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my, how noble he looks when he's oil
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Round Table.
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PRECEPTs are like seeds; they are little
things which do much good-Seneca.
WE think Pisos Cure for Consumption is
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WAGGs-"Did you have a fine time last
night" Jaggs-"No, l had it this morning,
ten dollars fine, three dollars costs. Phil
adelphia Inquirer
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"WELL," said the monkey to the organ
grinder as he sat on top Of the organ, ~ IN
simply carried away with the music."--
Philadelphia Record.
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SAFETY to mother and child and less IN
pleasantness after confinement, result from
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"WnLIE, have you been in another flght2'
mo, mamma This fellow outclassed me
and l wasn't in il. "-Brooklyn Life.
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FAITH without works is a sign over the
door of an empty shop.-Ram's Horn.
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"WHAT's that terrible cry heart" "Oh
that's our college Yell" sit must be a col
lege of dentistry. PUCK.
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ALI are born to observe good order, but
few are born to establish it.-Joubert.
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GOING To.-She-"Where are you going
this summerl" He-''Going to stay at
home. "-Detroit Free Press.
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arrangements of the sex. Why is it SO
many women owe their beauty to DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Because
beauty of form and face radiate from the
common center-health. The best bodily
condition results from good food, fresh air
and exercise coupled with the judicious
use of the Prescription"
1t reaches igin of the trouble and
corrects il
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MAGIsTRATE-"Why did your father whip
your motherl" Boy-"Dunno, 'cept ma
was overturned. Puck.
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THE JEsTER-"You broke all the good
resolutions you made last year" The Fool
-''Yes, but shall make others quite as
good. "-Life.
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BEAUTY, devoid of grace, is mere hook
without the bait.-Talleyrand.
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If fun is good, truth is still better, and
love best of all.-Thackeray.
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''THERE's nothing like poached eggs" as
the man said when he robbed his neighbours
fowl house.-Tit-Bits
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"Do YOU think that Dickens would de-
ceive friendlh "Of course not. None of
his friends would believe word he says"
Washington Star.
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THE devil will keep on calling as long as
we answer his knock.-Ram's Horn.
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If the wicked flourish, and thou suffer, be
not discouraged. They are fatted for de-
struction; thou art dieted for health
Fuller.
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SOME of the dogs with the longest coats
have the shortest pants.-Philadelph Rec
ord
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SHE-"This is so suddenl You must ask
mamma" He-"Oh, that's all right She
has given me several hints already. PUCK
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ON THE ROAD

~
who is taking
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
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maidenhood, wo-
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hood and moth
erhood the " Pre-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-29
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
a French Steamship Founders And ii"r
Entir. List of1'ns,pnrora Perish on Cape

a French Steamship Founders And Iior
Entir. LIst of1'nsSpnrors Perish on Cape
COrrnbUdo.
CADI2, May %. = Some particnlars
wero received hore Of tho terrible dIsas-
tor to tho Frcnch steamship, Dom Pc.
dro, which has resulted In tho loss Of
about 100 live,. Tho Dom Pedro waa 4
5000 ton steamer. nna was engaged in
running regularly between llavrc and
tho Argentine Republic, sailing ut Bor.
dcaux, France, for passengers, and Car
Ri, Spain, for freight aud passengers.
Tho latter worc mostly omigrants,
bound for tho Argentine Republic or
Other ports Of South America. On hor
return trip tho Dom Pedro was generally
loaded with frozen meat.
Sho left llavro OH May 20 last with O
crow Of 10, MI told. and with so pnssen-
gers on board. AZ Carril tho steamer
was 10 have embarked 200 additional
passengers. But on hor way to that
port sho ran on rock ut @ :i5 p. N. yes.
,orday, oil Cape Corrubodo. OH the west
coast OF Galicia, her boiler exploded and
tho vessel foundcrnd almost immedi-
Rtely atlerward. II is now stated that
only tho captain OF tho Dom Pedro and
% OF tho crew wero saved, which would
seem 10 show that all tho passengers
were ctthor killed. by tho explosion or
drowned when the vessel went down.
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BERLIN, May 2S.-With reference to
the statement made by the organ OF
tho Bi.motallic League that it is prac.
ticaliy certain that q monetary confer.
enco will be summoned to meet in Der.
lin, the Post says: Nothing is known
in authoritative quarters OF any steps
being taken to that end. 1t is true that
Prince liohenlohe promised to enter
into communication with the federal
governments respecting the manner in
which the wishes OF the legislatures 70.
garding an international monetary con.
ference could best be met. Blu, no
aGreemcnt has as yet been arrived at.
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eyes. "And II itsha,l DO proved pro.
phelie rs vol, beautiful ladyl Some.
thing Of this, too, tho priost whispered
but the precious words returned 10
mo as your doar lips broathed them
iorth--'wiio only In name. long to
hear Thorn once again"
Tho lady repeated thcm, with tender
elaboration aud a languoruus CLEAN In
her blue cycs began to answer his burn.
Ing gatc. "a have hold tho fierce beast
Mt arms length" she said. "bccauss no
Is alsoa fool. would give Il yuar OF my
llio to DO able TO laugh IN bis iaco and
alap those beads across 1t. | have told
him--she blessed thought ca,no 10 mo
oven whilo wo knott nj tho altar TO-.
gc;her--lliut lam bound by vow. llla
big, empty head 10 open to all tho
fOucles that fly. lIo believes that an
enchanted woman drives up her horaos
from tho bottom OF tho lNko down ut tho
foot Of tho small tower hero every night
for food, mud no spreads corn for thom,
which the thievn, about him fatton on.
llo believes In witches rising from the
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THE PATH OF MURTOGH.
ny HAROLD PREnERlG
tCc5riqht. 1900
CHAPTER III.

A young woman OF tho rarest beauty,
tall md slender, and with tho carriage
Of a great lady, camo into tho chamber
and moved across to tho high, carved
chair, which Murtosh made roady for
her, and seated herself upon Il rs upon
d throne, She had a palo, lair skin, aud
hUr hair. coiled heavily In plalts upon
hOr shoulders. was VI tho hue OF rod
harvest sun. There woro jewels In this
hair, and upon lor throat and hands.
and hor long robes were OF rich shining
stubs. A chain OF wooden beads, with
A cross Of gold Mt tho end, hung from
hor girdle, aud she gathered this IN her
fingers as che sat-
Theology, Donogh bao,l, camo with
her, aud crouched In humility on tho
floor NJ her side Ills thick form and
dark hair, and HE ovcr.large head, which
was not TO DO notod before, spoke like.
moss now TO his father. When, us II
nndor tho spoil Of her attraction. ho
nestled noator tho lady's chair, and
touched hor garment with his hand, sho
drew 1t away.
Murtogh Mprdha. before no took his
seat again, aud leant bAck to hnli lie
upon tho skins n rown upon II, told her
the Spaniards nane, aud explained to
her his GRAND. The Spaniard bowling
himself low. sank upon one knoe, and
reveren,ly kissed her hand, as Mnrty
had seen his iather kiss tho ring OF tho
Bishop OF Ross. lie was proud TO oh.
serve this. because his vile was holier
and more sanity still than any bishop.
The lady smiled upon the SpSniard.
and NIL tina. sho said to him. and he TO
her, was In his tongue. III cannot
speak 1t we'll" she said. Her voice had
the sweetness OF Il perfume in the mir.
~ lived at Seville, Ia the old convent
there. for only two years. have no
10y OF remembrance now save in tho
peace and charm OF those years there:
but l fear my memory OF tho dear
speech Is dimmed. But | will listen
with all nv cars-and oh, so gladly"
She fastened. her regard upon his
eyes-the great, rolling. midnight eyes
and hold 1t there. that she might tho
better follow his speech.
Beautiful lady," the Spaninrd said.
~ learn only now the. power our Ian.
guage. spoken by such lips. may have
to enthrall the hearing. Condone my
error, pray you, but | caught from
Father Donatus that you were this
strong chiettain's wife. and see that
you are his daughter; and even that is
strange, to look upon him and you"
~ am his wife, but only in name.
: naucht else" she answered. The wave
OF comprehension sweeping over the
surface Of tho Spaniard's eyes made in
slant confidence between them. ~ nm
in captivity here. lie Is a pirate, a
Goth, murderous barbarian. He and
his savages here-bus Of this more a
little hence. beg you now to speak
something OF your nission-your errand
here. lie Is as helpless TO follow our
words as one OF those hounds; Blu, no
dog is keener to suspicion"
The Spaniard, with eager swiitncss OF
speech, piled one upon another the
cursailed topics Of bis business. Tho
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by local applications, rs they cannot
reach tho diseased portion OF tho ear.
There is only one one way TO euro deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness il caused by nm in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
OF the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inilamcd you have a rumbing
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
1t is entirely closed deafness is tho 70.
cult, and unless tho inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nino cases on. OF ton
are caused by ca,arrh, which is nothing
but an intlamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness tcausod by catarrh)
that cannot DO cured by llall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
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U. z. ASSEMBLY.
Tho Question OF Seminary Control DC
cupics the Entire Day.

Tho Question OF Seminary Control DC.
cupies the Entirs Day.
PrTrsBURGn, May 2S.-The question
Of seminary control occupied tho a.ten'
ton OF tho United Presbyterian Con
eral Assembly all day. There were
two reports offered from tho committee
on bills and overtures, majority and n
minority report. The majority report
proposed that the assembly be given
veto power in tho olectionl OF officers
and professors in the scminarics. The
minority report was considerably
milder. 4 lcngthly discussion &C.
cured on the presentation OF the re-
ports, in which DR.. Leiper and DR.. Car
son became involved in personalities.
Tho moderator finally restored order
and tho debate continued. Several
amendments were offered aud tho ques-
ton OF accepting tho reports WAS about
to be voted on when the hour for ad.
iournmcns arrived aud tho reports went
Ovar
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APPEAL, 10 rHG SOUTH
lily Southern Men In New York Against Thu
'frrc Silver Cray.

lily southern Mcn In New York Against tho
frrc Silver Cray.
New York, May 2S.-An address to
tho business men OF tho south, signed
by business mon OF this city who aro
from tho south or have close CONNER
cial rotations with that part OF tho coun .
try, is issued by tho general committee
oil the chamber OF commerce. to-day. It
relates to tho currency question and
says in part:
"fhc south has eyory interest to adj.
hero to tho money standard OF the
world. 1t cannot expect to be paid in
1t Tor i!s cotton il friends Of silver suc.
coed In legalizing the payments OF debts
In depreciating metal. Your advant.
age lios in the exchange OF your pro-
ducts for money which like gold has n
staple value. We therefore urge YOU
and your friends to use yonr influence
in opposition to the dangerous doctrine
Of FREQ silver coinage"
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4Oc a yard.
Every thread wool, of course.
A New Era

in the business of selling
Men and Boys Clothing has
been introduced by US since
we started these depart
ments.
Perfect satisfaction on the
partof customers is the rule,
to which there are no eX-
ceptions.
We continue this week the
wonderful sale of Wool
Perfect Fitting Summer Suits
for Men and Boys at
S. the Suit.
BY Boys, we mean IA to 70.
Our values at 81, So, So
and $40 in Mems Suits are
the wonder Of the Clothing
business everywhere.
SIS Overcoats for $40
is one of the many money
saving chances in our Spring
Overcoats. These are made
of dark gray hard twisted
worsted Serge, lined with
serge. and sleeVessatin lined.
At $40 they are the biggest
bargains in the department.
All kinds of Overcoats and
Top Goats at $40, SI2, SIS,
SI8 on up to S32.-
JOs.HOrne&CO.,
PlTTSBURG. PA.
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LONDON, May 2S.-Mcndel Howard,
the American citizen who was arrested
on April 80 last. and found to DO in pos
session Of engraved plates and matcriu,
Tor the manufacture OF forged Bank OF
France notes, bonds OF the Paris, Lyons
4 Mediterranean Railway Company,
United States postage stamps and dollar
notes. German bank notes, etc, was
formally committed for trial to-day at
the Westminster police court.
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milk, ono tablespoonful melted butter,
two OF sugar, ono tUaspoonlul baking
powder, salt. Boat smooth.
Soak oatmeal over night. In tho
morning strain of tho liqpid--ono and
n half pints OF water to Il cup oil oatmeal
Is good proportion-boil fifteen minutcs.
Turn Into small cups; sat In leo closet |;
In twenty minute, It will Jelly. Serve
with cream aud sugar.
IEdnyri,LIs1
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Simply npply "SwNYSEs OISrMESr." No In.
tcrnal medicine required Cares letter. eczema
Itch. NIL crpt!uuS on the face hands, nose. 30
leaving tho skin clear, white md healthy liz
great healing nnd curative powers arc po,ycyyNi
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Every thing is in readiness for the anniversary celebration of the Brooklyn Athletic club which will be held in Con- tosdia hall tonight with supper at the Earle house.
 The kirmcss had another successful session last night. The stage performance by the Thespian club and the solo by Miss Sadie White received merited applause. The refreshment room was we'll patronized and all the patrons are loud in their praise of the work of the cooks and the courteous treatment received from the walters. This is a splendid chance for families to assist Tn making the affair successful. If the different families in the parish would all pay visit to the kirmess and have supper the entertainment would net a handsome sum. The young ladies in charge are working diligently and nothing has been left undone on their part that would ren- the place attractive and tend to the success of tho enterprise. so that it is the duty of all to do their full part cheerfully and see that the labor the past few months shall be amply repaid. Among those present last night were: Dr Farrell Martin of St Cecilia' s and the Rev Fathers Lynch. Kennedy and Downey of the Church of the Immac- ulate Conception. The programme for to- night is: Vocal selections by the choir. Miss B. Coogan accompanist; soprano solo. Miss Margaret R. Fitzpatrick; duet, Pretty Peggy Riley" the Misses Aggie and May McGrath; to conclude with the charming little spsctacule: "The Fairy of the Fountain" by fifty children of the parish.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
TO END THE STRIKE.
Brooklyn Trolley Emp,oycss Withdraw All
 Their Demands.


 BROok!NN Fob l&-AS a result of q conference held between President Lewis and the board of directors ot the Brock lyn City railroad and ex, ,AssemblymaR John Graham and Police Just. co Tighe. the trolley strike in Brooklyn. which was begun on Jan. II last will le called off todav
 There were several conferences during Tuesday, one of which was held in tho Germania building in Lawyer Town s office. at which Master Workman Connsl ly and Andrew D. Brst member of the executive board of Distriet Assembly T6. together with Justice Tighe and several of the directors of the Brooklyn Heights railroad, were present. At the conclusion of this ConlcrCncS Mir Connolly stated that there was a possibility of Q settlement of the strike on President Lewis road He admitted that he had agreed to call the strike of on this road if the comrhny would take tack all tho old men in the order of se'IN rity as fast as tho cars were made fit for service,
 The conference held later in the day lasted several hours, and after an adjourn. mont Mir GrIham sad that he expected everything would be settled today The men withdrew all demands, he said. sx- cept that the strikers he returned to their old places It was learned. however. that President lewis promised to take the men back ono by one as they reported for work at the car stables. It would be a question of first come. first served When vacancies occur by the dismissal of non union men or on account of their leaving. tho old men would be put in their places. but it is understood that no new mon will be discharged to mako room for the old. At the strikers headquarters Executive Member of the Board Collins simply said that the matter would Do fully discussed before any action was taken.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
THE STAMP OF STYLE.


 Narrow frlls of embroidery set in plain rows at the hem, also in designs simulat- ing ovcrSkirtS, are popular.
 Bands of galloon or ribbon edged on either side with lace about n finger wide are the trimming seen on a house dress of striped silk.
 Among new capcS there Hre those that suggest sheds. 50 squarc and uncomprO- missing are their edges as they project over the shoulders
 4 natty and becoming hat has narrow brim turned up all around the edge and bound with velvet, Birds with pointed wings and a cluster of velvet arc used for the trimming
 X new model of a waist has draped sec tions very wide under the arms and cross ing up over the back, growing narrower At the shoulders. This trimming suggests an ordinary surplice waist put on wrong side up
 A stylish cape has n square yoke with collar in sailor fashion. very broad at the shoulders and across the back and run ming to points in front A band of plush about four inches wide Is the trimming of this garment
 A cloth cape with perfectly plain yoke extending to inc shoulder points mas the remainder of the material gathered in very full. Where the cape portion joins the yoke is a band of fur about three inches wide. The standing collar is edged with fur to match
 A new waist trimming is made of silk put on from either side, then shirred very full down the middle of the front Tho effect is that of a huge puff in front oi either shoulder and extending to the waist line. The back has similar trimming except that 1t is much narrower.-New York Ledger
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Tho Arizona legislature has passed by e two-thirds vote the right sf woman suf- frags in Arizona
 Henry Kumblen. lG years old. was struck by @ trolley car At Camden. N. J.. and instantly killed
 At Nashville. ex. Chancellor L. c. Gar land of Vanderbilt university died sud denly Of heart dise0se
 The petition of the corporation of Dub lin for tho releasc of the convicted dyna- miters was presented to the house of com mons
 At Pittsburg Kan, the safe in the office of tho Long Bell Lumber company was robbed of $lso, 900 in notes and mort .Sages
 Desha Breckinridge. son of Congress- man W. C. P. Brscklnridge, has been ap- pointed Income tax collector of the Lex inRtOn district
 General Tai of the Japanese army com mitted suicide in a moment of anger on account of the desertion of . number of his subordinatcs. nls f Salvador de Ia Herrian. c Spaniard of noble birth from Seville. Spain. commit. tsd suicide in New Orlsans by shsstiaa hhassf thronah 0e heed