davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-11
6 6ica9o II. Sftobe,
Nusmartioe uldrfte.

%u@DdtItSS AtuIIte.
G8GuBpreiie i'll g8ei5en utb Corn III orz
bereu St6bten waren:
8ei3en = Nep 9orf: Sttober, 55Sc;
0esember 57Bc; N3ai, 6fgc. = ct. Qonis
= October, 484c; December, SOC. 9ulut6 :
8aar, SIC; 0e5ember, Soc. Minnez
opOliS: Saar, $500; DECEMBER, 555c. =
Baltimore: October, sac; 3esember,
558c. = &Olebo: 8oor, 51&c; DECEMBER,
531c. - Wtillpdutee: 8oar, 52&c; December,
544c. = 0etroit 8aor, 51$c; DECEMBER, $500.
Corn - gtew gort: October, 568c;
December, 539c; Wfat, 53gc. ct. 9ouis:
Sctober, 1926; December, 46c. Baltimore:
Gaor, 543c; Sctober. 541c.
QIeemeiner proonftenmarft.
8oI9etbe 4reiie wurben Bel sr0Beren 9arz
ten e~raielt:
@eflii9eI- 6prin9 Gbifens S@93c;
@Gnie 5000 bas Dubeno.
@ter- 1910 per 9uBenb.
8obnen Neue, nit Der 6at16 ee-
pfliidte, S1.50@1. so; ute 81. 00@1.25.
@rbl Ell 9etrofltete, CRIME, 90@95c.
6ort eIn-9tole 55@62c bas 8Hlhel.
@orlp Ohio 55@61c bos Suibel.
@epfel- 81. 00@2.50 per SoB.
IS eintraubeu- 14@25c per Ror5.
Bftrit6e- 25@35c per Rorb.
8Gn0nen- 60c@1.50 per 8un1.
Gttro - So. 00@5.0 90 Die 8or.
6oni9- 8etBer 6lee, III Bfunoe ob9ez
t6etIt, 13}@15ci ni9t 10 bed, 1o@1Sc;
0u11cel Sc oaS Yfunb; aus9elaiiener 5@6c.
Wtebl- 6arter 8ei5en CPatent) waren
ot9eiebt S1 S. .15@3.40 i'll SGiiern; wet9er
Wei5en Wotent) S3.00@3.10; barter 8eiSenz
(9ddernebU S1.80@2.00 in Gaoten peider
@eisenz(SGfermebQ $1.75@1.90 ,0eo0o9"
81. 6O@1.75 i'll @dfen; g8ilterpeisen S2.40@
2.55 in 6ol5.
8~o99en-91o. 2 48c.
Sen Sc. 50@11.0O.
Corn 8erfGuie I'M Store Qfo. 2 SOLO
50&c; SEQ. 2 9elb 515@-c. 8erfGufe na6
gro6e paren: go. 2, 509@504c; SEQ. 8, sol
@51c.
g8iuterweiseu 8erfdufe i'm 9tore,
9}o. 2 roth, 52@523c; No. 3 roth 5O1 @51.
8erfGnfe uo9 9ro6e waren; Go. 3 rOtber
502@514.
6ru6iabrs 8 ei3em-
Ser tt = go. 2 53@548c.
6afer- 8erfGufe i'm Store SO. 9 284@
9to. 2 meiB 314@313c; $50. 8 31@314c. Ser
fGuTe na3 Strobe waren: $50. 2, 284@293c.
SGmereteu Sld93 81. 50@-.-;
Simotbp So. 00@5.20; &Gee 81. 50@8.4O.
EIete- S13. 00@13.25.
g8 biSfeY- 81. 23.
/ / CEI4S 0leuIttlD~2NuuCP SIC1
quite 22@23c; mittetmGBi9e 1904; 0airp,
bette, &c; mittelgute llio quite 17@19c;
frii6er 9adi19=Stod 124@1h.
Sd e-0oun8 anterican 94@10c; S9wei=
Sertdie 9@@10c, 2im6ur9er 74@8c.
mill - 8etBfraut, 75c@$1 90 bic @r.
Seterie CT baS 0ubenO; Q8etBe 9ttben,
30@35c bos 8ui6el; 9tefriibeu @ boS
Sap; Woorriiben 65-75 per Barrel; Sag
Yltlt -@-per Sap; 3>ptebelu $1,000
$1.25 per Sap; IOmoteu 65@75c Der 8orb
8obnen, 5Oc@75c cine 8ui9el=8or; Clip
8tnmentO5G~ 9oc@s1. 90 per 0utenb.
8aI9-G $50. 1, sc.
S ei encOrn 9tuf Der 8o6u, ySair"
bis ,,@6oice", grimes 4@43c; mittteres, rotb
ooer blaBfarbi9, 3@34c; raltb unb 9rob, 3@
SIC, n@boice" grimes, ST. Carpet 8iiritel1,
SIC; nSelfz1porftu9'', grimes, 23@3c; ROTH
ober 9el6 eubigetbes, 2@3c.
, 1894-10-11

$50 bie 98ifenfaaft oufb0rt, foGlte
Der 9eIunbe Wteuidenperit ano %anfan9en.
0eute bon iieenOer ~2ebenSlueii e itno gu
G~erbouuns8be idlperoen ooer 0D8peplie
p%eranla9t. Sine TOlge 0ieie ct 2eiOen ftno
nerp0ie @~t6rungeu, 1tierenletOen, 0art>
leibi9fett II. /. 10. 8eiOnoer8 1T Dies BET
&anfeuten, Str6euten un6 @elebrten
Der San. 2ettere tperoeu Gud Die 9ez
nauen Dimenfionen 0eS 8laneten Supiz
ter, OOer Die @ntfernut9 Oes Satltrn o
Der 9omne auf einen 6uB bin bered)neu,
aber iie fOtuteu D0er moIlen ii1 felbIt
nidt ia9er, tuOlnit oa8 Seer obi9er
&ranf6eiten gu furiren 1T.
@egen 2eiOen, peld)e Ole Tolge iibeuz
Der 9eben8peiie iiuo, = 1tnt6dtt9feit Der
2eber, drOniide 9artlei6i9feit H.. i. III.
empfieblt Die 9ejant1nte drStli9e @elt
@urOpa'8 unO Nmerifa's fait einitimmig
bas ddte SurGSbooer @pruoelialS un6
oa8 &arl8baoer 8a1er. Wtan bite iid)
nor gea6a6mungen.
@t8ner & Menbe1fon 60, G0eiz
nlae Ageuteu, 152 5rautlin @tr.. sc. 9.
, 1894-10-11
@etrodnete 9ridte una uaGe.

Apricots. 10 as Il
Blackberrles, .............. -. .08 @ 90
Raspberries. .,..... ................ 20 O .2l
Observation-Disclosures, 1898, p box. -. go az I.25
London layer, 1898, % box. go q LIS
Valencia, 1898, r pound ......... .05 O.
Zante currants, 1898, II pound 80. .03 a 10
Citron, v pound. .......... II @ Is
Almonds, Terragona, y pound go. - a Is
Filberts, % pound. .....-........ = a .09H
Brazil nuts, p pound - O. OF
Naples walnuts, e pound. ......... - q IL
Wilmington peanuts, u pound -. - a .05
Tennessee peanut4, white, u pound - Go .95
Tennessee peanuts, red, q pound. - o. .05
Virginia peanuts, q pound 49,. 80. = 90 .05l
Spanish shell peanuts, y pound. - az OF
Pecaus, q pound OF c. .I6
fifbe.
No. 1 whitefish, y rl.......S So so "a -
Family whitefsh, p 100 To-. $50 a =
No. l trout, p 4-brl........ $50 @ -
Holland herring, key, new. go "a rs
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl 7.50 q -
Scalded herring, p box 80. Is a -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 12.00 @ -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... IS q -
California salmon, p brl. ...12.00 q -
Norway XIX herring, p bril-. $50 a -
, 1894-10-11

SD BIN Ie6ig gebIieben, babe in unberz
fiimmcrter Sreibeit nur mir ielbit, meinen
8er9nl9un9en unb @eniifien gelebt, MIDI
bclDabrt oor ieber Gorge unb 0eranttporte
Ltbfett unb beute, ba icb mein finfun6z
ftebsigiteS Sabr boleube, iino nit ben 9etz
6cnl1aften une 8e9ierben aucb Die Soft
nun9en erloiben. Gin %fraufer, ~binfGutger
@reiS, faDl urb 5abnlo8, iebe tb MIDI Derz
Iaiien unb Deretuiamt, oDne irgenb Elm
Weien, haS 3u mir 9ebOrt uno Dem ib ans
8ebOre. Sch barf nibt ~tla9en; benn i9
babe in tbOricbter @i8enttebe metn ObeS
glitter ieIbit peridbuIbet.
Mie bat Qeopolo itb ais BrG1tigom lno
iunger @bemann bon ieiner tbeuern 6Glfte
am @dngelbanD fiibren lafien! @r 9in9
nicbt mebr tn's Stier9efecbt, peil lte feinen
@efalen baran lamb, nt6t mebr ms Sea-
itno, neil tie ia9te, man ipiele bort, nicbt
mebr 81 @elogen uno @a1tereien, neil tie
eS ni6t gerne iob, nibt n1ebr auetn aus
benz 6aule, neil ie ar8pDbnen fonnte, ct
entferne itcb bon Ser ei9enen 6rau, I'M iib
elmer fremoen 3u nGbern, raudbte nicbt mcbr,
neil ite eS nicbt leiben mocbte = fur3, mar
ibr in ALIEN unb tebem gu @iuen, begleiz
tete tie ouf S6ritt u1o Gritt, in'S G6eater,
in @eieui6aft, 5u 8eiu9en, Gintdufen.
Der arme Slaoe!
IgdIus fofQt.1
NY 80 II S-O n r
, 1894-10-11

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement q cothRfPkkEE7Yl A y Pb dSsgjBASq II
Ihe State Of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
SemDer, 1893: made to the Insurance Superinten-
uSnt OF the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-10-11

~9tbenbbIatt Der Sa. Staats8tg. l Sent
, 1894-10-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement RAN t9s dRoSMGPR1ES9TFD Of 1 RasP.
ford in the State of Illinois on the 3lst day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
Sendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
WATERBURY EyENINa DEMOCRAT. TuEsD APRIL

not. laaster'll say yo' done clean forgot you yglls born CT Ovortol2-hit do pear like dat ter n1c-tn if de Lord hisself knows v-hpt yo' gwiGe do EoX' ] wish't he'd send wort Yo' done clean beyond me "
 ''I'n save him anl you the trouble, !" D4To said, with Ter tdnpling smile, for in strict couG1eLca 1 mean to !-ako a sling for AIr. Haywood's arm, now that you have wrapped it i'll vinegar and brown paper,
 'E-m-m! No need CT dat If ho got dc s2nso ho oEtar been born Wid, he'll stay dar in dat he'd t,gcu narstor come homo. Den lot him san i'm back ter town whm he cu,a2 from. ue'H think yo' mey.y E@rrard ct yo' st up ter re tain i'm Ea' he Nus yo' beau"
 Il don't think hc will, " said Daro in- definitely.
 twill Whut?"
 ''Stay jn led, CT anything"
 She N-as right. Allen Haywood did nothing Of tho s2Vt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
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 HE WAS RATIFIED.
Story of Man Who Tried to Find the En..h.t In EEis Niga,. Dress.


 The nass B wif0 had a,l.ci him to go up stairs and look in the pocket of her dress for q key she thought was there, and being a- man wilHn. to. .occommo- date ho had done SO It was long time until he rotNwod, and when he did there was o peculiar look in his eyes,
 ''I can't find any key in the dress of your pocket, " he said, with q painful effort
 Why" she rotortod sharply, II loft it there"
 ''I say l can't find auy dress in the pocket of yopr key" he said doggedly,~
 His tO.lo seemed to disturb her.
 "You didn't half look for it, " she in sisted.
 II tell you l can't find any pocket in dazed kind of way.
 This tinc she looked at him.
 "What's the matter with you?" she asked ncrvUus}y.
 T say, ha said, speaking with much effort, "th&t l can't find any dress in tho key of yonr pocket v
 She got up and went over to him.
 "Oh, William, " she groWcd, "havo you boou lrinling?'
 He looked at her lcCr;ly.
 q tell you I can't find any pocket in tho dress of your key" he whispered.
 She begun to shasC him.
 "Wh8t $ tho matter? Whats the mat tcr:" she asked in alarm. The shaking seemed to do him good, and he rubbed his eyes aS if he were re- gaining consciousness.
 Wait q minutc.' ' Eo said very slow lv indeed. "Wajt a minute, l can't find any dress in--Ho, can't find any key ill the dress of--no, that's not it. any--;uly--;l!y pocket. Thprr, that's 1t. " And q food of light came into his face. "Coufound it, l couldn't find any pocket.
 Then h. sat down and Imagined hystcr ically, and lis wife, WoE3;rjn}; why in tho name uf &cnt1ls~., men raised @urh q TOW over finding the pocket in a Woln- ans dtvas, VyGt up ;tHi~ and came barl, with the ky in two minutes - Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

west. DlacE Iaanlllly gave q grosn.
 T lnowed bettern to la herc Why aidn't do bottt rg'' sko said, pufang after her young mistress, whose sllilnlning motion had already put her well ahead.
 To reach the noal' cut they had to go down the creek almost to the place where tho Blaclzwood road ran across it. They had passed the stream per haps 50 yards and were toiling over q narrow bottom into which the hollow expanded when Dare stepped short, flung up her head and cried in a star tied voice, "1Iamnly, malnmy, what can that be?''
 ''D-d-de-d-G-3obhlo, rc-recl1on," " mamIuy said, with chattering teeth, for q wild, slniu crying canlc out of the ground, apparently at their very feet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

is al.i1..... .......' t.t,'..c,r iur.1 which i5 In.,,,s t5 ,.. -.:,tG ..'.->,,'i,.3. ,iyi!.g yuu ,s ... .v;;l, r. -ti1si}. -,.2 Ci!va2.',',,.~- lMs, ,'......-.,>'. ...- -., Il.,.s.,H:},~.
 ly.. 1'..- 3...l E.. <. rl1iug ot clc,.>, ;,vr>t uf 2caaltfl,., ,s'a ..-3 y',l,,rl. Wi,h lace y,3.... :,.sl tie j.. .,.., alG>> &%3 sleeves of r2WA vc ~ Ui.->....t su2.}a uul may l1.H:1..r.r ]>onn ra ~eN:;.vr success. I,..:, > -'., >.s>s's .t l.:cc> ot tr>c&do l>lay F., rt-i..l iac t.s> tl& j,t'.oC, u1.d t'.~ -. y..",.* ui }~9e which you Uou1, 1esS F. ~'.yI HD u>2u,r r>tlccvl cir Cy,n>t~"re; 1;sE i.> calculated safely to form " yt-s, 2 l.ouuCH h~n>ajh q Na~Qul ot t&H i&.';>;, which might be ,l.t i'll tJl... ;,t.t ,o tim the full sleeves, Which, ".---1.u& to tn> latest ethics of la M1r..n, ;.rr only ia h. full down to inc elbow and to set closely to the wrist and fall uy>r the hands. These irilIs of lace over inc h2@1-, which half conceal and half l>yv.! @Yr rMiucutly becoming,
 Thin @,}l1, may hG successfully used for tlrrSstrs, jackets lined with nun's veil ing IhlI1 i5l,nri~co of lace which you have bought it the saIes too small to Ho col=.G,r~l |, Usr. It tak,5 but f,W ILNttNN tGNtNN tJ 4tEt>N tItG u t liiStt --tNtA' ronSablc addition to our attire, which the longer we seem to know the more wo sol1n to >,'ilirr, lho reason for this being }.,r,!&us rot ljtiicUlr to find, for it may rI discovered iH the rundcniabloflc thut l,@S ;,t tl,c throat i; universally be- c0lui2.c Lace, tNo may hn usel to form thr popular yu,lr, which shall hr t-;.i.,- parent icr Gr lV,Ain}t GrC.S to l2 worn Ut home, WEjlr iC requires bat a small qu.;stijE . form t,}> lace vpaulC,S, 3nd bat two yards will suffice fer that full Ialo ovoll..r rn,sudt1o shoulders which to- ,3-NrC@'l c,rly"N ir,oriau bert ha.
 -tr2 yon the fortunate passcssor ot a Ityln &tr'? It SC, you 1.u u#2 the length of two l.~,7s ct t&->l cloth. It will make perfect Y plain iToyl,, cut square h&rl, uuI lrynt. l:':igcl into the waist with braces and |, :-a. Il ~i black WutrrrG rihbon. &:sJ iC i;Yyu-3l over aN,hitr lawn c0Ml;.al1 with !~5.,o GHrihalN sleeves, In&,,2 will, ' yo.,, striped with insertion aul tu>,>s. Ty1z-i,A chance for economy fur all lIo;,:,rS. rc,uNisolrs arc to he c0ltYivrl out oi oJl lvn.rths of tlnhruiG- C1N. while thA limited &,.lou,lr required lo- gAr 1ravh tells it's own tale If thrift, uHu If luCr#e tA2 c3:nbinution of lOl,r may t2 y.liy;l rie,.sil1sly-scHrl"t cloth with black liUu,2u;, navy blue with hvli0trv"r, vlU ru.r Colcr and tan velvet ribbons. Tho choice i3 in1uigr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
HaterOuryFire Alarm
 LOCATION OF FOXES

g-.e f,I,vj-: arc the Fire Alarm St-na'~ .u,.sr the new ~5 stem: l-l Er-C-- .S l}r,-' l-s CT Et~; Main aul NiaSars streets. g.. CT EiSr Main anl Erl...' rad lS C,,r High ari Walnut sers-'s~. 6 s.r EI~t v .ll sr.d cherry streets. - CT E.l~f Main auI Gle ~Jr,'..-~ .l C,- N,grh Fam aui kius~i.trJ -;E'-'~- .4 Or N-rrh t,iu- ' Tth Nal. an Grove
 ~-rs-s--
 s. Hate~s,ury Nauufs-turtr.. c'...f l-ai's . ,s Or \ .-rh Main ant N..rrh ~-rss'5~. ss C.rHs-k-u.:hIr, ard Ike ~r-tr-'- = ,,,r tf-.,y,. au.I Pr'~lv~.j streets = Or Hfl,~i.!,. aNe:..e aui Ifue street .g ,r-.,his~-,u auE W4'rrvil!e streets. I'm, Part Bry~ < c.
 ,s t,.,rrsrv gTa-k .-.mrauy movement
 u,.ut sA-,.ryf'
 +..-a .-.--r. g,..C--- .-l Or Nest N1iL s,rI Willow streets. .. ,sr W,r-J Main ar-i Ws;rrt.'wn r''lt1 4s H1t-s. t.r Ea,,-.-,l ~I.i'ls'.' .s Waterbury iIr,~~ company s-7 Cor Cedar aud Ni-..I. '~ ~'rrr,~ as C,r Cranl Auj ti',-i ~'r'r;~ ,-l-a Cor BarS ,.uI N-,'t'.v -1s-s'~ Is Randolph < Ch'"r~' ,-It Plume < A:S..-i Na-.-.-.,t r.uE ' m
 pany-' ,-s-s Holme-. B,s.rh < Hay 'ru~'' s-.-. Cor Chari,.~ aaj P'rIv' ~trns-~. IS Cor SiUauE- ~5. -a; ,'ni "-'~-'iH''' ''i 'N' Cor S,rth yIaj;. au.l Grand streets n Cor S,,lith M tiI. ali ,tAv ~,re'ciS- {, g Waterbury Watch csr.I..av ,-{ Benedict X Baruhaa Nal ..t@i"ri''S'
 company
 ,-s Waterbury Buckle c,.ufasIy-' ,7 Cor South sIain and Wt~hiT=;''.- ~t>. Sc,yiU Marufacruriuc e'1uj-,ly' s2 Cor Franklin uu.i Cnt.;: ~trre;@- sD Waterbury Claek Ca. t,..-A a'',.T'A 54 Or Clay and Mill ~tr,,'s-. Sf tE,r Iit.erty and Ri.cg -tr-+,f s7 NJ B H,r=e Fl HNlISe- ss Or BaIIEtn sui St''lt. street,
 Or GvilEe sui Ma~jH -tI--ts ss CT rDr,ii-,l, aIiey and DI''l- ~lt,'-'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
Co.OperatiVeTailOring
 Company. l50 South Main St.,

With the opening of the Spring Season We would call attention to one of the finest selections of Imported and Domestic WooIens ever placed be. fore the public.
 Determined to merit a continuance of the pat. ronaoe so literally bestow. ed on us in the past, we shall continue to lead in the making of Garments in Excellence of Quality, and Moderation of Price.
 For instance, our 2O44 is a fine Clay Diagonal in deep black or blue black, of which We will make Suits toorder in the most approved style and perfect workmanship for $25.
 Our 2O38 and 2O2o are respectively a fine i'm. oort ted Yale Diagonal and Birds Eye Worsted, of which we shall make up suits in same manner, and for the same price.
 Our 2187, 2177, 2O89 2O0O, and a great many others, are strictly all wool black Tidbits, Chev. tot or fancy Cassimeres of which we'll make up Suits to order from SIS to PLO.
 Realizing that we have just passed through a serious business depres. sion, and that it would therefore be inconsistent for some of our patrons to pay for a suit of Clothes all at one time, We will in the future, as in the past Deliver Garments on small weekly payments.
 ess-By request of great many of our patrons we have arranged for a department where we will do Repairing. Cleaning and Pressing of Garments at the Lowest Prices and at the shortest notice
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
Itut n-tIy, &S :4 Drink.

Hot ln.., i; r>@l1rly rr~oIni&cd drink iii s.a.r yt tar German cafes. It k served in &rl.pMjth d a,,ucrr. and two humps ut sugar always "rruNQacly 1t. Tle GrE;.,, I;:,, s~v,r,,l things tn com mpud ii, since it has none of tho d@n%Nr- ous Qlunji,%; If tea, coffee or alcoholic drinks, aud it is actually an excellent remedy tvr disorders of thr stomach ali~in& from certain forms of indjSes- ton
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
THE UGE OF REMNANTS.
rac,r1'o~~1an;sie~ New r,.o, s,.e ,':ion s',ni,

IT Tacir Possibilities Now 3.ot :a ,iion smiles
 on Cos;u:nes s1a@o ''t -is~rrt,>l '.at>r!"ls.
 Tho Tt>..s i@.c l>.",t Ia&v2 enabled 1n23% s,a....>r., to ,e..-..t ,,t a 1u01n2 2rl- tivu]y snail cost ''vc-:u&Ht:s' of cloths, siLlls chilfons, lagl&, ribbons aud thc like. Whore tseal "o,:r.rain I2rNn&nts" hayo been arlocto,l With &e,rt:in amount of rc2&,@l for their ro*.;bili,tr& they may ho made to rvtur. with interest the money 2..l t5n,e v>.A.-.yJ i. H?lis pur- chase, Tho truth i, ,.-}c today fashion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
f'xa>lainaI.

Hostcss-Of cuulHo tGc dinner is given for Mis- Purly, but l can't let you take her in b2ruu:,r you never will take tho trouble to h. a.1rv23lc except fir a lrct- ty W"H}2N.
 R, &Gy sr"A-Wholn do l talo ill then?
 T1strs,--2yr.s Furri@.
 I.,y>N Ws>,,'ll-Dus she's uglior th&n Miss Iurt?y.
 lIust,>s--i knew that, 'ut she's mar ricd &,2J uaeJi {, nouaS rcglcctod.-Life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
M' t'ER '

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 N,l..n .. ]..a >..#':.3 u:"a lis tall N@,'s 7. .~-. ....t :.'.' :.s... .-. :,--. ing iu.. .. ... ,...... .t It.. 5' j...,,..r:
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
Fe.ri1ls, For PrunN Pie.

Stew half pound of rrunos i'll q very httlo water until soft; remove the stones, sweotcn and add gradually to tho well beaten whites of , Cggs; line a plato with crust, and when nearly baked add the prunos and bake about 20 minutes longer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY REApERs.l

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 Lg,Iia F. PiRkh0m'S Vegetable Con- pound is the one remedy whose power over this Killing disease is acknowledged throughout the world.
 It destroys poisonous germs, cleanses the system, strengthens the womb, and makes strong, hopeful, happy woman out of Q physical wreck.
 Mrs. J. A. Rice, of Florence, Ky, whose portrait we are permitted to publish, is only one of many thousands who owe their health to the Vegetable Compound, and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24
or His Feet.

And did the west impress you fa- vorably:' thry q }2d.
 "Cauivl r1r hy storm, answered tho returned traveller, who on ono occasion had been waited across three counties by cyclone. Truth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

one mt of laden vines Very shortly the baskets overran, though thepiclers took only tho choicest fair fruit Dare held up rich cluster and said, with the cen tral berry between hor lips:
 s'Ain't you glad you came, mGmny? This is over 90 much nicer than even spinning on tho piaz1a :
 ''I ain't gTino say twell VIC sit home agin. Time enough ter crow when you know ye ain't gwine ter cry, nanany said sententiously. Then as an unInis. atalsable thunder peal caneo down tho val ley. "I.is'on at dat Rain Il letch us sho' fo' ever we gifts ter Ce house '
 Mot if we valk fast and take tho near way up the hollow, Dare said, looking doubtingiy at tho sky, whence An inky wall was rising out of the south ---z~eSs s1SI~-Se
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-24

"THGrS MONT aua. TonH oj,t aut, isn't
 hC. to Lc yjEj"H thct gs,it ct rising 't:' lutuly cle@r. Tl1,r, is uo reasonable doubt whonit really hslo.-5ta. Spite of 50 years If sul;s in all srsts of courts, Fauutlocoy possession h:1suot beon over turned"
 'Yul forr>t tharo havc ngcn lap>a quito cr6u.,I-to give the other aide a fighting cl.;ree"
 Mo. don't forget. Reduced to its lowest terms. the case stands thus: Over ton has no possible chance of winning the property All he can do is 10 play dog in the ma.,rer and keep the rirhJful heirs of it from getting full benefit of it. Now, it seems to ne, regard for him, if nothing Clr, ought to make you anxious that he sha.l Ie lEouerly approached, the case stated fairly to him and an effort made to convince him of the error of his ways. You were willing enough -
 "BCfore saw him or the land in dis pute, yes Now l put myself ill his place, try to think how would feel if, after all of these years of struggle, a man came 10 mo, saying in effect: Sir, your father was a thief and a scoundrel. All the same, your persistent denial of it keeps .nc out of 9 fortune. If you will agree to admit it and thereby put $1,- GOO, 0o0 in my pocket, l will see to it that it is made worth your while think, Hawkins, I should kick the mes senger very hard, all the harder if he rang in anything about rcgard for my own interest.
 ''Then you won't go to him|
 Not as you proposed, yu.sler an alias. But openly, in face of daylight, giving my own name, I mean toseo Major Over ton, and see alsoif there can possibly be found an honorable way out Of all this evil 1"
 Hawkins fell back ssep, vitA o.1s of amazed fury. After q rniiiDto ho said, l with D slowly whitening face; ''1ou