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superstition that
an evil eye may be
cast upon a person
to bring all sorts Oh
trouble and mis-
fortune. Th It
seems like a pretty
FOOLS h notion
but it isn't much
worse than some
of the notions
which civilized
people indulge in.
One worn out su-
oerstition is the be-
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

Cabinet portfolios are the most
sought for Christmas present among
the republican politicians.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

Senator Tillman smiles when he
reads of the probability that his
dispensary law will surely be adopted
by the Alabama legislature. He
doesn't mind being personally abused
so long as his ideas are being recoEized
as good enough. to be copied outside
of South Carolina.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

Some people are indulging in flap
doodle talk about Cuba Everybody
who know the facts knows that Cuba
could not exist thirty days as an indie
pendant nation without the protection,
actual or plainly implied, of the United
States.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

The newspapers are trying Senator
Sherman in various cabinet chairs, but
our guess is that the old man will stay
in the Senate and that he will do his
level best to get another term.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

The New York Herald is anxious to
know whether Major Mckinley looks at
the Presidency with the eyes of a poll
tician or of a statesman. If the Herald
can tell exactly the stage in the career
of a successful politician when he be-
comes a statesman it can ease its own
anxiety.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
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DIRECTORS
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Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

One hundred thousand dollars in
good American money was spent by
the Duke and Duchess of Marlboro in
entertaining the Prince of Wales at
Bleinheim Castle, from which it wonld
seem that the society of the Prince is
costly, even when there is no gambling.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
Castoria.

Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhPa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di.
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

"For several years I have recommended
'Castoria,' and shall always continue to do
50, as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
125th Street and 9Th Ave-, New York City.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

At the risk of hurting somebody's
feelings we take the liberty of saying
that every man who gets slated for an
office isn't sure of becoming an Office
holder.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
Philadelphia, Wilmington { Baltimore Railroad
DEIAWARE DIVISION.
Exp Pas. Exp pa... NaiI. Mn1l

On and after Nov. 10th, 1896, lrails will leave
as follows
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

A rolling stone gathers no moss, but
Mr.. Cleveland's record shows what a
homeless man may accomplish in the
way of holding Office.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

In the eyes of some men the only
reason for the existence of political
party is to put them in office and keep
them in office.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

Amelia River, that was, has gone
through a European tour without los
ing her husband, the prince with the
jaw-breakiug name. She must be get
ting less whimsical.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
SHORT, SHARP AND SNAPPY.

The Emperor of China has fined Ii
Hung Chang another years salary, for
trivial breach of royal etiquette.
Looks like his royal nibs was trying to
make Ii reimburse him for the Japan
ese indemnity fund
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

Gen. Weyler should remember that
the explaining is rarely done by the
successful, whether soldiers or states
men.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

THE CENrAuE COMPANY, n MURRAY STREET YoRK CITY,
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
Castoria.

"CastOriaisso well adapted to ochildren that
Irecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H.A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
NORTHwARi,.

EXP Mail Exp Mai, EXP Pas,
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

The use Of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems e work
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09
HAVING
FifSt-ClaSS Passenger Accommodations.

Frida, %. Xmas, no Boa
Smyrna times., 1896-12-09

He recovered, but had a stiff knee.
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Ser syarmer uno WscSinleD.

gu ben 3eiterideinuneen, bic Ddbs
renD Der lebtsn Sabre i'm politifben Ses
ben bes Qan6es etne HDle ipielten unb
beneu porousltdtiid Die republifauiI9e
5lutbmelle bic 3ur 3eit alselpaltig liber
bas 2ano oabin5iept, ein gnbe bereiten
mirb. seb6lt aud Der popuIlsmus.
Derielbe bate in ben 9osen fetner
gr6bten Graftentfuttung icine meiiten
Aubdnger utter ben Gormsru. Sept
absr ieben su ibrer gr6Bten gertpunbes
rung bic popullitiiden 3eitunsen, oaB
bic Garmer in Mai1en Sur republitanis
i6en Bartei suriidtebren une baB Mc.
stinlep nirsenos itdrfer 1T, a,5 inter
ben Sarmern.
DAB biele 3batIaGe ben popuIifi.
f9en 3eiiungen uerftduDllh 1T, Sc:
@eiIt cuffs Feue ibre grOBe &ur3Ii6.
!; tigteit. Die Jarmer uus bic Irbeiter
linb Die ON idmerien leibenben Spfer
oss sroBen 8ertrauensf6pinbel5 bonn
Sabre 1892. 9emofraiis9e un5 pos
pulifii9e &ebner uaO Noitator,n puB.
| ten ibnen bamals ein3ureoen, baB nit
bem 3uiammeAbru6 Der repubIitani>
ibeu Bartei fur iie eip golbenes 3eits
alter tommen uno bet Weiasupreis auf
melt mebr ais eineu Dollar in bic 66be
geben Derbe. Ser in Musfidt geitente
DollarIDei3en" mar bas Nrgument,
mel6e8 bel ber ,SarmerbeD0lterung ben
Nu8fG)IaQ uQb All 8uufter beS sFret.
banbels ssSideis.
Nnitatt ber oer3eiBensn lcben preiie
aber fam bic unouebleibl,te groBe
gnttduiGung. 5tatt auf einen Dollar
In bic 9dbe 81 geben iant Der Wei5ens
preis nieSrtger, als felt brel Sabr3ebns
ten. Die Derbeibenen ieueu AbiaBges
biete blieben aus. 4nitutt behtn eins
gen uniern 6armsrn oieIe sule 2ibiaB.
gebiete Oerloren. als bic 1erri6enbe
0emotratie in ibrem Gseibanoslss6a=
natismuS Obne allen 8runb bic beaeben.
ben gegenieitigen 9anhelsbertrdse FIN.
Siste. Sn Wabrbeit laiiei Der Druid
Der ungtinitigen 3eituerbdltniiIe auf
Ntemanbem f6merer. als auf ben Gars
mern. Sic ieben isBt ben Gebler elm,
| ben lie begansen baben unb iu9en bens
ielben uieber gnt su MAIDEN, inbem lie
3u ibrer frhberen partei unter beren
0errIGaft fi6 bas 2auo wobl btfanb,
3uriidtebren. Ourd bieien llmitaub
| ipirb es peranlaBt, baB Wc&inlep feline
| sr6Bte Stdrte in ben Garmeritaaten
entmidelt, In Mifouri, SllinOis, &ans
las, Winueiota, 9febrasfa, u. I. To.
l Die Garmer baben fi6 bel be: 9atio:
naIwabl BON 1892 bur6 bemogo8ii@e
BerIpredungen tdui6en laffen; lie ba.
nit bel Der tommenben Nationalnabl
nod einmaI IRE au fiibren, 6urfte uu'
m6eli9 ieiu. 8eereifii6er Weiie ieben
fie ben au8meg aus ben iebiaen trOiflO.
len 3ufdnben i'm SduB5oa, uuter
pel6em fi6 bas gan3e 2anO gebeibli@
entuidelte. so 1T es nur natiirlib,
baB He am na6briidli6iieu bic Nomis
nation McSfinleps lphnf9en, Der ibnen
inter alien 8eperbern aIs Der fdrffte
geftirmorter Der S4uB3oue Sbee gilt.
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800 @elehnuna,! 800.

Die aeier hel y6rsieu @rsiic4 trsrSen it3
freuen, 10 erfabren, bab es ipenigitens cine
eefar&tete Rrantbsit siebt, ipeldbe bic sslllei'
ihaft In aa ibrsn Stufen 5u beilen i'm Stanbs
lit: Saas adta,rb s&nr iit bic einsiSe iett Der
Gr,tliaen Briibsri3aft betannts poittipe sur
aotorrb erfprbsrt als cine Con ititutions.
Rrantbeit cine conititutieneue Sebanoluns.
SaHs Ratarrb aur ,pirS innerlis5 senom
men unb ,uirtt bireft auf bas 8lut nne bts
jdIeinisen DbetFd@en bes spitems, SaSurd'
bic @rurblage Der Nrontteit seritorene anc
bem Vatientsn Rroi. setsrb. inssm tie f,F
4onit:tution eeS sGrpers auIbaut uno ter
Natur in ibrem @erfe biiit. Die eieen'ba'
nter baben 10 Disl Ssttrauen gu isren 9sii'
frdiien, taB fie eibunbsrt Ophdrs Sslr9
nuns fur ieren GalI anbieten, ten iis 3a IL
rire,I periebIt aabt sud eine SiFs RS
8eusnifien tomuen. @lan aSrsiiirs
s. s. gbeneD &; s o., Icieeo. :
EF gertauft BON alien apOtRstsfn, 75Ei'
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Skrofeln.

Jreenb elm 2lrst fam -5hnsn
iasen, saf profefor care, pom
-5efferfon 111eSieal College TN
philabelpbia, cine Der h0hittn
1utboritdten Der Delt betreffs
mirfune Der n1soisinen 1T. Jn
feiuem letten merfe iber bie Bee
hdnolune pen Sfrefeln, fagt er:
nGs if fam w0this 81 bemerfen, bae
Eeberthrau Sas bsfte aller Feilmittef ~.
Der feberthran foIIte ais Kahltranf &c.
ncmmen wsroen uuo 70 prdparirt fein,
oaS sr f4madhaft IT,"
Gr behauptet ferntr, 6af unter.
phospborfaures Sals, NIT oem
Eeberthran perbuuoen fein follte.
0cott'e Emulsion Don
Eebertbran, nit unterpbospbcr.
faurem SaIs, III senau eine folds
prdparation.
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eaiien sie nms smiammen iiberleaen.

Gs braudt tstn Getf gu fommeu unb Ju pertlnbisen,
bab, ie sber DpSpefe setetit ptrb, MIR uns hsitp
sser bes Re3ss erfrsueu f6unsn ptl9es unfere Dor.
fabren in ber tstettsertIdruns beanipru&=
ten, udmIt8 bos Re4t, slhdieIts gu Ieben. Gin init
gutter gsrbouuns ssissueter Mann ti, pprousBsfest
bab er etpas 81 psrbauen bat, sIadiG. Gs sbt aber
gar Stsls NIT irbti4en Glhdssatsru reid seiesnete
aeute. bsnsn hsr siustss Erc sres seiunben armeH,
seiuabe Verbauuns, perfaSt it, 9pitetter's Rasens
btters III etn ftGes, I9neu unb srdnblid ptrtenbes
mebttni&ss SnlfSmttteI, nittelf been seiunbe @ers
bauuns nnb eamtt I'm 9uiammeubans etu berubtss
ties Rerpeuipfem tros etn9etretensr Stprunstn ptes
ber erIanst rerheu fam. 9iltoftdt, mularti4e unb
RerpenIetceu, SartIsibtafeit uub &beumattsmus
werhen hurh bteeu Re9uiatpI etner bur& trdntbafte
GtnRhHe eriHutterteu 4ontttutten ebeufans sebetlt
Gppettt unh SGaf Ireteen burth 6as Sttiers md6ttS
aefSrbert,
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lluter ben in W}osfou ,u ben soi.

iersSr6nung8 Geierli9teiteu eiusetrof.
fenen 8diten befinben fid: Bring
9eiurifl BON BreuBeH. Der 8roBber3oa
BON Olbenburg. Der beuti9e 8otidofs
ter, General b. Werber, Der 6ineiiide
8iesssf6nig 2is9ungs9f6ang, Der ia'
paniibe Gelbmarf6al Yamagata, Der
gmir bon 8odara unb 5ublrei9e cen'
tralaliatii9e Gbans uno StammeS'
bduptlin9e.
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sSd mar nerbos, mibe unb unmirf9.
Rorl's @lsDer ¬ 8bee bat mid ges
iunb unb sliidlih gemadt. Mrs. 6. 3.
@orbeu. Gum 9ertauf bei &alteper
& 59u6arb. Sames @laoin, 3. 5.
speuelIp. u. @obu & Co., g. Stein,
Geutral Drug Store, u. 56mepps.
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eSprDatt Srptbers,
3eitdurdtemre TIT S@n1S' galDun unb
8almen=0 0arfett.

Iiefern tdsIid frif d e u u fern aug
Der s9ale, elm feines Dinner fir Is
Gents uub fiibren fonitise @rtra 8es
ftelIungen in fur3er 3eit aus. Iae
DelitateHsn Der saiion finb su baben.
0ie befea unb bili9lien preife in Der
StQbt.
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Die IoeialbemOtratifde 6rattion
bes beuii1en Rei6Stapes bat bic 9lb:
georbn.ten Bebel, GiebtueGt ug0 Guer
3u 9eIegatsu Der beuti6en SOeialoe'
motrotie auf benz 2onbOner interra'
tionaleu arbeiter '@ougreB erpdblt.
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Ter IN 0te Sf611te oeS Go9len0er8Der.
fes Nnnasrube ersuflen. Gum Slid
bdtten iid bic Nrbetter ber Na4tt4i9t
nod retten f6nnen. aber bie @rube Jet
uollftdnbig eriofjen unb oas seraoe IN
einein gugenblid, no man ein Sloj
BON uneebeuerer Mddtigfeit angebobrt
babe. geiue Gorge ridte ii9 nun
oarauf, bas 8erswerf 5u entmdn nert1
unb bic broolos getuorbenen 8ersleute
pabrenb beS gGinters iiber @aifer 3,1
halien. Gr miiHe baber Seir3 bitteI
ieine Gusaabet, bic in letter 3ett etne
uu3iemlide 0obe erreid)t batten, bee
beutenb ein5ul1rdnfen.
Diele paterli6en Mittbeilunsen
batten litb pie elm Neif auf BITE
fnolpenoe SSriiblinsSnelt in 9eini
8uien gelest, unO es perbeilerte ietne
! triibieli9e Gtimmrns bur6aus ni9t,
als er Gurt BON Sedenoorf am fladern<
BEN Galninfeuer ;u Oftwebe fanb, Der
ibm mittbeilte, baB er am folsenoen
Wlorsen mad Berlin abreilen peroe.
Sn 0ollrieoS Seele sdbrte nod INNER
Elm 0elt BON Giferiu6t. Oie be-
rubigenben 9eriiderunSen aleeanoras
betreffS ibrer 9e3iebunsen gu benz
ldDnen Gapallerieoffi;ier batten bic
Grinnerung beS Referenbars an eine
weit9ebenSe 8ertraulidfeit nidt gang
perl0lfen f5auen. llno nun lollte otes
fer 9lriItofrat NIT benz fiibnen @elt6t
uno Der ii6eren 6altung ieiner Ser
lobten wieOer bese9nen, mabrenb er tn
Sarminoen bic Banbeften ituoirte!
5ein 9lut wallte auf; Jleib, @tfer@
luht ,lno WiBtrauen regten ii6 TT
ibn,, bis ibm Der @ebante feline 0ube
miebergab, oaB Slga ben Sobnltett ia
smifden &urt unb NlerauOra ftebe.
slls Die 6auSfrau in baS bebaglitt
einseribtete @tobBinlmer trat, lag
cine feline 9tvtbe, elm 56immer oeS
Slides auf ibreln @'eiidt. rst1 ente
f6ulbigen sic, baB id 10 liebe Sreunoe
iparten lieB," iagte lie, jeoem Der bret
Serren nit glei6er 0er5li9fett bic
6anb reiden6, naber srdulein anna
iino i'd linb eben babel, bic ainoer aa
Bett au bringeti. Dies lit fiir mid Der
feitli6e abldluB bes Cages. 9ii4ts
ipirft bernbigenoer als 9inberla9en.
Sd meine, SaS nliiBte ben grtess
,grdtniaIfen Menfdeu aufbeitera.
,Bielleidt bhrfen mir bann iasen {:
Qnffef sic !3inAleitt at ltttS fDrtutett.
beriertte Sein3 ld6elub, .oenn ri9tS
mare mir in btelem slusenblid ere
ipiinidter, als @ufbeiterlluS.4 8ie
aus etnem Munbe fiisten bic Gebriiber
Sedenborf binsu: pMr audi"
,Gi, mas feblt Sbuen? Sat ii9 Der
3uitanb Sbres Papas uerf6limmert?"
fraste iie, sesen bic 9edenoorfs se'
iDen6et.
,Gas ni9t, aber bic 8enerung
bleibt aus, erpiberte aurt. nunb i9
n,uB uiorsen 3u meinem Tfesiment 3't'
riidtebrer.A
Stun, s9br Bruber @erbarb mtrb
iiber ben Bater tpa1eu; er LIT 10 gut. =
Der @elobte bemertte 3agbaft: sd
tpollte MIR, id fSnnte btes @ort re6ts
! fertisen, allein meine gerbanolunsen
nit Bobnitett betreffS 8iftors Riiben'
lteferuns babea 3li teinem Reiuttat ges
fibrt. 9urt perlpra9 mir, on9 fetue
aaIlse gerebtfamteit aufjuuenben-4
vGs ipirb ridts uiiten,A unterbraf
i'm Selene. so feune ben berber
@harafter-s ite iinterbra9 ii9, benz
ibr glid fiel anf 9urt.
30" periette bieier lddelnb,
,ula6en 9ie bon BET freien Mleinuuss'
X,,Ser,,,,n rem nf8niefioffen @ebraitm
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99er tpirb TIM gsmmer nod beim
beiRen 9O@Dfen fteben, ipenn man ct
nen 8asUfen 10 billis faufen fann.
spredbt In Der Office ber q. u. Cas-
Rumpasnte pur ano befiMtiat Die
Musmabl.
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0te z. u. Gas sfompaanie b,

= 0te z. u. Gas stpmpa8nie bat
eine retdbe Mustuabl BON eleftriidbeu
0%paraten aller Mrt, 0laSeludeu,
gii@lampem, sfanbclabern, Sidt'
gMirmen, alleS uen mnO btreft tmpurs
tirt. 9aS eleftriitbe &itbt lit BET mDs
Serne @e8metfer sur suten 8elead5s
tuug umb ipllte In fetneut 9aufe feblen.
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Geib 5br burd unberbauli6teh,
BerRopfuns, appetitIofisteit, s&pis'
bel, aelbe 6autfarbe geplasti @4b
lois BitaIiser III elm f4eres 9eiImtttel.
3um Bertauf BET &alteper & 6hu'
darb. .5ames glapin, 8. s. Speaehp.
g. geba & Co., 3. @teiu, Geutral
Hrua Gtpre, U. 6@weppe.
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66ledtes Blut, 8erfopfuns. 2eb<I',
uub Rierens 2eiben tpsrben burd ssarPs
@loDer Root Sbse furirt. Sum Ter'
fauf bel 4aItspsr & Shudaro. Sames
@laoin, {. 5. Speuefp, &. @obn q
Co., .. Stein, GeutraI Drug Sters.
u. S6weppe.
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Die bette 9ulten.Webi8in 1T ShllDb's
Cure. Gin pernadldiligier 5ulien if
aefdbrli9. Delft inn Iosleid nit Sbi.
lcb's Cure ab. Gum gertauf bel Sal.
teper & S1u6arb. Somss @lapiH, Z.
8. Spellefp, &. @cbn & Co., .. Stein,
@emtraI Drug Store, VI. S9Dsppe.
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- Wer fir ben CONNER iein Saus
NIT Der bequemet, feine 2SGrme ners
brettenoen eIeftriid5en GtnrIdbtum8 81
nerieben tpitnidbt, oer iuenoe iid3 an
bte q. ". @aS 6ompagute, fpeld,e
BITE Mrbett bmrdb erfabrene Mdnner tn
Der beitea unO iidberiten 2Heiie ans
ftihren lGfit.
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Grinft 6uiiano's Thee.

- 3aiier Wilbelm bat bic Sfaiferln
bon &uBlanb gum @bef bes 2. @arbes
Gragoners&egimsnts eruahni.
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9as @ebdube, eigens fir ben Stped bersefelt, bat
grpBe fdumIbfeiter, ipelfe nit ben mpberniten Ser
beierun9en pereben nh, iinb bietet baburd benz 8a'
tierlten Nnnebnilidbfeten uno 8Drtbee, Delde er tn
antern berdrtiseu, BON Mmerianern 9eleeten Suftis
tuten nidt fn6en tpirb.
Die gr6Bte 9rariS unb bas botdnbisite Snititut in
ben Der. ct. &ein 5tpetes Snfitut Der WeIt bat 70
piele tpunoerbpue peiiungen 5u ner5eihnen SaIelbe
lit BON Mersteu geleiet, bic 25zidhrtge Hribat= unD
6o5ptdI= =grfabrung In 4merifa unb europa beiiben.
Spe5iene Mbtbetungen fir ipe5ielle Sranf6eiten.
Sriginalmetbooen fir 8ebanolung i'm Sauie. @rpBes
4abOratoriuhi, beeetabtliide 5eilmitte Bir furren
rtter potber @arartie ale droniideu un6 berotpet
felten 9tnser, Gals, Gbren=, Naieie, Wasen=, @e'
odrm=, 2eberz, Ser5z, Rieren, 8laene, Srauen, @ez
btrn=. Werpen=, Sant glut=. Brtnat nno @eihle9tss
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-19

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purbe bur9 Sbilob'8 Cure gebeilt,
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&. @obn & &c., q. Stein, @eutral
Drug Store, u. 56neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-19

@eiter NIB 9elafien,
Sieb idb burdI Die StraRen,
gude clue Onelle,
$50 iH frte9' oaS belle
,,9pne Etar" frtidb uDm JaR.
9aS itbmetft NIT am beften,
Grab tute uni'reu 0Gitsn,
Die eS ale lDbten
limb 10 iati9e prObten,
SiS Der 0urit gelDfd,t.~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-09
AMuSEME
The Bubb Comedy Co.

Good sized and certainly very apprecia-
tie audiences are greeting the perform
anccs of the Eubb Comedy COMPANY,
which are being given at the Opera house,
on the afternoons and evenings Ct this
week
Whatever fault can be found with Ger
tain parts Of the company. iyidually.
il is plainly evident that the plays are he
ing given with life and snap, which in
forests and amuses.
BY the excellent music which is fur
I nished, the audiences are well repaid and
are getting very good return fer tho
money.
The plays which have bean given are
good, and the company a " hole has pro
duced them in most presentahle manner.
The work of Harry Fieldingi Is being re
ceived with much applause and his style
deserves mention as being fun of orlgi.
nality.
Wednesday afternoon, Roger the Out
was we'll received, Introducing amusing
specialties.
In the evening, Young America" was
played, proving interesting: in certain
parts it was especially strong
Miss Lytelle in the part of Mary Dan
ming did excellently. as did Mr.. Quinn as
Don Algorette. Mr. Highly also did good
work
The specialtieS introduced were free IL
applauded, and generally well received
The plays which have been given so far
have, for the most part, developed villa in
that is villain, and lover that Is lover.
and q woman that does her part, in the
ensemble. And these parts, as we'll as the
Others introduced. have been well sus-
tanned.
This afternoon Rooms for Rent" will
be given. with Tho Prince Of Liars" on
the bill for To- evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-09
A Lancashire Lad.

He has in his veins a strong dash OF fine
Morse blood. which has saved him from
the dOur taeiturnity, the brutal coarseness,
the baDality, which marks the pure blood
ed Angle. He is a good listener, a fair talk
er and maryelously quick at grasping any
point which touches his personal interests.
In politics, except where in a few special
cases he and his friends have been goaded
into Liberalism by crushing rents or an
overbearing agent he carries his attach
ment to Tory doctrines to the verge of
bieotry, though neither he nor any one
else can give any logical reason why he
should be q Tory at all.
His ideas OF public duties and their per-
Torrance are those OF two generations ago
that the one aim of every member of any
public body should be to keep down the
rates. He is quite content with the distinc-
ton of possessing some Of the worst roads
III the county, will oppose tooth and nail a
proposal TO supply handkerchiefs to the
workhouse children and regards allot-
mcnts. so soon as he has been brought to
understand what the term means, as ride
ulous But if he has his faults, he is not
without some solid virtues of the old fash
Toned kind. IN their tastes and habits he
and his wife are simple. industrious, pains
taking, To an extraordinary degree.
They dress rs their grandparents dressed,
the one in the knitted jacket and cordu-
roys, the other in the quaint sunbonnet
and clean, print bodice, with short, blue
gown, of half century ago. They are
gifted with an astonishing power of bat
ding against adverse circumstances, and
there is masculine strain in the wife
which enables her TO carry on the farm aft
err her husbands death, often more sue
cessfully than he did himself. Macmil-
lan's MAGAZINE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-09

reported throughout the section. Bruce
Bros. on Cony street, lost fifteen bushels
of onions, which were packed away in
the rooms over the store. Mr.. Bruce
snys that for the past three years he has
bad all kinds of vegetables there, and
never before lost anything Ali through
the country sections, there have been
large lossss from the cold, and the amount
Of coal consumed has becu something
tremendous. The difficulty in beating
the houses, is largely accounted for hy
the absence Of snow. to stop up the grey