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him that ne thinks that in this proportion
they mean death"
Nicholson had lifted her charge out at
once only too glad of the respite. Piccino
stood wet and qualsing and sobbing by the
bath tub.
Lady Ailecn began to take off her gloves
and bracelets.
GIVE me an apron" she said to Nichol-
son. And on having one handed to her she
tied il over her dress and knet down be-
fore her new plaything.
Little inlbCcile," she said in Italias. tax
ing hold OF his wet shoulders. NO one IS
going to hurt you. 1ou are only going 10
be made clean. You are too dirty to be
touched and the water VIII WASH the dltL
on
Piccino only looked up at her, sobhing.
AZ least she had taken him out Of the great
pool-but what Gid she mean by wanting
his dirt removed by such appalling means.
~ am going to WASH you myself said
Lady Aileen, lifting MIN il her strong
white arms. Don't let me nave any non
sense. If you make Il noise and tight / VIII
drown YOU" She was laughing, hut re
emo was struck dumb with fear. She looked
80 TALL and powerful and such a sraud lady
that he did not know what she might feel
at liberty to DO i'm her powerfulness.
cit is only = bath" said the giEi lsobei in
n kind voice. THE water wont - over
yoar hcaa. Don't 10 tr's'''~f'-''' - '''
hurt
LADY Ailcen calmly put him back in the
tun.
Ter white hands were so firm aud steady
that he felt the ustlessness OF struggle.
Ana if ne fought Hhe laiSht drown MIN. lie
locked up piteOus st the Sl¬iit WIN
the encouraging face and voice aud stood
ia The water. aghasC and with bis tears
~ ."o 49, - ,h..I,s nm ,,aesiva il,
helpless despair.
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then she s.I"sHcH ''' 49, - II, ~,
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with the water sHe .o".S' - ,,ild -,
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yelled. But people Nho WIZ 20 %,',,' ','i,' .,
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snowy @luil an" '''7 'oi ~ -. - 80
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ne had lallen i'a'e~P Iis W -, III
all the lahlittt s's"t' 'H1' $3.50 -
smells and WITHOUT "'t'SI eott''i7 "1e'i i-' i4'
/ And now he was nearly up 70 MS NECK III
IL if WIS = dreaming from his hair, his ears.
his 1ol,.--bc could hear and see and taste
'9 - ~, ,r,,rl a. H., pnssill. that
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Kettle ~ccrest. Erandywine. Miss love 10
read Tine Constitution especially they Dung folks
letters: they ave - interesting well instruc
tive NJ father has been taking this paper Tor a
number Of wears.
1--we one milc from the p0Stoflicc, Brandywine.
I ENJOY gulng alter the matl horseback. Fruit j.
very scarce IN this section Of country except
blacLherrlcs and WatermeiunS.
Correspondents solicited.
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Dear Chilircn-I had written you sonic
thing else for this week. when here came
.'An Autumn Greeting" from our "e''
friend Earnest Willie. so I am willing l"
step down and step out and make room Iot
Ilinn How 7 do wish You could all seh'
him tn. birthday present OF a subscription
a. hiS book. You would never regret Al.
s.sst hear mat he SAWS.
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"A. l.. T., priors Ca am farmers only
daughter. think ~ - nice we can exchange ideas
through the paper. reckon We have al pictured
Amt susie IN oar minds: have at least. | have
an idea she r. little woman. I wish -iIa would
gave ~ h"r piClurc Ia The Constitution. Aunt
susie must have a great deal of patience to read
many badly written letters.
boy AFRAID 81 the GiriS," write again. I am
sorry Tor timid boys. enjoy reading the cous-
ms letters.
Correspondents solicited.
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Frank Colbert. Mnden, 1--we live in Ninden.
NV papa clerk of the court. sc hOol starts Sep
tesneer Ilth I have three brothers. one lives in
the country, tie other two at home. One of INV
brothers has lust come from Arkansas where he
has been ccrlsIn- ia q store Tor Els cou sin.
/ will answer isaNter ts1rlou's question.
The shortest verse in the Bible i, Jesus went"
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Victor Hugo

in speaking To Young men, once said;
1T is the learning acquired al
midnight that VIII make YOUR future
bright and dazzling as midday"
And in this te.se epigram The great
FrcEchman stated truth that aPpley
equally TO struggling. ambitious
young men the world over.
IEsomuch as YOU have yet YOUR
place TO make in the world, and viii
avail Yourself Of opportunities 10
Increase YOUR knowledge and improve
Your mind, So Will You make vour
lie successful and happy.
y mans brain IS q garden given
him 10 cultivate, and whose products
Vii be MS support.
Plant That Garden
with seed of knowledge and from the
vines Will Grow the blossoms Of
financial gain ard honorabie
p-c.crmeat:
Never before in the history Of the
world have young men had an
opportunity to fl themselves Ter the
battle o. lite q it IS now given them.
IL this. as in everything else.
American push and pu5..c spi-it lead
the world.
All that the college graduate has
been Taught, and more, can he
secured hE theE0ung man who gets a
set c9 the Encyclopedia Britannica
now ofsered - The Constitutions
subscribers on the easy pavmentof
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-15

Progress IN a progressive age is the re-
cord made iy Or. Prices Baking Powder.
Witness highest honors at the Chicago
worlds exposition ana first award and gold
medal ~ California NidUinter fair.
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James v, ThaTpe, Net. y. CT i've near the
Bru>hy mountains IN North Carolina. aud on the
banks az Hunting creek. and only two miles from
the birth place 81 Kit Carson. the noted western
pioneer. Most historians claim that Kit Carson
was bona in Kentucky, bat can prove by the VcTS
best al authority thai ne WAS born IN lgeOti
county. North Carolina.
10 any Of the cousins will enclose two cent
staa,p in al atdIes~e, envelope TO me-. VIII send
Them piece Of a rock al the chimney that is stil
standing At the hIrth place 1T klf carson.
lilc tn read the chiidren> corner in The Con-
stitUti"u.
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Cousins was at a barbecue the other day. VI,
you ought to have been there. There was swing,
lemonade ice cream etc, big speaking, couple Ut
nights ard u runaway. IL that isn't a complete
barbecue I'd like to hear OF one
Baxter Gordon, the shortest verse III the Bible Is
the 35th verse of the XII chapter Of john; IL only
contains the words ".ieSus wept
Little Granger, glass windows were iltst made
for light in l,1S0, bat can't tell YOU who ny
Is the word ETERNITY the Bible, If 30
where.
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Correspondents solicited.

Iva SheEce and Tri.as Baker. Mount Lebanon.
Lave have long been silent admirers 81 this
paper. We live among the beautiful hills Of north
Louf~iaT3. where the beautiful trees ami moSsrs
grow abundant. about which tic sweet little birds
sing, especially knocking hirds.
Ne see that one Oi tie cousins speaks Of The
dog weed as Ornamental tree ia their front yard
With a. ibe forest ahouudS with them.
ASsstiss4' cousin writing from Ohio. thinks that
tis LuTfi4pr cousins las scr" fur rtfs.u
,Tli cousins. though She scys they cane pay ~
summer fur IL y 500 warm. Now. down here 10
never gets too warm Tor as 10 trolic; 80 fishing
hunting or horseback siding.
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Iva EIays Hermitage. formulating been q
silent nsigIifpr az The Constitution Tor a long
while. viii you aiioy. me tEe space IN your paper
fora ~hOrt .ctttl.
go 90 school: have two very nice teachers,
one from Nashville and the uthrr from near Her
!IltaZe.
d. ad.4irs .Blsil.u Bill" last letter. think
tur how are coming Io tBe front with their let
TER. Hoy. don't jEk thc girls can beat yo'i, Tor
1 iuu'f rhigk they t1h.
I tniul, The Young Folks oTncr \ getting more
Interesting every wcoS. 80 1 tnn!l. should
strive Ia make % 80.
Es-t wishes Tor Aunt susie ami The young
people.
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r.a7s - Ilte Lone ~rat ~titc. This place = very
small. ha, only 4 few houses and three stores amt
"A I.u>t...lCt. but kcCn> On improving. They are
moss putting Tip d. ,sIa, and We ws!l soon have a
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older sister Has taught u4r al home. Eut lna@-
l.e would like .u 30 80 >oI.a large school, hut not
aN1N from hutns.
layr two sisters and two hrnthers. ana one lit
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when was iapCT sails first efvciett IA EnElaud?
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
JOSEPH NEUBURGER'S

The following exceptional values which we are offering
until Saturday next only in order
stock previous annual inventory Avail yourself this
opportunity you looking for chance go
good way have such bargains offered you
The prices quoted are for two weeks only.
The best 64X64 skirt lining cents per yard.
The best skrtng caicoes, cents per yard
Lancaster and Amoskeag gnghams, cents per yard
Extra fine muslin 5 per yard.
Fine striped and checked seesucker per yard regu
lar price, 10 cents.
Fine French dress gnhams 12 quality per
yard.
Eighteen cent double fold cashmere, now 12 cents
Forty-cent fine henrietta and chevron, 25 cents
Seventy vecent all wool fine henrietta 90 during this sale
at 40 cents per yard.
All broad cloths fannels and goods at less than cost
OF manufacture.
Princess 8-nch curling irons cents each
Ladies' extra heavy wool skirts, 6S cents
-Four by four chenille covers best quality rs cents
Six by four chenille covers formerly sold for 50 80 we
now offer at $1.5O
Eight by four 81 50-covers, now So co.
Cothng and overcoats underwear gloves CAPS and
shoe uooers notions etc etc., greatly reduced prices
JOS Neuburgers in the p O. s. of building Freelaud Pa
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
PROOF OF RETRACTION
Mr.. Walkers Demands on Chair
man Wilson.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I. Representative
Walker, OF Massachusetts,. has addressed
an open letter to Hon. VIII am L. wilson,
of West Virgin: a, chairman of the ways
and means committee, relating to remarks
made by Mr.. W lson in his speech of Jan.
8, last, which was withheld from the
record until Jan. 70, for rev sion, in which
Mr. Wilson stated that the laboring men
who signed the petitions against the
Wilson bill were coerced and bulldozad.
Mr.. Walker says that the withholding of
the speech deprived him of the oppor-
tunity to answer the assertions on the floor
OF the house and the only means left him
do so was by open letter.
Mr.. Walker states that as a representa-
tive in part of Massachusetts,, the manu-
facturers and employees in which are
criticised and included in Mr. Wills ms
remarks, and in their behalf, and in be-
half of all the manufacturers in the north
who are members with him of various
business organizations, and more espe-
ciatly the wage earners who petitioned
Mr.. Wilson, he denies in whole and in
! part the statements made. ''I pronounce
each and all them as unqualifiedy
untrue" Mr.. Walker asks for the pr of
to be made public to sustain the assertion.
He not only pronouuces them untrue but
says that they We're deliberately made by
Mr.. Wilson, to his own discredit, to break
the force of, and destroy the rightful and
legitimate influence of the petitions of
the wage workers employed in manufac-
turing industries, then being presented to
the house. II demand that you prove
the charges that you have made aga nst
the wage workers and manulactur rs to
which | hereby call your attention, or
withdraw them"
Speaking of the statement made by Mr..
Wilson in his speech that he had received
| letters from numerous workmen stating
that they were forced to sign their pro-
tests and logging him not believe they
were made in earnest, and that he
thought it his duty to pro tect the writer's
of the letters, by withholding names, Mr.
Walk or says that sucn an assumption is
wholly unwarranted
In conclusion Mr. Walker says: ~ call
your attention to the wholesome rule of
all fair conduct in conducting any quest
Tor truth, viz, not to base charges upon
facts one is not at liberty to fully Disclose
Such subterfuges argue weak cause and
in themselves justify suspicious that do
little credit to the man who res )rts to
such virtually anonymous commnnica-
tions to sustain his cause"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08

TRENTON, n. j.. Feb. 6.-The New Jer-
sey editorial association held It's annual
meeting at the State street house yester-
day. Major Yard presented his report
which showed cash on hand, Il, ,345 9S and
Si99.37 as the expenditures of the year.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: President, f. c. Stahl, OF
Trenton; vice presidents, James d. Car
penter, Woodbery; Joseph c. Kingdom,
Mt. Holly; S. G. Kempson, Perth Amboy,
j. NJ. Somerson, Belvidere; +. Il. Gibson,
Dover; Alex. Schleisenger, Jersey City;
II. ID. Winton Hackensack; j. p. McDon-
nell, Paterson; secretary, Charles Bechtel,
Trenton; treasurer, James S. Yard, Free
hold; executive committee, S. Chew,
Camden; A. A. Vance, Morristown; l.. ).
Hyrer, Railway: E. d. Stokes, Mt. Holly;
james S. Yard, Freehold.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Rex Will Go to San Francisco.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IF. A. Haber,
of San Francisco, chief of the department
of viticulture of the midwinter EXPOSE
ton, has consummated a deal with the
promoters of the carnival in this city, by
which the entire Rex pageant and the
preliminary parade, comprising the tri-
umphal entry into the city of the monarch
of mirth, will be reproduced in San Fran
cisco in April as one of the features OF the
exposition 1t is intended to reproduce
the carnival in its entirety to show tle
Californians what the carnival is, so tle
gorgeous paraphernalia, floats, trappings
etc, will be shipped west in week
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Guilty of Manslaughte,

NEwBURGH, N. Y, Feb. The jury in
the case of Thomas Rogers, charged with
manslaughter in the second degree in
having caused the death of John Keelan
Christmas eve, returnd a verdict of guilty,
with recommendation for mercy.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Bills to Be Reported FaYorahlr.

ALBANY, Feb. THE senate cities COM
mittee will report favorabiy the following
bills: Senator Bradley's providing for
the election of aldermen in Brooklyn by
wards; Senator Guys, three bills for the
care oil the trees in West End avenue aud
for the complet on of Riverside and Ca
thedral parks, New York city; and Sena-
tor Robertson's, Incorporating Sing Sing
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Druggists viii Stop Cutting Prices.

NEW YORK, Feb. AT the special con-
vention of the International Retail Drug
gists league, held yesterday afternoon at
Terrace garden, resolutions favorinu the
Detroit plan, designed to stop tae sale
of patent or proprietary medicines at
"cut" rates by dry goods houses and not
a few druggists, were adopted.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Fox VIII Contest.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. THE contest
over the will of Frederick X. Fox, of Bos-
ton, formerly of this city, which invo Ives
the distribution of over 300, 100, is now
being heard in the superior court before
Judge Silas A. Robson and jury.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Customs Receipts from Exhibits.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Z-Collector Clark,
of Chicago, reports that up to Jan. 30,
customs receipts from foreign exhibits ut
the Worlds fair aggregated 1885, 3S5, and
expenses in collecting the same, s217, ,622.
AT the date named, 4s,272 foreign pack
ages had Leen shipped or were ready for
Shipment, and 1887 foreign packages
Mere.now prepared lor customs inspe ection.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Auguste valiant, the
anarchist who threw the bomb in the
chamber of deputies on December 8 last,
was gaillotined at ,;i0 O'clock this morn.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-Money on call
per cent Prime mercantile paper
l-2 per cent. Sterling exchange 4.S7
Ia. Government bonds cas- er. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds higher.
Stocks were weak and lover, especially
amonf the industrials, which showed
considerable falling off.
Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. Z. = Wheat closed
extremely dull and steady; only local
trade March. 67 1-S; May 90 3-S.
July, roar 1l-s
Corn-Quiet. Jan, 41a43 1-9, Feb,
i@ 5-sa42 7-s; March. 43 5-Sa43 34; May,
"a l4-a44 3-S.
oats-Quiet and easy. State, s6al0;
western, S5a40; May "a Ia
Butter - Quiet, steady. State dairy,
l6e22; western dairy, l3 i-2al7 Elgin, 90
l-Sa21; state creamery l7u2l; western
do, lsa27; imitation creamery l4al9;
rolls l2al8
Cheese-Fair demand, steady State
large, l-Iall 81; do. fancy II 5-sall 3-i
do. small 10 i-2a12 81; part skins. 4al0;
iuli SKINS | 3-4a3.
Eggs-Quiet, steady. Western, Il La
l5 l-2; southern. Il i-2nl5 IL
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Arrested in Winnipeg.

FARMINGroN. Me-, Feb. H. Notice of
the arrest + II. A. Aackett, in Winnipeg.
Manitoba, just received here, is of much
inter st. He is charged with abstracting
50 900 in b nds ron he Portland Safety
Dep sit vaults, belonging to tte estate Of
the late Israel r. Bray, of Freeman. In
October last Ha lett left his home in
Freeman for an extended trip west.
Nothing ong was suspected until
week ago, when the executors cal ed at
the bank vaults to clip the coup ms from
the boads, when tie b in the vaults was
found to be empty.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08

| OF FOR sALE-one lot on west side of
- Washington street, between South and
Luzerne streets. For further particulars apply
to L. A. Buckley, Freelapd.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Louisiana Lottery Bobs Up.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5-The alleged at
tempt to re-establish the Louisiana Lot
terry, under nominal Honduras charter,
at Port Tampa city, Fla, was not un-
known to Senator pasce, who has been
interesting himself in the su ubject for the
past few days and looking into the law
with the end in view of doing all he can
to remove the evil from the state If
there is not sufficient power in his own
state, Mr.. Pasce says, he will bring the
matter before congress-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Arrest OF Skirn.
Duluth Republican on Tariff Issue.

DULUTH, MINI, Feb Fay T. Lewis,
republican, was elected mayor of Duluth
yesterday by "a majority of 2 $50 in a total
vote of about 10000, The republicans
elected 16 aldermen, which is a clean
sweep. The fight was made party one
with the tariff question the issue The
present city administration is democratic.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08

KINGSTON, Jamaica Feb. 5-Three
weeks ago vessel that had been pur-
chased in the United States to be used as
"arship by Gen. Manigat in his pro-
Posed attempt to overthrow President
Hyppcli-e, of Haytt, sailed from an
American port. Since that time she las
not been heard CT, and it is believed that
she has been lost at sea, probably with
ali on board of her Gen. Manigat, who
was prevented few days ago from sail
ing ircm this port TO meet his newly
acquired warship, remains in kim ston.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Democrats Carry PIattsburg.

PLATTsBURG, n. Y, Feb AT tho
charter election here yesterday the demo
Gratis elected every candidate, the majori-
ties ranging from l25 to200. At last falls
election the republican maj rity was 600.
Prohibition Victory i'm Ontario.
TORONTO, Ont, Feb. Returns from
all parts of Ontario, giving the vote on
the recent prohibition plebiscite, show a
total majority in favor of prohibition of
81, ,730
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08

Boston, Feb. 6.-In the house Mr. st.
John, of Haverhill, introduced a bill
which provides that no woman shall an.
pear in any public performance or on anv
public stage unless she be clad in dress
the skirts of which do not open at the
sides, which comes within four inches of
the ground or floor, and the waist of
which is so constructed as not to expose
any part of the bust; that no woman shall
appear in visible tights nor appear in nnv
exhibition of high kicking, serpentinc
hip, or skirt dancing. Municipal, police
and district courts are given power to en-.
force the provisions of the act, which pre-
scribes penalties Of from $40 to $500
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
"Dink" Wilson Must Die.

ALBANY Feb. 7.-Among the decisions
handed down by the court OF appeals was
that affirming the Judgment of conviction
of the Onondaga county court of oyer and
terminer found against Llcils r., alias
Dink" Wilson, fer murder in the first
degree. Wilson was 81 ntenced to be exc
cuted by electricity for the killing of de-
tective James Harvey ON East Water
street in Syracuse within but few rods
of the police stat n July 81, 1898
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-02-08
Panama Canal Scandals.

HENDERSON, Ky, Feb. Mrs. Celia
Livers has been convicted of biglmy by
the Simpson county court at trauhiia,
Ky. She is hut Is years old aad has been
married to the fourth husband within the
past two years without having secured a
divorce from any. She is the daughter of
prosper.us fam II of Macon county,
Tenn, and eloped with and deserted ali
OF her husbands except No. i, a young
druggist of Franklin, Ky, who is extrting
himself to obtain her releuss