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Ten pays Trip to Niagara Falls.

An early fall trip to Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen, Maueh Chunk, Glen
Onoko, Rochester and Geneva, has been
arranged via the Royal Blue Line and
tise famous Lehigh Valley route.
A E0claa express with Pullman Par
lcr getTs attached, in charge of an ex-
perieacsd tourist agent, will leave i. "
@. station, Washington, Thursday, Sep
tember l2tl, $40 q. M, Baltimore 9,O5
u. m. arriving at the Falls ll.0O a. IN.
Round trip ticket good ten days, $40.
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cycling News Notos.

All wheelmen desiring to go in the
bicycle Tournaments at Camp Parole Oh
Wednesday next, August Goth, should
leave their name with the president of
the Annapolis Bicycle Club, j. Ed. Abb
b0tt.
If / could place q bicycle IN the hands
Of every man and woman, teach them
how to use them. and then be sure that
they would use them judici0usly. ] would
ring in more sunshine, give agreater i'm
petus 10 the duties OF life, and make life
seem by faf more worthy Of living than
by any other human agency known to
nan.A-A Minister.
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4 CANDIDATE 90 aovsaNoR
Career OF Lloyd IoWa,les who Heads ths
Maryland Republican Ticket.


Lloyd Lowndes, whcm the Republic
ans Of Maryland have chosen as their
candidate for governor, IS a Nirginian
bg birth. Pennsylvania by education
and a Marylander by adoption He was
born at Clarksbnrg. Harrison county,
W. Va, Feb. 81. lS45 He graduated
from Allegheny COLLEGE az Meadville,
Pa, in 1868. and studied law with Rich.
ard L. Ashhurst in Philadelphia. After
taking a two years course in law at the
University of Pennsylvania he was ad
mitted TO the bar and began the prac-
tice of his profession st Cumberland,
Md.
In later years he has devoted more Of
his attention TO commercial enterprises
than 10 the law and is prominently
connected with number Of banling
houses, mining companies, mauufae-
turing establishments, etc. in Baltimore
and Cumberland. He is president of the
Second National bank of Cumberland,
the Union Milling company of Allegha-
ny county, the Potomac Coal company,
the Frostburg Gas and Electric Light
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It., is the best patent medicine in the
world' is what Mr.. +. M. Hartman, Of
Marquam, Oregan, says of ,hamber-
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. "What leads me to make this
assertion is from the fact that dysentery
in it's worst form was prevalent around
here last summer and it never took over
two or three doses Of that remedy to
effect complete cure. For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug Store.
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MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure never
fails TO relieve in three hours and cure
In three days.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure Is guar
anteed to correct constipation ana cure
ali forms of indigestion and stomach
trouble.
MUNYON'S Catarrh Cure soothes and
heals the afflicted parts and restores them
TO health. No failure: a cure guaranteed.
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back. loins or groins anu all
forms Of kidney disease.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures nervous
ness and builds up the system -.
MUNYON'S Vitalizer lmparts new llie,
restores lost powers TO weak anu ueDiilta-
ted men. Price $l.O0.
No matter what the disease Is or how
many doctors have failed TO cure yoh' ASK
vonr aruooist for 25-cent vial Of one OF
MUNYON'S Cures, and If you are not bene'
6ted your money will be refunded.
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successful FIshermen.

Messrs. Martin NJ. Smith, G. L. Mar
tin, John Mason, Rudolph Smith, Samuel
Davis, of Annapolis, DIR. NJ. Brinkman,
Philadelphia aesculapian, DR.. Van
Flut, DR.. NJ. r. We'll, DIR. w. Brink
man and Martin Smith, former Ann
apolitan, but now very successful
druggist OF New York, returned from
successful fishing trip yesterday even
ing. The party have been spending
several days on Hoopers Straits. A
large number of rock, trout, perch and
shsephead were caught.
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Political Points.

A Hurst democratic club will be or.
ganized by the democrats Of Annapolis
next week.
The republican club has secured rooms
over the City Drug Store on Main street.
Entrance on Francis street.
DIR. Washington @. Tuck has been Sc
Iected as a member of the republican ex-
ecutive committee from Anne Arundel
county.
Senator German, of Maryland, and
Mr.. Thomas II. Lanahan, OF Baltimore,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York. They came from Saratoga and
will spend several days in and around
that city before returning home.
r,..a..,,e hada GET DR.. Miles, pain Pflla.
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Ernenalture. lcneeed ReeeIpt..

The expenditures of the government
for the past two-thirds of the present
month exceeded the receipts by $7,009,-
800, but only 81 ,250,000 remains to be
paid on account of pensions, and the
treasury officials estimate that the deficit
will be reduced during the next ten days
to about S5,000,000. The excess Of ex-
penditures over receipts last month was
IS, ,47S,3 1866.
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Mr.. G. G.. Strong, principal of the
public schools nc Anderson, Cal, says
81 have used Chamberlain 's Pain Balm
and have found il mn excellent remedy
for lameness and slight wounds
Lameness usually results from asprain,
or other injury, or from rheumatism,
for which Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm is
especially intended and unequalled. IL
affords almost immediate relief and in
short time effects permanent cure.
For sale by Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug
Sfora
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The "Mollie Ca thirty foot canoe
built by John +. Crowner. at Shady Side,
West River, and launched on Tuesday
last, entered sailing race yesterday,
with seventeen other boats, starting
from middle ground buoy, West River
to Can buoy, on Horse Shoe, distance
of three miles, and return and was the
successful sailer, beating the next fast
est competitor by four minutes.
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A Fine Opportunity for = Davs' outing.

On Thursday, September 5th, steamer
Emma Gilesn will make an excursion
from Annapolis to Sharps Island, and
Little ChOptank River. Boat leaves at
8 a. m. and returns abont s p. m. AT
day on the tcdter. Tickets, so cents.
Children under twelve years, % cents.
Under the auspices Of the First M. Il.
Church tfE
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Pensions have been issued to Mary
Ianders by the government as follows /:
Renewal William III. Robes0n, Frust-
burg, Allegany county. Renewal and
Increase William Il. Courtney, Balti-
more. Reissue-Ge George Jackson. Parole,
Anne Arundel county.
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To Cleanse the system

Effectually yet gently, when eostive or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to healthy activity, without
irritating or Weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers use Syrup Of
EiOs
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TnIs sALE BrGINs TO-DAY


van che men OF Baltimore and OF Maryland
=, ss,,r.pr nut how their weeks wages VIII
m 5rt. and the good mothers OF boys lSod
r.. thrm both are making ends meet 20
- 4 ROOD sunday showing, this great Dis
sIgtion Sale OF HEIpELnERGER x 20, the
e.sti.-s0 M tbs Masses. rises with the sun
~ morning 10 throw sunshine and gladncss
,-ia fbs Ian of every home. This is going 70
is 4 Freat sale. for therc'snt single suit in
h 6ao hundred and hfty thousand stock SIX
mlalhs old
rhs Rows are I'm everyway provided for.
yffher fathers0r mothers can offer any price
tsfwiil be- refused. Big men-big behind and
bffafo-and little men. who eat and sleep less,
az al provided for with line of our Custom.
nlip Sgiif-in every size that ism { one-legged
-saA ANY PRICE AT All WILL co. See how
ary you can get here today % get the trst
nthd uf everything goes. There's nothing
ganed, nothing saved.
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HONESTY
o Any Price WILL Do. O

.- of UuurLuERGER & Co... No. 3.
fhe lfA .a.. y 49,. right opposite Hanover
vel i-tf5at f0 ho dissolved 10y mutual con
s NJ CoiruAN. owing to i, lii n.,,,l1i ..s,,tiu,,e
~ ~ seiNn. HEpElnERaEh wiz oo"'ii''''
4. all.ness'
which was opened less than a
itn t.soI sf1ekcd with Mems and boys
Ielt p .-,.is on the premises Hats. Neck
-lia. giprwcar thrown tn-has had a
stsi 4l. .. s,i,rrss And why Because Il IS
i.l' .,...,,.,-.r. priced store OF the masses.
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Funeral of Mr.. DuvaII.

The funeral of the late Gabriel +.
Duyall, took place yesterday from his
late residence in Baltimore. He was a
former resident of this county. Mr..
Duyall was paymaster of the Naval
Militia.
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Failures for the week in the United
States number 90, and in Canada AZ,
against 234 last year in the United States,
and 80 last year in Canada.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Those Who Go and Those Who Come.
Mrs. Emma Rullman, Of Baltimore,
is visiting relatives in Annapolis.
Miss Blanche Graves, Of st. Mary's
county is visiting Miss Ceeil Gessner.
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union Camp NIeeting.

The A. w. & j. Railroad will issue
round trip tickets for the Union camp
meeting at Waterbury from Annapolis,
Camp Parole, Iglehart's, Best's Gate
and Brownsville, on August II, is and
25, at 30 cents.
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stamost any price At ai cs SsooS{ NJ '9,1ss roIes
~. gi,i and Mr.. Coleman wants 70 take
-. 80 .,it with him. To cut a straw Hat
.Feit Hat ia two, "a pair OF pants ia
y WV s,it III CLOTHES in two doesn't DO any
..si ~ Tbeo 10 comes % a settlemenit. = Zen en-
- a cash IS far better than tne qua "a l9,a h ~
.sl,,f uants business is business anu pual-
ai.'is H.. n h, done in "a business way
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watermelon weighing s. Ia Pounds.

A watermelon weighing 52i pounds,
was grown on the farm OF Mr.. III. A.
Bassford, at Armiger, Anne Arundel
county. 1t measured six feet in circum-
ference one way and four feet in the
other. The melon was Of the Kolb's
Gem variety and was remarkable for
quality as well as size.
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Going to Red Mems COnvention

Tie Maryland delegates of the fifty
eighth annual convention Of the Order
of Red Men left Baltimore today for
Bridgeport, Conn.,, where the conyen-
tion. is to be held.
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Some person broke into the telegraph
operators Office at Bay Ridge Junction
last night and stole large clock. The
theft was reported to Chief Of Police ii.
B. Taylor, who is working up the case.
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acrxrs ox rur DOLLAR

-.A, A brand new stock for you one
nlt..i snd fffy thousand dollars worth Of
...'e,.e 4. for- made suits-made OF the good
"a M bomc made fabrics and the hne kind
a.l.....stsnt Worstcds aud Cassimcres in cor
~ tr'm and cut. style. finish aud fancy at
r., CFNTs oN ruE pOLi-AH-iore every thinE
rlrs your way now.
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The incest dessert in the world this
hot weather is an ice-cold luscious water
melon. Sent any time to your home,
night or day, by S. +. Cheeseman, Mar
ket Space.
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TIL E.
MASON KENNEDY X
X HOME SCHOOL,
Opens The Fourth Year Sept. 13rd, 1895.

Courses Four Especially adapted to
the needs Of young people wishing
10 terminate their school life at a
high-grade school or TO prepare for
Collegiate Coarse.
Ancient Languages, BeIle-Letters, HIS
tory and Philosophy, under charge
Of the Principal,
ELzAsETH BROWNING MASON, A. 3.
Modern Languages, Art, Mathematics
under charge of specialists.
For information and circular apply TO
MSS. S. D. KENNEDY,
sr7-2m. ANNAPOLIS. MD.
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ATTENTION.!

The Officers and Members OF State
CAPITAL Lodge No. %, /. O. NJ, are
earnestly requested to meet at their
Hall, on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1895,
as business OF importance demands
their attention. BY Order of Lodge,
AL II. S. KENCHINGTON, w. M.
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NOTICE

Lloyd Lowmdes Republican Club will
meet at the Rooms, formerly occupied
by the Y. M. G. A, over City Drug
Store,
Monday Night, August 90, '96,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Entrance on Francis street. All
good Republicans invited to attend.
JAMES II. MURDOCH,
S2l President.
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Pratts Poultry Food will keep your
poultry healthy. For sale by JOHN Fl.
RAWLINGS. West street, opp. depot.
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r OST-A BLACK AND TAN TER
ARIAR, reward IL left at this office. S-2i
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FOR RENT.

The HOUSE on West street extended. lately
occupied by Mrs. Wells. Six rooms and bath
room. Apply at Capital office. s24.
EOUND.-A CHILD'S COAT which
II the owner can get by calling at this of
flee and paying for this advertisement. a22w
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/ os =. SAlLE-A GOOD DRIVING
Alsa ! x NogS HORSE can be bourhf ebss,,
bslfr,o,Sxe e-Ss,eat S,et DAYTON. Apply Ia Gko.
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a 50 49, - - EVERY SECTION To
saaeeess'---s - /, Z eoods TO dealers; experience
slary - 49, eest SIDE line. Ss5o0 month
naas. -. eApenses or large Commission
cugro, s s.-'ed Particulars send stamp.
ooSs NAP PAN. AND MANUFACTURING
~rASf' Cincinnati. 0. nIsy
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L I'd &, ,EL,ERS WANTED-FAITH-
sert.nS s,..s S.ss,en4a OF LADY 10 tra~ei --,,a,
1o1tkiy 49, e.lsaed house. SAIApv Sex
sseesass- - - 1penses. with increaSe, rncir,s,
~. TRE nosS4s,,s,Si ,s,Sie9etressed stamped envel-
- -o.lNlON Co. Chicago. ri
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John Jacob Astor does not excel in. and
she is paying particular attention to
hunting this season. Two years ago when
target shooting with revolvers was quits
fad among fashionable women Mrs. As
tor carried off all the prizes. Last year
she did some hunting at Fernoliffe, the
Hudson river estate OF her husabnd. and
tbissyear she has entered into the sport
with great enthusiasm and bids fair to
make gallant record before the extreme
ly cold weather sets in.
Mrs. George Gould is populaily sup
POSED to spend most If her time with
her large family of small children. but
she also manages to vary her maternal
duties by INDUCING in the sports of the
fashionable woman.s While yachting and
driving four-in-hand among the pines
of LA lakewood are her favorIte diversions,
she can also shoot with considerable
skill.
Up in the Catskills Mr.. Gould has log
house called Furlough Lodge, and it was
in the wild and beautiful country sur
rounding this place that Mrs. Gould
learned to shoot. Mrs. Gould has fine
hammerless shotgun weighing but trihe
more than six pounds, ana with this
dainty weapon under her arm. a belt
filled with loaded shells around her
waist. she makes quite a formidable APP
pearance.
Mrs. Gould likes the excitement of
tramping through the woods and arous-
ing covey of partridges. 1t takes a
mighty quick hand and sure eve to bring
down one of these birds when flying with
the speed of the wind. Mrs. Gould has
the knack Of being able to sh DOT fairly
straight, without bringing the gun to her
shoulder. She can gauge distance and an
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bum BILE servant, who stands before you
with badly damaged bump of concet as
to her ability as a chap.rone. Now was
not that pretty dish to set before the
king Mount Wilson,
We reached Santa Anita with nothing
to mar an otherwise perfect hour but the
failure of one of the party to capture a
large striped melon resting invitingly
under the water cooler A cruel conduc-
tor interfered ,oause ne said it belonged
to him. There was but one conveyance
at the station and our baggage filled that.
L would advise anyone taking the same
trip to send ahead for a bus, unless he
wants to walk from-the station to the
foot of the trail. The distance is not
great, but it is very dusty at this season.
We started to walk. but after running
down and almost killing a man on
bicycle, Daddy thought it best to get us
out OF sight, ana sent bus after u.s. and
we reached Carterhia in short rider.
Mr.. Carter had some fine fig trees by
the roadside. all bearing ard ripe at tn at
time. One of the girls Is very fond of
figs. She said it was all right to ewing
figs, that California people din't care
about fruit. TO come on; and she being
n. ID. q. W, supposed she was fully in
formed. Now, | never cared for fresh
figs, out she told me | would if tasted
white ones. And the woman was tempt
ed and did eat. At that time I was sim
ply bursting with the responsibility of
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stand up, the house that could never be
induced to hold all the animals when
once out. The COW with one leg shorter
than the others and the pig that would
look like hyena and the elephant that
persisted in turning over on his back
until L was compelled to break Off his
trunk and call him sofa. | wonder are
their farms so much pleasure. With my
first dishes l had less pleasure, for my
brother was cutting his teeth at that
time, and mad, [ think. tooth for each
dish, and every time a tooth came
through he would keep tally by smashing
dish. We were a joyous crowd. We
saw everything and Daddy gave us his
tory, but it is forgotten.
| do not think anyone thought
OF resting until we reached the quarter
house. | would have been quite willing
to make an affidavit that afternoon that
the latter half of the trail was three
times the distance of the first, and l
think the entire party would nave signed
1t, except Daddy, whose pleasant duty it
was to drive the packs, administer snake
poison, keep track of the party. eacour-
age them and listen to gan escape OF
the late rebellion tell of his exploits. He
was along to drive the packs, but being
OF talkative turn anu finding his efforts
rewarded by such magnificent silence on
the part of Daddy, he sim ply shot bayo-
netted and shelled one regiment after an
other until the Wilson trailwould In real
ity have been eight miles of running gore.
But when we were skirting a dream of
canyon land wishing we were less tired
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my position, and I thought now is my
first and therefore best time to show my
ability. 1t would never do, l thought
to let them go alone, for California girls
are so charming, how did ! know that
some bad bold man might capture them
both. The thought OF keeping them with
me was far more pleasant though they
did lose my pins and borrow my hand
kerchiefs. and divide my cover and for
get to come back and set the table. Did
they not call me a dear old thing" aud
give me all three OF the hammvcks, if L
would only leave them alone.
So followed the girls to the fig tree,
and, by the way, never lead the way
anywhere when you are chaperoning a
party OF girls-unless you get the chance.
1t is very bad form. And l thought on
the way we must take a vote during the
day as to who would be first ohaperone.
There were three eligilbes. There was
little doubt as to who deserved it lin my
mind). Sill. vote is a nice way, and
l will suggest it. So left part of tho
little band safely slowed away Oh bale
OF burro refreshments under the snrveil-
lance of Daddy and Dixie and went with
the two incorrigibles. The figs were
gooo. l enjoyed them. After awhile
that grip suggested we take along
some for lunch. Bat how l asked. In
your hat she said. oh, thanks. any
little thing to oblige YOU And we filled
my large sun hat.
A gentleman came and limited in no
gentle tons that we were loading up
pretty heavily, also that they might like
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do. At last my sable-hued vis'a.vis go
q chance to answer me.
'Wha's matter wild you, white wo-
man; ane 6 1T no 'spress wagon"
who. then, and where is the owner OF
this wagon" Names Jim Crane, an
he's round there"
n Yes, that's all. Round there drinking
his wife's Sunday street car fare to .he
park, and the children's Christmas
money and his horses supper. But Jim
Crane came and l gave him piece OF my
mind. He said he could not make the
o'clock train but could the 8 o'clock.
Very we'll. tell the lady we will hold the
stage for her, save the lunch. Anything,
that we may ali start up the trail to-
2ether. So as we moved off 1 saw him
start for Eighth and Flower and the first
person l saw at tie depot was Dixie with
all her bundles and now l am sulking
about the face of the earth, hoping to
escape the notice OF Jiil Crane until he
shall have cooled down, when | will pay
him in the hope that he won't take the
money round there.
We and Daddy, philosopher. fire maker,
counsellor and genuine army bean cook,
and we had Pearle that girl who wore
not curl but did everything IN whirl,"
evan to keeping the peace between the
girls and the third chaperone who, l can
assure you, is very disagreeable person.
And there was dove-eyed Hattie whom
we all loved, and whose quiet presence
we found so helpfll. And fastdious
Dixie who took her first "roughing ito
like the thorough bred that she is, and
ate more dirt in one week l imagine than
in her whole life before, and gained the
much needed brown to cover the blue
veins at her temples. She was a comfort
to us ALL even me who outlived my re-
greet for the boomers. And warm heart
ed lively Clara, before whom formality
vanisbss, and kindly feelings kindle.
And rugged hearty common sense
Oracle so free from airs, always ready
for fun, to whom we owe three times
three for her untiring energy In stirring
the crowd until we got heaven sent
week, the memory of which will live
after the tan and red noses are forgotten.
And last, but oh please, not least, your
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In August Oracle decided we must have

In August Oracle decided we must have
an outing.
Catalina2 No too much style. Santa
Monica. Long Beach, Redondo? A dozen
times. no. Been to those places.
But where? The mountains, of course.
Mount Wilson, certainly.
And Oracle and Pat started out to learn
how much it would cost, how to go, wha.
to take and how many wanted to go. The
information as to how, which, why and
where was appalling in variety. Some
dear friends declared we could not camp
out with comfort. Others said it was the
easiest thing possible-if we ever got up
there. One day we we're secure IN the
decision that we would walk both ways
and live QUO of doors. The next we were
assured we could get all the comforts OF
home at Martins camp for mere song.
One day we were sure OF II large party.
The next roll call would find changed
minds, excuses galore. so sorry, mot
very we'll, mot much of walker, you
know" etc.
An6 SO it went from day to day until
Grace was well nigh discouraged with
the prospect of a large party-thougn
firm in her intention, if the worst came,
to go with me, sole com panion, comforter
and cbaperon-and Pats ears wore a
perpetual droop OF pity Tor us-and hlm-
self. He told me he was never so disgust
ed with his friends in his life. Didn't
know what young people were coming to
anyway-wanted all their fun cushioned.
Had been carrying the family to picnics
twenty years, and that anyone should
hesitate to take such delightful trip was
beyond his com prehension.
why" said he. "if l might lay by
my harness and duties for week. |
would show my appreciation of clear run
ming water and fresh juicy leaves, and
shady canyons, by carrying all the bag
gage for you end myself-aye, even in
the watermelon rlni season as it is y
But perhaps Pat is like real surely pee
pie, for we are often willing to do those
things we know impossible. But l felt
30 sorry to leave him behind that whom
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Mime. M. YaIe'S
FAMOUS
Beautifying Remedies
YALE HAIR TONIC.

Greatest and most wonderful discovery OF
back the natural color to gray and faded hair.
stops hair falling in "a hours; creates luxur-
liant growth. 1t always gives the natural color,
whether it is Blonde or Brunette. Absolutely
pure; recommended for Children we'll as
Adults. Price, $l.O0 per bottle; for $500.