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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29


Both the method and results
when Syrup of Figs is taken;
it is pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, and acts gently yet
promptly on the Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels, cleanses the system
effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures
habitual constipation. Syrupof
Figs is the only remedy of its
kind ever produced, pleasing to
the taste and acceptable to the
stomach, prompt in its action
and truly beneficial in its eff
fects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable
substances, its many excellent
qualities commend it to all and
have made it the most popular
remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in
soc. and 81 bottles by all lead
ing druggists. Any reliable
druggists who may not have it
on hand will procure It promptly
for any one who wishes to try
it. Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, n. 7.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
He Knew the English.

az huli NAAoltus
A Portuguese boy in Malacca public
school was told to write composition
telling all he knew about the English.
This Is what he wrote, the spelling being
amended except in the one marvellous
word "docut," which means dog cart:
English is very proud and very white.
They are mostly governors, school
masters, policemen, magistrates, and
few are lawyers and doctors and banks
and many other things. They never
work. They wear hats aud boots and
ride in dncuts. some English goes to
church, but only once. They are clever
tennis and ball games and drinks much
brandy and other things. Some are
married. They eat much quantity of
many things. One of their great de.
lights smoking cigars and shooting and
raining coming hcme in it. English is
clever ut ali things. My fathor says
Portuguese is black and ugly and catch
fish, bit English is white and pretty
and eats fish what is caught Father is
black and ugly, but making nets. Eng
lish is very fierce. If anybody does
something they swear dam. English
women is few. They ride and play the
music and sing and make faces. Its cas- J
no work nor little houses. don't know
any more English. That Is all know"
The small community Of Englshmen in
Alalacca looks upon the circulation of
this composition as very bad Joke, but
the residents elsewhere say that it is so
true that if this Portuguese boy could
only be taught spelling he would prove
a second Rudyard kippling.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

Shc--'My husband must be tall
handsome, and blonde" He-"Dear
me! | ain short, dark and homely.
VIII You marry me Z" She-"W Well
why not ?"-LVG.
"ITold up them hands," hoarsely
whispered the highwayman to the
Bostonian at midnight. Say those
hands please" begged the Bostonian,
as he heisted them aloft.-Detroh Free
Press
The Judge-"What, you here again :?
You promised last week to reform"
Prisoner-"I know that, Judge. But a
man can't reform all at once. Give me
time" The Judge-"I will. Thirty
Gays.'-Judge.
$50 you found poker chips in your
husbands dressing casc?" said the
woman who makes trouble. "rhat's
proof that he plays cards for money"
sob, quite the contrary If those chips
meant money, John would have cashed
them long ago."-Puck,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
A BRlDEGROOM,S TRIALS.
Tortured Night After Night With a
FlendiSh Serenade.


FiendiSh Serenade.
""ss " n"rn ,,.''i,. ~, ~ -, 10
$500, ,,,,.' ~ 80" ',,.,.,,'a,, 49,, ~.
y;,,,,',,,.s a., :, iII, S.a.,,.I mt
Wight Itnya 1,aused III. Dead tn Tnrn
over n Their Graves.
Cprrxr Mn Doc 90 -Alfrod A
NnUnr UNA rn.idoe Il, tl,n Nnwor all.
trict, n mile and a half from Town bas
been married iour months. He ana his
bride Ara bninr treated Ia \ series of
snrenades of a sort Ia make life hardly
worth the livinu
II is crstnmnFv in tbc rnod cid to,vn
of Greene for a ncwIv-wndIod connie
Ia entertnin The towns9,onla A. a rpren.
ton as soon ms conynnient after tic
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.. Mower in.
formed their friends Mat this time-bon.
orrd social fnnction woutd tnkn nlacn
mt thnt il would have In Ia deiavcd
bccause Of renoirs Ia thn Lnusn nni tbe
fact that il was linen harvest season
Greene neoplc were NOT distressed ia
nut nm win anv nostnonennnts how
ever. and A greeting of n very original
kind was soon snrI,ng unon the nair
Mr. Mower with a crsw If mon was in
his shed last Tuesday evening backing
apples. Suddenly from thn inter dark
ness came the sound of n circular saw.
pounded upon by hammers. Cowbells,
horns, tin pans, wash boilers. guns and
pistols soon iolned in making n medley
at once dcafenipg and indescribable
Bridegroom Mower didn't relish the
ilca Of The crowd coming 10 serenade
him thus after he had given notice of a
formal reception, So he closed the doors
and remained at his task of packing
apples. 1t was midnight before the din
ceased ana the exhausted serenaders
dispersed.
Friday night the serenaders were on
hand again "a HE Mower residence.
Their ranks had been Greatly reinforced
and the racket thew were able TO create
was consequently mich greater Until
far into the night the existence of Young
Mr.and Mrs Mower was INTERCHANGEABLE
uncomfortable. With doors locked and
barred the nair remained in the kitchen
ana listened to the hcllish din,
Probably rs men and bows were in
the crowd. and 50 many Guns and re.
yolyers were DISCHARGED that the rround
actually shook and people nm in Leeds.
several miles distant. could not sleen'
No effort was made by the constable 10
nut n gtop to the demonstration. By
ibis time The affair had zone a lontr wavs
beyond the bounds of good Fellowship,
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Mower
had retired before the mob but in an
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
IMPORTING cHoLNN.4 a ERMs.
HANDBAGS From the Hospitals OF Germany
Admitted at the Fort OF New York.

Admitted at the Fort OF New York.
NEW York, Dee. 22.-The demon Of
cholera must have grnned when he saw
landed at iloboken bales Of old bandages
from the hospitals of Germany. When
the steamer State of Alabama arrived
here December 9th, with quantity of
rags collected in Germany, a protest
was made against the admission of her
cargo and Acting Health Officer SPguinc
refused TO pass the rags. 1t was claimed
then that the rags were all clean and Of
the highest grade. So when DIR. Jenkins
returned to quarantine three days later
he was induced on these representations
to issue permit to admit the cargo.
The rags were landed at the foot Of
Fourth street, Hoboken, and placed in
warehouses. A few days afterward
when the rags were sampled pre-
paratory to being offered for sale the
discovery was made that many bales
were filled with rags stained with blood
and other matter. Although the bales
were stamped "disinfected" it was evil
dent that they had come direct from
hospitals where they had been used for
bandagcs and poultices.
1t is said that statement of these facts
were made to Surgeon General Wyman,
both by letter and telegram, demanding
an Immediate Investigation, but that no
reply has been received from him. Ii is
said, too, that since then most of these
rags have been sold and scattered over
the country.
The steamer Martells due to-day, has
a cargo of 300 bales of German and
Frcach rags. DIR. Jenkins is determined
not TO pass them until he Is satisfied that
they have been thoroughly disinfccted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
Fatally Hurt by : Runaway car

PINE GROVE, Pa, Dec. 22.-Harry Frost,
aged IL years, of fremont. while standing
at the foot of the plane at East Franklin
colliery, last evening, was struck by u
runaway car which shot down the incline
and had his skull crushed. He will die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

Fine fortitude is the distinguishing mark
of great mind. Fine merit, the dis
tinguishing mark of great medicine.
Such as Stonebrakers Vegetable Cough
syrup. Thousands testify to its curative
powers, and use no other for consumption,
coughs, colds hoarseness and all bronchial
affections. Price, % cents. Established
iSIJ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
snnln,s New Minlster % RMS Conntry.

MADRID, Dec, 22.-rhe Marquis De Ben
dana, grandee Of Spain, who was form
erly minister to Turkey. has been APP
pointed spanish minister to the United
States, to succeed Senior Juarez Guane,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

jewellers Weekly.
Judge You are young, but a hard
cned criminal. Were you never taught
TO pray? -'-...
Jewelry Thief-Fo, your honor; l was
born to it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

use Browns Bronchial Trochcs. Have
never changed my mind respecting them.
except think better of that which began
bv tblgking well of."-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. Sold only in boxes,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

SOtlefVlile journal.
"Wcll," said Mr.. Cynicus, when the
baby had swallowed the collar button,
II know where the peslsy thing is now,
anyhow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
one Thing to Be Thankful For.

For n general family ca thartic we confidently
recommend Hoods Pills
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29

The slumbers Of the virtuous are peace
full, so are those of the rheumatic, who Use
Stonebraker's Liniment. Price, % cents.
Established ls49.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-29
-. --Sssss

When Baby was sick, we gave yer Casterla,
When she was Child she cried for CastorIa,
when She Became Miss, she chung to castolia,
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoric,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

OANS-From 500 upwards made for long or
IL short time on city or farm property on
mortgages or land contracts. or will buy TEE
last two securities. John b. Martin. 90 canal
street.
IF You want money and have the proper 80
curity the Manhattan per cent. plan OF
fnrs the best iuducemenk Chas. bateman.
AGENT IS New HousemAn.
MONEY TO L0AN-F0r short time In largo
III or small amounts or any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner. 81 Monroe street
Phone 1l26.
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nETR0" JUNE 8. ls2
LANsIMd q woRrHEaw n =.

GOING To DETROIT
Lv. CD RI - am s2ue M 20 M eli % . m
Ar. Def. II ~ am Is 80 IN 10 IS pm 7 % IN
Ly. DEF. so am q SPIN 10 pm ri 90 pm
Ar GIL, r II Is pm Is IS y m ~ 80 pm - - am
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST Louis
Lv. q III - am Is pa Ar. q X II 81 Am 10 20 pm
LOWELL VIA iowpfa HASTINGS n. N.
Lv. Crane Rapids 70 q m 200 m " y M
Ar from Lowell IL - Frm Is y M 90 I'm
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Parlor Cars on all day trains BET ween Grand
Rapids and Detroit. Wagner seepers %
night trains Parior Car % saginaw on morn
ing train.
sEvery dag. Other trains week days only.
GEO. DEHANEN. Gen. paxsr Agt
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keus~s sna fsss % 81 ssrts the esss too ale ~
puehsnos Iksss sssne EXTRA Aas ises -
Psafsassa asesse fsf ssae ssssti ssAs "a saa
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WASTED-At once. a competent sin Tor
w general housework. Apply al $50 merry
.sr.ss Iy7tf
I AIDES AND GEyTLENEN-Cali at No. Is
L. Alien stE Get as want To see you Hgtf
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WANTED-AGENr8-


VNANTED-General agent; Mason to travel;
w and appoint train agents for the largest.
strongest aud cheapest Masonic Life associ,
alton; assets over S10Q.sO; state law compiled
with; permanent, profitable. pleasant work.
Address Fred II. Brown. I0l Phoenix Insur-
ance building, Chicago.
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WAyrED-B0ARDERS.
GOOD BOARD .I TlEsT ,s GLsss !, !

nov be obtbinod at Lincoln HoCs-. No 80
rpnns street Board aud room only - 10 s..
lie oil BATH Tree. Day board but $3.50. Tran
slrnss. 81 and si50 Yer Gay. Everything thor
ougnly cisaa and OF the best. We guarantee
A. good fare - any - day house. Telephone
iE0. John Bole. PROPRIETOR. Is
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AXE SHORE 4 MIcalsA a. sournERs

go IL oar. ..--. Bun lsfi So II -
The LAKE Shore via Cleveland In eoun ne tien
quickest snd most direct route to piftssuvs
A. j. smith. O.. T. a p. A. Clevosand- o.
c. b. Rogers City Pass. Agent
Jaa Campbeil. CITY Agts. - Monroese
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EOR RENTING Geo. II. White homestead
corner North Division and Fountain sts-.
is now for rent to = desirable party for term
week to Mrs. Geo. II. White. 81 FouDtAih st.
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Phone Ea4 HCanAl-st. kssm n
Fire Insurance. At isw>ss rates. Real Estate
IN Ntchfssn. California Ard K>nsts for sale
or esessnse. Houses aud lets FOE sass or
rent In di7erent parts Of essy. Money 20 iesn
IN small or srxe amounts Brick BLOCK
stories ia n aud Rsptdss rats for 10 per cent
on ssesf neat Fine residents en- Fountain.
v>ss 81 "a clay o.lpn House and BE On
south fenta; . bargain. u. iNe- Good bargains
on hard Tor nvestoxo
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ENTIRELY NEW-We guarantee and prove
II that men can make sl0O . month selling
patent Fly-net Clips; every horsemxn buys
them. the editor saysits a practical invention;
sample by mail. with terms. loo. National
Clip company patentees. Harlcysville. Pa
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HERALD OES|RELEIS


MARRIED LADfEs-sena 10 cents for Ia
n falItnls safeguard" NO medicine. 20 de-
eeetion 3 iass sR4E ysa saat. LADIES' bAzsF.
Kansas ClgY No. 20
A DUDE Of sis anxious 20 uSrry. Address
n +. u. ssx -. Cisy. N
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$1,000

vii, buy nice large 10 room house. only four
short blocks from tho head Of Monroe street.
on one OF the finest streets In the city; asph-
alt pavement. east front. nice large shade
ss furnace, two nice CRATES and mxntes. gas.
large bath room. hot and cold water. water
closets, etc. Barn nlceiv arranged Tors nor
locations In the city. The lot Is worth what
we Ask for the property. lyon arc able 10
put this amount into home. don't let this
IN. party wants 90 sell 1t once. For further
particulars enquire OF J. q. Alexander. rs
Lyon street; phone 9S7.
For Sale. 2 nice vacant totson James street.
between Cherry street and Wealthy avenue;
SO feet front Also IA nne lots on Warner ave
nue.. near Cherry street. These lots can be
BOUGHT on easy terms. Enquire OF J. ~ Alex
Snder 70 Lyon street; phone sS7.
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SAFES MOVED.

DADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general Warehouse
II men Of Ill South Division 81 cot are now
prepared to handle Safes properly At reason
ness hours
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G1OO MONTH COMMISSION = Wanted.
%xUO good. live. hustlinx agent in every
town and county In the United states to sell
our pure teas. coffees. spices and baking pow
der: send 2-cent stamp tor price list and par
ticulars. American Tea company. Detroit.
Mich. ~
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WANrED-ROON.

yxfaSTED-Bv man and wife suit of fur
w nfshed rooms with board. Private fam
ily preferred. Address 't" care Sweets
Hotei. NO
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-10-07
An Annexation sct,eme.

BosToN, Oct. 6.-Lieutenant f. A.
McDonalf, an ex-alderman and well
Known business man of Toronto, has
been in Boston for several days on an
important mission in connection with
the annexation movement on the other
side OF the line. The formation of the
North American Union league, whose
pbJect IL the bringing about of political
union between the United States and
Canada BY peaceable and legitimate
means, has been the result OF this visit.
The league was started by former resi-
dents OF Canada in this state, but it is
intended to embrace all classes through
ont the country. The business men of
Boston are shortly to hold an important
conference, at which Lieutenant Nc
Donald's scheme will be discussed in its
various phases, aud the plan of opera
lions definite outlined.
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TRAMPs uNJUsrLY CONVICTED.
Serving Foarteen-Yesr Sentences for q
Wreck Of which They Were Ignorant.

Serving Fonrteen-Yesr Sentences for q
wreck Of which They Were Ignorant.
CHAMPAIGN, Ills, Oct. TN the case
OF Quirk vs, The Illinois Central Rail-
road company. for $500 damages for
the death of Pat H. Quirk, which has
been on trial in the Champaign county
circuit court for several days, the jury
has brought in o verdict against the
company for 80. 900. This verdict Is re-
markable ON account Of the fact that two
men are now serving sentences Of four
teen years each In the penitentiary at
Chester, having been convicted in Ma
rion county ON the charge Of wrecling
the train of which Quirk was the en-
gineer and in which Quirk was killed.
The wreck occurred on the night Of
May 28, 1881, and ct the time q great
hue and cry was made that 1t wascaused
By train wreckers. Probably on 40
count OF the popular clamor two trampa
were arrested ON the charge of train
wrecking and were tried and convicted,
and are now serving their time. Evi-
denca was brought in showing that the
wreck was caused by the condition Of
the track.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-10-07
The Case In uninna.

OMAHA, Oct. 7.--Otto Ct. Middleton,
carrier at the Omaha postoffie, was
discharged for incompetency. 1t trans
pires that his handwriting and orthogra-
ply are notthose attached to examination
papers bearing his name, upon his being
admitted to the service year ago. An
investigation by Postmaster Clarkson
and the head Of the examining board re-
vealed this state of affairs, and Middle.
ton was questioned. The latter official
says that Middleton was not the man
who passed the examination, and the in
ference is that he must have paid some
one to pass for him. Papers pertaining
to the case weresent to Washington and
Middleton was dismissed. The case ID
said to be unique.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-10-07
Twenty-Five Workmen Buried Under
Debris Near Worthwhile,
Kentucky.
Somo Of Them Undoubtedly Dead.
Wrecking Crews Rescuing the
Injured.
Bad Accident Reported to Have Oc-
curreA on the Northern Pm
cific Road.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. while gang
Of workmen were in Hog Run tunnel On
the Louisville and Nashville road, mot
far from Worthwhile. KY, the timbers
Of the false work of the tunnel fen upon
them without warning. and it is sup
posed - many as twenty-five are
injured, some fatally. Assistance in
wrecking crews and surgeons was
asked by telegraph from Louisville and
Worthwhile. The tunnel is being re-
fitted by Contractors II. ii. Squire q
Co. It is supposed an unusually high
car IN freight train, which had just
passed through, loosened the timbers.
No names Of the injured have been re-
ported.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Tin view of the
failure Of the grain crop in Spain, Con.
sui Turner at Cadiz urgently recon.
mends that samples Of American grain,
with their commercial classifcations
and present export prices be sent to
him to be placed upon exhibition at the
board Of trade rooms. Accompanying
Consul Turner's dispatch Is call for
the addresses Of American maize expor-
tors for the benifit Of persons at that
place who desire to import direct from
the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-10-07
Fell In with Thieves.

ST. Louis, Oct. IA morning paper
says that f. A. Bush, wealthy young
man, of Minneapolis, was robbed Of S3O5
In . saloon on Clark avenue, Tuesday
night. Busch fell in with two slick
young men and was escorted to the
saloon whore he was induced to play
dice for small sums of money inst for
amusement. Drinks were called for
and eventually Mr.. Busch lost his men
tai clearness. The dice were loaded and
he rapidly parted with his money.
When the dice experts were arrested one
OF them was seen to throw something
into the water, under the counter, where
glasses are washed. The article was
fished out and found to be roll Of &S5
in greenbacks, all supposed to belong to
Busch.
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One Deiamater Convicted.

MEADvnLE, Pa, Oct. THE jury in
the Delamater case found verdict Of
guilty as to George Wallace Delamater,
and not guilty as to c. E. Delamater
an 7. A. Delsmater. G. w. Delamater
was in the court room and received the
verdict without finching. The defense
will move d new trial, and, faizifEg to
obtain it. will carry the cases up on the
question OF the constitutionality Of the
act of 1889, and the numerous excep.
siUns taken TO the c1urts rulingsne The
verdict meets with general approval.
The charge upon which ex-senator
Delamater was convicted is statutory
embezzlement; that is, the firm re
ceived deposits in their bank, knowing
themselves to be insolvent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-10-07

cept for the silvery light OF the full
moon which fell upon the bsd
and played across the features
of the dying poet like the halo in one Of
Rembrandt's pictures. Hellam Tenny-
son, the poets SON, said; "The end was
beautiful, calm and painless. He passed
away as IL in sleep. The watchers could
hardly distinguish the final moment
Twice during the night the dying
man smiled upon those around his bed
side, indicating that he was conscious
and recognized them, but he was too
feeble to speak. The last words spoken
by Lord Tennyson were few affection
ate utterances addressed to his wife
about an hour before his death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-10-07
Lake Boats CoIlide.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Oct. The
STERN barge Republic bound down, ore
laden, towed by w. d. Reese, Of Cleve-
land and the Norman, of tho Menon-
inee Transit Co., up bound, light, came
into collision at $50 q. M, at theturn Of
Lake George flats, near where the Susan
=. Peck sunk last season. They struck
stem on, on the starboard side. The
Norman is cut down to the waters edge
ten feet back Of the stem. She turned
back for Cleveland with the tug Brook
way following her. The Republic was
crushed twenty feet back from the stem
TO her bridge, but proceeded on her
trim
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LAKEWOOD, N. j.. Got. Actor Ed.
win Booth, who is at the Laurel House,
met with an accident during the morn.
ing which has confined him to his bed.
While dressing he suddenly became
faint and, falling to the floor, struck his
head with considerable force against the
edge OF q marble mantlepiece. His
daughter, Mrs. Grossman, summoned
aid and had her father carried TO his bed.
In addition to the wound on his head,
Mr.. Booth received severe cut over hil
eye.
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA. FRIDAY OCTOBER I. 1892

Irving, bat dia nor achieve any success
Macready failed 70 make Browning's plays
popular, AMI Irving cannot be blamed for
making similar failure with Tennyson'ses
Ali that Teany son produced which would
touch the hearts OF simple readers was writ
TEN dnring Iii youth or In middle life His
two Lock sley Hails.s tie one written when
he was about %, the other when he was So
are very different PR ductions. In the former
flows the youthful blood Of poet; In the later
the colder stream. with the summing mp OF an
octogenariah. Most poets ceased to feel that
warmth required for their vocations after
they pass hity. and ii was so Nith Tennyson.