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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-10-17
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

~""S' @sT"'h hhiLhuAU,
TAXING EFFEcr JUNE o ia.
Trains arrive at and denor, - Ios
Oils, via A. W q B. K. R. ''Ga Aen,p
cars at odenton. 'u'hg'ng
TRAINS uRAyR ASyApo,n
"EEE DAYS
Leave Apnspolis AMPMPN.
Ar washington sal t01E " M sVtI
Arrive / Pa.Av. St'n, p5S tLl0Bis|
bai1o' Calvert ~ V~ 5s9oS
ARRIVE ANNAPOLIS.
rasve I Calvert st'n, 5gSn
bai'o' Pa Av. s1s%% T. "tS 90a
Nv Washington 5@qmisAA
=. I'l''''s' SWlOWs@5El 6SS
For Philadelphia. New York ana :,
changing az Odenton, R3S SNf WfN lhe u
aud 8 ~ Z. NJ. Sundays. S8A.MN Snd d
FOR BOSTON.
Colonial Express. weekdays ,,,,, 4,
Pullman Buffet ParlOr Cars sn1' .tulo,
Passenger Coaches, leaves TuiN9, y. estls
tllnore, ~ A. NJ. connection Leaves 't,yl- 4
lis - A. NJ; arrives BOSTON 49, AAuut'
Maryland" Route SS0P. NJ. wa S'@e
Boston Express. daily, leaves r-,i...
4 - +. NJ. Arrives Boston O5 A NJ n s'at
Nesuhle Buffet sleeping Car tbre,,,,h llll
ton. Connection leaVCr Auuapo1i So ~
weeks days. so z
FOR TIRE WRIST.
Fast Line, daily, II 40 A. NJ f,r n.
ana way points. "'Sl
Pennsylvania Limited. II al ANA,
Hlttsburg and Chicago. N"''!, Il
II Louis. Cincinnati. aud Chicavn am.
AZ p m. 'NV eAlna
Western express, S - p m daily forp..,
Chicago and leNclaud. "'sgs
southwestern express, S2S nm Am
Pittsburg, Columbus. Cincinnati ana ., \ Il
Pact1c Express, II 50 p m daily f,r I h. w lt
Chicago, Toledo and COlumMls o. "ls
Cleveland except Saturday. ''@
For the North, leave Union station M.
express 53 a m, week days. Fast In. t..
Transport, Elmira, and Lock Havs1 ny "
week days. Rochester and Rueaia wa
% p m, daily except SATURDAY.. Nor,kAAle,
press, II 90 p m. Williamsport OWNS, y 7, g
m daily. '''''AiN
For further information address Col,s,.
Passenger Agent Southeastern Distri., q
Z station, Washington ID Z. Ne 2
5. NJ. Provost, In W..
Gen. Manager. cen ~
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CALESMAN WANTED SELL OUR
OGOODS by Sample TO the wholesale and
retail trade; sell on sight TO every business
man or firm: liberal salary and expenses paid;
permanent position. For terms address with
stamp, Centennial Mfg. Co.. Milwaukee, Wis.
4-2S-lyr
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Is the only perfect preparation q
This kind. L vii cure Ecrema.
letter, Itch, Salt Rheum. Dan
druf, Itching Piles, Ring Worm.
Pinples, Blotches and other dis
eases Of the skin Sometimes II
win cure in a few days-Some-
times it takes longer-but the cure
is certain and permanent There is
no question about it. 1t has been
proven times without number.
so cents-aIl drug stores.
FosTER MEDICINE COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, MD.
wx- FOSTERS GERMAN ARMY AND NAVY
~ cATARRH CURE cures Catarrh, tisy
Fever Cold IN the Head and all inilamniaaAn9
q the nasal passage>-SOc-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-10-17
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aa1 81 .oEn Onb take
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-10-17

z H7RLSNI Oh EAEzIAA4-SA1 x
produces the above results I'm 80 days. II acts
powerfully and quickly Cures when all others fall
Young men wall regain their lost manhood, and old
men win recover their youthful vigor by using
REViYO. II quickly and surely restores Nervous
Lost Power. Failing Memory Wasting Diseases and
all effects Of sslfabuse excess and indiscretion,
which units Tor study. business marriage. II
not only by starting at the seat OF disease but
is a great nerve tonic and blood builder. bring
ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks and re
storing the fire of youth. 1t wards OF insanity
and Consumption Insist on having RENlNO, no
other. /; can be carried in vest pocket. By mail.
81 90 per package. OF six for $500. with posi-
tive written guarantee to cure or refund
the money. Circular free. Address
loyal MEDICINE CO., I'll Wabash Ave-, CHICAGO, ILL.
FELDMEYER BROS. City IIup stor
nov. 1911 VII Annapolis. Nd.
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TAXING ErFreT JUNE 9. la
Trains arrive at and den.r, ''s
Oils, VIA A. W q B. K. R I'm ct Aansp
cars at 0denton nsng
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The route from ~ ashington through
p .eisrirksbrrE hicbmond and feters
turF hirfinta. - s.tou. ha.eieh And
-nn hefn lfne9. NnFtb tAEoiina. thss-
60. Elafon ass tnfaexfi.e -outa Nar9.
"a. ga herfrn and Alneus 60 At
anfa eFHrE2
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-07-04
Ended, at Last.

The HERALD scores another victory
after another battle for the promotion of
the best interests of the producers---or,
more particularly in this instance, the
fruit growers-of this county, as will be
seen from the following item. 1t was
not ordered published in this paper, of
course. That would have been gall and
NORWOOD to Mr.. Maxey; but THE HER
AID clips the proclamation gratefully,
and accepts it as the wreath of laurel
earned.
NORTH YAKIMA, June 26, 1895.
To the Fruit Growers of Yakima County.
have this day appointed Charles Lee,
Of Yakima City, Yakima county, deputy
inspector of fruit and fruit trees for the
above county. ALI complaints should be
to Mr.. Lee. We trust all fruit
growers and dealers will join in the work
of destroying the fruit pests that so seri-
ously threaten ) our best interest. Let
there be united effort to eradicate these
pests from our many promising orchards.
Respectfully,
S. w. MAxEY,
Fourth Horticultural Dis
tYiet
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For Infants and Children.

For Infants and Children.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrh9a, and Feverishness.
Thus the child is rendered healthy and it's
sleep natural. Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Castoria Is no well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior TO any prescription
known to me-" ii. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III South Oxford St., brooklyn, NY.
From personal knowledge and observation
can say that Castoria Is an excellent medicine
for children, acting as laxative and relieving
the pent up bowels and general system very
much. Many mothers have told me of its ex-
oellent effect upon their children"
DR.. c. &. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
"For several years | have recommended
'Castoria,' and shall always continue to do SO
as 1t has invariably produced beneficial results"
EDWIN i. PARDEE, MD,
125th Street and 9TH I've, New York City.
"The use of Castoria Is so universal and its
merits so well known that it seems q work of
supererogation to endorse it, Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, ID,
New York City.
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The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
SO pure or SO great In ieav.
ening power as the Royal.

Chapman News & Stationery Co. have
everything that is found in a first class
stationery store. A full line of type
writer supplies, school books and tablets
at the very lowest prices. stf
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their birth 70 that Of their death II is
probably the worst OF them al. and very
likely does more than anything else 10
make virtue almost unknown among the
young women Of the London Sums
These people have no home life as
your poor know IL IN America This IS
the region Of the horrible one-rocrn crowd
ing. The girls cannot POSSIBLY know what
modesty means. and the only thing that
keeps them from the streets as trade -
the fact that there are 30 many there
already that they could not make q hF-
ing at 81 DO not mean to say that there
are no pure women down here-some-
times the whiteet blossoms viii spring
from the most horrid OF corrupsaon-ous
I do mean that virtue = actually the ex-
ception not the rule"
There is no street IN Whitechapei
through which q stranger who knows
how TO mind his own business may not
pass. by night or day. with reasonable
safety. because OF the overpowerang con-
stabulary, which is now every where IN
evidence. But there is scarcely a street
in Whitechapel from whose crowds an
old detective cannot single out many per
sons whose criminal records are known
to the police: and my guide. whose forte
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THE FATE OF PIoUs DAN.

...e,,r sr,n-n and set the doctor. cuicki"
cried Jack Rsan with wnoop
"Run. Dan, for merry ss AZ, 20 a"'
Our hahy's got the croupF
p,,t Daniel shook his solemn mead.
His sancfimontcus bros"
And sad II cannot so, Tor
Must read my Bible now
r.. have regular hours 20 reai
r.ss scripture for my spirits need.
Said siias Cove 90 Pious Dan,
s,lur rp@iEabor. 'Rastus Wrisnt
II vary sick. will you como doSn
And watch with him tonight
Gle has my sympathy, saws Dan
lad I svCuld sure be there
MA | rot feel an inward call
J'N speud the night ~ prayer. -.
c,ir,a her man with Wright must stay.
Txcuse me, while 80 and pray
~ola Briggs has fallen In the pond!
cried little Bijah Brown;
Run. Pieos Dan and an, s nesp Am '"''
ar else he sure VII 0rpNn4
81 trust he'll swim ashore, SAID Ian
ssfSut now nv soul IS 8~ec,
And i must mediate upon
sIsha r5.ptne~zS % the lSord.
- No. hinw merely temporal ousas
To Interrupt my holy thought.
{, Daniel nved pious life.
a. nanlel understood.
o., III as neiEhesors thought he vas
rfs,e plouS 20 be good .,
.as Darlel died and then his SOUL
on wings OF nope TAAa@
II, staA expectancy few up
To pF-,er's golden gate
.s>Snyw let your gate VIDE cpen -
~Sr,e hasten. Peter. Here am L.
..,.., .,-rv pious pan" said he.
.s-T-,zt tfrle will not allow,
Rat yea must Wat q 500 '"f
Nrst Rad my Bible nov
81 Isrsiel waited long ana iohs
snd peter rad al DAY.
..,S,.xr Peter. let me IN, nc SFt~
$50 peter. II must pray.
IA no mean temporal aI'Asrs
,g,ses sxer interrupt my prayers
Then satan who was r pas. go Ss'
- NY man tt's cold oot heFc,
- ssars,s s,rss-n where Il = ~aT'a'
49, srs-e2 baby 81 JACK bfah
80 angel. 'RAssus NnSht, 49,.
.A.s,ia Ysr4rss. white angel to~
All 81 '-f,rssiea With deASs'; IA,
"a Sen sat Come nous lIsa-
~ -, go are lust NY STYLE ei nssn -.
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ing innocent. nothing that is not utterly
and irredeernably vile is here. IL Is not a
pleasant place 20 visit.
II was IN this lodging house that we met
Murder Mag" She gained her name
from the fact that since the very first OF
the Ripper murders she has devoted her
life 20 the crude study OF the crimes. The
first woman killed was her mate. and the
crime may have turned her mind. At any
rate. whenever she has money enough 10
nav the miserable rental which would Sc
cure the place she has made IL practice
TO live for at least month IN each OF the
rooms in which the murders were commit
ted. and to haunt the accursed spots on
which the street butcheries took placA
She can talk OF nothing else. and details
with a horrid relish the minutest gossip
Of the bloody killings. II is her theory
that the murders were done by sailor.
who went on a long voyage after he fn-
ished HIS first series. and VIII come back
before long TO begin q second. She hailed
the news OF the recent Butler street muir
der with a kind Of elee. assuming instant
" that her prophecy had come true But
after she had gone post-haste 20 the
scene OF the crime and examined its grue-
some details she sorrowfuliy announced
that sire was wrong. and that the crime
had been done by less skillful hands than
lacks Mag IS one OF the characters Of
whitechapei-horr1dly in keeping with the
Mace She followed Us when we visited
one or two OF the murder rooms. and her
ordinations could not be suppressed. She
"a probably right IN one theory which the
r,olIce cry out against. viz. that one Of the
murders was actually witnessed by con-
stable. Who was too badly frightened TO
interfere with it's commission or to at
,enpt 70 capture the murderer after he
had finished. The crime was done in
room opening or n small courtyard at the
end % n short blind alley. This court is
rot more than I2xls feet in size, and a
constable was surely standing IN Il while
the murder and its following horrors were
going on Add 20 this fact the others that
tho man could rot have done the work
without a light. and that the window OF
the room was ctIrtsinless. and the proof
that the crime was actually witnessed by
that ssowarsly constable seems complete
But. after ali. tt IS scarcely fair to expec, a
man who works for 80 shtlnnSs a week 10
risk his hfe tn an encounter with such q
desperate and keenlv armed cutfhroat as
WhitechapeFs historic murderer mast
have been
R4qp<s- srsszrSss-s bsoaz1se they marked an
era n rs1as strange staStr11- For xmsrv
y,earx z had beer a1sswaa - ase as a
ssux ssz3e. 4rsao ~ggsAcA ssse Syysrss OF I.oz-
sfssF.'s xzscral sewage ssrzAns>I Fhsrs IN fes-
se- ~ sas oso sf@Ssy. uaae@sssa by- sfss
other sectAazss o. ERE Csty. FvactN~ally W.
kneszn - say bur ss1e TsoSr~. zssz osssy
s-@1-E.sSa ~ Es4ex1 z.se-1 Sdzle czsSsels-
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TO meet IL by having photographs made
OF all their valuable possessions which
could be stolen. One firm OF photograph
ers makes speciality OF this They take
photographs % each separate piece CT
plate and each valuable bit OF brIc-z-
hrac, making up a book OF the views
and preserving the negatives. Then, IL
one OF the valuahies Is stolen, Ny Lord
So-snd-so Simply notifies them OF thu
number OF the missing article IN the
book OF views. They can make large
number OF cheap duplicates OF he photo
graphs. which are sent 10 the police in
the various localities where the stolen
arecle is likely 10 be offered for sale.
and il is a part OF the PHOTOGRAPHERS
contract 70 send out new sets every quar-
ter for three years. Thus the police are
kept reminded OF the theft and have be-
fore them constantly photographs or the
things which it is their business TO re-
cover. It IS a plan which has worked
very well IN four or tive instances. ana
the business Is likely 70 grow"
After we left the cellar We Stroiled into
another lodging house-this time one IN
which men only were permitted 10 Sleep
The ex-deteeGive was greeted on al sEtfes
by suriy little mods and the touchsngs or
caps. This was one OF the places ire
quented almost exclusively by the crsmi-
nal class. We finally seated ourselves On
one of the long benches and the detective
called some OF the loungers TO him.
How long have You been cut. Peteyr'
ne inquired OF one.
.'only ten days. Mr.. Dick" responded
the MISUNDERSTANDING youth.
What were you in forg"
Touching gaffer. Mr.. Dick"
How much did you touch him for@''
'Ow, e was daisy. e was. f only 'ad
six bob (s1.50). an you'd a. thought ed
been touched for hundred. l. goiye me
six months, e id. directly
Within an hour We had talked TO more
than a dozen professional thieves. They
made no bones of their business or their
records with my guide. lie know them
too well.
a. We walked out OF the district about
in the morning. all the shops were
closed; all business except that for
which whitechapel has achieved world
wide reputation-the street traffc-had
ceased. That alone was stI.l in fun and
uninterrupted swing
EDWARD MARSHALL
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great extent driven out OF compelled to
mend their ways Thus. WhStechape
now is probably fresT from THAT manner
of offense than the Fourth ward OF New
York But, as is the case Throughout
London. yace-as distinguished from crime
has mot been interfered with No effort
has been made here or elsewhere in the
city to drive degraved women from the
streets The rssblic houses are conducted
I'm a way wlI6ch would not be tolerated
for one moment In any American city
with which am familiar. and. so far as
l have been able TO discover. modesty
and virtue are unknown qualities IN
hitednapel.
Womanhood Is without the safeguards
of either law or custom. A woman any
where in England gets little enough con-
sideration: in whitechapel she gets none.
She drinks quite as freely as does the
man, and attends the public house as
often and as regularly. 1t is by no means
uncommon TO find women predominant
ing In the bar room crowds down there.
and the Woodworking matron is quite as
nurnerously in evidence as is the woman
of the streets. Indeed, they rub shoulders
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when / told Drumlanrlr. my patron. lie
laughed and sNore that ne taought so too.
But the eyes or the little advocate fash
ed wildfre as they were turned on Philip
Standsfield.
''But as for you, murderer OF your
father. We shall die the death. IA am a
truo man and the kings advocate.
At this Philip Standsaeld turned on him
the gaze OF aend. The guard caashed
out with him. In an instant the kirk was
clear and the kings officers marched up
the kirk road with the prisoners in their
midst.
At the door stood Uniphray Spatway
with the BARNS in either hand. comforting
them. And the sunshine came out and fell
on the heads OF US all as we stood bare
headed.
And sttle Anna Mark stood and waved
her hand prettily. a. child does TO a
,Nareant that passes by with music and
banners, when they marched her mother
ont Of sight forever Doubtless II was
,ext for her. Nevert heiess, y brought tbs
water 10 the eyes OF them that saw H. to
SEQ the mother looking ever back and the
Young child smiling ana Decking ana
waving her little hard.
(Tha Eni.)
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sz-sx Aer-ant csyense forced than 10 u,t-
,r~~vsea<<Iy pyyoco thu depsha LpCs1on
ossicsasdnrn had gcne on the theory that
a c~-asn per,ertage OF humanity msEe
,,.,~~xzyssy ssns 70 this deeraded level.
ara vas rather proud that The refuse snas
s..,~x>@--ratei In ore bcasEy. But tho
y2s,nsr n,urfexs-1kgs1tSH CLIMAX Of this
rse-ses--xere 50 ghas-ty In ekaefr mature
"a v.~-sasserx n their rerxrrence thai
sess a-terr:oa rot only of LONDON. but %
81 .s.s world was fosrssset on tile neigh
r~.r-,,x,., and .ae authorities were foCoed
:, s,rh action as have described In pee
x-x,rrs f~~<e-< TIE rur.ber OF possce was
o--aA~-rcIed dorm there. and with such
s-.s<,a as was possible the destruction OF
-sa GA eElrrs environments was ceg1in-
v.arsy every ore Of tho Old marrow s-rees
n, WITH szse murders were committed
=. e.fra sp~n osEt and w-s3sned- with both
ss-iss f,s,s,< up 81 s1Setan1sai ard sanitary
a.-rs>arx cvaeisngs' 10 take the place
~ ,.,e ogd-ttrne rookeries, and the icstgfng
ess,ess hitherto permitted 10 conduce
ss<Sr bs,s,uess a. they pleased. have been
-,.aT-.va under strict regulations. rtgfdly
srsur-sa This has resulted in a one
si5ed reform The actual criminal classes
The thugs, highway ROBBERS room
thieves and ike persons-Ihave been 30 q
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HUMANITY'S ENEMY.

The last enemy 10 be overcome Is
desfhs' and yet worlds are born and
brought 10 their highest estate Of soul
life for the higher expression OF progress
stvs attainment. and yet death. the last
enemy, has net yet been overcome and
viii not till humanity realizes electricity
and its constituents Is the spark Of
health and life. Find the truth OF these
remarks IL yen have any bodily ailnens
by going 70 DR.. Dsrrin st a41ts Psctfo
avenue. Tacoma. whose wonderful cures
as related below cannot fail TO ccnviaSs
the most skeptical.
Mrs.. II. J. Allen. 10 Hamilton avenue.
Portland. catarrh OF the stomach and
bowels. hemorrhages. etc. belfast. cured.
l. T.. Sniath. Freepori. Washington.
liver and kidney complaint cured. He
was reduced eighteen pounds IN fiesh
Mrs. r. Griffith, Boisford. Wash.--Ca-
tarrh. bronchitis. dyspepsia. kidney
trouble and female complaints. restored
10 health.
Z. i. Sawten. Independence, Wash
Dyspepsia and kidney complaints. pro-
mounted Brighs's disease by some phy-
sicians. restored.
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as The candles burned dim and low
- tlsat % morning came struggling IN.
AAing the white wrapping sheets ana
- sss-e9eshs very ghastly. the chtrurgton :
$50 implements lying uncleansed upon
-. The two women never ceased 20
= and cry, but In the black bitterness
ia rs eFii heart Philip Staadsflsid stood
81 win his hands grfpped on every
- TIE ARMED men OF the guard
wandered greatly What they awaited
ae Hgot came clearer and clearer.
- SaS shivergng. and every enc save
Atie ha~k-noscd man in the pre-
49, desk was blue with cold. But Ss
- @sn' ne made himself new point 10
Pei end 4ld Il carefully.
go after Nc had waited lonS thare
!. brought into the Kirk two children
str niCar habits. booking ieaTfuity
g Nar could / imagine fer wat
- tHey Mere brought cat 90 their
~. beds at ;hat dime OF night. But AZ
1&s sl.G 81 tAen a. tSey came
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constantly. and this rubbing has 50 FAR
worn away the moral class distinction
that the mother OF daughters who drops
into the pub" for a social glass OF bit
ter beer, taking her whole brood with
her, fin no way resents tho presence OF
the frau sisterhood, nor objects TO her
daughters observation OF the miserable
spectacle
The result OF all this was strangely IL
Illustrated the other day. On High street.
Aldgate. in the Whitechapel district. Is
a cigar factory. fanked by a public house.
I happened 10 be near when the days
work was ended. and the fourteen girls
employed In making cigars passed out.
Every one. without exception. turned into
the public house. II was as much part
OF these harri-working girls lives TO
spend a portion OF the day in this low sa-
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~ focai aprIications. AZ they cannot
80 - ~ the diseased portion OF the ear.
Tnera ts only one way 10 cure deafness.
al that is by constitutional remedies.
- f1rsss Ia caused by an ;nfiaEned conds-
go ~ fne mucous lining Of the Eusta-
essan tube When this tube gets In
1amea YOU have rambiing sound or i'm
z.-ss.r-. hearing. and when st is entirely
PSs@ssIs s@a fFsSs IS the result, and unless
80 determination can BE- taken out and
as .I,t,Ts restored 10 its normal condi-
ton. hearing VIII be Destroyed forever:
.-rE -s11ich IL nothing but an nfiamed
condl;ion OF the mucous surfaces
~. viii give 500 for any case OF deaf
80 6~sGIss.f hy' cafarrhb that cannot be
-s,-@d ~ Halls CatarTh Cure. Send for
y ]. CHENEY A Co, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. 90
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CHAPTER ".

...atly they came to an open grave.
=. - earth piled red about it. and two
t~.nlnx upon their spades The
- WITH the torches stood at the head
~ s,as- and when the men came I'D
- ,bsIr burden Philip Standsfeid babe
- rax. II in and be brisk But the men
- rndlier than he. and very gently
"a the poor, harried corpse In earth In
: nenent the men were filling the kindly
- while Philip standsfield stood silent.
"a TIE two women at head and foot
.rsed the dead without stop or ceassnx
- for a moment
Yses Umphray Subway stepped for
sard and babe them stay and mind what
~ we're doing. He declared that he