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TINS BLOOD is the SURGE Of health.
keen II pure by taking Hoods Sarsapa,
rilla, which Is peculiar 70 itselI' ana
spperior On strength economy and
medicinal merit
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HOoD's PMS are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best IN
grsdlenla s'c.
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BrIdesport. Ehernan Hoass ....-.
Bellairs. windsor Hotel -.--.--.-...--
Consultafion and Exanination II
The Doctors describe the diderent
-onfaffui gin fof any enc % pos
tbror cut the c11ntfg. I1e Eleci
90 HI stneat 81 6eUi al We1kntrp
the ~ sags,l1iul neihsassYtr
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LIE feu fait de grands rayages sur
les deux riyes du Mississippi, m
peu au nord de Memphis, ct Ia fumee
qul couvre lie feuve est 81 dense
que meme les bateauNn'osent la ira
verser. Sur la rive de Arkansas,
DIES habitations ont etc complete
ment deyastees par lincendie ct les
haDitants Sc sont enfais sans pouyoir
rlen emporter. La stcheresse s'y
fat sentir depuis lon9temps ct le feu
Sc propage sans qu'on puisse entrayer
SEES proges. Du cote du Tennessee,
la condition est aussi pr6caire ct une
grande Gtendue de pays est rayagte
par les tlammes. Les habitants,
apres ayoir use de tous les moyens
ordinaires pour Sc prottger, ont fini
par ayoir ecour 4 Ia Providence Ct
chaque jour lis Sc reminiscent pour
prler, dams lespolr que leuTs pri6res
Ieur vaudront m bonnie pluis.
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Tout reinforcement, Il lAcademie
de medicine, NJ. le docteur Pean pre-
cisait CONNIE il suit les precautions
quill faut prendre pour Sc pr6seryer,
dams Ia mesure du possible, du t.
tanOs /.
Toute les fols qu'une personne Sc
falt n blessure, meme l6gere, IL fault
lmmediatement LAYER la plale avec I'm
liquide a%ntiseDtique q~uelconque, ct ia
recouvrir, non pas avec un hinge per-
meable, CONNIE on lie fait generate
ment, mails bien avec une substance
lmpermeable, telle que lie collodion,
le dlachylon, etc. +; Il conyient de
panser avec plus de soin encore au
moyen d'antiseptlques 81 Ia plate est
plus ~serieuse.
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DE TOUT, UN PEU.

On annonce de Washington que lie
comite congressional &c campagne q
intention de contester l'election de
treize districts, presque tous du Sud.
Parml ces dernlers lou mentlonne lie
premier, deuNieme ct troisieme DIS
tricts congressionnels dc Ill Loui-
siane.
Les Republicans dtclarent quiIs
Sc conformeront, pour I'eNamen, au
precedent etabIi Tors du cas English
Hilborn, decide i Ia premiere session
du Congress. Les districts contestts
sont les %suiyaEts: septiame du Ken
lucky, Denny, Rep, contre Owens,
Dem. cinGuieme On Missouri, six
ieme du Nebraska, deuNieme dc Ia
Caroline du Nord, premier de IA
Caroline Gu Sud, dixieme du Texas.
premier, deuAieme, septi6me ct
huitieme de Ii Yirginie ct les trois
districts Louisianais.
Pendant que les republicans fon-
dent l'espoir de voler ces sieges par Ia
question dies ahidavits, lon croft que
N. Reed qui, scion toutes prcbabili.
ties, sera tlevt au poste de president
de Ia Chambre, s'opposera i ces
manuuNreS.
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lie ministre pItnlpotentlaire espa-
gnol a Washington, II. Muruasa, d
dit qu'un DIES points les plus lmpor-
tants du nouveau tauf qui Va etre
adoptt par lEspagne est celui qui
concerne ses relations commercials
avec les Etats-Unis don't le CONNER
ce ayec Cuba a etc considerablement
atfecte par la loi amercalne abo!is-
SAINT les traites de reciprocit6.
Senior Muragua pense que Ie nou-
veau tariff de douanes ne sera pas
Reimbursement etabli avant plusieurs
mois.
Dams les cercles commerciaux, icl.
Ton croft que lie Congress American
qm slegera pendant j%anvier ct fevrier,
en- meme temps que les Cortes, prem
ORA DIES measures pour retablir les
relations commercials avec lille de
Cube.
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-Suite-
PAR HENRI CONSCIENCE.

Lie jeune homme ne r6pondit pas.
Settlement un rauque sitf'ement lui
dechira la gorge, CT CONNIE sill cut
etc pouss6 en- avant par i'anziete qui
lie torturait on saisi dune yiyt Irl!ta-
ton, il accGlGra slnglfierement lie pas.
Touiours sllencieuS, il agitait convul-
siycment les bras, ct DIES PRISONS
nerveuX parcouraient tout son corps.
Les yeux du pere 6taient fixes sur
lie fills aycc n expression dc pro-
fonde compassion. Apres qaelques
ilstants, lie vieillard dit dune yoix
triste:
Lucas, he crois pas que 1e e
cause &c chagrin sans Ell soutfsir
moi-mGme. Je ne puts manqucr i
mes devoiTs de pere. Al +! sois,en
sur, ie donnerais Ia Motto de ce que
je possede pour combler ties desirs,
qui sont aussl les miens ct ceux de IA
mere mais c'est impossible.
Ces d%ernieres paroles frapperent lie
ieune homme CONNIE I'M arr9t irr6vo-
cable I'm cri sourd s'Gchappa de ses
levres tandis que SEES doigts crispGs
semblaient dGchlreE 81 poitrine JUS
qu'au sang. Dependant il continual
de sc taire.
lie vicillard aassi marclait sans
parler. Au bout dun certain temps,
il detourna Ia tete ct porta Ia mann
a son front. Il etait tombe dams une
profonde meditation ct s'efforcait de
trouyer quelque consolation pour son
pauyre fills.
lis n'etaient pas loin lie leur demeu-
re ii l'eXtremit6 dune alice taillee
dams un bois de Lauts sapins, lis
pouvaient %aperceyoir les premieres
maisons du village.
Tout a coup lie vieillard releva la
t6te, un cu de joie lui 6chappa, ct il
s'ecria !:
All ! Lucas, j'ai trouve.
lie ieune homme s'arreta b~rusque-
ment une anxieuse attente brilla
dams ses yeuX humides. Trembiant
ct les mains etendues vers son pere.
il semblait vouloir arracher les paro-
les Il ses leyres.
Non, pas 81 vite, Lucas, dit lie
vleillard en- complainant sd propre
joie. C'est une id6e sur ~laquelle il
me fault encore dormlr une mutt.
Pour lamour de Dieu, MOI pere.
aites-le-moi l.. ..dites-mol ce Que yous
trouve /! dit dune voix suppl I
mite lie jeune homme profondement
,mu.
LIE vielllard prit la main du %jeune
ct dit avec n joie contenue
Lucas, 81 jallais proposer a
can Staers de reprehdre son bail ct
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Culture ct regrets ,


Tn monsieur qul regrette fort sa
femme Ia fait inhumer au cimetiere
Montparnasse; il ma voulu III marbre
nj pierre-ia terre settlement ct une
toute petite inscription.
Ii a d'abord plantG des capucines
dams le petite jardln-car Ii dGfunte
les adorait !; on les cueillait le diman-
che, puts on les mangeait ca sa-
lade.
Noyant e premier essai ~rGussir, on
sest enhardi, ct dies petits radis roses
sont venus Ia CONNIE par hasarl. lie
conservatism du cimctiere ne disait
rien, quand, 4 l'automne dernier. il
constata la presence de deuz 6normes
melons dams le petit enclos. Cette
fols, les performances de place furent
appliquees ct congo fut dome il &C
maraicher dun nouveau genre. oui
dit en- Sc Tetirant
&c que yous faites est blen cruell. I.
J'adorais tous les lGgumes qui We.
naIent de Ia. II me semblalt que
c'etait ma femme qui me les otfrait
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
eommes q meme d'exfcnter tous les ouvrages
t"ypopraphioues oui nous seront coniies. Les
briefs c'evocat. cartes d'atfaires, entttes de
features. tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
saires, ets., secont imprimCs dams lie plus brre
helai ct "a ces prIx oaI detient touse coneu
renee
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aFec Ia mere el mo oe 'eiiaiS 81
tout vleuX que ]e suls,-ies 1erres
ne sufflsent pas a payer iargemeht ie
termage. LeSempie de jean e'aefs
ne peut me 1aife de maj d MOI
lhaoltude du raVall ma cuiiasse
q une soilde GEORGE. III po"'["iS
o aiier demeuref ave clara ii
no're oieh nous poufIiohs nous Noif
ct nous Nenlf en- a'de cilalpe Jour-.
III toi' Ia femme ct 'es eh1a'its' ; II ei
a%frivait, pouffltz gu MONS WIRE ei
pax. q Ia huit lie Ia appofie i'as
dc meliiaur cohseli' lfa' oelnalA
parler de ceia 4 Jean 9'aefs...
Lucas posa son paIler a terre,
passa Ientement un bras au cou dc
son pere, ct, domino par ltnlotloL,
Sc nit a pleurer ct Il sangloter, la
tete cachee dams lie sein du vieillard
en- murmurant
Que vous etes bon, mon pere
Puisse Dieu vous en- recompenser
dams son paradis. QUAINT a moi, ie
ne loublierai de ma vie, ct toujours
je vous entourerai d'amour ct de
respect. All! je he sals Oh je suis /;
la tGte me tourne. Clara, la douce
Clara.
ITEMS, IA voici justement, dit
lie pere.
a queliue distance, u lie bord du
chemln ct sous les saplns. ~s'avancalt
lentement une jeune file, les yeux
balsses, ct qui sembiait p~rofonde-
ment distraite.
Au premier mot de o pere, lie
%jeune homme avait Gtgag5 son bras,
ct allait eoul1r TRANSPORT DC joie
vers Ia jeune file. Mals lie vielilard
lie %retint, en- iui disant dun ton
severe ct lmpefati1:
-,
CARA ~eh'ehds-'u Il laHt aNpaEa-
N"ht que &c paSse encore nhe hfl'
ia-aesSus, et Sacle &c gu en- leNse son
,an,o ho,ua g. - !.
~. =.
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ion dams laquelle ellie Sc trouvait,
situation sans issue ct sans espolr,
VOLTA ce qui await creuse les deux
lmperceptibies rides qui plissaient
ses levres.
Bien que SEES vetements eussent
perdu pressure complement leur
couieur primitive, ct qu'en maint
endroit une reprise attestat la peine
qu'eiie s'etalt GonGee pour dissimuler
leur usure, lis Gtaient 81 coquets, 81
propres ct ST continent portes, qu'au
premier coup d'cil la jeune file
paraissait plus richement mise que
les autres paysannes.
Apres avon echaEge avec ellie
quelques douces paroles de bienve-
nae. lie vieiIlard prlt le panier III
Iepauie ct Sc plaza entire les deux
ieunes gems. lis s'achemlnerent yers
lie village.
Lucas Sc mt a paTler du beau
temps, de Ia prochaine kermesse du
hyuis5eyy st de mile autres bellies
choses tout aussi rejoulssantes ];
mails il m6lait aussl d O discours
DIES paroles a double sens, qui plus
dune fols ~forcerent son pere a lui
marcher sur les talons pour lm rap
peler Ia defense faite.
Clara semblait insensible a tous
ces signes lie joie; ellie sen allait les
yeux baisses ct toute triote.
lis etaient encore a deuX GU trois
portees d'arhal6te DIES premieres
maisons du village, lorsque Lucas
adressa directement une question a
Clara, ct l'obllgea par Ia de Sc tour
ner lui.
Clara, Gus pleurez! yous pleu.
rez, vous pieurez seclia-t-ll en-
4uittant lie cote de o pere poul
s'elancer Ners Ia jeune file. All
consolez-vous, consolez-yous celia
aura une fin nous serons...non
non, yous serez heureuse.. .demain
Tn coup Doll de son pere lui
ooupa la parole.
-Dites-moi, Clara, dites-moi pour
quot yous p%leurez 81 amerement.
demanda-t-il dune yoix navree, tan
dis que lui-m2me, arrache soudain a
son Iavissement, portrait lie doIgt q
ses yeux pour essuyer n larme qui
perlait.
% mes bons amis dit Clara en-
g3m!ssant j'ai tant de chagrln MOI
c@Gr Sc brise. Depuis &c matin.
ere dams lie bois, ct pleure silencieu.
sement sur mon m~alheureux sort.
Je nose retougner a Ia mason: ellie
sera pour moi 81 triste ct S; vide
d6sormais...
-Ciel est-il arrive TN malheur
s'eeria Lucas avec angolsse. Votre
PEREZ?
Mon pere est a Ia vile, r6pondir
la jeune file.
-Aais YOU me mettez au sup
plice, Clara. Parlez done, expli
quez-Vous; pourquoi ~pleurez-vous !
Dune voix plus attristee encore
Ia jeune file rtpondit:
-Nous sayez bien notre yache
pere Torfs. la dernlere. celle oue
Lucas appelait Ia petite mere blanche /!
All F.! je lai nourrle ct soignee de
puts lie moment OH ellie n'etait Moore
out TN pauvre petit veau l.. Caetalt
ma seule societe au monde +! c'etai,
la seule creature sur la terre a qui ie
pusse raconter mes chagrins ct mes
douleurs. Ellie await de l'esprit
CONNIE n personne ellie lisait dams
mes yeux ce que ie voulais lui dire.
Vuand je me lamentals, ct que, la
tete appuyee sur son cou, je fondais
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journal cfeje1 de 10 Ioroisse IL
ouycLe ct dc la VIE Dc ThJodnar
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Gcntnrllc Dc Ui)lbo0ans

Journal du SINE District Senatorial
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pUBLIEE TOTS LES sAMEDIs PAR
A. JOLIET r., & Co., Proprietaires
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BUREAU: Rue MaiE, tire St. Phlllt7 pc
ct st. Louis.
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Rigors of russian police.

A case tried the other day before me
central tribunal OF odessa affords sun
another proof Of the extreme severity
with which passport offences are treated
in Russia. Periodically the police in all
the large towns and cities make raids
upon the night asylums and common
lodging houses. and persons found with
out passports. or papers Of legitima-
ton" are sent per etape 10 their birth
places. A few weeks ago a certain
Michael Breyd. a Russian subject. was
one Of batch of poor people without
papers arrested by the Moscow police.
Breyd stated that he belonged to Odessa.
and was accordingly sent there. When
Intercepted on his arrival he declared
that ne knew not where his friends were.
or whether he had any relatives living;
he had been abandoned by his parents
when quite young. and had no rec0llec-
ton OF them. He was tried as a vaga-
bond-there beirg no criminal charge
whatever against him--and was SEN
fenced TO one year IN a disciplinary regi-
mont and 10 be afterward banished 10
one Of the remote settlements Of Eastern
Siberia for life. In the event. concludes
this cruel judicial fiat, OF there being no
room fer him In the disciplinary regi-
mcnts. he must be at once sent 10 ST.
berla.-Frcm the Loadon Daily News.
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Tyndalfs Strength of Imagination.

This constructive imagination Qor we
are not concerned with mere reminis-
cent imaginatlOn) here resulting in the
creations of the poet and there in the
discoveries of the man of science, IL
the highest of human faculties. With
this faculty Prof Tyndall was largely
endowed. In common with successful
Investigators I'm general. he displayed
Il Ia forming true conceptions of physic-
al process previously misinterpreted or
uninterrupted and, again, in conceiving
modes by which the actual relations OF
the phenomena could be demonstrated;
and, again, ia deVising III appliances 50
this end. But to much greater extent
than usual, he displayed constructive
imagination In other fields. He was an
excellent exposition. and good exposition
implies much constructive imagination.
prerequisite IS the forming OF true
ideas of the mental states OF those who
are TO be taught, and further prereQui-
site Is the imagining of methods by
which beginning with conceptions they
possess. there may be built up in their
minds the conceptions they do not possess.
OF constructive imagination as displayed
in this sphere men at large appear 10 be
almost void. as witness. the absurd sys-
TENS Of teaching which IN past times.
and In large measure AT present. have
stuponed. and still stupefy, children by
presenting abstract ideas before they
have any concrete ideas from which they
can be drawn Whether as lecturer or
writer. Prof. Tyndali carefully avoided
this vicious practice From an article on
Tyndall by Herbert Spencer, In Nc
Clure's Magazine for March
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-18
THE COHPETJTIYE oONCERT
A Prize Of one Hundred and Twenty-F,x.
Dollars to the Successful ouartet,a

The competitive concert AT the Mozart
Association tomorrow night is creatine
"A great deal OF interest, and q large
audience VIII be present. The contest WIN
be between The Webb Quartettc. com
posed OF Mr.. oscar Lehman, bass: l.. n.
Cloves. tenor: Mrs John III. Knowles
Jr., contralto, and Miss Ida Robinson.
soprano. under the direction OF Mr. shan,
herd Webb. and the Justis Quartette
composed OF Ii. Thurston Cardoza. bass:
Haddon Watkins tenor. Mrs Durretf'
contralto. and Miss Nellie Rogers So,
prano. under the direction Of Mr.. Edgar
l.. Justis.
The prize is SIPS. 10 be paid 10 the
quartette receiving the largest number OF
votes from the membership.
The IDEA seems TO have gotien out that
everybody in the audience Will have a
vote. but this Is a mistake: only those
having membership ticket will vote.
The Music Committee desires all who
vote to do so from an artistic and not
personal standpoint
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-18
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Commonwealth Attorney Sands and De-
tective Yeats the Main Actors.

Tho Virgil Walton and Lizzie Walters
case. in which the defendants are charg-
cd with poisoning solomon Benjamin
Jenkins. was made the sensation Of a
day by the detailed accounts IN the ddly
press. and the secrecy thrown around IL
bv the commonwealth Attorney.
No case ever had less foundation 70
exist as a great criminal mystery. and
if the statement. credited 10 Mr.. Sands.
in another paper is true, the "nole
affair Will end in a very common place
way.
Mr.. Sands stated TO me on Frid1y
that. as an officer Of the Court he could
not give away the secrets OF the grand
Jury and was not in a position to give
me any information on the subject eX-
cept that the grand jury would have its
report ready on Tuesday, yet in another
paper Of the same date on which my
interview with Mr.. Sands was published
the following appeared:
"Alr Sands stated 10 a Dispatch man
yesterday (Triday), that he had no doubt
but that the jury would find not a true
bill against these prisoners ,Nirsh Walton
and Lizzie Walters). lie said as soon ass
this result was announced he would nave
the prisoners brought into court and
would make a motion to quash the cases
against them. This removes all doubt as
TO the dismissal of the charge Of muir
der"
Thus in the last act OF this COMEDY
| Of Errors" as I'm every step IN the
| case. The Times has been denied in
formation that has been gratuitously
| furnished another public journal.
While the case is curious COM
mentary on detective skill and causes the
head Of justice 70 grow dizzy and WON
der where she's at" The Times has
followed every step in the drama and
| published the points as they were I'M
| willingly Wrung from officers whose at
titude, for reasons best known to them
selves. was unfrendly.
The Times reporters have perhaps ex-
| pended as much talent I'm securing facts
! unwiliinsly given up by the officers of
| the law az those officers exhibited in
securing evidence for the prosecution.
The pubic will decide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-18
BRAHMA WON THEDERBY
.x <1nroED swIspLE DETECTED
ny THE ASSOCIATION.
x.n,-y.ar.oids Running "a Three e"'-
o,a.-oxonisns Defeat the C"n'A'''
Other sporting Events.

,,c,co March 17.-Six thousand peo-
-, ,,rahma. a two to one iaNoii's'
p'e 80 che Roby derby to-day Two
fs'aa,os Tor derby honors. Harry NJ
and Disturbance. were not pe'"".'.- ~
s,ar, state Veterinarian }. ~ ho'e''e
ha,inr examined them ana pronO"'0'
I'm foar-vear-olds. William McChh'o"'
'.-nor 81 Marry NJ. was notified that ne
haa best return TO the association al 'l'0
,.oncv that his horse had won at inc
oo,,,g The money will be palu 10
60 tina. finished second 10 Harry ~.
nv IN ,sccs won BIZ him. Dlstti pdiI-o
H. ~ never started at ROby. BoiD ol me-
horaes ran at ~. Louis last St.~.tions
fwo.vear-olds. and further coiHp".'tS 100
are likely 20 arise IN cVHseq~St"Dt, roth
Eoeter The owner. ana McCnntOn 49,
11,oiro 10 be innocent OF any intshuoii "a
o,,,.rong-doine or OF any kno"ieohe tm ia,
r. colts were more than thIee y'" 50
Tnster has wired TO A. y. May, -, "a
.~tor,o Tex. the breeder Of Distnf p 5i.,
for affidavit as 10 the hvi9' "7
M Is pedigree Is unknown; -. .bo Start
The DERBY was a struggle from t,e S'a 80,
,.,tceen Rrahma and West PARK btaiiiiih
winning through his superior ''"' I'D
p9 2Srs, rSs1cle,"nine-sixteenths Of a mile,
1afv Darling first. Imp. Elise aS0o'"'
HSaeyie Slowcy third. Time. l.vs IL.
"Second racc-nine-sixteenths OF ihlie.-
,.S''.ior arSt Cole Bascomb second. Cora
third Time, ] o. .,
~ ;rb ,j, race-the Roby derby, sweepstakes
for tbree-year-olds $1,000 added, one niue.
prabma first. West Park second, Nucatan
third. Time, 20i ~. , milo
Fourth racc-thrce-quarters OF mile
1,osewood first. Prettiwit second, Warren
Leland third. Time. l&2 - -,..o--.
Fifth race-one mile.-Colonel Gay ,r lrst'
rrisfer second. Eli Kcndig third. Time
SYN e-three-quarters Of a mile
Maggie Murphy first. Critic second, Sc
vance third. Time. 81 L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-18
HYPSOTTSMIN DENTISTRY.
Two Painless Operations Performed By
Mems Of Il ia Macon

MACON. Ga, March H.-By means of
bypnotism DR.. II. II. Johnson. OF this
city. has. within the past two days. per-
formed two painless operations in dental
surgery. The subject on whom the opera
ton was performed IS Arthur Chapman.
a young man seventeen years Of age.
Chapman had previously had two teeth
filled. but the pain was such that further
operation was discontinued. a. his ner-
yoUs system was entirely unstrung.
In conversation with Sam Everett. Ma
cons well-known hypnotist. he mentioned
the painful operation. and Everett told
him that by means of hypnotism il could
be rendered painless. The young man
consented. and while under the influence
had the doctor TO complete the operation.
which was done without the young man
experiencing the slightest inconvenience.