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druggist said: Most people like little
vhiskev and don't make many exceptions
had one queer customer but never gave
him away. He vas minister in high stand
would buy q quart bottle Of vhisksy about
every ten days from me and always had IL put
In = peculiar bottle Of his own. Ostsnsihly he
easIon ally. To the vhiskey 1 always had 20
add 10 cents worth OF rock candy. 3 cents
not enough Of the latter to make Il bitter. and
AFTER. awhile ] omitted the auinine- Wet.
Nnlskey' elJeeIlnei and sugar an w finsIII
drink. Ny revernsd friends lung troubles
continued for years He ir still AFFLICTED, and
. nan in perfect health. and his lung trouble
will never kill him"
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POLITICAL EOIEG

Tveivs Of the tAirty Assembly districts tA. sss,
sr. u.rsprsssntsd C & Tarehilfs STATE Al csup
nissss Of iia Al twelve A.. Dsnssrst'e District.
n. friends Of jim Bsidss Of syrssass e.nnss hs..
soeiats themselves fron the fsss tat he nay ss tss
RspnSieaa candidate for oovernor Pour year. ase 70
10 recalled Gevsrsor uswsr a.1 Mr.. Dsasn we're rival
chairnsn Of the coarrsss.oaal eanpaisa eounttsss
In washington. and MI Flower sftsrvare sssessA
Governor IN 1891. II 10 Beidsns new. his fr,snts
say Bet they FORGET this point VI difference: ne
Consressiouai campaign eondsets1 under Nj Yever-s
Chairnaxs hip vas . sweeping Democratic triumph Al
aioss line whereas the campaign csndssts1 ssAss
THE a.s,ess % Bsidsn resulted IN svsrpsvsrns
and kamiiatins Republican defeat
rv.niythr.. Of u. Assembly District .ssi.rs q
rannany Han held positieas under the usn,sp.i
Gorsransnt: seven do net.
II. Aqa.duet Commissioners have rs1uesi trsn
sssiis 10 ss&t2o the ,Ay ron Of their depart
meat and have pshst this By cutting % $500
from thsir sssordinaiss leaving their SALARIES u
5000 . year each intsei Tbsy have also s1optst .
rlles and sya vhieh fer Of stA;
nent clsarpess Of dieton remind streaEiy q
the rsseutsons which we're sdeetei By the Ss~ rsrt
County the Gays Of is Esaiess ussfaasss
and activity.
Ih.rs are 81. 600 dvshax houses IN rsv Vera city.
Tasrs $4,000 auAnnsd average 81 fear
Per hosss IsdEins houses ana hotels iae!sdsd
ne n.v ninth Rssinsat arnory o, West yesr-
tesnth street gill SIS. COO and VII % vhsa
eonpss,st- the ssly really Substantial esvRtsva
arn7ry In ss~ York-
One obstacle 10 the proDcssd revived eandeasurs 81
Hsnry George 10. MAYOR the practical dsappsAraaos
Of supporters into the cid parties Bsain.
DeodJ. wsorlsEy. heNaekin Terrell Wlki.soa- Can
mingz AMI Ford NlhOland k-psblseaaA Arehr
bale ard Daily Faireaii Anu snsppsrA BogArt Aa1
Afs- others are In IAnnany Han and Mr., George 70
aeogt the eniy eoaspieaoas sarvtvor Of . movement
vhieh seemed likely. siEat ysArs ash 70 setirsiy dis
ruPt Ssv York eiiy poniiea
ne changes vrouxht By psities esrtainiy sar
pr1sinE Geo-Es ". Pinakitt ex Senator. ant rnemAs
xexaas. sI-Asssnsiynsn. partasrs 10 tie
ecstraefng bas.assA
me rsstorai,oa OF I've Rspustesn sisetisa inspect
ors ias;eAd OF oss in eAeh poiaE place In Ssv Tors
means llx7 aiditioasI Rspaslie.a appoantees sae .
eorrsspoadnE iasTsass In the slsetioa sxpssssA
Amounting this year ssTaooo vitAesI
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MoysoS. March 6-wbile Daniel Neal OF Will
limantic Was. prospecting In the vicinity Of
cred In pit where It had evtdently been
driven by dogs . strange. looking animal 1t
inches high. and had head somewhat like .
sheer. With two short hcrrs. Its body was
shaped ike . goats, color white. with black
spotG IL had evidently been in the hole some
time IS Il eagerly devoured brouse which Mr..
Neal broke on and threw to II After some
difficulty he succseded IN getting the animal
from the hole. and. tskins Il UPON HE back. he
packed IL seven miles TO sebsc Lake whore hs
loaded IL upon . toboEgan and hauled IL 70
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While digging well on the farm OF John
Walters. near maritime. Douglas county Wash,
the workmen at Q depth Of seventy six feet
detected . hollow. answering sound to the
wall. they broke into q cavern With Q good
sized stream Of water flowing along its bed.
but declined TO explore the sub;erranean hail
any further The stream was easily diverted
into the well. and Mr. Walters will have an in
eNhausribls supply OF pure running water.
The course OF the stream was not parallel with
the ravine In which the well was being sunk,
but crossed IL at almost right angles
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re-.,x. xs... Of Real u.s--....

In IL. ana OF s. H.,sn.s fetal r.ysnu. fer iss, a
n eel IN inelua.d a. cd tt.s Of -kISs received
from dsasr. throuxh ont "a. wors foy ro,t.x.
IN. popu.s,oa Of a.. tl.na N szI seoat 600 .ns N
u..ai,y s.er...sax
Hsrr Won Biau.aeroa saiter Of n. Vienna E,.-4--
u4a IA. ,us, esIsssat.a HI. Soxh btsaAy n. stan 40
lively works IN the eoudaet q his PAPER sosar 70 ss
enes every day ana wortias thsrs several Aeur AZ
hard Sourualistio labor
IAs Austrian array st tie eioss 81 lsaa esnss.. Of
osA 600 privstss ana "a 600 ons.r, e az r.IIs ss
navy Of esp one.rs aad IL eco ss.n.n rb.r. v.r.
nearly 500 ea.ss sf sued. Aad at,snEt.A .z.s.s. "
n. army and nAvy aartnr Il. year
Beauty eonpsaIions A.v. Ioss th.ir charm II Es-rp.
and . vAriatioa Of III. idea 10 sadsr way in B.E-h
~hsrs an Ugly msa's slhsiisa 70 Be hsa IN Brussels
shortly 10 es4nx wesfeA un saestaatial prlss av.s
cen pstItor vsaSuishss al eomsrs by tss sas
ossnsa Of his eosnispAneA
Since the dseovsry several weeks aEo Of tie pr.s..ss
Of pstTolsum ell Sf aTilkiaE water n SoLnsrssI
EAE-AAc sKpsrimsAts have bssa made IN the req o.
Aad tAs results see~ the sxisssnss Of ell N HIsy
places tie district BorfnE 10 .tu procssd,nE ara
tAs experts tAtnS oil Be- foand Issrs 10 asaEeAac
Ihs yemen % CsnAaA wAo sabser4esd for . pAi' q
hOrssS ss,Eh. asd fsrs . ~sddias gin 70 PrHesss
NAF. hiEsiy Indignant that the horsss tai.s
dOeEsd Before the sifI sai5psd TO EasaEt .Aa
have tsssrspssd Puaes.s AIkils bar 70 rsfsss
10 Asespg the Issg proPess " pESssssIs tls
ne sIpsrinsHt ssippaE cutter from Australia 70
the EaEn.h market vas Euessssfuny made . t.s
months Iso, ana a sOa,iasraa.s uais hAs rssaIls4
ira shiPRsas Of eggs saa cheese have HAds .
ths past t,~ ~ssEI tie ESSsI arrived N Loadsa
sftsf = az weeks voyage perfectly frsgA aua
sweet TIE sSzs ~srs rssssa owe. vita grease aaa
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shot Hi...,r Ar.r N A.e,se.,.
1s-p, ss. E-a.l.s, ca,o..,.

FEEsSo. March 6-Chris ssndrirL o 10
year-old boy. got his foot caught in dis
mounting from .. south. bound traln this
morning and shot hirnsel! In the head with .
pistol. His left foot Is badly crushed. and the
Sullst In his temple has destroyed the sight Of
eye and could not be rem owed. Sandrini states
that ne resides at 1.5o2 Lseuns street San
i rraHei.:so: He got caught by ..insinE on a:
accidental The general opinion IL that he
shot himself while frenIied With pain His
recovery Is very doubtful and should he sur
we he will be totally blind. He has the APP
peArAncs Of being boz OF good habits
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WIN Hsve Nsihi.g 60 Ds VITA sshe-es fsr
swp.an.e Rs.srr- ..s Advertisers

WIN Hsve Nsihi.g 60 Ds VITA sshe-es fsr
swt.sIi-G Rssser- SD Advertisers.
E,s- a. s- s--- h----s Ryts-.
We have on our desk before Us . score Of
schemes to increase our circulation Not one
OF them concerns the publication OF . nsuspa-
per Not one Of them Offers one more column
Of news to our readers nor Increases the value
OF cur Advertising space q penny. Each
scheme. IL smploJed. would be . confession
VI weakness.
One Of the schemes 10 history Of the United
States. which 10 offered 10 Us on easy terms.
We TO sell IL to our readers At an increased
priee 1t 10 an indueement to enter the book
business II involves the sbominable coupon
scheme. which 10 humbug pure and simple
from the pevspaper point Of view. Another
scheme 10 . . slxteen-page booklet" to be dis
posed Of to our readers as . weekly supple
msnt or say. print six coupons and charge ten
cents for the complete book" The book
would cost us six or seven cents. and We would
sell II for ten making profit Of three or four
cents per copy. plus the profit on the six pa
pers containing the six coupons For each
sale OF . book the profit would be almost a.
much ~ the original wholesale price Of the
book itself.
This is doing newspaper business under false
prsteneea But II 10 unnecessary TO enumerats
the score and odd schemes that have been
offered us to increase our circulation" each
one Of which 10 foreign to the reputable busI-
ness Of pu blishing . newspaper.
That reaction will sooner or later take place
In this method OF comm ending . Newspaper to
the com unity in which il eireulates. and that
the Newspaper that conducts Its business 10
the mean tine along the legitimate lines OF
Journalism will stand higher In public esteem
than ever. is a. sure IS that honesty 10 the
best policy" And while IL 10 the duty Of Q
properly conducted newspaper to deal fairly
and honorabiy with the public. II Is no less tbs
duty OF the public to support the newspaper 90
conducted
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she Ow.s . Loso.o,Ix-.
Fro- d.c.-f,,.ss k.sa,,.

.ISDI.SAPoLIs. March 6-Anna Boristein il
the only woman in Indiana who owns q loco
motive IL 10 tied 10 In litig CATION with the chi
cago and Southeastern Railroad. and Is OF n
practical use TO the oUnsr. She sued for its
DECIDED in her favor. as well As allowing her
SloO damages. The case Was decided in the
now appealed 10 the supreme Court The Law
requires that = case must be appealed within
year after the lower court passed upon IL
and il IL doubtful II the ownership of the loco
motive can be eontsnded for In the Supreme
Court
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A E.vssa. T.1 .. T Optical FruIt..

To las EpHoE o. fHE Srs-S,s- TEs senate sas-
siiiuts for ne whsan bil taSsi ToPcal frgis
saeh - eAHsaAs aRf EinsagFIss H0u Ihs free la
saa MAKES thsn tg;iabis e. IEsRJ IsT cent A.
thee fruifs c0Gsgmed b. the poorer eassss and
cannot - zrs~H IN ghss SoUHuI, shat 10 tie cousE
tsney Of nakiEE the Peer pay mere fer pTodueG
Of AE0'hss SosaFy not 10 soDpsiitioH STA fTsI Of
the saHs ANA EE01H N TIA UHitsd SIsisss
kES ICEL kAEoh FErr DE.lFH
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Ollie. the l2-yssr-old daughter Of John
Flock. an Asotin county. Wash farmer mar
roEIy escaped attack from . mountain lion Al
a sharp turn in the trail the eiTl came in full
view oil large and ugly. looking lion II slowly
advanced toward her. when she called for the
dog; The dog appeared upon the scene and
made Tor the hon. but kent out Of reach Of the
AniinAFs sharp claSs The dog kert Worryiug
and tormsnting the beast, TO attract its a;ten-
Of harms way, wheL il. too. left for the home
OF It's master.
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hrs. Lease ~ II,.rss..

WICHITA Kan. March 6-Mrs Mary +. Lsass
received tnfor 81 alton to- dAT from Irslard thai
one OF her maiden aunts had died several
, ears ago leaving considerable fortuns ~
which she Is one OF the tsEefeiAnes The vii
was i0Ade nineteen years ago aud the m0nsJ
has ecu aeSGm ulatinR a. interest, The moasy
was left TO Mary F.izAb-th Cline aud the con-
ne'ilon between the daughter % Erin and lie
in the minds OF the tTus:eck
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stricken B,Isa .,a Da-A.



,-FR1sKFoET, Ky. March a-Ths Hou- job
W. Blue OF Marion II lying in a eriticAl eondi-
tion at the Capital Hotel saturday afternoon
he as az the Governors ONCE. talking over
western kentuekT matters. when suddenly Mr.
Blue TOPPED over and fell 10 the nooT He vas
placed IL an easy chair, when Il was learned
that he MAS blind and speeehlesE Mr.. Hue
was ApIATently in the best OF health ct the
tue lac vas stricken. His phIsieians are OF
The oplniGn that the bursting OF a blOad vessel
In the brain VAS the ca use o. tue stroke.
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BIZ What authority does Prssidsut c. EyELAND
20 shoStilS vita SOS.
wn IHE sgS tel u ~ whai authority IL dssesnas %
gueh litts things 70 pgiHt gash paragraph tks
Akors : 90 70 x eAas-1 StLA
We could cite many important authorities.
but for the moment ne will rest the ease on
the following: THOU SHALT NOT sIEAL"-
Ex0dus GL Is
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s~ss-pso-s - TEE svS -.v bs nod through
ps RroAss'ns Depvsne-f oJ ps A-~Sean Er-
p-ss, oO-p~.g II sav piece NL<rs aef oonps.g
Ass On spe-aL lse-ts rH gre . s.o-ey order
rsoepf 6e- subs,Ttp.sozs. sd wn fov,csrd ne
-o~v crd~ etsoAei - q e-dr - ss.d ns Pc
- 6v go stsfed tt-.e. free Of 49, eAsrps ezcspt
~ usseifes fev sssi.e ns ordr.
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irsa ne t.is~rtph ss.tlons sises - rs-ta
We eenmeaa Ne DAVE Zoe Ne pluek Ever
mas VIE throws Hight upon disputsd auss-
tee n q benefaetcr.
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but logically and insvttshsy thsy uuyt sod
their iournsyins m TIE Church Of Rome.
unless meanwhile they loss their religious
faith altogether.
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an ID. Fi.s.. Ar. Not Ls.,.
fro As cs.sss-J as-.i

lFaa ls CezFfs -Jasraz.
EasHHSTos. March az has bssR = year sEo sin-s
tEs DsnOeTssi1 parry assHnsi Ths rsigns o. ,sysra
neat Ha4 teiIH are PEsEig baL 61t IEsy u .saI -
Eurss
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TEaH-PaFsAI.

- f,s B-f-of TI,ss.
Groom isp tourl-Eyery body In the dining
room must have seen th rough Us
BTidr-lt VAS our own Fault We mada n.r
feet sHectAcleS Of ourselves W.
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Esos - Drsr-!i To-

ysos - b~tr~if Y 49,.
= Ne ssslsss es1n sasiess4 IA brsasG
NoT II skset Dor IL shFold thsT aoaad htuu
- - 4s1ksysd s1tk ne dynSults
- ata eoAFaass asEsE foshd al
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Il so--n-.. H.pp.a. rA., w.,.

FTE 10 HIy'o a Tus'.
MIRA MARI Z. Leases oTAtory didn't seem to
impress Neg Workers as powerfully as il does
the people Of Kansas
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oas sea amer asotssF III stIh GAag constitution
- aFsy sstAbtth tns sssds 81 Conka Ptoa 80
fIs.siIsss, = a.. q sssa5 ~ ssa 2.
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CHAPTER XIX.

THE TUMULT IN THE MARKET PLACE.
George had to pass his own door on
the way back to the town, but he did
not go in. The situation was too serl-
Gus to admit of any delay, however
brief. For if. as Ben Faylo suspected,
Kiley had been lurking about on the
previous night-attracted probably by
the light of the candle-he had almost
certainly overheard the conversation in
the shed, aud afterwards carried off the
missing knob with the intention of
using it as evidence. In that case,
having the power to strike, he was not
likely to hold his hand single moment.
George felt that, before he did anything
else, he mnst see Killey, and ascertain
how matters stood. 1t was question
OF time, a race Tor life he was
running. If he had been anticipated,
appearances would be overwhelmingly
against him. He knew that, AID shud-
dered to think OF the consequences. So,
not aud painting from his exertions,
with q hard, set look in his face, he
went swiftly by MS own home, and
never slackened speed until he was
knocking at the door Of the house in
which Killey lodged.
1t was a bedraggled little house, in a
dirty back street, ranged against the
very edge of the beach, and an untldy
Old woman, with gray hair loosely tied
in a Knot behind, opened the door. She
was either very Stupid or very deaf, for
George had hard work to make her un-
derstand what he wanted. At last she
said she not seen Killey since early
morning. She believed he had gene to
doctor sick cow belonging to farmer
at Sandy, q hamlet about two miles
from Scadden.
Georges nerves were in such state
OF tension that this disappointment fell
upon him with crushing severity.
Tell him." he said family, "telI
Killey, If he should come In, TO wait
for me. Do you understand? l will
call again. Say my business is most
important"
Then he set off TO walk to Standby,
hoping to meet Killey on the road.
Ia this hope, however, he was dISap-
pointed. He had to go the whole way,
and when he reached the hamlet the
farmer told him that 1t was true he
he had sent word to Killey to come and
look at a COW which was ailing, but
that no notice had been taken of his
message.
THE man is so seldom SOBER" added
the farmer, THAT there is no relying
upon him. He's clever enough too.
It's the drink. that's been the ruin of
him.
George now saw that 1t was not
very wise thing be had done in coming
so far afeld, but he had acted upon the
spur of the moment, under the infiu-
ence of extreme agitation. There was
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and as Hattie watched It the thought
occurred to her that Ben Faye and per-
haps Gearge might be In 1t. So, as fast
as possible, she made her way down to
the beach.
To one respect she was disappointed.
George was not In the boat. But Ben
Fayle was, with one man as comPan-
ion. and when he had landed, she called
him aside. and preached tho subject
which was in her mind. Ben fell in with
her proposal at once. He would be
right glad, he said, TO do anything for
Mr. George. and he knew he could count
on eli the others who were with him In
the lugger. She was only lying idle
there, and they weren't doing mucn
neither, for the weather had bean too
stormy for fishiag; it would be nice
little outing for them TO run as far as
Liverpool And as for catching them
after they were fairly under weigh,
there wasn't another lugger In
Gorragh Bay--no, nor In Scadden
BAY. neither-as could come near
tue Kestrel. Miss Hattie peed have no
fear Of that at all. II Mr.. George once
got safely aboard he might laugh at ell
the police put together. 1t was a scan
dalous thing, though, that they should
bother him in this way, when he had
done no harm, for there wasn't a nicer
young gentleman ia that part OF the
country, whereupon Hattie, suspecting
that this was said to please her blushed
scarlet.
But why, Miss Hattie" proceeded
~
matter TO me himself? Sourey he was
not afraid TO ask me. He must know l
would do it for him gladly, and | was
speaking to him only little while
back?"
You were, thenr exclaimed Hattie,
in surprise. what about?"
"WeIl. you must know called at his
house with Holsters last night, and he
was after asking me II had seen Joe
Killey anywhere about in the dark
ness "
"And had you?"
al can't be sure" answered Ben, STIR
ring the pebbles with his foot. l think
l did catch q sight OF MIN lowering
about round by the garden, but l may
have been mistaken"
"What did Mr.. George say to that?"
asked Hattie, auXiously.
"He seemed q bit staggered at first.
After time he said he must go back to
the town Immediately, and he made off
as hard as he could go. I'm afraid,
Miss Hattie, there's trouble brewing"
"And I'm afraid, too" said she.
After that she did not stay a moment.
She hurried away after George.
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BERE AND THERE.
TO BE CONTINUED. |
yictoria has fiftv.flye dogs.

Queen Victoria has tifty-6ve dogs.
London has population Of 4,754, 312.
A certain kind Of tree In Venezuela
yield, milk.
Women commercial travellers are COM
mon in Europe.
The English language has two hun
dred and fifty thousand words.
On an average, only IS, 500 widows re
marry, as against $1,000 wltCwers.
An old sickle blade found near Thebes
is four thousand years old, proving that
wrought iron was OF early origin.
A German has invented she'll filled
with a chemical combination called fog
creator When II explodes IL enshronds
In darkness the enemy at whom it Is
thrown.
II is said that bananas yield more 70
the acre than any other fruit. The
produce of an acre OF bananas is one
hundred aGd thirty-three times asgre at
as that OF an acre of wheat.
BucuanHnquiBa is the name OF new
species of fibrous material recently
found In the United State, Of Columbia,
South America. 1t is transparent and
incom bustible and has many OF the re-
mGrkAble qualities o asbestos.
1t is estimated that England now
owns about l,400, 900 square miles OF
territory in Africa.
A monument is to be erected in Chi
cago TO the late Henry c. Work who
wrote Marching through Georgia"
The house 10 which Martin Luther
died at Elsleben, Germany, bore no
mark to indicate this fact until a few
weeks ago. The "a nous house. how
ever, has now been repaired and re-
stored in a worthy fashion. II con-
tains many relics of the great re-
former.
Gearge NJ. Pullman. the millionaire
car builder, began bis career as a
laborer along the Erie Canal; Stude-
baker. the millionaire WACO manuiac-
turer, went west" with less than q
dollar In hts pocket, and United States
Senator German, OF Maryland, rose
from the humble position Of page In
Congress.
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sword In hand. the war would havs'
izzled ont 10 six months for lack OF en-
thusiasm. This Is history. and because
the veteran when all was accomplished
glided quietly back to hts commonplace
groove as man and neighbor, show
Ing many Of the weaknesses and foibles
OF the common mould. is no reason for
losing sight OF the grander. part OF him.
A slice OF Napoleon's high minded phil
Iosophy would snit the occasion.
II remember nothing but Austerlitz, !"
be said when people complained TO him
tru;hfully that his old marshal, Soult.
who had made Napoleon and Francs
by bis wonderful genius and valor on
that field, was becoming ambitious aud
self important. "As be fought then
think OF him." and there will be no
room for too familiar tribes to break
thh spell of distance.
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at rate three or four times grd
than the average Tor civilians.
200, 900 men died from diseases Ia
army. and II must be supposed that
seeds Of death were brought out OF TN
army by tens OF thousands OF those \
discharged out OF hospitals or prison
parole camps.
As has been stated, the death rate 10
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-
small urchins gathered round and gazed
curiously at the young man who had
been so much talked about in connec-
ton with the murder. Why, OF course,
that was the place where he was most
likely TO ind the drunken COW doctor.
What fool he had been. II he had not
thought of 1t before the farmers words
should have sent him straight TO the
inn. So thither he went with all speed,
a constable keeping him in sight the
whole time, though George was uncon-
sclous of the fact.
At the Dragon he was Informed that
Killey had been drinking there all day,
but had gone away about an hour be-
fore, aud had not since returned. This
was 8 heavy blow indeed. George sat
down for few moments TO take breath
after IT, He called for glass of brandy,
and drank it off: be called for second
and q third, aud treated both in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
GRAND Army
ENCAMPMENT.
TO REVIVE MEMORIES OF TIE WAR At
PITTSBURG.
Reunion Of Nations Hsruss-A Peculiarly
Fitting PIacs For tho Meeting Of The Vstsr-
ans-Glancs mo the Pu.urs-Fron Beard.
less BOyhood TO Nature Ags-eossip Ab'a
the Encampnsnt
lcOpyrIeh..d. is,4.l

Tho parade of the Grand Army Of the
Republic at Pittsourg on September II
may possibly be less imposing in point
OF numbers than some which have TAX
ed place In the past, especially those at
Boston, Washington and Indianapolis.
although Pittsburg lies in the centre OF
stretch OF territory which furnished