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A LIVING SHADOW.

From the Greenvllle, N. C., Reflector:
The following interview has Just been
given our reporter by MEGA. Baker,
the overseer at the farm OF Col. Isaac
A. Sugg, OF GreenVllle, N. G. 1t viii in
terest anyone who has ever had typhoid
fever. Mr., Baker said In part:
II was living In Beaufort county, and
on the I'd day OF October, 1893, was
stricken down with typhoid fever,
had the best physicians to attend me
and on the 18th day OF January, 1894, l
was allowed TO get up, was emapiated,
weak and had no appetite, eould only
drag along for short distance and
would DO compelled to sit down and
rest, This continued for some time and
] began to give up hope Of ever getting
well. last my position In Beaufort
county and having secured one In Pitt
county clerklng In a store, undertook
1t, but was so weak ] could not do the
work and had 10 give II up. The disease
settled In my knees, legs and feet.
was taking first one Kind OF medicine
and then another, but nothing did mo
any good. ! was mighty low-splTited,
I moved out to Colonel Sugg's about
four or FIVE months ago and commenced
taking DR., Williams Pills, / took three
q day for about three months began
to regain my appetite In q weeks time,
and then my weakness began to dis
appear aud hope sprung uu with n
blessedneSs that Is beyond all telling.
At tho expiration OF the thTe mOntha 4
was entirely cured and could take my
axe and go In the woods and do as good
a days work as any man, was trOu-
bled with dyspepsia and that has dis
appeared, II Is also q splendid tonic
for weak people. say, Mr., Editor
God bless DR.. Williams, may he live for
a long time, l know he Will so up yonder
to reap his reward. for ne has done
wonderful lot Of good. Tell everybody
that asks you about Or. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People that II they Will
come to me can certainly satisfy them
as to their merits. ] always carry u
box OF pills with me and when ever
feel bad take one" We were forclhly
struck with the enrneStness OF Mr.
Baker and his statements may be re-
lied on.
DR. williams Pink pills contain, In n
condensed form, all the elements neccs-
sary TO give new life and richness to
the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are an unfailing specific for such
diseases US locomOtor ataNld. partial
paralysis, ST. VItus' dance, sciatiu, neu-
raIgia, rheumatism, nervous headache,
the after effects OF In grippe, palpitntion
OF the heart, pale and sallow complex
ions, all forms OF weakness either in
male or female, and all diseases result
ing from Vltiated humOrs In the blood.
pink pills are sold by all dealers, or will
be sent postpaid on receipt OF price, GO
cents a box, or six boxes for 81 b0) by
addressing Dr. williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady. N, Y.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 1S.-se-
nor Andrade, the Venezuelan minister
10 the United States. has received a
cablegram from Caracas from his GOV
cation In the London Times giving
what purported to be an interview
with President Crespo. No such state
ments, Il was said. have ever been
made by the government. The article
quoted President CTespo ms expressing
a willingness to make reparation 10
Great Britain for the Uruan incident
which Lord Salisbury Is endeavoring
10 separate from the long pending
boundary dispute. The position OF the
Venezuelan government 10, as has been
stated frequently In Associated Press
dispatches, that the Uruan incident
and the boundary dispute are lnsepara-
BILE, the liability OF the government Tor
the Uruan afiair being dependent upon
whether or not II occurred on Vene-
Euelan or British soil.
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irE nbAzED LiRE A PINE IN TiiR SUNLIGHT.
living In sight save only the mulliated
man beside inc.
"who has done thls?" I asked, land
what arc your You are French and yet
tho uniform Ia strange 10 inc"
ut Ii that OF the omporof's new R1Inrd
Of honor. am the marquis OF Chateau
81. Arnnud, and am the ninth OF my
blood who have died In the service Uf
France. have boon pursued and
wounded by the nlght.rldGrB Of Lut-
EOw, hut hid among tho buBhwoOd
yonder aud waited In the hope that n
Fren0hmnn might pnBg ! could not DO
Btirc at first that you were friend or foe,
but felt thni dcnth was very lpHrn ana
TINT must take tho chance"
''lScep your heart up, cOmrndC." Rnid
T. ~ have seen n man with n worse
wound who hha lived 10 bonsl Of H."
mo, no. he Whispered, ~ am going
fnst" lie laid hlS hand upon minu M
he spoke and saw TINT his finger mills
wHre already blue. "llut have papers
hero In my tunlu which YOU must chrry
nj once 10 the prince Of Bu1e. Feialeln
10 no., but tho pflnCcHB In our deadly
enemy. Hhe Ii striving 10 make him
declare ngalnEt wv. II Ito does 40 il
Will determine nil those who are WA
VtrInE, for the king Of Prussia In Ills
Uncle, and the king Ut Iiayarin hlH
cousin. These papers viii hold him to
IN II they cnh only rcnch him before hn
takes the Inst step. Place them In his
hands tonight and perhaps you Will
hhYeHnvcd all Germany Tor Tho ems
bCrur Had my horse moi boon shot I
mlght, wounded M | nm" h. chpkod
and The cold hnhd frightened into II
grip which loft mlnO M bOOdlesB M
Itself Then with u ErOan hls head foil
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The readers Of this paper win be
pleased TO learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages.
and that Is catarrh. Halls Ca
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~, acting directly upon the blood and
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ais. Address,
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Sold by druggists, 75c
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spociai Dispatch to tho Intelllgoneer.
MART1NsBURG, W. Va, Dec. Ia
william Mnloy was convicted in the
United States court here to-day of rob-
bling the mails and was sentenced to
Jail At KeyBey, for one ycar. He was
carrier between Davis and Red Creek,
about three years ago, when the OTcnso
WINS committed. Chnrllbes Lcdan was
convicted OF retailing whlskcy with.
out government license and was sen.
fenced to jnil for thirty days and fined
800. II. G. Eye, Sylvester Carr, II, NJ,
Harold, Potter Barrow, Fisher Carr and
Y. Kertman and jacob EversOl were
acquitted OF a like charge.
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II you have any intention OF going TO
tho southcast this fall or winter. you
should advise yourself OF the best route
from tho north and west. This Ii the
Louisville q Nashville Railroad, which
ia running double daily trains from
Cincinnati through TO Nashville. Chat
tnnooga, birmingham, Atlanta, Mont
gomcry. ThomnHvlllc, Pensacola, Mo.
Iriorldn points Pullman Sleeping Car
geryirO through. Tourist rates to all
points In Florida and Gulf Coast resorts
during tho season. For particulars M
To rates aud through car service, wrltO
JACKSON SMITH, Div. Pass. Agent,
G. p. XTMoRE, dcn1 Pass Agent.
Louisville, KY
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Spain, and that my mission would have
ended where It had begun II had kept
to the road.
1t was mad race that. ride with
loose rein, girth-deep In heather and In
gorsc, plunginB through bushes. flying
down hlllsides. with my neck ut the
mercy of my dear little Violette. But
Shc-she never slipped. she never fall
tered, as swift and as sure-footed as II
she knew that her rider carried the fate
OF ali Germany beneath the buttons OF
his pelisse. And III had long borne
the name of being the best horseman
in the six brIgades OF light cavalry, but
never rode as rode then. My friend
the Bart, had told me of how they hunt
the fox in England. but the swlftest
fox would hive been captured by me
that day. The Wild pigeons which New
overhead did not take a stralghter
course than Vlolette and below. AZ
an officer have always been ready to
sacrifice myself for my men, though
the emperor would not have thanked
me for Il, for he had many men. but
only one-well, cavalry leaders OF the
first-clnss are rare. But here had an
object which was indeed worth sacrl-
flce, and thought no more OF my life
from my dnrllng's heels
We struck the road once more as the
light was failing. and galloped into the
little village Of LObenstein; but we had
hardly got upon the cobblestones when
OF came one Of the mares shoes, and
had to lead her to the village Smithy.
His fire was low and his days work
done, so that II would be an hour at
least before could hope to push on TO
Hot. CursinR nj the delay, j strobe
into the village inn and ordered cold
chicken and some wine TO be served
for my dinner. II was but q few more
miles TO Hof. and had every hope that
might deliver my papers to the prince
on that very night, and be on my way
for France next morning with dis
patches for the emperor In my bosom.
/ will tell you now what bofell me In
the inn OF IYobensteln.
The chicken had been served and the
wine drawn, and had turned upon
both as n man may who has ridden such
a ride, when was aware Of nurmur
and n SQUIRTING In the hall outside my
door At first thought II was some
bfawl between some peasants In their
cups and left them to settle their own
Affairs but Of a sudden there broke
from the low sullen growi Of the voices
such sound as would send Etiene
Gerard leaping from his death-bed. II
was the whlmperlng cry OF n woman
in pain. Down clattered my knife and
my fork. and In IN instant was In the
thick OF the crowd which had gathered
outside OF my door.
GRO BIN coNTINuED)
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bod. anl ho bad CONC as a brave sOI-

back, and he had gone as brave sol
der would wish TO go.
Here was fine start for my journey
home. l was left with commission
Of which | knew little. which would
lead me to delay the pressing needs OF
my hussars, and which at the same time
was OF such Importance that II was Inn
possible for me To avoid II, opened
tho marquis tuhic, the brllllanoe OF
which had been devised by the emperor
In order to attract those young arlstO-
Gratis from whom he hoped to raise
these new regiments OF his guard II
was q small packet OF papers which
drew out, tied up with silk and adj
dressed to the prince OF saxe'Felstein.
In the corner, In q spraWling, untidy
hand, which knew 10 be the emperors
own, was written "pressing and most
Important" II was an order TO me,
those four yords-Rn order as clear
as II II had come straight from tho
firm lips, with the cold gray eyes look
wait for their horses, the dead marquis
might lie where had laid him amongst
the heather, but " the mare and her
rider had breath left in them the pa
pers should reach the prince that night,
l should not have feared to ride by
the road through the wood, for I had
learned In Spain that the safest time
to pass through guerilla country Is
after an outrage, and the moment or
danger is when all Is peaceful. When
/ came to look upon my map, however,
/ saw that Hof lay further TO the south
OF me, and that l might reach II more
directly by keeping 10 the moors. on
! set, therefore, and had not gone fifty
yards before two cRrbine shots rang
out OF the brushwood and a bullet
hummed past me like bee. II was
clear that the night riders were holder
In their ways than the brlgands OF
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1S,.-The strike OF
the housesmiths, which commenced on
November ~. Inns terminated In n VIC
tory for tho Iron League. An agree
ment has boon signed by ]. u. & ]. N.
Cornell q Co. and tho United House.
smiths aud RridRomCn's Union, tho lat
tor retrhcllng III demands for rccoEnl-
tIOn by tho Iron League, and an In
crease 0f % cents In tho wage scale.
Tho terma OF tho agreement VIII not
ho iftadh BIibtlp
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STATE HAM Ts. % be rested.

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec, 13-The Geor-
gia legislature has opened the way for
a test Of the constItutlonallty Of the 10
per cent tax on state bank notes. The
Calvin banking act, passed at former
session, has been amended 50 that
within short time some public-spir-
tied citizens OF this state viii establish
a bank and issue notes for the express
purpose Of trying the state bank tax
issue In the courts Many able lawyers
have given the subject close study, and
are convinced that this tax Is uncon-
stItutlonal, and some OF them win vol
unteer to defend in the courts an Issue
OF state bank notes.
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HOW BROADER PLAYED
FOR A KINGDOM,
ny A, CONAN DOYLE.
Copyright. iSg5,)
SYNOPSIS,

(Atter the disastrous retreat OF the
Army OF Napoleon from Moscow, Brig
adler Gerard was sent through Ger
man territory, nomlnally friendly, but
really ripe for revolt, 10 raise troops In
France, on his way he has observed
with some dlsmRy the black looks OF
the hostile peasants, who In one place
drank a mysterious toast to the letter
n. A little later he Is warned OF his
peril by a teTTor-stricken man hidden
by hto roadside. 1T means death TO
me II l am seen helping YOU" the man
had said,
DEATH From whom| asked the
brlgadier.)
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FOR n limited time you will be abiO
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The lniuiligencor In ten bound sections,
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Just Out ofCarioSity
Call ut Houses Challenge Piano Sale
and ask for prices.
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KRAHIcH & BACH UPRIGHT
good an new
for sale cheap.
+. W. BANNER & co.

THE largest and cheapest line Of
Chamber Sets In the city.
JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. Oct DR..
Miles raln pills from drugElatS, "onc
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DARoArNsin Fine Plated sllyorware at
II. 4 nILLMAN's.
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
W. A. DARLING DEAD.
lie WAS One OF the Electors Who Made Lin
coin President.

coin President.
NEW YoRK, May 27 William A Oar
ling, president Of the Murray Hill bank,
died at his residence so East Seventy sew
enth street, after an illness Of six weeks.
He was member Of tho thirty ninth con-
gress and later was appointed TO tho po-
sition OF collector OF informal revenue for
the city of New York. llo was appraiser
OF the port during Grants administration
Mr. Darling was born in Newark, n.
j., on Dec. 81, 1917. He came TO New
York whom q youth and entered tho gro
Gerry business, from which he made for
tune. Mr. Darling was ono of the electors
who made Abraham Lincoln president OF
the United states and was stanoh Re
publican up TO the time of his death
From 1877 TO 1851 he was deputy re.
cciyer Of taxos in this city. lie was prosi-
dent Of tho Third Avenue railway from
1854 20 1855.
Mr. Darling was a candidate for mayor
against Fernando j.. Wood when Mayor
Hoffman was elected. One Of the chartol
members Of the Union League club, MIR.
Darling WAS also a charter member of the
Seventh Regiment Victorian club he wa.
q member Of the New England society ant
a director OF tho Mercantile library. Nc
arrangements for the funeral have ye
been made
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services Ia Fighting the income tax In the
Supreme oonrt New York Journal.
President Cleveland cannot be induced
to believe that blmetalllsm would oi1sr
him coin Of vantage. San Francisco
Call
Mckinley might be a lively candidate
II be were not so closely bound to dead
issue Indianapolis News
1t has been decided in the Chicago
courts that hypnotized persons cannot
commit murder with impunlty. They
may hypnotic II they like but they will
get to the gallows or TO the chair all the
same Buffalo Commercial.
Mrs Peary has begun lecture tour "a
get money to bring her husband home
II is not complimentary to American
public spirit that she should be reduced
to this expedient. Boston Globe
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Schedule in effect May u, 1895,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch
NEw YORK, weekdays, .s.o5, $50,
!. sS9 Sg a. 30 g -l055 a. M "l22l 'L59, 'S.OG,
NEW YORK, Sundays. 's.o5. 'zS0.
PHILADELPHIA (TWENTY- FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT. sTREETsl
Weekdays +3.05, 5.55, 6.27, s730, 7.55, $3.50,
300, '9.4O, 1905, lilo, si145 a. M; '12.2i,
L2V. n l59 -SO6, S25, 455, "5S2 $50, '7s2, $40,
Sundays. 's;o5, s27. .7ao. z55, $50. go
6.30, 1872, $50, 10, al p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS.
=, Weekdays. "SO5 49, $50, '1o.35 q. m;
Sundays, 'so5. $50. '11s5 a. m; 'zs2,
cHEsTER, weekdays, .s.o5. SIS. s27.
s7.3O, 755, $3.50, %, t1O.35. lilo, el1.45 a. m.
d5S9 tL5g, -S.O6, 3.25, 455, '5.S2, 6.SO, 1882,
cHEsTER. Sundays, 1905. s.27. .zso,
l.55 "ll,35 a. M; 1910, 120, +3.06, 3.25, ASS,
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, a7.3O a.
m; '12.21, @1.59, s3.OG D. m, Sundays, s73O,
s7.55 a. M; %3.06 p IN.
CAPE MAY, Weekdays, s6.27 a. M; '15s,
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE ~ AND WASHINGTON,
A4.20, 7.02, %S47 F1105 a. M; +12 55, @2O7 3O3,
s4.O3, a5.25, a6.13, $50, sS5S p. m.
b sundays. '52O 5O2 $50 q. M 'l255. '2O7'
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
702 a. m. 303 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, Del, s4.20, 702, sS.47, s11.05 a.
M; '12.55, 1903, "5.25, 7.35, $50. 1888, lilo
D. m. Sundays, 1920 702, @S.47 a. m; @1255,
1903, .5.25. 7.35, .s.2O, 's.5S, lilo p. m.
PITTSBURG,. weekdays, 'S,47 a. M;
CHICAGO. as.47 a. M; s525 D. m. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. '12.55 and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, $50 p. m. daily. Through
sleepers to New Orleans.
SINCERITY ACCONIMODATION 7.O2
a. m; 1903, 1885, and lilo p. m. daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
weekdays, 702 1870 a. m; 1.52, SIS p. m.
Sundays, $50 a. m; 5.25 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
For New York, weekdays, '5.15 p. m.
For Philadelphia, weekdays, 6.10, *l1.39
a. m; 300, Sis, 945 p. m. Sundays, 6.10
a. m; LOO, %5.15, 9.45 p. m.
For Pittsburg and Chicago, daily,
For Baltimore, week-dayz. esO a m; 3.
Sis p. m. Sundays, 3, +5.15 O.
For Landenberg and way sta~al-s, week.
days, $50, 1925 a. m; ?, 5.15 p. m. sundays,
LEAVE Ii 4 T. IPiiHiffIADELPHIA Iiii CrwENTY-
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS)
Weekdays, 's.40, G. 7'15, ,s15, $50. 1908.
i9 a. q a. 1s 15 III s5c 5lgS sso s $s
y sgndsys ~ siiS E .o, 6. .s15. $50 $50 1iso
sl2 POI IL SO, 2. 1870, 1856. s4l5 s44q 69O
s74S, 1928, 1910 and 11.35 D. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS1
weekdays 1920 s7F5. siOl6 a M q a.
p. m, Sundays, 1920, '7.55 a. m; ~ D. m.
Telephone. No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
c. o. SCuLL, General Passenger Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
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An Enc, c,opmsis fo, - o..

onlv few copies left Of Rand. Nc
NAuy & Co 8 Eaeyc cioI ,e Tia and Gazetteer.
ehlch will be disposed Of a. s. 25-which
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ion Of the Encyclor@ Tia Britannica.
chamhers's Encyclol mdia. &C with the
sdii,ion OF much original matter trestine
81 Amerlean subjects. Il contains eighty
coiored maps and . 000 enqravings and Is
the cheapest work ever offered u this
city Apply for one at lie Evening
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cred consciousness. though physicians
from San Antonio were summoned. His
wife and friends ia Now York were tele-
Rraphod and are now on route on a special
train. At New Orleans they viii be Joined
by Mr. Boden, Jr.
Mr. Morris was one Of the best known
horsomon ia the world, and for years has
kopt up magnificent breeding ranch IN
this tNerr) county, which IS famous for
pure atmosphere. lie was Ia the host OF
health ana spirits up to the moment hC
WAS stricken
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The Uprislng In Tcrmosa.

HoNCKoNG, Mny 27.-Ths Chinese gon-
eral ku Hun ku supports The republican
movement in the island OF Formosa with
his army. Money, arms and soldiers are
being shipped from the mainland Tho
Japanese laAding will bo vigorously op-
posed. Local risings in sympathy with
the republican movement hayo occurred
on the mainland
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rntnl Trollor smn.hnn.

Chicago May 27--A South Chicago
electric car, drawing trailer crashed
into a wagon containing five persons at
Fifty-ninth street and Yates avenue. The
wagon was demolished, one woman was
killed, another woman probably fatally in
jured and o third slightly injured, ana
two young men We're also slightly hurt
The victims were all foreigners.
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Murder a a Christeninr.

FORT LEE, n j.. May ~ I'm street
row preliminary to a christening In the
Italian quarter an unknown Italian was
stabbed TO death hy Frank Lewis, fell
low countryman. Lewis mnde his escape,
but was captured later while Attempting
70 board q train at The PaLiaades.
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A,nnrlnnn nIIs.ionnrr NInrdernd.

LONDON, May 27.-The Times prints a
dispatch from Rangoon, Burmah, giving
the news tn, on the morning Of Thurs
day thieves entered the American Baptist
mission house, and the missionary The
bsw gas murdered.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The sugar famine In St Louis win lead
to the consumption,of vast qusntity Of
straight liquor. which was intended
originally for toddIes Chicago Times
Herald
The dreadful intimation Is current in
soma of the papers that Joseph h
Ohoaie, lawyer, Is to be paid for bis
Evening journal., 1895-05-27
Nnrtl,. nenth pl.eredIted.

TAMrA, Fla, May o. The Cuban
steAmor brings news discrediting Marti's
death. Passengers assert that his death
Is not helievod in Havana by either Gu
bans or Spaniards