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Little BOY Brue.

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The little toy dog 10 covered with dust,
Blu sturdy and staunch he stands;
And the little boy soldier is red with rust
And his musket molds in his hands.
Time was when the little toy dog was new
And the soldier was passing fair;
And that was the time when Little Boy
Blue
Kissed them and put them there.
"Now, don't you go till / come" lie said,
And don't you make any noise!"
So, toddling off to his trundle bed,
He dreamed of the pretty toys.
And as he was dreaming, an angel song
Awakened our Little Boy Blue;
Oh, the years are many, the years are long,
But the little toy friends are true.
Ay, faithful to Little Boy Blue they stand.
Each in the same old place;
Awaiting the touch of olittle hand,
The smile of a little face;
And they wondered, us wait these long
years through,
In the dust of that little chair,
What has become Of our Little Boy Blue
Since he kissed them and put them there.
Eugene Field.
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Tested by Time. For Bronchial at
fections, Coughs, ETC., Browns BRONCHIAL
TRocnEs have proved their efficacy by a
test of many years, Price 25c,
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The indications are that IL Q South Car
DINA rice crop will be the largest made In
many years. The winter has been very
favorable to the planters.
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From the Investigations by Professors
Forster and de Freytag, sailing or picking
seems to have very little destructive power
on many of the forms of bacilh
which may be found in diseased meat. The
bacilli of typhoid, e~rysipelas, tubercle and
alive after having been in pickle two
months.
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No stranger should leave the city with
out a box of ''Tansii's Punch" &c cigars.
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No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
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At no other season does the human system 40
much need the aid OF a reliable medicine like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, as now. The impoverished
condition Of the blood. the weakening effects of the
long, cold winter, the lost appetite, and that tired
feeling, all make 8 good spring medicine absolutely
necessary. Hoods sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapt
ed for this purpose. and increases In popularity
every year. Give II o trial.
Hoods sarsapartlla 10 the cheapest medicine
can buy" F.. n RIHpxI, Belleville, III.
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DIR. Pierces Pellets regulate and cleanse the liver,
stomach and bowels. One a dose. Sold by druggists.

In Dorchester, England, a bounty of s
cents per dozen is offered FOR old sparrows
4 cents per dozen for young ones and IL
cents per dozen for eggs. The sparrows
nave grown so numerous all through Dor
setshire that in some places they are said
to destroy half the crops, while in villages
they ruin the gardens and even strip the
thatch from buildings.
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Tho recent marriage of ''Tottis," the
Queenstown barmaid, to Mr.. Dupont, the
MARYLAND millionaire, has turned the heads
OF all the barmaids in the Emerald Isle.
Every American tourist who visits Ireland
is now taken for a probable millionaire by
these pretty and interesting girls, and is
looked upou as a possible husband.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasant
and refreshingt to the taste, and acts
gentlyyetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys
TEN efIectually, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitua,
constipation. Syrup of Figs is til.
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and nc.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only FROM the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com.
mend it to all AID have made it
tho most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
VuSKZkE. ~. NEW YoRM. nv
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Il suffered q great while with dyspepsia. A friend
urged me to Try Hoods Aarsaparilla, and two bot
ties have entirely cured nc Of dyspepsia, and 8
scrofulous sksetion. l can hardly ind words to
express my high appreciation Of IT." ALLEN II.
MELHoLM, CITY Hotel, Lancaster, Pa.
Hoods sarssparills cured me of blood poison,
gave me noble appetite, overcame headache and
dizziness, so that now ] am able to work again
LUTHER Masses, SO Church street, Lowell, Mass.
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Dick Ethel heard the news the next
day when he called, Robertine being
absent.
Il hope she may be happy he said
quietly, and went away. He repeated
this III a note 10 the cir lierself, adding,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-30
S0LIp VESTIRVLE EYpREsS TRaINs


q Through Coachss. siceprrs. and Dining Cars
daily between CHICAGO. DIS HOTEKB. coUH-
Gil BLUFFS and OMAHA. and Free Reciinfna
Chair Cars between CHICAGO aud DENVER.
COLORADO SPRINGS aod PUEBLO. VIA 81 ice
Eph. or Kansas City and Topeka ENcErHt0ns
cafly. with Choice q Routes % and hon Bais
Lake. Portland. Los Angeles and San Francisco
Tho Direct Line to and from Pixies Peak. Eani-
tou. Gsrdss Of tie Gods. tbs sanltAyisrss. Ai-4
Scenic OTnndeurs OF Colorado
Via The Albert Lea Route.
solid Express Trains daily b~tNesD Chicago en9
Minneapolis gud e. Paul. with THROUGH He-
cllning Chair Cars fFhEEl % and from thoas
Prints and Kansas City. ThrguRb Chair Car Ead
Sleeper between PeoriA. Spirit Lake AMI siouA
Pals via Rock LLAMA The Favortts Linz -
WstsrtoEu. Sioux p ais. ths suzza1ar Resorts ard
bunting and F.zhiEz Grounds OF The Nortkvsst
TIE Short Line via EsnscA sId Ksbkakss onsrs
facilities 20 travel % and from Indisnapo4is. ca
ciuua.i and other Southern Ls0luta
Fer Tickets. Mas. Folders. CT desired fnf1rtzss
tion- apply A8y Coupon TicAst Cftics o. a2dzsst
e. ST. JOHN. JOHN SEBASTIAN
0ezI MANAGE oszT Tlf- q IAras- Ar
CHICAGO III.
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cried, her voice rich with passionate accu-

cried, her voice rich with passionate accu-
sation.
He arose and looked down at her with
a curious mixture of tenderness and
harshness in his face. At that moment
he realized how fully he had determined
that this girl should never go away from
him. What would life be worth without
her? Who was Louis Doucet that he
should hold the exclusive right to such
a prize? Would not the water Of the gul!
be now rolling over her if he-Cortes-
had not saved her? How ungratefu, she
was!
Pauline. looking steadily into his eyes.
read his thoughts. She saw the change
in his features and manner and felt tina,
all hope was gone.
"And not long ago you said that you
would give your life to help meF' she
cried, bitter contempt ringing through
her trembling voice.
Il did say that; yes, and l spok
truly" he replied, almost fercely. eve
now, madenoiselle, - and his face swelle.
with the pressure of violent emotion
'even now / would sacrifice more thai
life. l would cast away honor for you.
He did not wait TO hear what fhs
would say in response TO this, but turneC
and left her with almost rude abruptness
Continued Friday Morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-30

Pauline, when once she began to con-
valesce, soon gathered strength to sit up
in her bed and through the ample win
dow space watch the whitecap waves
run across the beautiful little bay. A
luxuriant rose vine trained over the
outer wall of the house let fall heavy
sprays of bloom and foliage below the
rude window cap, and the perfume came
in on every pulse of the summer weather.
Very often she saw CRrtes, active, dark
and handsome, passing to and fro in
light sail boat from one side of the little
bay to the other, or going back and forth
between the shore and his vessel, which
lay at anchor within full view of Pau
lines window. Every day the gallant
young captain sent a messenger to in
quire about her health and to ask if
there was anything he could do for her.
ana one morning there came TO Pauune-s
bedside great pyramid Of flowers,
many of them new and strange in form
and color. The room was fairly flushed
with their hues and filed with their
sweetness.
The dona, whose long and trying eU-
periences as the wife of Spanish adven-
turer had not quenched her French Vi
vaCity and love of romance, was delighted
to see the attentions of Cortes take this
delicate and lover like form. The rather
ominous hints Of her husband had been
suggestive of unspeakable possibilities
which, in view Of the license prevalent
in the colony, might be far from remote.
/ The life led by the men in all the Spanish
and French posts on the gulf coast at
that time was, as rule, one of unbridled
| debauCheTy. Very few women came
from the old world to share the hardships
of the new, but the reckless soldiers,
traders and adverturers took them so
| called wives from the West Indies and
Caribbean Islands, dusky women often
rs wicked and dangerous as they were
1.-THE and beautiful. Dona Hortense felt,
with all 4 woman's sensitiveuess to such
surroundings, the unutteTable sufTerinCs
which might come to Pauline de IA
Chasle on account of her falling into the
power OF Capt. Cortes. True, Cortes
was apparently an exception TO the gen
eral rule among the men Of Pensacola,
so far as she knew. He had never con
sorted with the most vicious even Of the
officers. and his life appeared TO be clean
and noble.
Still the danger seemed great: and be-
sides she had taken Pauline 81 once into
her heart as her child and felt for her all
the suddenly kindled solicitUde and ten
derness that such q relation under such
circumstances could not fail 10 engende-
il . breast SO long 6spriTed Of eEsrE
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The Pineapple E.r...,-y isr D4p"sneria-
Il IS affirmed that the colored people Of
LouiaanA have for years known aad uSsd a
cure FOR diphthsria which Is remarkable Tor
rs simplicity II Is nothing more nor lea
than the pure juice O; the pineapple
The rsmsiy is not mine, sad gentle
man, when interviewed lit has besu ussd 5y
negroes IN the swarnps down south FOR year.
One Of my children was down with 6ipa-
iberia and was in critical condition. An
old ccl0rsd man wno ned heard Of tHe case
asked II We had tried pineapple juice. We
tined il and TIA child gol well have Known
il tried 10 hundreds Of eases havs tod ny
friends about Il Whenever I hard u cass,
and never knew II 70 falL
- You get a Tips pineapple, sqg,eezs ont tks
Juice asd lst tb4 psoeat swallow IL TIE
JUICE is q % coTTosdvs = nature thst Il vii
cut oct dip6t5eritlc roDcz2 and II yo1 vii
take the fruit befoTs IL Is rip and give re
iaics 90 q person v1nse tnraat ss vel - n1atss
tee mucous n-~-nh-a-s,- = t5s -.r--.s- s7rz
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Continued Friday Morning
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a degree the void in her heart, it awaken
ed to renewed life and activity the sym.
pathies which for years had lain dor.
mant, and made her feel how terrible
would be the poor girls sufferings in the
life which must now come to her.
Poor little DEAR" she murmured, gaz
ing half sadly at the delicately chiseled
face and laying her hand on the yellow
brown hair. Poor little dear, wonder
what play of fate brought you to this
terrible place." After long, thoughtful
pause she added-"and l wonder what
at last viii become of you" She shook
her head dolefully and covered her eyes
with the finger and thumb Of one hand
as if to shut out some disagreeable vision
A heavy football in the adjoining room
gave warning of the approach of Don
Alphonso.
FAnd how fares the mermaid By this
timer"
The light voice and the stalwart gray
bearded man came through the doorway
together.
The woman put her finger on her lip
and shook her head.
Don Alphonso stalked in with that
easy and careless swagger which in all
ages has marked the man without con-
science.
Beautiful as a saint, he exclaimed,
stopping himself in the middle of the
room and looking with admiring eyes
upon the girls white face. capt. Cor
ties is lucky dog to capture such a prize. y
For shame, Alphonso, for shame!"
whispered the Dona. ''You Will wake
the poor child, and then your words are
brutal. Don't speak again, she must
sleep.
Don Alphonso was not soldier. He
was an adventurer who had come to
Spanish Florida ostensibly as the agent
of a great trading company, so called;
but in sober fact his business was to for
ward any scheme, lawful or unlawful,
for gaining wealth. Hewas a very hand
some man, and despite his wickedness
had many traits attractive to women.
His wife loved him passionately, but she
had long since discovered that her power
over him was not what it had been in
the days of her prime when she was both
beautiful and happy.
He stood quite still for some time with
his gaze fixed steadily on Pauline's face.
His features relaxed and their expression
softened. 1t had been years since he had
looked upon the face Of a young and
beautiful girl The vision recalled his
youth and the season of careless, happy
idling in the companionship of the pure,
the beautiful and the good.
''The Holy Mother bless the poor girl, $"
he softly said. "She has found but a
poor exchange for the bottom of the sea. "
His wife looked up at him and warm
flush stole over her prematurely with
cred cheeks. She arose. and going to
him, laid her hands on his strong Shout
ders and said:
''My dear husband, we must save her;
we must make her our child"
The man appeared to shake himself,
as if drawing together his wits after a
fit of abstraction. He smiled grimly,
but not without lingering tenderness
as he responded:
"You forget" he said, trying to as
sumo the swagger. "You forget that
Capt. Cortes will have something to say
in the matter" With this he turned
and abruptly left the room.
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IL MAN
USAooUAHTUn VITA TVS GEOGRAPHY 90 rs eoySru
osrAlN EuS aTUpy % uus MAJ o. TEs
(liCagO, Rock Island & Pacific RI

Including Lines East and West % The Missouri
River. The Direct Route 20 and from CHICAGO.
ROCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT. DIES MOTNEB
COUNCIL BLUFFS. WATERTOWE. SIOUX
FALLS. MINNEAPOLIS, ST PAUL. ST. JOS
EPH, ATCHTsON VENWORTH. EAEaAa
CITY. TOPEKA DENVER COLORADO NOS
and PUEBLO. Free Reclining Chair Cars 70 and
from CHICAGO. CALDWELL. HUTCHINSON
and DODGE CITY. and Palace 8leepinE Cars DO
tween CHICAGO. WICHITA and IIUTCIIIH SON.
Daily TrHins 20 and from KIHoFLaEEEIl. In Ia
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Rrrs-zng froza Ca sis-ts q yozEful srrzsz sHziy
esoay Eastlng wrAEEsrs. lost nasz1keaA sfc. ell
$50 . vA.aSlzls trsaa-ss Eszls1 oostAaEinE fan
rArfiruiArs ~ bone czrs4 FREE - cn&rEa. 4
S-ls.ti3 usrr1sczl Wgrk shnll6 - raAe ~ gywy
rGn Nko Ls b@zT0us and 6sls<atAa~1- Ah2rsaz,
Prof. 4. & FOWLER, HoO1ns, Coza.
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When Baby Vas aick, We gave her CAstor7A,
When she WAS a Child, she cried for CGstor!A,
When she became Miss. she chung 70 CsStoriA,
When she had Children, she gave them CsstoriA,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24
w aShingtOn.

THE Senate Special Committee on the
QuadrO-Centenuial Of Americas discovery
have listened to arguments in favor of st.
Louis, Chicago, Washington and New York
as the best place to hold the Worlds Fair i'll
1892 Each city occupied a day in present
ing it's claims.
The Navy Department has received the
official report Of Rear-Admiral Walker in
regard TO the cruise Of the Squadron Of Evo-
tuition from Boston to Libson. The Admiral
says that the vessels proved themselves TO be
excellent Sea-b0ats, being easy and comfort
40iein all kinds OF weather.
CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM D. KELLEY. OF
Pennsylvania the FEATHER Of the House"
died in Washington, age seventy-tOur.
TIE President and Mrs Harrison were en-
tanned 80 dinner by the Vic9-President and
Mrs. Morton.
COLLECTOR E8HARDT, Of New York, has
been in Washington making arrangements
to deprive the New York State authorities of
the control Of immigrants landing'at Castle
Garden.
The Senate has confirmed the nominations
OF J. f. g. Pitkin OF Louisiana, Minister TO
the Argentine Republic: Clark Z. Carr, Of
Illinois, Minister and ConsUl-General to Den
mark; William ". Bates OF New \ OTN,
Commissioned OF Navigation, and a large
number Of other nominations.
THE funeral Of Judge Kelley was he'd N
the Representatives, Hall Of the Capltol.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24
Foreign.

A SHIP loaded with petroleum caught fire
at Sunderland England. The burning oil
escaped from the ship, and. floating on the
tideway, set fire to three other vessels. A
fireman fell overheard and was drowned.
BY the bursting OF water spout in the
Province of Marking. China, upward Of 100
persons were drowned, a number of boats
wrecked and q large amount of property OF
various kinds was destroyed.
AN official Brazilian decree proclaims the
separation OF Church and State, religious
liberty and equality, and continues life sti-
ponds granted under the monarchy.
EIGHT persons were drowned at Lubbock
Germany, by breaking through the ice while
skating.
TIE recent defalcation in the Havana
Cuba Treasury Department, at first es-
timated at $3.50, 900, has grown to 500, 000
There was an extensive conspiracy to plumber
the Government, and many officials i'm
plicated.
THORSTEN NORDESFELDT, manager of the
company engaged in the manufacture of the
famous gun OF that name, is bankrupt in
England. His liabilities amount TO $3.50, 900
The Portuguese Government al a Cabinet
Council, having decided TO yield ID England ;
ultimaCum concerning Africa a band OF sta
dents smashed the windows Of the British
Embassy - LIbsOn and cried down with t1e
AIlistrEf'
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.

Ex-UNTTED STATES SENATOR ELBRUDGE
G. LAPaAH, CT New I ork, died at CanaEt-
daigua.
AT Hurricane Island. Ne. David Morris
sey. aged fourteen years, and George Row
ling. ele zen years old, broke through the ice
ard were drowned
DE-. KyIFFIN and Emma Purcell were ar
rested for the murder OF Mrs. hnitiin, at
Trenton, y. J.
Two people were killed and several njured
by the falling OF a wall Of the Throop Avenue
Presley terian Church, il Brooklyn.
By natural gas explosion at Carnegie's
Lucy Furnace. Pittsburg. Penn, Thomas
WEIGH. workman, was killed and five 9th
ers seriously hurt.
THE British steamship Stag which arrived
at New York, brought the crew, eighteen in
number, of the German ship Shakspere, VINO
had been taken from their vessel, which was
in a sinking condition, IN mid-Oceau.
JOHN HARDWOOD and John Lich, section
hands, were struck by a locomotive mar
Albany HARDWOOD was killed and Lich was
fatally injured.
NINE shoe manufacturers in Haverhill,
Mass. locked out their wOrizme1.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, Of New York,
has purchased from the Earl Of Dudley the
famous picture The Grand Canal Of Venice"
The price paid for the painting was 100000
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24

a SHALL. hand 81 Republicans cut the rail
road near Venta-CardeDaS III Andalusia,
Spain, but were put t. fight and pursued
By the civil guard.
THE funeral OF the Dow--e- Empress
Augusta Of Germany took place in Berlin.
NJ SoLoToUCHTxE, Chief Of the Russian
Secret Police. was shot and killed a. Moscow
BY a female Nihilis-. who afcerward com
mitted suicide.
AT the annual meeting 81 the Dominion
Line Stock Association held at Toronto, On
tario, a resolution asking the Government to
impose a prohibitive tariff on dressed meat
from the United States was defeated
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24
A THEATER COLLAPSES.
Ihc WALL Gives Way and Over 300
People Are Killed.

Further particulars regarding the thcater
collapse near Shan Tung, China, on October
- last, show that the temple where the per-
Torrance was being held stands on a high
terrace in the middle Of The town The en-
tire wall gave way either from being defcc-
live or from the great pressure above, and
the whole mass Of men, women and chill
The people who had first fallen, some
Of whom had escaped with only bruses were
killed outright moment later by their CON
rades falling upon them. Iany died of .uf-
location, and others were mOmcntarly
stunned or met death by being trampicI
upon. All the tirle tic immense block, ol
stone and concrete from the broken wall fell.
Heads zero burst open, bodies crushed. arms
and I0gs broken, and III number Of cases a1-
'LOst severed from the body. 4 total VI .IG
GAad bodies have been taken from the guia-.
ard it is thought that the list Of the dead
may priub1r 80.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-01-24
NEWSY GLEANINGS,

TIE Gree, army contains about Is, 600 Of
ficars and men.
THE life insurance in force in the entire
world Is estimated at s. 10000 900.
TIE City Council of Frankfort. tGe STATE
capital Of hentuck--, has prohibited the sale
o. cigarettes.
Par.s, whe"9 there are about 800 followers of
that religion.
LEADvILLE, Cot. has proiuced more than
$o5, 100000 in god, silver andlead during the
past ten years.
TIE New Orleans City Council has passed
an ordinance making smoking in street cars
a miSIemeanOr.
IN the past eighteen months the Russian
Government has expelled 81, 900 Hebrews
from the Empire.
DURING the last year pension attorneys r-e-
ceived 81, 1863, 503 out of the allowances made
to the pensioners.
LATE advices from the Nicaragua Canal
show that the work is apparently IN a salts
factcrJ condition.
Sol WEITE, the most prominent annex
atl0nlst N Canada, has been elected Mayor,
Of Windsor, Ontario.
COLORED laborers are enliyrating from
South Carolina II Florida, where they are
promised higher wages.
AT Tucamohe IL Guatemala, the bovs in a
school, recently seized the maSt4r and hanged
him III the school house.
The GInount Of money required to paw the
pensions OF the veterans for the present finan-
cIal year is about 800, 600 90.
The Sacramento River is fast rasu-a;nz
It's normal condition. The sand bar that
threatened its navigation is disappearing.