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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-27

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Geo. A. Carlow, the famous specialist
On hair and scalp diseases, is now at
room sol, Carey hotel. ITO 6t'
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Z. T. BLErELEY.
GOLD AT CRIPPLE CRrFK

P. & T. A. Ne Pac. Ry.
No. ia North Main ST., Wichita. Kan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-08
los MtSrER1OS DE PARIS

bahia recibido del cartero, en- auaencia de
ella, una carta en- papel ordinario, con la le-
ira del sobre desfgurada, en- Ia cual habfa
notado la sefial de algunas Agrimas
y le escrlb1steis, pobre criatura, hace
tres dfas. Y llorasteis al escribir esta car
ta.... la letra era disfrazada.
Luisa miro asombrada Rodolfo
-SC6mo sabeis, senor?....
-Serenaos. Estaba solo en- la porterfa
cuando trajeron esa carta, y la vi por casna-
lidad.
Era la mia, .seflor. En- esa carta sin
6rma dscfa al senor Bradamanti que, no
pudiendo ir casa, me hiciese ell favor de
hallarse aquella tarde junto al palacio de
Eau. Estaba sin juicio, querfa pedire uno
de sus horrendos consoles. Salf de la casa
con intenci6n de verle, pero al cabo de un
instante recobre la raz6n, me asuste del cri-
men que lba cometer, me yolvf casS.
Aquella noche ccurri0 una esCeBa que produ-
10 mi Ultima desgracia. M. Ferrand estaba
persuadido de que yo tardaIfa dos horas, sien-
do asf que estuye ausente poeos minutes. Al
pasar por delante de la puerta falsa del jar
din, la vi alberta, con grande sorpresa mia;
entire por ella; Ia cerre y puse la lave en- FL
gabinete de mi amo, seg1n costumbre. Esta
pieza estaba antes de sn cuarto de dormir, ell
sitio mas retirado de la casa, en- ell cual re-
clbia sus vlsitas secretss, pues ell escri-
torio solo despschaba los negocios ordina.
rios. Os dire por que os refero estos porme-
nores; como saba bien las habitaciones de Ia
casa, despues de atravesar ell comedor que
estaba alumbrado, entire sin luz en- la sala,
luego en- el gabinete que precedfa al dormi-
torlo de mi amo, cuya puerta sc abri6 al pun
to de pOner La lave sobre Ia mesa No bien
me hubo visto mi amo favor de la luz del
qulnqne de gu cuarto. cerr6 sdbitamenta Ia
puerta, de1ando dentro una persona que no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-08

clio hecho mi padre: yo no vefa iamAs los
escifbientes, que trabajaban en- un tramo de
la casa separado del nuestro
--5C6mo explicaba nj. Ferrand su con
Quota delante del cura cuando ns haliabais
sola con ell?
Me decfa que era por chancearse. Pero
ell cura tomaba sacramento estas acusacionea,
y me reprendfa con severidad, diciGndome que
debfa ser muy mala muy viciosa para per-
vertirme de aqnela manera tan santa
y rodeada de personals tan ejemplares reli
giosas. A esto nada>respondfa; baiaba la cabe-
"a, me rnborizsbs, mi silencio mi confu-
zion eran una prueba contra mi inocencia La
vida lego serme tan pesads, que algunas ve-
ces pense en- poner flo mis- dfas; pero me
acordaba de mi padre, de mi madre, de mis-
hermanos, y este ME sostenfa y me daba resig
naci6n. En- medic de mi desgracia Y envile-
clmiento, tenia ell consuelo de salvar mi pa
Dire de la carcel. Cuando conocf que era ma
DIRE Sc consume mi desventlira, v me tuve por
perdida para siempre. No re por que SO me
hgur6 que M. Ferrand, al saber este suceso,
que deberia mitigar su crueldad para conmi-
go, me trataria atm con mas rigor; sin embar-
go, estaba muy lejos de suponer 10 que iba
suced.rme.
Morel volvi6 en- 81 do su aberraci6n mo-
mentanea, miro alrededor con asombro, sc pa
so la mano por la frente, y, concentrardo
algo mas sus recnerdos, dijo Luisa:
Me parece que he eseado distraido EI
desvelo. la fatiga. :. los pesares sQu6
decfas2
-Cuando el sehor Ferrand supo que yo
era madre -.
Ell lapidario hizo IN gesto de desespera.
ci6n, pero Rodolfo Il calm6 con una mirada
-Bien, signe, sigue, quo escucharc hssta
10 1ltlmo.
Pregunte NJ. Ferrsnd de Que mod0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-08
B1BL1orECA DE ola DEMOS RAC1Ao

no ha sentido ell menor ruido en- la casa en-
toda la noche.
-iOh .>Habia tornado todas las precau-
clones para asegurar impunidad-dijo Ro-
dolfo.
ST, se1or; asi es que me quede tan ate
rlada, que nj una sola palabra pude respon-
der 10 que me dijo. Como ignoraba que Sc
hubiese Waldo de ningGn brebaje para ador-
mecerme, no. podfa explicarme la intensidad
de aquel suefio. Todas las apariencias me
acusaban; y al me quejaba, todo ell mundo
me condenali., porque aquella nochs espsnto
sa era un misterlo impenetrable mis- pro-
pios oios.
Rodolfo qued6 aterrado al yer la horren-
da hipocresfa de M. Ferrand
SDe modo-dijo Luisa-que no os
atrevfsteis decir vuestro padre ell odioso
stentado del notario?
No sen ,r: me hubiara creido e6mplice
de -M. Ferrand adem6s, tsmfa que, delandose
llevar de su c6lera, sc olvidase de que su IL
bertad y la subsstencia de nuestra familia de-
pendfan de mi amo.
y probablemente-dijo Rodolfo para
evitar Luisa una parte de su dolorosa confe-
si6n,- cediendo al tenor de perder vuestro
padre negandoos complacer al notario. CON
tinuasteis siendo Ia vfctima de ese infame.
Luisa baj6 los ojos Sc cubri6 de rubor.
Isl, senior. Mi amoa fin de alejar to-
ia sospecha, cuando alguna vez comIan con
Ell ell curs de Bonne- Nouvelle sa capellan,
me trataba con mucha aspereza delante de
ellos; pedfa al senior cnra que me amones-
tase, y le decfa que tarde 8 temprano llega
ria perderme, que tenfa naodales demasiado
libres con los escrlbientes que era ena hol.
gazana, cue solo me teDfa en- su casa por
carload por favorecer & un honrado padre
de familia quien habfA hecho va otros ser
yicios Todo esto era falso excepto ell seryi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-08

-JCuando German vivi6 aquf, oy6 acaso
alguna vez vuestro padre quejarse de que
ell notario intentaba seduciros2
Mi padre no manifestaba iamas sus
recelos delante de los extrafios; adem6s, por
aquel tempo era cuando 20 10 enganaba, di-
ci6ndole que M. Ferrand va no pensaba en-
mi. Ahi ipadre! perdonadme aQuella men
tina; solo 10 hacfa por tranquil zaros
Morel no respondio: solIozaba con la
cabeza apoyada en- los brazos, cruzados So
bre la cabezs. Rodolfo hizo una sefia &
Luisa para que no volviese d dirlgirle la pa
labra, la joven continue:
Viva en- continue ilanto, en- anpustis
continue. A fuerza de precaaciones conse-
gui ocultar mi situaci6n, pero no podfa espe-
rar que sucediese 10 mismo durante los dos
meses que faltaban para ell t6rmino fatal Ca
da vez vefa mas espantoso ell porvenir.
Nj. Ferrand me habfa dicho que estaba re-
suelto echarme de su casa; de modo que
mi familia lba verse privada de los pocos
recursos que 20 lie suministraba. Maldita Y
despreclada por mi padre, porque despues de
las mentiras que habia inventado para tran
quilizarlo, me tendrfa sin duda por c6mplice
y no por vfctima de M. Ferrand, Sque ibaa
ser de NIP sd6nde refugiarme9 5d6nde colo-'
carme hallandome en- tai estado? Confieso
que tive entonces una idea criminal; ss
hago esta confession, perque nada quiero ooul-
taros, nj aun aquello que@me perjudica, de-
SEQ manifestaros al extreme que me conduio
la crueldad de NJ. Ferrand. ST hnbiese su-
cumbido un pensamiento funesto, Sno seria
ese hombre c6mpice de mi crimen2
Gallo por un momento Lnisa, para CONT
nuar con voZ tTemula:
-Habfa dido decir la pcrtera que vi
va en- la casa m empfrico, -.
No pudo acabar. Rodolfo Sc acordos de
que 81 primer dfa que VIC madame Pipelet,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-08
Sc vende

en- Gusysma. bsrrio de Pozohondo, ana es-
tancia nara crianza de ganado, compuesta
de 31S cuerdas. todas de yerba de guinea,
cercada con estacas de tachuelo, alambre y
malta; diyidida la propiedad en- tres cerca-
dos que terminan en- 81 rio con agnas cauda-
losas durante todo al afo. El que In interese
puede verse en- Gusyama con don jose Ma
riano Cap6, 8 en- Patillas con don Santos
Tomei.
Julio 2 de 1896. mes pIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-08
sALIDA

il H. l. Vavcyde del dia puerto
pssaj Epna tasboro Puerto Rico al direct
de aque da cada de
NE de Herrera vale del % Epana
Puerto Rico al iecto sale de da
En- l: de
amie todos puertos pero paao
,te Santan
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17
Scientific and In Il u strinI. .

The births exceed the deaths through
out the world by over 800, 900 4 year
an average of three minute.
1t is said to be possible to draw plati-
mum wires so fine that two of them
of a human hair.
A new globe for all kinds of lights
increases the Illuminating power ten
per cent. 1t is grooved vertically inside
and horizontally outside.
The board of aldermen of Boston
passed an order the other day apprOpri-
ating 1901 900 for the ventilation and
sanitation of schoOlhouses.
French farmers can obtain an analysis
of their soils or plants from the expert
ment station at Paris for the small sum
of about 20 cents.
In India there is species of butter
fly in which the male has the left
wing yellow and the right wing red.
The colors on the female are vice
versa.
Whenever the invention admits of a
model the inventor is required to furnish
it of convenient size to show properly
and to the best advantage the working
of the device.
The Atlas-moth, gigantic fur-coated
night-fying insect of Central Brazil, is
said to be the very largest winged
''bug' in the world. He measures IA
inches from tip to tip.
There is trolley sprinkling car in
operation on Long Island. 1t uses up
100 gallons of water in four miles,
and has proved very satisfactory, except
to few absent-minded persons who
take it for an ordinary car and try to
board it.
Experts have recently demonstrated
that the annual saving in substituting
electricity for steam on the Pennsylvania
railroad would amount to many millions
1t is certainly within range of early
probability that the railroads cannot
then afford to use their present steam
traction.
The discomfort produced by crowded,
ill-ventilatea rooms in persons not as
customed to this condition of things is
not due to the excess of earbonic acid,
nor to bacteria, nor in most cases to
dust of any kind. The two great causes
of such discomfort. though not the only
ones. are excessive temperatures and
unpleasant odors.
Observations taken during the second
half of 1895 at the observatory of the
Roman College by Tacchini shows that
during this period sunspots have con-
tinued to decrease with a secondary
minimum in November, when days
without sunspots were observed. The
protuaerance have shown very little
change during 1895.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17
SONS OF VERMONT.
HERE AND HEREAFTER.

Our prejudice is ALWAYS an enemy t.
our good.
Living thoughts produce life in oth.
or men.
The real prayer comes from the life
on tine lips
We are made richer by whatever
makes us more grateful.
The problem Of dying solves itself,
when men learn how to live
Enmity cannot live long when ii
can find no enmity to feed upon.
Bowling down to a golden calf would
soon transform an angel into beast.
Many boy turned out bad because
his father bore down too hare on the
grindstone.
The greatest waste of time we can
be guilty of in this world is to neglect
to prepare for the next.
Skeptics may tear the Bible to pie
ces but they can make no reply to a
consistent christian life.
There is hope for the man who
doesn't have to fall down more than
once ~ learn how to stand up.
The devil is not Throwing any darts
at the man who thinks he can be a
christian without going to church.
A young man who treats his moth
er's commands with disrespect is very
apt to treat very lightly the commands
of God, of his employer, even Of those
who make the laws of his country.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17
LINDEN.
Race Record 2.l5. Sire Madison Wilkes. 2.24 81
Nv Georee W likes 2;2z; dam, Lady Maude,

by Young Trustee.
Linden foaed July q, 1886, is rich bay in col.
or sta nds s-2 and weighs 1915 pounds He IS OF
hd disposition and his conformation is Of the best.
Linden has proved himself game horse, and ms
record Of 7:Is is no limit Of his speed he has
premium over ali Stations the Valley Fair, Brate
boro Vermont. 1903 and also 1895. He is very at
tractive horse, and has many admirers.
Linden viii make the season Of rsoh at Brattleboro
VT on the Fair grounds where he can be after
May rst. He will be in charge Of c. c Winchester,
No. Chestnut ST., Brattleboro, who now has HIN at
his stable.
Linden is getting some very nice celis which will no
doubt be heard from later
Terms S25, with usual return privileges
Circulars sent on application, giving pedigree, sc.
Address j. r. CLARK.
Hoyoke, Mass.
Almost &C. WRNCHESTER,
Or. No. Chestn' - Brat'leboso. W.
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RAILROADS.
.OEMTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.

New London Division.
Taking effect June IS, 1896.
GOING SOUTH.
Trains leave Bratteboro as follows:
$50 q. M, for Springfield and New York.
$40 a m, for Millers Falls, Palmer and New Lon
don. Connecting at Mi.lers Falls with Fitch
r. r., at New London with N. Y, N. II. and
III. r. R., and with steamer Block Island for
Mystic Island, Watch Hill and Block Island.
81 IA. m, for Springfield and New York, aud
steamer Block Island for Mystic Island.
Watch Hill and Block Island
1880 am, for Millers Falls and stations on Fitch
burg r. r. Palmer and stations on Boston
Albany X. r., and for New London.
Las pm, for Springfield and New York.
$40 pm, mail train for Springfield.
4.25 p. M, for Milers Falls and stations on Fitch
burg X. r., Palmer and New London and New
York via Norwich Line.
4.s7 pm, for Springfield and New York. Daily
GOING NORTH.
Trains arrive at Brattieboro as follows:
$50 am, from New York and Springfield.
1925 am, from New York via Norwich Line,
New London, Palmer and Millers Falls.
ii .06 a. M, from Springfield.
LOS pm, from New London. Palmer and Miilers
Falls.
s2O PM, from Springfield and New York.
$40 pm, from New York and Springfield.
$50 pm from New London, connecting from
Block Island. Watch Hill and Mystic Island.
Palmer and Mllers Falls.
1906 pm, from New York and Springfield.
500 am, SIN days only from Springfield and
ss-subject to change without notice.
ID. MACKENZIE, Supt., New London
s. W. CUMMINGS, g. +. A., st. Adams.
j. A. SOUTHARD. ID. p. A., New London.
civ
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better than all the world but tn
angels loved you best" Then h
became himself once again and turning
to the young man said:
"You must not think anything o
this. lost my wife and child at sea
They were on their way out to m,
but the vessel was never heard o
again. You have put upon that can
vass the face of my wife Just as sh,
was. l thank you with all my heart
1t Is just as my little daughter woult
have been had the sea not claimed
her. God bless you! God bless you !!
and the broken hearted man claspet
Jacks hand and pressed it long ant
fervently
For the first time the thought flashed
across the young mans mind was he
holding the hand OF Adde'S father,
(, He seemed to realize it all, and askeC
excitedly:
"How long is this ago''
"Sixteen years ago." replied James
Robertson. quietly.
"Why do you look like that?-tel
me, man, tell me?p'
Because-oh, it can't be true?-l
painted that picture from living
model. The girl whose face you see
there lives. She was found sixteen
years ago. saved from the sea, and
But Robertson cried out, his whole
frame trembling.
"Great heavens Where is shei
Take me to her; let me see If she
is my child. | shall know my little
Roselle. Don't trifie with me, young
man, and oh, don't disappoint me
now.
''She is in the house," said Jack.
James Robertson flew from the
room. 1t was pitiful to see HIM,
"Roselle, Roselle, little Roselle ~
he cried. Come to me. Where are
you? I'm looking for your
Little Addie sat quietly in the
housekeeper' room. She heard the
name, and bent her head to listen
She seemed as if in doubt, but a smile
was in her anxious look, and her
childhood's days seemed with her once
more. She was with her mother, who
held her in her arms and kissed her
many times, calling her my little
Roselle.' The name was on her lips
when the man, half frantic with ex-
pectation, reached the door. still
crying out the name by which her
mother called her.
He looked for moment upon the
girl before him-only moment, and
then, with cry of Joy born only in
a fathers heart, took her to himself
with strong embrace, kissing her
passionately and weeping as though his
heart would break yet smile of re-
lief was there with his tears. 4 md
his child never for moment took her
arms from around his neck, but
seemed to accept the truth when the
man, brought low, with emotion,
cried out:
MY little Roselle, have l found
you at last ~
He took her on his knee, Jack
standing quietly by, and he told her
how. when tiny thing, she and her
mother were on their way to join him
in distant country. How they never
came, or the vessel was lost; how he
had lived alone ever since then; for
who could share the love he had for
his wife and child? And then Jack
chimed in with the birthday story;
and the father, child and lover sat
there for many hours, the happy man
often looking down to say, my little
Roselle," and to kiss her once again.
But, father, you will have to call
me Addie-little Addie. 1t is the
name Jack knows and loves me by. +"
James Robertson understood. Jack
had his reward. -tDetroit journal.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17
AN UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL.
IRON ne Democrat, atlanta, 7eros.
AN OBSTACLE.

MAS climbing up mountain patb
WIN many things to do. Nv"
And ",h. business OF my own
"nen l ran against a Prejudice
mat quite cut OFF the view.
wors was such as could not wait,
MY path quite clearly showed ""
suength and time were limited.
carried quite a load,
anu there that hulking Prejudice
Snt all across the road.
80 spoke to him politely.
rof nc WAS huge and high.
az" ncRgeu that he would move a hit
anu Jet me travel by.
ny smiled, but AZ for moyinvi
lie didn't even try.
ana then reasoned quietly
WIN that colossal mule;
NY tihe was sh0rt-nO other path-
me mountain winds were cool:
urged like q Solomon
lie sat there like fool.
Then flew into a passion.
danced and howled and swore.
pS,Ied and belabOred him
III was stiff and sore;
lie got as mad as did
But he sat there as before,
anu then l begged him on my knees
might be kneeling still
III SO ! hoped to move that mass
or Obdurate ill-will;
As well invite the monument
To vacate Bunker Hill.
so sat before him helpless,
In an ecstacy of woe;
Inc mountain mists were rising fast,
me sun was sinking slow
when sudden inspiration came,
AS sudden winds 10 blow.
ltook my hat. l took my stick,
My load settled fair,
approached that awful incubus
With an absent minded air
Ana walked directly through him
As If he wasn't there!
-fCharlotte p. Stetson, in Woman's Journ;
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17

To improve the appetite, restore
healthy action to the bowels, promote
digestion, and regulate all the bodily
fuactions, Ayers Pills are the best. A
simple but effective aperient. No pill
is in greater demand nor more highly
recommended by the medical profes
rinn
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17
P.p.Q. KILLS BUGS. P.D.o.

This great discovery Is sure death to all lice
and vermin on plaAis, shrubs, grape vines, cur.
rant and rose bushes. kills lice and fees on
poultry, dogs. cats and all animals; kills ticks on
sheep and stimulates growth of wool, Kills bed
bugs, reaches, water bugs, ants, moths, buffalo
bugs, etc. Is the only remedy known that pre-.
vents the eggs or nits from Matching thereby
stopping breeding. Is harmless to human be.
dispensibie for farmers, nurservmen, poultry
breeders, etc. Price 25 cents for ID. package,
IBIS. in bulk for 81. Sold by druggists, gro.
GERS, grain stores or c. E. Ordway, Gent Agt,
Proctorsyille, Vt. Worcester Compound Co.,
P. o. Box 749, Worcester. Mass. AIMS.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17


Charlie Masher-You seem to be cold
and distant this evening, Miss Lille,
Little Charlie-O, Charles, if l could
only believe that you really love me
If could only trust you.
''Well. why can't you? all my other
girls do. -
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17

When the hair has fallen out, leav-
ing the head bald if the scalp is not
shiny there is ehance OF regaining
the hair by using Halls Hair Renew
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-17

well how is the cycling craze i
this part Of the country"
Failing off, said the pretty cyclist
as she took header over the handl
bar. -Titbits.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-12-19
Some Fine Perkers.

Many fine porkers have been killed
in Accomac in the last few days, the
weight of some of which are given
below:
At Accomac G. H., a pen of four
hogs killed by Mr.. Fred Waddy ag-
gregated 1904 pounds-54O, SIS, 479
and Asst respectively, and four, twenty
months old of Mr.. H. G. Ayres
tipped the beam at 572, SOC, 49S and
4S6-9,O62 pounds in the aggregate.
One killed by Mr.. Bennett Parks,
near Modestown, weighed $50 pounds;
one by Mr.. Henry W. Shrieves in
same neighborhood, GOAL pounds, and
one by Mr.. John E. Parks, near
Pastora, 618 pounds
At Cashville and vicinity four
porkers of Messrs. Charles Crosley,
Littleton Harrison, Spencer Drum
mond and Jas. Drummond, weighed,
respectively, 574, $50, 53S and 5O7
pounds, and the weight of two hogs
aged IS months of Mr.. A. s. Churn,
near Keller, was 1901 pounds each.
At Mappsville and vicinity, three
20 months old, slaughtered by Mr.
VIM. T. Baker, weighed 1,7S4 pounds
Gig, COZ and $40, respectively; three,
10 months and two weeks old, by
Mr.. Lambert Chesser, weighed 1.166
pounds, Ais, SSS and 800, respectively;
two by Mr.. Jas. T. Smith, II months
and - days old, 1854 and $50 pounds;
two by Mr.. Geo. Colonna, $50 and
$40 pounds; three by Mr. Geo. Morris,
10 months old, $50, $50 and 3O4 pounds,
respectively, and one, 0 months old
by Mr. Elijah J.Curtis, which in June
last got out of hole in pen six inches
square, weighed 264 pounds.