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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
FOREIGN HARKETs

Liverpool. July 2s.-1:3o p. n. closing:
Wheat-Spot steady; demand poor; No.
2 red winter IS 1izd: No. red spring
IS; No California IS Sd. Futures clos
ed stead with September = pence high
er and other months Y pence higher:
business about equally distributed: July.
August, September A n%.d.
Corn-Spot American mixed news sc
10iz pence; futures closed quiet but
steady with July Il pence lower and
others unchanged; bushes heaviest on
middle positfo July Is 10d; September
g Id
F1our!rrn1 demand moderately
Bacon-cuier, demand moderate.
Besf-Extra ndia mess AS Sd: prime
mess as Sd
Pork-Prime mess, fine western As;
merfufn western 3Ss 90.
Lard-Quiet; prime western 81 Sd:
refined in pals l9w.
Butter United States rs; good Ass,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
CONDENSED TESTIMONY.

Chas. r. Hood. Broker and Manufac-
turer's Agent, Columbus. Ohio, certiies
that Dr.. Kings New Discovery has 10
equal as Cough remedy. y. Brown,
Prop. S. James Hotel. FIT Wayne. Ind,
testifies that he was cured Of a Cough
Of two years standing. caused by Ia
Grippe. by Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
r. =. Merrill. SaiIwtnsville. Mass. says
that he has used and recomrn ended II
and never knew = 70 fan and would
rather have 70 than any doctor. because
It always cures. Mrs. Eemrl;ng, 22z
E 18th St. Chicago. always eeps u at
hand and has no fear OF Group. because
Il instantly relieves. Free IRA: Bot
ties az George vanWerden's Pharmacy,
52s ". Main st. snd @. Behring'S drug
store. corner Topeka and Douglas ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
News Note, From Sewk,rt.

Newkirk. q T, July c5.-SpeciaD-
About 10 O'Clock Thursiav. during a
heavy thunderstorm the spire OF the
Coag1exa1sonai church was struck By
iish thing and entirely demolished splIa
ters from The spire were thrown 100 feet
No further injury was sustained. Other
than q small amount % plas-e-ias was
torn Of. Parties living in the in11sdI
ate vicinity sustained slight shock
Wa.i Bros. have sold tne-r transfer
huss.ess % Il 2. Paris and have pur
chased the confectionery BUSINESS OF
10. MIR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26

Grady. Earned runs. Cleveland 2:
Philadelpnmia. s.
REDS 1913; BEANEATEFS So.
Cincinnati, July 25.-Cincinnati won
two games from Boston, both through
errors Umpire Mcfarland, friststt
ened by the kicking Of Boston, left after
the first game and Bud I-aly urp;red
Attendance II 900. Score:
First game
RI z
Cincinnati 20 40 Il o
Boston ....4 100000 o15 10 s
batteries: Cincinnati-Ehret. Fisher
and PETIT; Boston-Stivetts and Camel.
Second game: Score:
Ri E
Cincinnati 80 90 ooo1 o'-3 8 0
Boston 100 300 90 10 4
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and Pc
itz; Boston-Nichois, Sullivan and Ber-
gen.
BROWNS 8; ORIOLES 2.
ST. Louis. July 25.-ThA Orioles had
tn eBrowns shut out up to the, ninth,
when the latter batted out three runs
and won. Esper pitched a good game
and the support given him by the Wis
itors was perfect. Hart did even bet
ter IN the box but owing 20 errors by
the Browns. the Orioles were enabled
CO soore twice. Attendance 5000 Score:
RHE
Baltimore .....oo1 100000 % O
ST Louis 80 0 0 o 0 90 0 3-3 s 8
s:Baltimore-Esper and Clark
St Douis-Hart and Murphy. Earned
runs-St. Louis ..
BRIDEGROOMS Z; COLTS 6.
Chicago. July 25.-Although the COTS
MADE fifteen hits and had but two err
rors, the Brooklyrs won out 10y a mar
gin OF enc run on nine hits. with seven
misplay-s charged 10 them. Three OF
the visitors runs were due 70 Terry's
gifts. Attendance 1900. Score:
RHE
Chicago 49, 211oo o11-S SIS ?
Brooklyn .-....e 2 o 2 o IL 1
Batteries: Chicago-Terry and Don
ohue; Brookiyn-PaHie and Grim.
COLONIES I; SENATORS 6.
Louisville, July e5.-The Coloneis de-
feated Washington in very interest
ing game. MCGUIRE was removed from
the game in the second inning by UNI
pire Belts for using insulting language.
Hin pitched the last inning. Attend
ence 500. Score:
RHE
Louisville 80 ooo22 III 8
Washington 20 0 l 0 0 0 0-6 s .
Batteries: Louisviiie-Fraser Hill
and Dexter; hinEton@CrerTnan, Nc
CURE and McAuley Earned runs
Louisville ,; Washington l.
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Or. J. 9. DENSTEN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Roorns s and ., Zinmeriy Bldg. wichita

Office hours daily and Sunday 8
u n 70 p. n. Visits made
day or night - any part Of the
CITY or country. All acute and
chronic diseases OF mea, women,
ard children. obstetrical cases a spe-
cialty, and chronic nervous diseases.
Diseases Of The heart kidneys. stomach,
liver. bladder. rectum. womb, ear, eve.
nose, throat ard lungs. paralysis. ca
tarrh. asthma bronchitis. eczema, rheu-
rnatisnl. neuralgia, epilepsy fits. all fe-
fnsie diseases. irregularities and weak
nesses. AL diseases OF men. nightly
losses. lost vitality. lost manhood. var
:ococels. gonorrheoa. blood poison. old
SORES. structures. etc. Cancer, tumors.
rupture and piles positively cured with
OUT knife pain or caustics. Consuita-
zion and examinations free
Anyone sufferig with Catsrrh. B7on-
ch!tis, Throat. Head or Lung troubles
may receive a three months treatment
Tor only s. Trial treatment free in
Office. u never fails to cure. Use il
g. home.
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TURKISH BrrcnEar RESUMED
Thousands OF Arnsnszss IA the yIefnfty o.
yaa Reported BILLED

Lo1ion. July c,.-Tse ChrorI-.s and
osher LCnio1 paps5 pro7iSn Getagsz
CT the rnAzscre Il ire vicinity OF Van
ca June -. CO -hOg-znEs % Ar7ne1sz-s
Z - SEATED ira. ever foxy viIBszez
ware Destroyed. sni ffst ev-y rsal-
person nor. tazr Eight yrars % zsys
has bs-n Killed. Ga scooun: &C th's 80:
massacre q TIE ArDeltzns. sDcis4rs
srr-s-x=tet :, rei;@f rv-k - Asia 1crey
SaTS aVp@as~-i o-ce more @ ire rs1Slls
for sd5f-soaai fJ-ks--
Tbs ne-s % t5s destruction % ,orsy
prosperous villages n the s1c1naty %
Ven AID roe r-rss@a<-s q .: tsas- e &C
Arzne-i2ss. -zs coc1zinet IN fA4 .sss-
patch 1ro-z co7stan-saovIs % fs~ Chr1r-
icS- y "a. caSses ~xrtusxve.y 90 tns
Assoc;sset Press so<sy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
PIRATES ~: GIANTS 1o-2.

Pfttsburg, Pa. July o5.-The first
ZANE was won because of Hastings
= Poor in the box HARVEY did very litre
Setter. IN The second game Sullivan
went into the air IN the seventh and
Clark was substituted. He made a
poorer showing than Sullivan. The
Hood in the ALCHEMY river came into
t1e park and necessitated calling the
game in the eighth inning A trade has
ooen consummated by which Beckley
Eoss 70 New York and II Davis re-
mains in Pittsburg. Attendance $3.50.
Score:
First game
RHE
Pfttsburg .....ocoIs21oo-7 - 5
New York - 040o 210 10 "A S
Batteries: Pittsburg, Hastings, Haw-
ley and Merit: New York. Clarke and
Wilson. Earnsd Tuns-Pittsburg l.;
New York 8.
Second game
RH E
New York ...Io 1001O % 4
Batteries: Pfttsburg, Killen and Mer-
ritz; New York, Sullivan. Clarke and
Wilson. Earned runs-Pittsburg .; New
York /
3E11ILllE6S Io-iV, Sf1DEtCS 30
Cleveland. O., uIy 25.-Cleveland lost
tvo games 70 the Phillies today by rea-
son o. errors and careless playing. IN
the first game Wallace dropped a fly in
the fourth inning and let in three runs.
The visitors won by one run in the tenth
after Cuppy had been substituted for
Wilson. IN the second game the visitors
had II al their own way. Attendance
! 500 Scora.
First game
RH z
rreveland zoos ooo1%s .
Philadelphia 0 A 0 90 0 Ito II l
Batteries: Wilson. Cuppy and Zin-
r-ier; Philadelphia, Gaylor and Clement
Earned runs-Cleveland 4; Philadelphia
g.
Second game
r H z
Cleveland .....5 0 Q o101oo-f 8
Philadelphia % o31I02 do Is 2
Batteries: Cleveland, Cuppy and
o Meara; Philadelphia, Gumbert and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
FRESHMEN HISS BaYARD
Meeting Held In csicago In Behalf of
Irish Political Prfson<r&

Chicago. July "A nsa-ss Tnestlrz o.
the united IRISH eoc;eties was he'd to
night N Central Music hax "a behalf
OF The l-1shrnen who are bid in EnSifsh
Prisons FOR political osfenses. The prfn-
cspsl speakers OF the evening were Unat-
Cd States S~nstJ- CuiIO-r. and G(rge-rsor
Al.zeld. both OF whUEn declared tina. ne
tine vas not FAR OF zhea EnFizad
v-0nt be coTnp-f5ef 20 sr~s the n~n she
rad tn2r-soue1 Tor political rezSrss
PaSoiutsors IN aocorsisncs with sa4
spirit q fhe rneerrg we're sdypse8-
The name 81 ArnheAEadoT Bzyzrd 11is
nsssed every tine - vas r1enccned
Several % the iss.er sp-ste--s denounced
him Is an English to6dy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
SILVER sfoNoNrTAILIsN.
Ii Hung Chang Tells What Re win 4.
when He Gets Home

WHEN He Gets Home.
New York. July a5.-A dispatch 20 the
World from LoT<ion says:
Ii Hung Chang, being se-n IN .T.s
said:
You know that vs have 10 cotnayp
IN China We'll. I am going 20 intro
duce 81 Immediately. II shall be all ST.
yer. We shall AL b silver nDonorne tai
e-s,s- I snail Teulsfn here short tine
longer. then snail 60 20 I.Egiand for
several weeks s-.d then 30 America.
snail visE. Ne~ York. Washington sr-l
Chicago ana 90 homo By way OF V1-
Couvar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans July 25..Cotton-Quiet
good ndddi;ng So ;n.iddling 5 L.; low
r1idd1ng Ssss; good ordinary SIS cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
xo.o,the Ch,~,rosP1,sfsrn

Portland. Ne. J1iy E--Etxsri 2
WsasJo<. Deno--z - csncSca.e for so-r-
emo. has wicad1xr bacaose O.
TIE Chicago pi.zeo-n- Rs cec.eo1 vas
made kno<l ae chss afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26

Fzvare. Jaty .s-f-v~z, r,su-ns.
a. iez<- 90 Ese-. f~et san Louis q.
s-x-eh 90 Gs1ez al els hacs CO .-Sz--
gfncsI Acccrtinz - the ta<esf sdvscr.
reserved here tAey Rave b>~1 ucs5i>
t-Sursers leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
A BABY'S PRATTLE
The One Thing Lacking in Many
Otherwise Happy Homes.
THE GRANDEUR OF MOTHERHOOD.

Motherhood All the real ron-rc- ard
al the real GOOD. IN ali rne gree. ->saa
world. are bound up in that o,e ssvee,
word FSds may cone and f.5< may
60. Newer women may crowd upoSs
ehe heals OF the women already new.
One fact VII remain eternal and enss-
terzaole. with rs roots deep IN na,ursr
heart
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CHICAGO Markets
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Carh n1,nta ti.,rs u.e-, as fnrn1rs.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Wnter patents, s.. 1880; win
81 l5d26: straights, s25od3oe; bakers. go
G23.
No. 2 spring wheat. sc: No. 2 red. slis9
S1S.c- No Q corn, -. No. oats. 1s-s z,
o az ~; rs nor ar No ~ az no no
4. fob, &c. No. fiaxseed, 73tsc Prime
timothy seed, $4,000. Mess pork per
Short RIBS SIDES. Goose s22Oa3 % Dry
sailed shoulders, Coo1eD S2.G4. Shor:
clear s.des CooxeiD Stzd3s.. WHISKY, DIS
ullers finished goods, per gal. 81 SUg-
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
Articles. Receipts. shipments,
Flour barrels 5000 5T'
Wheat. bushels. .r4,co N.Gl
Corn. bushels...-.-.. 5000 s.1s
Oats bushes. .2L3.0o : 5000
F-ye, bushels. ......--... I.UJ =
Berley. blIshels........ 500 400
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm; crea 11eE-es- ioI14c
carries. saq2c Eggs firm; fresh. loo.
chicago. IN, July e5-The n,-z-iSet WIS
practically nominal: receipts reaching
500 These were disposed OF az prices
unchanged from yeste6ey,
Fcgs-A few early sales we're made e.
sstady prices. but weakness soon set In
AMI the days business was largely dc2e
ot decline OF $40 cents Sales were
a. se.65G3.20 for heavy. s1o5GS.35 for
medium weights. s3.1od3.+o for mixed
and s3-25T355 for Eight weights. Late
n the morning 2 good many rough
heavy hogs sold at s.. s5G2e5
Sheep-Trasie was fairly animated a:
unohangd prices, native sheep being
sala1ble at slGTs * for Inferior TO choce
western ar & 5oT3.e5 and lambs at 500
SIS with few sales above s5.25. Year
lings sold at s3Ef3.50.
Reoeipt+CattIe. 500; hogs, 5000: sheep
$500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
Dc YOU EYrR

Try Electric Bicters as a remedy fo-
your troubles Il not. get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly ADAPTED TO The
relief and cure Of I'll Fe1asIe Complaints
sxerting q wonderful d.-ect influence In
giving strength and tone 20 the orraas
II you have Loss % Appetite. Consa pa-
tsoa. Headache. Painting Spells. or s-s
Nervous, Sleepless. Excitsala. Neian-
choiy. o. troubled with ns-zv Sp,-u.
Electric Biue-s = tire medicine yc.1,
need. Health and Strength are Sua-sa
taed by i-s use. Fifty cents e-d g %
az George vanWer6er's Pharmacy. s2S
y. Main ST. and 9. behring's. corner
Topeks and Dousses avenue
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THEY START ALONE
LOCAL DEALERS DISREGARD LON
DOB STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Market Opens Stronger and Active. Taking
All Regularly Active Properties. and an
Advance Of Ose-Haif 50 One Per Ceas
Oeclrs-Londen Appears on the Adj
vance ~ . seiler-Keaetiea Eosues. To-
bacco's Decline Being the Extreme =
Close ut Gessral Net Gains-Notaoie
Movement In SILVER Certificates

New York. July ,5.-The stock mar
ket today was Of the usual half-hoiiday
dimensions, with the railroad stocks
SURPRISING the indusrrisls. as group.
in extent Of trading. Contrary 70 the
precendent IN the market recently. the
local dealers disregarded IN fact OF
iovr prices n London for American
securities. and the marke. opened strong
and active. The advancing move
ment took IN all the regularly active
list AMI gains OF Il 10 1 per cent were
scored. TIE dealings were almost en-
tireiy professional. On the advance.
London appeared as ssler 70 a large
ting out OF fresh short lines by the
traders resulted in a reactionary move
ment, IN the final dealings extending
20 III PER cent in Tobacco. Al the high
points the advance over Fridays close
had ranged from to "a per cent. A
feature Of the dealings was movement
In silver certificates from SIS 3-5 10 So
per cent on sales OF 100000. The final
sale wss at SIS per cent The market
closed heavy but at net gains gener-
ally.
The bond market was strong. especial
ly IN the Atc.iison issues. Kansas and
Texas and Hooking Valley fives and
Southern fives reacted sharply at the
close on foreign liquidation, influenced
by the reported rate cutting.
The market IN the week lacked de-
ctded tendency and was conspicuous
for the great nurroer OF issues traded
in. Tie speculative Issues displayed
aggressive strength. but there was a
persistent sagging IN the inactive bonds
Government bonds were inactive and
Irregular but, II the main, improve
ments were made, which were lost on
resiizations Sales were 81 .334. so.
Business n silver certificates was ac-
tive. Prices were Irregular. with an
easy tendency. The sales were s4S2. 900
New York, July 25.-Tne weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
Reserves. decrease g. 2f3. AS: loans. de-
crease s.. eo1 go. specie, DECREASE ss,1o2.-
600; }-gal tenders, decrease SS2e 500; de-
posts, decrease S2.s32. 800: circulation
increase 1880. The banks now hold
SIS, 500 N excess of the required
amount OF the Is per cent rule.
Washington, July 8.-The withdraw
ais OF gold from the treasury today ag-
kEeS-te $OOsocV, VI WINCH sfo'.VV "dS ~
coin and s10.oo0 In bars None went cu:
for export New York banks put sS75.-
go in gold into the slb-treasury. swell
ing the reserve 70 sos. 951 .Ss1 at the close
Of business.
Chicago, July e5LThe National
Bank OF Illinois deposited $4,000 In
gold in the sub-treasury today. the first
instailrrent OF $3.50, 900 in gold 20 be adj
yancei by The Chicago banks 10 the
governments reserve.
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Wcstern Association Games.

Dubuque. Ia, July e5-Score:
r 81 E
Dubuque .-....o 0 0 Q o-5 10 5
Burlington zoos 200 e-s IS
Batteries: Smith and Zahner; Burning
ton-Hansea nd HUI
Rccsfard. II, July ,5.-Score:
r II z
Rockford .......o 0 Il 1o1 oo-S !
Cedar RaPids...o 0 0 0 0 Oil (
Batteries: observation-disclosures AMI
Snyder; Cedar Rapsds-Slagle and Sui
Ivan.
Peoria II, July e5:-Score:
T II z
Peoria .......1Iso0 0o.@5 1
Des Moines-..-.e 0 / @ 1-S . 2
Batteries: Peo-ia-Souders and Dug
dale; Andrews and Lehman.
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IErr TO THr CONVENTION
sssssehsss D-asssSrstte ConrIftee
Erade< the ChIea:o Piaforp.

Erad~< the Chicago Platform.
Boston. July "A a ra-eGn= % THE
IaSxacEuserrs D-Tccrzzc comm rtee
here today. teid fo- re p,s-p-nss % nam
- q t'z<e fox the c-1-e3Sicn . rcfrf-
rate state officers. IL .ueStsc0 = e--
6o-S.ng Re national patfo-n Ess In
t-or5 oce6 TINS caused Considerable
discussion. and s<rc- = sharp debate.
8. was Weed. - 20 =. refer tAe matter
20 TIE coming convention. the 6z,e cs
which vas SET fE SEP -
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SOCIALISTS IN LoSpoS
lnssrn=fiesaf Ccsxress Bsgtas Ia That
Metropolis 1onere~.

Metropolis 1onssrs~-
Copyrse.s: lbs ~ TIE Ass>cntr: PREM
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Dubuque. Ia. July -5.-The funeral
OF .he late General George Wallace
Jones was irsld ~ s.. PaIrick's Cz.ho-
iio chu,ch this morning. TIE sermon
was delivered BY Rsr. Dr.. John Carroll
Among the honorary rel-oeare-s was
Senator Allison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26
HALF PLAY TWICE
PHILLIES AND REDS MAKE A
CLEAN SWEEP OF IT.

Pirates and Giants Divide Even-Browns
Administer Portion Of Advertisement
Atc rhe Orioles in the Very Last Inning.
After Having seen Kept Out n the
Other EiShr-E- deg rooms and Colonies
Defeat the Colts aud Senators, Respec-
lively, by Scores OF seyen to Six in Each
Case-W estern Games,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26

LOOK how the bI1e-eyed vioIe.s glance
love 10 one aEother.-T. 3. Read.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26

Batteries: Pittsburg, Hastings, Haw-
ley and Merit: New York. Clarke and
Wilson. Earned TUns-Plttsburg /;
New York g.
Second garnN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26

On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm; cres 11eS-es- iSI14c:
cairfes. Sdq2c. Eggs firm; fresh, loo.
Cheese duh. 6a.Grc-
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r II z
Cleveland .....3 o101oo-t 8
Philadelphia % o 110 , do Is 2
Batteries: Cleveland, Cuppy and
o AeaI'a; Philadelphia, Gumbert and
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-13
YIctOrla,s Descendants.

A laborious genealogist announces,
as the result of years of minute labor,
that the Queen children, of whom she
has lost two; Al grandchildren, of
whom eight have died; and % great-
grandchildren,al of whom are living.
She has therefore 60 descendants live
ing, seven children, 33 grandchildren,
and % of the next generation. Her
eldest great-grandchild, the Princess
Feodore, of Sake einingen, is now
nearly II, so that in all probability
Her Majesty will live to see her grand
children's grandchildren. Few Eng.
lish sovereigns before Queen Victoria
have seen grandchildren grow out of
infancy; and none ever saw a great
grandchild. Hence, Her Majesty had
to determine the question of prece-
dency in the case of the Duchess of
Flies children, and she wisely de-
cided that they should rank only as
daughters of Duke.
The decision was in accordance
with a House-law decreed earlier in
the rein, by which the title of Prince
and Royal Highness is limited to the
sovereign, and the children of the
sovereign's sons, the children of the
sovereign's daughters taking prece-
dence only according to the rank OF
their fathers. Thus the Princess
Helena's children rank as children
of Prince Christian only, while the
Duke of Connaught's are Royal High
nesses; and Prince Arthur of Con.
naught's son and successor, if be has
one, will be the Duke of Connaught
as an ordinary duke, taking prece-
dence merely by date of the creation
of his dukedom. This is now the
case of the Duke of Cumberland OF
the roll of the House OF Lords, though
he is styled Royal Highness as a son
of a King of Hanover. The Gentle
| woman.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-03-13
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Duty doesn't call she listena
Two lies are weaker than one.
All is not fun that raises a laugh.
Be as happy as you can. il you can.
Tomorrow is always the best Of tho
year.
Some women look too old and some
too young.
A good habit is never good enough
brag about
Many a man thinks he isin love and
is only in trouble.
The man with nothing to lose does
not necessarily win.
When a man has only one idea II is
usually wrong one.
It is not polite to have more than
one kind OF politenesa
II is not more blessed 10 give a
bride than to receive one.
All people have something to regret
il it is only that they we're born.
Even an honest man often breaks
the promises he makes TO himself
Some benefactor should invent a
system which will be an aid to forget
fulnoss.
The right to ones opinions doesn't
always include the right to obtrude
them upon others.
The people who are always waiting
for their ships to come in are FREE
quently those who have never sent out
any.
Most women are convinced that all
that is necessary to make a man happy
is for him to get a wife. The men
know better. New York Press.