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face, after i had choked her into un-
consciousness haunted me the whole
time.
When at last the storm abated and I
felt free to leave the ship to the care Of
the mate. who had been completely up
set by his scare and the remorse which
followed it. l was almost light-headed.
ami the fancy that her small, cold,
ciinsing fingers were always pulling at
duty, nearly maddened me.
when l got below. her mother told
me that Alice was very M. had been
after that dreadfui shock. but was. she
hoped. beyond danger now. and she
even allowed me to see her for a mo-
from side to side. by the tossing shiS
but still as death herself.
~ know all about 1t now she whis-
pered family, and you saved my life at
The captain was silent moment. and
more than one OF us blew his nose Wig
orously; even the captain himself was
pale, and his voice trembled as he con-
Well, boys, that finished 1t. was
hard on me. ! cried like a baby, and I
face before went away and her
mother didn't object at all. Ten SEQ
onds later | was as sound asleep as
two days-or, rather. nights-before, and
when ! woke up again II all seemed like
a, dream. But ! had Alce's illness 0or
she was sicl0fpr- -weeksl and this srav
patch above sSlead to prove its
reality reality and then mark on
bruised il with my chin. was to ~
for months. 80
Did 1t ever 60 way? oh, yes, and
she recovered fully after-ah." rising
and preparing 70 depart that reminds
see. | married her when We got homo
again."-Chicago News.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

on I went for a vacation. and for res, and re;rsa-
10 q farmhouse In the ecustry far away.
There to seek for peace and quiet from the city .
noise and riot.
And to help the honest Reubeus rske the hay
All my cares I left behind me. fed where they
could never nnd me.
And my soul WAS bounding with emotions new.
But there came . rude awak'ns when the early
dawn was breaking
Came a most unearthiy Cock doodle e-doo!'
REFRAIN.
Cock. s.doodie. .door' "ccch-s- -doodis-door'
'Twouid come without preliminary warning;
Meath my window he would &c, with h,s cursed
ciarionctte.
When the day was breaking every b,esssd morn
ing.
l was dreaming Of q pretty little maiden In the
city,
We were sitting on . sofa side BY side,
And she smiled on me % swee,iy that she eap
tured me completely.
And 1 asked her II she'd be my bonnie bride.
wAen my story I had told her. sank her head
upon my shoulder.
And shs said she loved me loyalty and true
Then. when Just about to press her to my heart
and fondly kiss her.
Came that agsravatinE Cock Doodle -door'
In my righteous Indignation. swearing like a
bearded Hess!an.
I determined that the bird should crow no more
And around the farm raced It, over dewy neids
l chased Il.
TIL the perspiraton co,ed from every pore;
But lost 1t. oh. lost It! and | sank me down
exhausted,
For that rooster was a sprinter tried and true 1.
And as on he sped rejoicing. once again he gave
voicing
To shrll. triumphant "coek a-doodie- -door'
Now an oath have recorded. aud 'tis very ho,l,
worded.
And with exclamation points It's studded Ger.
That when next for recreation I 60 OF on . vaca.
will seek seciusion by the ocean shore
There III battle with muskesters and the myriad
pesky creeters
Which are lowering anear the waters blue;
Yet each torture so distressing will appear bu,
as q blessing
When compared to that shrill Cock. -doodi.
doo'' BARTON
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boom. At the same time ] saw, or
fancicd | saw, IA glimmcr Of something
white creeping slowly along the boom,
and upon coming nearer ] saw that II
was wOman's figure, sl"n Ter ana
graceful and clothed in something long
and white and flowing. The form was
quite erect, and IL seemed To glide sLng
the dangerous way without u faltcr or
even SO much as a feeling for footing
in the darkness, the arms We're spl, al
widely In a similar attitude TO hat
crossing a slack rope, and the head vas
thrown back, AS though the razc was
directed to the threatening sky,
My first thought was OF the super
natural, and for "A moment ! stood sun,
Il fancy causes, while the form, which
had been near the mast when | first
deserted 1t, went steadily on toward the
end OF the boom; then, as ! tried 10
rouse myself, | felt IA touch upon my
arm. and the mate, wlo was then on
watch, spoke to me. his race white with
horror and his voice shaking.
what do you think OF IL, sir?' he
asked, falter!ngly. Il saw IL come up the
cabin stairs and go out there, and 1t
climbed up on the boom without seeming
to need Gands at all. | think Miss Alice
must be dead and that's her ghost, sir
AT the mention 'of AliCe's name |
shook off his hand and made leap for
the boom myself for her talk Of sleep
walking and her remark OF now nice n
would be TO walk along the boom and
jump into the water had suddenly re-
CURED to me- and Ike n fash ] realized
that she was walking in her sleep, go
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tor of and partner In a noted ocean
steamship line. II have had quite a few
remarkable incidents happen to me in
my day. especially when l was sailing
one of the two ships belonging to the
- line. and my partner the other"
with a retrospective smile as he thought
of the extensive number of vessels he
now controlled.
But think the most trying expert
ence ever knew took place even before
then. when was a youngster of twenty
and very proud of being trusted with a
ship while still SO young.
you see. l was clergyman's
son and my family looked upon
my desire to follow the sea as utter fool
ishness, but after ! had run away a
dozen times or so and been followed and
brought back Just as many, my father
thought he might as well let me have
my own way. so he took me down to
Liverpool and apprenticed me properly
and in due form TO an old friend OF his.
who was the head OF a great merchant
man line running TO the West Indies and
back. / was only fourteen then and I
believe the idea was that ! should tire
08 the labor and hardships Of sea life
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with one hand. she claspei in my other
arm.
THE shock wakened her, and beside
herself with terror AT her unknown po-
sit.on. she struggled madly and str0ve
to free herself from my embrace. while
scream after scream scared the men on
GerI. unul all thought of duty was for
gotten and the ship was practically un-
manned
sailors are Invariably superstltious
ani no, q few OF them really thought
tha' the white form was ghost and
that the eCTeams were mine, as ] was
carried off to the hell which Is supposed
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KOlnR Out with
you. I'm going
to take my wife
a n d daughter
along, too. we
all fancy t h Q
trip. q n d t
struck me that
we would z o
with you IN
stead of on a
pa ssenRer res-
sci. My wife
has made the
trip on a mer-
chairman manv
a time when we
were younger
opd NV dallRh-
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lection from sale to-day. Hoping It viii help
s..: s,%: ,ss,, poo, babies will ,ry !, s,s,.m s:,n'
soS Bedford avenue. BrooAlyn.
lneio..d IND .Is which y. collected ,,
eA varck street Mary Forristal. II.
Fannie zesh.r, 10 HAITI, z.eh.,, Ill
Loretta Moyl.n and Mary Ellen L.n.r,y had
. stand at iss Front street. Brooklyn. three
n.a ma az sG',.S At i.nS: ana
Myr,. 1 aver avenues. s. pTookiyn s LO'S' BY O" '"'
Eddie Smith. Katie Smith.
Tom Leary. MAY Brabson.
Willie Smith, Nellie sullivan.
Incios.d you will nnd -. collected By ave
girls on a stand In front Of 1873 Fort Greene
Bertha Byers Daisy Lewis.
Tillie Byers, Maybell Abbott,
Libbie Gleason.
IneiOsed IND -. IN. proceed. Of . small stand
little pleasure to some poor. sick children
Mldred c; Miller. D. BESSIE .Trsnbers =.
Ethel kallenbach. s. Grace Hollister, I.
Isabel Kalienbach, l.
1nciossd pleas. md so een,s collected from /.
lemonade stand held At the residence of Fannie
Davis hoping 4 will DO some little ones good.
Fannie Davis. IL: Mamie Reilly, "a
Maggie Fo.ey, IL; Mamaroneck, n. Y.
1nclosed md 33.24 the proceeds OF q stand held
by Marguerite Foley.
Mary Sheehy. Anna Fitzgerald.
Memaroneck. ". Y.
Lizni. Kiass. Dora Kla.s and Julia Meyers had
stand At lS East broadway three days. and
succeeded in raising s. so for the poor little sick
ones
1nclosed hnd a. proceeds OF a candy stand on
the corner Of Walcott and Conover Streets South
BROOKLYN
Anna Fleming, Agnes Fleming
Maggie Long Annie Savarese.
1nciosed hnd 81. the proceeds OF a lemonade and
fruit stand conducted by John Taral. nve years
old OF 40l Lenox avenue. Hoping 1t will help
the sick babies.
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7 u ] ! v COM
scious OF the
disorder o II
the deck. and
witha mighty
effort / strug-
gled 10 my
knees. made
IN V W a V
"A ! . n x the
boom. bruised
"A n u beaten
by its wild
swaying. and
finally faced
the demoral-
.Zei q r e W
with shaking
limbs and a
heart beating
to sunocation
hut with a
stern face
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AT sight OF me appearing before
storm they shrunk back. and one dashed
down to his bunk, but here my voice
came back to me. and | think tho
strong objursation ] yelled after him
thing else which | could have done.
Turning to the mate. who stood by
speechless with mingled shame and
fear, ! delivered the fainting girl to
him, telling him to carry her below.
rouse her mother and return as quickly
as possible, and then, barefooted and
half-clothed as | was, l forgot all else
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The corps OF Free Physicians main
tained by the Sick Babies Fund.
whose members visit the tenements
every day and look after the health of
the children of the poor. continues its
good and effective work. The chief
OF the corps reports that up to yes
terday the Free Physicians had treated
17,025 little patients, and made
SEQ revisits to sick little ones.
Besides this they furnished food and
clothing to many hundreds Of destitute
and starving families.
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into my clothing, I dashed up the
companion, and as ] touched the deck
heard II plainly once more. Come" Il
pleaded, In a lingering cry, and as !
stood straining my eyes to pierce the
stormy darkness which had succeeded
the brilliant moonlight 1t seemed to die
away in the direction Of she main
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two davs ana a
night later be-
fore / could find
time to 20 below
and ask after
Alice. yet through
all my anxiety
and the exhaust
ing labor | never
forgot her and
the recollection
of her white still
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which guards
: u q h 70 o J.
hardy actions.
on the very
e n Il o Z the
boom and as
she few past
me ! caught a
hold o I n g r
gown. The i'm
petus of her
fall upset my
balance and
We both fell.
but in falling
] managed to
K r a $ p the
b o o m a n q
I n g re W @
swung, | hold
ing IN in lLfa
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OF any one on the
ship, but IL was so
full OF terror. SO
thrilled with n
quivering fear, that
] sat up hastily.
trembling and listen
ing for the slightest
sound. The wind
was rising and |
could hear II wall
ing softly. with the
cer.C sound which 1t
always has al night
and az sea. but |
could hear nothing
else. and ! was
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Please hnd inclosed 3l4.0S. the proceeds of A
fair held at residence of E. D. Moore on Aug
23. at Babylon L. !.
Helen Thorpe. Mabel Walker
Josephine Adama Anna Matthias,
Ethel Bedell
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for the time being in thinking Of the
ship, which was running madly before
the wind and taking in more water
than she could carry safely for long.
"'rhe storm which was upon US was
one of the worst | ever saw-and have
been in many wild storm-and 1t was
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about doing when that call came again.
This time y sounded as though Il
was just as clear to my brain, and
hesitated no longer. Hastily slipping
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~ Look at the Half
Million Guarantee Page.

first batch Of chickens. and the head Of
the firm showed his confidence in my
abilities in a manner which came very
near to losing him a daughter.
Arthur, my boy he said to me
some days before l sailed again. I'm
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the BABIES 3O1n SAIL
To Day . Boatload Went to 0ri.
entail Grove.
One More Outing Ends This Sum.
mer's Series.
Tree Doctors Have Treated Nearly
1850 Little Patients.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Previously arknoyledsed ..............t $50, ,sN
Chickering Hall beneht. .........,........ 10.
Magic Lantern Show Julius r. Woesley
Henry W. Klepper Samuel p APPLE
gate. Elizabeth Hughes Charlotte A.
Klepper and Lowisa Applegate........ J.
Charade, Hackensack n. j., Hazel
Throckmorton. Josephine Richards and
Clifford Huyler .......................:
Fair, Bassett and Emma Lambert Mabel
Glider, Susie Bassett and Philip J.
Lutz ..........,,............ ..............
Fair, Flora and Harry Tof .............. 2.
Fair. Fordham. REGINA Swavne, stells
Marshall, May Kelly and Willie Mar
Carrie Habinger ......................... !.
Fair. Lillian Nelson and Angeius Swee-
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STANDS ON THE SIDEWALK.
Hundreds of Them Every Day for
the Fund.

Inclossd nnd N.l2. the proceeds OF . lemonade
stand held at Grihen street, Tompknsvills, g. l.,
by two little boys. George Lindsnberger. .. and
Harry Hanlon, g.
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YOUNG COLLECTORS,
An Army Of Children Always At
Work for the Fund,

Inciosed you Will hnd 81 70. the small but gladly
earned sum for the little ones Hoping It viii
do some good.
Fresldte Otto Frank Otto,
frankie Otto, Thso Otto
Gussie Oto, Freddie Otto.
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Leols Mcoomb. France. Mccomb, Allan Nc
Comb, Lester McComb. Lena Ohlbaum, Sarah
Ohlbaum, Hannah Ohlbaum and Susie Ref had
a fair at 376 Palmetto street. corner Ridgewood
avenue. Brooklyn. for three days and collected
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Fannie Knoud. twelve years Of ass. held q
fair one afternoon At ss3 Madison street. Brook
Ign, and realized $3.50.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Garden and Lawn PnrtI,s Given for
the Fund

1nclosed hnd S3.75. which Ia the result Of an
entertain nment given by the undersigne In hope
Of aiding some poor sick babies.
Frances Shostak, II. Rosa Davidson, IL
PAS Monroe street
Inclosed And 81. 30. the proceeds Of . lawn party
held at Parkville, l. l. We wish II were q great
deal more. but know It will do some sick child
good
Saddle NJ Smith, H. Linlis Buchanan. IL
Robert H. Smith 5.
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HE men in I h .

iE men in I h .
club-room h a d
been telling stor-
les a n d I h 9
available stock
O I narratives
having given out
We were casting
about for more.
Yes" said my
friend. the dirac-
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Cooke Succeeds Cooke.
RALEIGH. N. C., Sept. 3.-Hon. Charles NJ
Cooke. Of Franklin County. was to-day appointed
Secretary OF State To MI the vac ,ncy caused by
the dea,n OF the late Octavious o oke
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Inclossd dnd $685. tho proceeds Of a fair held
at the residence OF Miss Blanch Keiter iii
wash ngton street. brooklyn. beginning Monday
Aug. 10. and continuing through the week We
hope the proceeds will help the little ones
Sadie Keter. Blanch Keiter
Lena Mervln,
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HALF MILLION
GUARANTEE PAGE,
New Departure in Wants.
LITTLE FOLKS FAIRS,
They Arc Held Everywhere and
Greatly Help the Fund.

william Bosar,, owen Grifnths. Willie Grit
nths. Edith Pier and Edna Bosart had q fair at
IS Br!nkerhon street, Jersey City Heighta for
two days. and they succeeded in collecting IS.
We send you $780, proceed. of our children.
Maud Davidson. May Davidson
Leona white. Tessie Daneldecker.
Brooklyn.
Please hnd ,nclosed 1850. the proceeds Of . fair
held held in back yard at Palmetto street and
Jennie Nelson. David Cobdsli.
am only nvs years old. but thought Of the
poor babies this hot weather. / had a little fair
one one afternoon; and nclosed md check for 81 81
Viola q. Vail. aA Willis avenue.
Inclo,sd ana $3.50 collected a, . fair by
Annie Fredlein. Maggie Friedle.n.
r'''S'' ''0~h' n.,,v rIos.r,s Ios,. March.
rneiosed nnd ss.os. the proceed, Of fair held
At, the hs, ,e,laenss ,s nee Of Mrs Hauck Hoping this
E''i S,,. n.ses M'.' Isl ;'' Rsn. Rsig n:s Mfcs.
Inclossd hnd $3.50. proceeds Of . fair held .t
lois De Kaib avenue. Brooklyn. IN aid Of your
ward. II 1t Affords a. much pleasure to the Sa.
bes as it did Us. then We viii he happy. Indeed
i.stta Fraien, Asse Dornan
Peter Fralen.
Inciossd nnd S.sS. tho proceeds Of fair held
at the residence Of Miss Blanch Keiter Isl
Washington street, brooklyn. beginning Monday
Aug 49, and continuing through the week We
hope the proceeds will help the little ones
Sadie kelter. Blanch Keiter,
Lena Merwin.
Fannie Knoud. twelve years Of axs, held I.
fair one afternoon At ss3 Madison street Brook
Ign, and realized $S.6e.
Please hnd inclosed 314.0S, the proceeds of A
fair held at residence of E. D. Moore on Aug
23 at Babylon L. ].
Helen Thorpe Mabel Walker
Josephine Adams Anna Matthias.
Leola McOomb. Frances McComb, Allan Nc
Comb, Lester McComb. Lena Ohlbaum Sarah
Ohlbaum, Hannah Ohlbsum and Susie Reif had
a fair At 376 Palmetto street. corner Ridgewood
avenue. Brooklyn. for three days and collected
SIS.
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wlllsm Bossrt. Owen Grifrths Willie Grit
fths. Edith Pier and Edna Bogart had q fair at
IS Brinkerhon street, Jersey City Heghta for
two days. and they succeeded in collecting S.
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ENLARGED HIPS or protruding abdomen saee'
tualiy removed, never to return; excess o. ~
local or general, removed from any portion OF the
body double chin removed, waists made snall
The Natural Law Cure, 100 West 23d St
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lection from ssis to-day. Hoping Il will help
soms poor babies. will try Il again.
Rose Lewis Ada schlam,
Ema zachmAn.
COS Bedford avenue Brooklyn.
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Loretta Moylan and Mary Ellen Lanerty had
. stand at is3 Front street, Brooklyn. three
days and collected y.
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Please hnd Enclosed 81. so. the proceeds OF q IA
held In back yard at Palmetto street an
Broadway. Brooklyn. by
Annie Ne!son. Henry BrunjeA
Jennie Nelson, David CobdeIl
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BEST THEATRICAL and Toilet Cold Cream -.
pound. sample lars lSc Linton. Druggist ~
4th
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lnelossd dnd 1slS which collected By
keeping . lemonade and candy stand In front OF
s2t varick street Mary rcfristAl. Ii,
Fannie Zecher, 10. Hattie zecher, IL
Annie Zecher. g. Chas. Forristal, y
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am only hve years old. but thought Of the
poor babies this hot weather. ! had a little fall
one afternoon. and inclosed md check for 81 81
Hoping It will do the babes some good
Viola q. Vail, 3s+ Willis ayenus
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We send you $3.50. proceeds OF our chiidren's 8
fair Aug 30.
Maud Davidson, MAY Davidson
Leoha White. Tessie Daneldecker,
Drooklvn
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Max Schn7Jdk.
WILL BE A HUMMER.
Auspicious Beginning of the Fourth
of July Arrangements.

Auspicious Beginning of the Fourth
of July arrangements
There was generous response last night
to the call for meeting of citizens and
representatives of societies in the parlors
Of the Columbia Hose Company to make
arrangements for grand joint parade and
celebration of the Fourth of July. All in
attendance were enthusiastic over the idea
and the indications are that the demoustra-
tion will be the largest witnessed in town
for several years. Last nights meeting
was devoted to organizing the committee
and informally discussing the project
Another meeting will be held on Monday,
June 18th, at the same place. Robert
Lawson was made chairman of the com
mittee and Thomas Dove, Jr., secretary.
There are number of societies who have,
endorsed the movement and will give il
substantial aid, but have not appointed
delegates to represent them at the COM
mittee meetings They will do So how
ever. The representatives in attendance
last night were Mrs Mostow, Juniata
Council No. 81, Daughters of Pocahontas;
/ Joseph Kepchinski, st. Georges Society;
Thomas Williams, William Daddow and
Joseph Morris, Columbia Hose Company;
Anthony Sknger and Joseph Cominskie,
St. John Society Henry Shutz, st.
MichaePs Society; Adam j. Kantner,
Rescue H. & L. Co.; A. S. Hagenbuch,
Major Jennings Council No 367, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ; Simon Dempster, ST.
Nicholas Society; Matthew Kupchin-
ski, st. Anthony Society; Simon
Krist, st. Miohael's Society; Anthony Jit-
kis, st. Williams Society; j. D. Ledden,
Watkin Waters Post No. 146, G.. A. r.; f.
G. Reese, Washington Camp No 112, P. o.
S. of A.. Robert Lawson, Washington
Camp No, 1873; John Danks, Washington
Camp No. 2O6; P, H. Gable, John Stokes
Lodge No 515, 1, 0. o. f.; Mrs. Bieneman,
Lady Harrison Lodge No. 16; Mrs. Hood,
Star of Bethlehem Lodge No. 4 Thomas
Dove, Jr,, Hope Section No, 10, 1. o. o. f.
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THOUGHTS OF THE MOMENT.
Paragraphs on Odds and Ends From
the Pen and Pencil.

1t is gratifying and consoling, even when
misfortune falls heaviest upon ones
shoulders, to find that he at least has the
sympathy of some of his fellowmen. And
to find at the same time that there are some
at hand whose hearts are not capable
OF emitting sympathy is a most acceptable
lesson in human nature. The HERALD
has found both since the recent fire. The
latter have been few but as bad money,
they have turned up in prominent places.
Most of them have demonstrated beyond
all doubt that they are ignorant, selfish and
vindiCtive and should the HERALD have
occasion to deal with any of them in the
future it will not be taxed for method by
which to judge them. One of these is
a business man. He found consolation in
the eXulting expression, "The HERALD
fought the new water works, but will not
fight them any more. 1t has gone up in
smoke " This individual was no doubt
very much chagrined, if not amazed,
when lie saw the HERALD circulated at the
usual hour Saturday evening. tisalways
well to remember that chickens invariably
come home to roost, and it would not be
surprising to us if some day we should be
in charge of the roost when the chicken we
refer comes home. The public will no doubt
agree with us when we say that in such an
event we will be duty bound to introduce
this cock-a-doodle-do and the rest of his
breed to the AK, and we will have it nicely
sh9rpeued too Tibertiues and viO1atOrs of
family trusts may run unrestricted for
years, but there is an end to all things and
we are satisfied to wait until the parties
we refer to reach the end of their rope.
When the time comes we will not be found
incapable of extending sympathy, but at
the same time we will not shirk our duty
as a newspaper.
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The BUSY STORE
lI6 and 118 North Main St.

Ladies, attention! This week
the greatest wash silk offer ever
made. A consignment Of CORDED"
kaiki Wash Silk will be reduced
from SOC to 32lc. Your chance and
in reach of everybody to get a
waist Of corded" silk is now
here-take it.
Another bale of Muslin REM
nants has come in. 1t is the same
as before, strong, easy washing, &c.
A lot of Ladies' City-made Bon
nets-this week, 1Oc.
Ladies' Waists.
Just as good as new, except they
are wrinkled from handling-we
reduce from s1.15 to SOC. For a
light summer waist you can't have
anything better and cheaper.
See the goods in our window
what we can do for you at 7lc per
yard, goods worth from 12!c to 2Oc e..
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Try Scheider's Homemade Bread and
Cakes. 23 East Coal street. 4I7-1m
Good Oner DecIined.

Gerloch Dornbach was offered S12, 900 for
his property yesterday, but declined it,
The property has a frontage of 90 feet on
Centre street and runs 100 feet north on
Market alley, and thence east, with width
of 80 feet, to White street. The offer is
said to have been made by Max Schmidt,
the North Main street dry goods dealer
and tits said that had a bargain been made
the site would have been used for the erec-
ton of hotel on modern metropolitan
plans.