, who will probably buy In
the next lot at little lower than the estimated value
placed upon them, and afterward find that they have
imposed upon with bad quality or lot that has
considerably deteriorated
At meeting Of the trade last week committee made
report, which adopted that annual meetings of the
trade shall be held that committee OF six shall be APP
pointed at such meetings whose duty IL shall be ap
point supervisors that persons permitted TO
tamper with the boxes of rut that the committee shall
have power TO hear and deal with all complaints and to
have charge OF other matters for the suppression OF
listing evils. resolution adopted not TO buy from
any Importer who refuses TO abide by the rules and not
TO SELL except for cash before delivery without any dis
count TO any buyer who will not subscribe to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24
CARLYLE'S SISTER.
From The Detroit, Free Pres.


Among the guests at the Griswold House yester-
day Mrs Janet Carlyle Hannng, youngest sister of
the late Thomas Carlyle. Her Ia about sxty-eght,
but she very active seemingly as strong as the average
than that age. She dresses In traditional mourning has
an erect carriage elastic step, flashing dark eyes,
hrmset mouth, ana an undyIng belief In her Illus
triOus brother. Her home Is IN Hamilton.
RepOrter-What was your brother like when boyi
Mrs Hanning-Very grave-very much absorbed In
study all given 20 ordinary tricks Of boys He
promised mother that he would never fight, and
brothers (who liked fghting used fight all OF
but very manly. There was one bully In school. how
ever, who irraed him beyond endurance ana day
he broke and gave his tOrmentor terrible thrash
ing Alter that believe, he never fought though.
you doubtless aware, his controversial disposition
chung to him through life
Reporter-Was he frugal or the reverse In money
mattersi
Mrs Hanning-He was always liberal. 1 remember
very well that he lent Brother John (Dr Caryle great
deal OF money with which 10 prosecute his studies, and
no never niggardly. His own habits were mex
pensive.
Reporter-You viii forgive me If touch upon some
what delicate subjecti
Mrs Hanning-Ask anything you like.
Reporter-Wel then, you know Mr.. Carlyle Is popu-
larry thought have been bearrritabe and hard to
live with. What Is the fact
Mrs. Hanning-He was great sufferer from dy spep-
STA. have known him TO pass many and many night
OF saepless torture with what he called his diabonoa
stomach" but never saw him cruel bear
irritable than other He and Mrs. Carlyle very
happy in each Other but IN summing up their lives this
ought to be always remembered: Mrs. Carlyle had no
children As the years went on she tired OF reading and
felt and tue need OF her husbands close CON-
partnership. He couldn't give 1t, being wholly devoted
TO letters and so suppose she brooded over good
deal. They were nevertheless, sincerely attached TO
each other and In Toms vacations ne was as merry as
boy with her. OF those vacations were far apart
but they came at least as often as he finished book