davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

wychodz'l. Ale cd czeg6z wa.
kacye, cd czego wypoczynek,
myslafa matka; na5leczy sc
5iedaczek mad ksiazkami cate
mlesi9ce vice niech tn troche
uzYie.
Nj mlsiaf jednak Piotrek
2byt mad ksiazkami sleczeG. DO
swladectwa szk6lne coraz to
gorsze p%rzywozil, al W kohou
czwartego roku ME uznano go
dojrzafvm do wy4szej klasy.
Zerwala sic burza W domu.
Olciec zmartwil sic i zaraz
chclaf syna re szk6t wziac,a do
p}uga obc6cic. Ale uleg} mat
ce, kt6ra prosifa, ab7 ieszcze
sprobowaG ze szkofami.
= Mega s'e ka2demu raz
powinaG mole - m6wita =
szkodabY byls ch}opca i sakoda
tego, co5my juz ma niego
wydali.
uleg} oiciec, choc niechetnie.
Poiechaf tejv Piotrek DO
szko}y, obiecu)ac, Re sic po-
prawi i jul wlecel zmavtwienla
rodzicom ME sprawl. Mole !
Mai dobra wole, ale 2e sta}o.
S;i, a wytrwalosci ME mia}, vice
gdy wszedt W miescie miedzy
zepsutych koleszk6w, przepad}o
dobre przedsiewziecie. Wreszcie
nastap'}o t., co nastaplc mu.
slalo: Piotrka re szk6t wYgnali,
BIO zamiast nauce, hulance sic
oddawal.
Clos ten ugodzi} bolesnie i
matka i OLGA. Ojciec wpad} W
guiew, Piotrka widzie6 ME
rhcla}, ami 60 "a syDa uzna6.
Matka czu'a wstyd' i sromote
i wyrznty sumienia. Ale gdy
Plotrek wr6ciwszy, zacza} sic
pred MA uniewinniac, klam-
kowaG sic rozmaicie to j
przekona} "a, Re on mniel
winny, ani4eli jego koledzy.
Tymczasem ME wiedziaf, CO
czyni6; CIV sic do roboty
wzlas6, czy czego innego
probowa6? Ojciec n1e m6w'}
do niego, a gdy wszedl do
izby, Plotr z niej wychodzl{
Pawet, kt6ry tymczasem re
szgotY wyszedt i, ojcu dzielnie
W gospodars4wie pomaga}, u
bolewal mad losem brata, ale
rady &adnej daG ME umiaf;
DO iak2e3 jemu, prostakowi,
radziG bratu, CO sic nauk
wszelkich uczy} i wiecej cd
niego miat " glowie. Patrza1
tedy pa to, co sic W domu
dzja}o i wype}nia} s~e obowiaz
XII. A jak wypefnial? Byli tacY,
co W!orkowi takiego syna
zazdrosciIi; Pawe& byt poczci
wy, statec2ny, pracowity, mad
wick p~owazuy. Przestali 60
iuz ludzie glupim nasywat, jak
"a szk6lnych lat, DO ch}opiec,
choG ME predko sic uczy}, ale
czego sic nauczy}. to gruntow.
ME dobrze. Dawniej MO VIE
le mial ochoty do ksia2ki; i'm
mt lat przybywafo, tenn TED
jakoS bardziej d%oczytania )gnai,
a gazette, k'ora o1ciec t%rzy1na},
regularnie czytaf. Co wlecej;
lad, n z m'od2iehc6w re wsl
W lego nieku ME zsjmowa] sic
wlecej, jak
lyle, co mu starsi nakazali
uiece] pracowsl, anizeIi
rozkaz by}, nieiedno zrobi} z
wlasnej wolf, bee roakazu. q
nawet Q ojcem ma posiedzenia
towarzystwa r6lniczego chodzi},
co sic wszystkim podoba}o.
B yia nadzieja, De wyidzie ma
d6brego gospodarza i De "a
w6d sw6j bedzie milowai
serdezznie, a pilnie eko}o niego
chod2i}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

49, &##EEA=Z T.
sobie? zadnemu cs}owiekowi
nie wolno pr6&nowaG. Cheese
pracowac 2 naRi W gospodar-
stwie. to zrzuc Ardnt z siebie,
wdziej siermiet# jake ia no
see, i dalej do Wacy.
Plotrek, Kt6ry miat bye
wlelkim cs}owiewiem, wz1ry
gnat sic ma to, ]ecz ME wiedz'a4
co powiedzieG. Ale jul tel
matka nadeszfa z pomoca sy
no~i. Rada W rade, al pre-
mog}o zdanie matki, ze je2eli
luz Pielrek do szkol ME ma
isc, ma co SIC ojciec W laden
spos6b zgodzid nie chciat. to
przynajmniej trzeba mu sic
postara6 o jake ~i4ejsze i jego
,,wyksztalceniu" stosowniejsze
zatrudnienie.
lClag dalszy nastapi,}
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

dziecmi W szkole, ale jeszcze
chodzil INA godziny' do nau
czycieIa; Pawfowi tego pie
trzeba, DO miaf zostaG " domu.
vice dose, gdY bedzie umia1
lyle co Joni. Piotrka ME
wypedzala matka W pole, do
ges, lub bydfa, DO na co to
wielkiemu czlowiekowi? Pawe}
Gale dni przepedzi} W polu,
pasac gesi lod szkody zagania-
JAG. A gdy gesl pos'adafy i
byla chwlla wypoczynku, po-
}o2yl sic nieraz ia plecach i
spogladajac kus pfynacym
obtokom, %rozmyslaf, ola czego
i on ME ma ma wielkiego
wyjsG czlowieka, ola czego ma
gesi past? Dziecinny umys}
ME wn'kat gtebiej w tie mysli,
lecz opowiadal sobie ma swe
%zapytania:; Ma1ka Piotrka lubi,
a mnie ME lubi!
Matka Piotrka lubi! Zaiste F.,
be go lubi i bardzo lubi.
Wida6 to PREY jedzeniu nawet;
co lepsze kawafki PIotrek
dostaie. Co Pawel dostaje.
tel dobre i smaczne, ale ]uz
ME take, jak Plotrxowe.
Matka Piotrka lubi, a Pwala
ojclec; vice ted mic dziwnego,
BE Pawet chetniei PREY ojcu,
anizeli prey matce przebywa.
"hetnle] sic ojcu, ani2ell matce,
przymila.
W ten spos6b stalo sic
n1eznacznie, De Pawe}, zapa
trujac sic ma OLGA, stawaf sic
wiecej jemu podobieh, przyswa
]at sob,e to, co u OLGA wi1zia}:
pokore, pracowitosG, %skromnosc.
Lata bieg}Y. a jak bieg}y? Ami
sic obejrzano, ju&ci czas Piotr-
kowi do szk6l, gdzie ma
wielkich lud2i sposobia. Byfo
to okolo sw. Micha1a, jak
ojciec zaprzag} 6ouika do
w6zka, aby Piotrka do miasta
odwlesG. Placzu bylo W chacie,
co uie mara; wszYscy p1akall
i Pawei. Piotrek, ubrany iak
paniczyk, czepist sic matki
calowat jej rece. Odchodzit i
znow wracat, jeszcze sic zegna6
/ ca}owaG rece matki.
Wyjechali. Matka patrzafa
"a MINI, al w6z "a pag6r6iem
zniknal. Pawetek stall prey
niej i spinal sic ma palcach,
ably tel doirzeG. Potem rozka
zala mu matKa, ably sic do
-zkoty zablerat, wiec pos1ed}
splakanY..
Piotrek uczyl sic niezle i
rok i drug, i trzeci. Madry byf,
lie al sasiadki dziwowa}y sic,
jakto W TAX krotkim czasie W
SIX. bach glove uksztafcic
potrafa. Natka rozpfywa}a sig
svnem. OIciec kontent by}.
Tytko pod konsec tr2eciego
roku odezwsl sic raz do zony:
= Me zdaje CT sic, jakby
Piotrek me byt dose pohozny?
Matka zaraz odrzekla:-Nie
spostrzeg lam tego.
Oiciec mrukuai tyiko i mic
ME odpowiedzia}, DO " og6le
byf zonie u!eklY.
W pol roku potem 2n6w
zapytal:
ME zda1e CT sic, 1ePietrek
cos 1ekki sic stale?
Matka pa to: - Chcialbys
ably ciqgle mad ks,a&xa slecza}?
Teraz jednak Wi6rek ME
zamilkt, ale rzek1::
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
MATCZYNA POCIECHA.
- SZKIC.-
SZKIC.

oEOSAFAi A CAu oiCuAidAd "uo
wa Wiorkowa. Trzymala W
" reku ro&aniec i jul sporo
zjarnek przesune}a przez palce.
" tel chwiIi jednak zatrzyma}a
sic prawa lei reka na jednem
z ziarnek, usta przestatY pc.
rusza6 sic pacierzem, CIV
Wi6rkowej utonety gdzies W
dali, W DALI.
Cay patrzala ma pola, czY
te2 ma try grusze, STORAGE
bl1sko totisk, a odznaczajace
granice, cry tel ma wleze
kosclola. ktora z "a mg{Y
krzy1em 2focistym wygladala?. {.
Oh, ME widzia}Y oczY Wi6r
kowei ami po}a, CIV owych
grusz, ami wie2Y; zapatrzyfY
sic W inne widoki, kt6re cho6
aczami cia1a niedojrzyne, sta
nelly iak 2ywe pred oczamj
lei duszy: Wiorkowej mysl
zaie}Y wspomnienia o synu,
matczynei pociesze.
Dawne to &ata, do kt6rych
nysl jej siegla; jeszcze wow
c2as gospodarzyla z me2em,
zdsova / szczesliwa, jeszcze
sic krzatata W domu i podwo
rzu, jeszcze pelno lei bylo
wszedzie / je] reka wszedz1e
Dvla znaczna. A gdY tax
dumnie wladala W swoim
donna, to "a MIA chodzifo
dv0ch synkow. jednego wieku,
DO biidniaczk6w. Piotr i
Pawet bYto i'm ma imle, a
dano ina te imiona Ola tego,
poniewaz kilka 6ni pred
swietem tych Aposto1ow ma
SWAT przyszli. R6wni byli
wiekiem, rowni wzrostem,
prawle r6wni twar2a, ale ME
6wni W iaskach u rod2ic6w.
)lciec ulubif sobie wiecei
aw1a, matka Piotrka. z
oocaatku nile bylo zna6 tel
r6znicy a najmniej czuli ia
ch}opcY. Z czasem ]ednak pc
c2qla sic caa u~jawnaiG wyrsz
n'ej staiY sic niejako dwie
strony W rodzinie: o%iciec z
Pawlem Pc jednej, a matka 2
Piotrklem pc drugiej strouie
Dzi9c,nna igraszka, mic wiecej,
ktorej sic rodzice cieraz W
5zczesliwo swej oddaja.
Lata biegly, synowie rosli,
a ze Bog ME obdarzYt Wior-
k6w wiecej dzieGmi, vice ma
jedynakow zlewafa sic Gala
mi}os6 rodzieielskiego serca.
Posiauo ich do szkoly. Tu sic
pokazalo,. De Pietrek miai
glove otwarta i wszystko W
lot chwytal, Paw}owi zas
naaka wiele trudu sprawisls
diugo sic meczyc musial,
zanim cos pojai. Ia tenn
poszio, De ,.mamy synek"
zyskiwai pochwaly, a 0 ,,taty
sYnku' ME w%spominano e.
TAX s2ko coraz dalej w lata,
q IN dalej tenn sic ch1opcy
lakos Cd siebie wiecej Cd lalali.
Aatka wnet wymogfa ia
oicu, BE Piotrek must isG ma
szkoIy i wyjsc na wielkiego
czlo~ieka, DO szkoda by byto
zmarnowaG zdoluos;i u. Olcu
markotno bylo. De lego ulubie
nice ME d~otrzymYwat kroku
s1leh;anrOui motki ala cG3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

from thence 10 Cumberland. Nd. for q
visit Of several weeks.
Mics Aietta Warwick Is the guest OF
Miss Leila Gray. Fifth street.
Mrs. Henry +. Grant. OF Mihdleburg.
Loudoun county. Va, will be the guest
OF Mira. William s. Daniel on Wednesday,
at Is north Sixth street.
The Misses Cannon are visiting Mrs
Edward Cannon. In Baltimore.
Mrs. Nora r. Lcary Is visiting Miss
Lizzie Diamond. In Baltimore.
Mrs. Upper Brown. OF Baltimore. In
the guest OF Mrs. Allen Talbot.
Miss Stafford. Of New York, is visiting
Mrs. Il. II. Munford. Laurel street.
Miss Lady Hohson is the guest OF Miss
Florence Talbot.
Misses Jennie and Imogen Baird who
have been the guests OF Miss Norwood.
returned 10 their home In Essex county
on Thursday.
Mrs. David Porter Guest. OF Norfolk,
formerly Miss Lulie Myra Powers. Will
be the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mira.
II. w. Powers, during the present week.
DIR. and Mrs Hunter Mcclure have re-
turned from Baltimore after visit OF
few days.
Miss Lasstter. OF Petersburg. and Miss
Taliaferro, Of Edinburgh. Scotland, are
the guests OF Misses Louise and Adele
Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. w. n. L. Dickson are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander W.
Archer.
Miss Bessie Peterkin, OF Charleston. w.
Va, daughter Of Bishop Peterkin. Is the
guest OF her grandmother. Leigh and
seventh streets.
Mrs Thomas S. Martin Is at Mrs.
Duyars.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan has returned from
business trip to New York.
Misses Howell. OF Pennsylvania, VINO
have been the guests OF Mrs. John w.
Harrison. returned to their home, at
Union.own, on Wednesday. CHLOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
A Toast.
written for the Dispatch.)

written for the Wspatch)
Here's to the south-the beautiful SOUTH
Whose praises re-ccho from mouth "
The land of Pleasure. Passion. and
Full of Joy for the lover. in twiiights
The home Of the Rebel. tho Tomb OF the
who died In the effort their home''ead'
Re.ecbo iss praises from mouth to mouth.
The home OF the Roses-the pright'
sunny South
Here's n the sou,h-the glorious South
II. praises shall echo from mouth 10
Tho charm OF its beauty has travelled
II pierces the gloom like the bright
M roses SO red as the lips of it's girls,
More valued than rubies. more precious
The Land 81 the whip-po'- will. cotton. and
TIL. home OF our fathers. the heroes.
the slain.
So here's TO the South--the heroic South
Whose men never ilincheu iioi' '"' ""
lannon's mouth,
Whose women wthstood the privations
And cheered on the men with smiles. not
And when overpowered mot conquered
twas left 10 the nations their valor to
tell:
The land of the flowers. the cotton. and
cane, <
]. RIDLEY JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

We keep a very large assortment Of
the BEST IMPORTED ABDOMINAL
SUPPORTERS, which are unsurpassed
in construction and Mt. light, durable
and at reasonable prices. u private de-
partment is reserved for fitting and select
ing, with "A lady always In attendance.
TRUSS FITTING is our speciality. We
guarantee a perfect III, and 10 hold the
rupture comfortably in every case we
undertake 10 fit. We find IL impossible
10 hold the various forms of hernia with
any one style of Truss, as unbearabe
pressure would be necessary 10 hold
style would hold comfortably with very
little pressure. We carry the largest as
sortment of Trusses OF any house in the
country. We have had long experience
In truss fitting. and always have given
entire satisfaction.
We confine ourselves strictly to the
SURGICAL-INSTRUM LINE and
its various appliances, paying close at
tention TO this special line OF business 10
the advantage of our customers. giving
them the benefit OF a large stock OF
superior goods TO select from. never be-
fore seen in tha city:
very reasonable prices. Fountain and
Bulb Syringes Hot-Water Bottles. Ice
Caps, Nasal and Throat Sprays. Air PHI
lows, Invalid Cushions. Bed-Pans. Uri-
nails. &c. of Soft Rubber Clutches.
Shoulder Braces, and OrthOpedical Appli-
ances Elastic Anklets, Knee Caps, and
Stockings for Varicose Veins. &C. Hear
ing Domes and Conversation Tubes for
the deaf. Medical Batteries for home
treatment, and all modern Surgical APP
planes. ap li-Su,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

ana n u worthy OF note that the music
10 which Il was sung has also been pre-.
served along with II. The words ana
thousft are far moro pleasing and poetic
than those Of the crude. but much lauded'
lode TO the Cuckoo" OF Logan or Bruce,
whichever OF them wrote II. even IN Their
modesuised form. as they are given IN
HartinEs "Ornithology OF shakespeare"
Summer In come In.
Loud sing. Cuckoo;
The seed groweth and the mead oioweth'
And the wood shoots now:
Sing. Cuckoo.
The eve beats after the lamb.
The COW lows AFTER the calf:
The bullock starts. the buck verts-
Merrily sing. Cuckoo
Well sinscst thou, Cuckoo.
Mayest thou never cease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
The Earliest Cuckoo Song.
(Gentlernsnss Masaztua,

The very earliest cuckoo song dates
back to the reign Of Henry Ill. Qc07-'72).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
DIR. ]. SEMMES, SPECIALIST,


12I EAST BROAD STREET, RIcnaoNp, VA,
cures CORSs. BUNIONS. INGRowING AND
CLUB NAILS, CALLOsITIES, CHILBLAlNs.
ENLARGED JOINTS. RHEUMATIsN, GOUr.
AND AL DISEASES OF THE FEET. NO
PAIN, No BLOOD.
Turkish EmOllient
cures Ho. md Burning Feet, Bad doors. and
Profuse Precipitation. Price per bottle, Toe
Warts, MOlcs,
Birth-Marks. Acne, and all other Facial Blem-
ishes. Wrinkles Tan. aud Moth, skilfully and
sue es fully removed.
Treatment for the Hair.
Badness, Dandru6, Eczema. Dry and Scaly
letter. Falling Hair. ana all Scalp Diseases
completely eradicated.
SupcrfiuOuS Hair
permanently removed by electric needle. Work
guaranteed.
Baths.
Turkish, yspor. Hot Air Oriental, Russian,
and Medicated.
Electric Hair RcstOrer.
Ask your druggist for IL. For sale throughout
the United States and Canada.
DIR. j. cEMNEs has opened a permanent Office
at 704 Fourteenth street northwest, Washing
ton, ID. c.. and cordially invites the public TO
call. A superior line OF Toilet Preparations
constantly on hond ut both o:fices. 121 east
Broad street, Richmond, Va. 70i Fourteenth
street ,rthwes'. Washington. ID. g. my 4-suts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12


All that is true and noble. bright and
pure.
Meets in her soul. The beauty of her
face
And figure serve to prove Loves rest
ing-place
Is in her heart and mind. One can be
sure
She never would be false land to Sc
cure
Approval from her lips. where lies the
trace
OF Cupid's kiss. the noblest of our
race
Would willingly all suffering endure.
The visions OF a lifetime are made real
In her sweet youth; while every action
shows
That In her virgin hear, is placed the
OF truth. Unkind to none, she yet be-
slows
Her love and heart but once. then always
leal
TO It's true master. no vain doubts she
knows.
Petersburg Va April = 1875
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
DON'T TAKE ANY r1iSTAKE,
GETTHE BEST.

The NEW PERFECTION RE-
FKlGERATOk received the THREE
HIGHES [ AWARDS over all at the CO.
lumbar EXPOSITION.
Also, PARLOR and BED ROOM
EURNITURE In all the latest ~, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

DR. McCaw gave the second OF his Sc
rles Of talks" on the East, In the lee
ture-rOom Of st. Paurs church on We'd
resday evening. and entertained his au-
dienee most delightfully."-. The subject
for the evening was, From Gibraltar 90
Jerusalem" and on next Wednesday he
will lecture upon Ephesus. Confanu-
nople. and Athens.
Mrs. Mamie II. Werth entertained a
small number Of friends at cards on Tues
day evening In honor OF Miss Hayes.
her guest. Among those present were
Misses Annie Rose Walker Margaret
Stringfeliow. Blanche Dimmock. Louise
Mayo, Captain and Mrs Marion DIM
mock. and Messrs. Walker. Hall. Mayo,
and Rose.
Grace church ladies are interchangeable
IN their excursion proclivities. The next
will be repetition Of the charming day
spent on James river by the steamer Po-
cahontas 10 MISSIONER on Whit-Mon-
day. which occurs this year on June Sd.
Major and Mrs. Drewry are so kind TO
this committee OF ladies that their party
~ permitted 10 land and enjoy the beau
tifui grounds. fishing. bathing, boating.
driving. and hay-riding at this beautiful
old home. The ladies having the arrange
ments In charge give ample assurance OF
delightful outing TO all who accom-
p&ny thein, ana may De interviewer con-
corning the particulars al their several
homes. Among the number are Mrs.
u. Il. Chafiin. Mrs. W. 4. Archer. Mrs
James Haryie. and Mrs Il. u. Boykin.
Mrs. Philip w. Mckinney has been the
guest OF Mrs. Edward ID. Price for the
past week.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes 10 spending few
days with her parents.
Mis- Bette Clarke, after several weeks
fitness. 10 now the guest Of Mrs. y. II.
otarke, . east Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Parish. Of Coving-
ton. Va, are At the Mt. Vernon.
The engagement OF Mr., James Aston
cabeli and Miss Ethel Scott. Of New York.
i announced. and will probably bs con-
Iummatsd In June.
nIss Louise Mayo will iesve this week
- 8 visit 70 friends at AnnsDoiis and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
ADOPT ANOTHER COURSE.

The commissioners (members) from
East Hanover Presbytery to the assem-
bly, are Rev W. r. Richardson, ID. D..
Rev. j. +. Cannon. and RulinQ-Elders
Judge Il. II. Wexford. of Richmond, and
General George J. Hundley. OF Amelia,
This presbytery, which embraces the
Richmond churches, has in these four
members an able delegation to deal with
the many important subjects to come be-
fore the assembly.
Norfolk Presbytery sends Rev. T.. r
Wexford. formerly OF Richmond. now OF
Newport News, and Ruling Elder j. T.
Jernigan. OF Norfolk.
Abingdon sends Rev G.. w. Painter. Of
Diapers Valley. and Elder T. l.. Painter.
NJ. D.. OF Knob.
Chesapeake sends Rev. F.. T. Wilson.
OF Waterford. and Elder B. w. Irvine,
of Falmouth
Lexington sends Rev. C. A. Wilson. of
Brownsburg: Rev. c. s NJ See, OF Au-
gusta county. and Elders ]. w. Barclay.
of Lexington. and Frank Raiston
Montgomery sends Rev. r. II. Fleming,
ID. d., Of Lynchburg; Rev. r. c. Ander-
son, Jr.. of Roanoke. and Elders Hon.
j. Hoge Tyler, of East Radford, and s.
+. Adams. OF Bedford Servings.
Roanoke sends Rev. G.. w. Belk. OF
Chatham. and Elder ID. W. owen. Of
Spring Bill.
West Hanover sends Rev. T. r. Samp-
son. ID. d.. OF Fredericksburg. and Elder
+. c. Harris. OF Nelly's Ford.
Winchester sends Rev j. r. Graham,
ID. D.. Of Winchester Rev F. NJ. Woods.
ID. d.. Of Martinsburg, and Elders J. b.
Morgan. OF Gerardstown, and p. w Ma
sruder. Of Woodstock.
These are all the delegates from vir-
ginia. The entire roll. II all should at
tend. will be about ninety ministers and
ninet- elders.
DIR. J. X. Graham. Of Winchester, was
moderator of the last assembly. and will
preach the opeoing sermon and preside
during the organization. He will. by Gus
tenn. be chairman OF the Committee on
Pills and Overtures. the most important
OF all the standing committees.
The four delegates from East Hanover
Presbytery. three of them Of this city.
propose to leave together on the Chesa- |
peake ana Ohio train Monday at 2:e0
p. NJ.
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Suit for Divorce.

Mrs. filling, wife of Dr. w. G. filling the we'll known physician, residing al BIO Orange street, opposite the higt school building, yesterday brought suit for divorce against her husband, Dr Allng, and for $12,0OO alimony The papers in the case were served by Deputy Sheriff Pond, and the property of the defendant was attached to GOV CT the amount asked for.
 The allegation of the complaint are that since her marriage she has been subject to intolerable cruelty.
 Mrs. Alling was formerly Miss Heppy J. Daniels, and at the time of her mar riage was a nurse at the hospital. She married her present husband Novem- Der 15, 1888.
 Dr. filling had been previously mar ried and soon after his acquaintance with his present wife his former wife sued him for a divorce, and the com plainant in the present proceedings fig ured prominently in the case.
 A divorce was granted the first wife and soon afterwards pr. filling mar ried his present wife.
 The news that ulVorce proceedings had been brought created some sur prise yesterday, for it had been sup posed by those acquainted with Dr. and Mrs. Alling that they were upon the best of terms, and the first intimation friends had that such was not the case came in the announcement of the pres- ent proceedings.
 Dr. Alling is we'll known in this city and has an extensive practice.
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NEW ADVERIISEMENrs TO-DAY.

A'Ab v EtDF E EAL4AfoAIIH IyN 10 AO~OAAs Auction sales-694 Chapel Street. Arnolds Knit Goods-Chas MonSon Co. Auction Sale-E. c. Beecher. Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Boull1on Capsules-Boston Grocery. Clothing-Cohnecttcut Clothing Co. Capea and Hosiery-Howe & Stetson. Cut Glass-At Cutters.
 Cheviot Suits-0ak Hall.
 Daily Chat-Maley, Nicely & Co. Dr.kennedy's Favorite Remedy-At Drllgsgist Estate Nathan N. Sperry-Probate Notice, For orRent-Rooms-Cooper Fountain Pens-At Durant's. For Rent--HOuse-B. l.. Lambert. For Rent-House-20 Perkins Street. For Sale-House-R. T. Merwin. For Rent-Rooms-74 Congress Avenue. For Rent -House-George E. Dudley. t1nancial-Atohison. Topeka < Santa Fe K. hs Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown x Co. Iron King Shoes-A. E. Greenwood. License Appllcation-J. H. Minahan, Mems Suits-Oak Hall. Notioe-John T. Polhman. Packing-At Cutlers. Piano Recitals--E. A. Parsons. Pineapple Cheese-D. M. Welch & Son. Pictures Framed-At Cutters. Paines Celery Compound-At Druggists. Russet and Tan-New Haven Shoe Co. Specialties-J. B. Judson. Wanted-Situation- Capable, This Office. Wanted-Cook-l Church Street. Wanted-Girl-64 Lyon Street. Wanted-Agents-Iron City Dish Washer Co. Wanted -Situation-243 Munson Street. Wanted-Young Man-Malley, Nicely & Co.
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Death of Fred. stinsnn.

New York, April 19.-Fred Stinson, the theatrical manager, who has been i'll at his apartments, No. 15 West Twenty fourth street, died at 15O o'clock this morning of pneumonia. MT. Stinson was forty-seven years old, and was prominent in theatrical circles. He was for four years manager for Miss Julia Marlowe, and previously manager for Mime. Modjeska.
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When You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up, clean and relay your carpets. Nothing is so detrimental to good health as unclean carpets. By sending your car pets to the Forsyth company you are assured of having them returned to you as clean as new carpets. ap15 If
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We are selling meat at reasonable prices. The Booth Meat Co.,, 37O State street, 591 Grand avenue, 62 Congress avenue and Grand avenue, Fair Ha- ven. al9 zt
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Note.--A minus sign [-l prehxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 Ar" in connection with rainfall indicates a trace of rainfall too small to measure
 Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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Mean temperature. 54.
 Max temperaJure. 69.
 Min. temperature. 80.
 Precipitation, 0 inches.
 Max. velocity of wind, ZINE. Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn perature slnce January 1. 184 degrees: or an average daily deficiency of IT degrees. Total deficiency in precipitaton since Janu- ary 1, 4.43 inches. U. c. MYERS. Observer.
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In mems shoes they run from $2 to ST., and in boys from $1.25 to $S.50. Tan and black.
 THE EANAN-DILLON SHOE CO, ap 1 92t S6 Church street.
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If you want to save money don't buy clothing until you have visited Oak Hall.
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that we had our entire spring stock of Hanan & Son shoes in in time for Eas- ter.
 THE HANAN-DILLoN SHOE co.
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