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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
PERSONAL AND GLNhRAL.
Interesting Facts ABOUT H'ehmond'- Gnu
x.n-and other Matters.

Grea. preparations ere being made by
,bo members of Arab Patrol Of Acca
Temple. Mystic shriners. for their ex-
cursion to Dutch Gap tonight. ana II
the weather is propitious a large 'rowd
will 70 down the river on the focahoh-
tas.
Al his parsonage. the Rev. Herbert NJ.
Hope. pastor Of Clay-strect Methonlst
church. married Tuesday night Mr. O.. -
Pollard 20 Miss Julia J.. hei e.ieN- IL
was a very quiet marriage, there be-
ing nrosen. only two friends q the con-
tracing parties.
Hon ]. Early Moore. OF Pulaski city,
and lion A A.Phicgar. Of Christians
burg arc registered at Murphy's. These
gentlemen and prominent lawyers OF
the Southwest. and Will appear before the
United states Circuit Court OF Appeals IN
an important case to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
IuiurcdTIis F0c'.

The ambulance was ca'eA yesterlay
~ ~ ,,.7,,,,,-scveuth street where Paul
Tavior, who lives AZ No 7o7 north Ninth
street he'd received serious injury TO one
80 III feet while chopping a piece Of
board with n keen-edged axe. Dr. Laoen,,
berg. the physician IL V ,.l ..',,,,',.,l ~,
his hCme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

The London Graphic of May 9th CON
tains one of Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson's
in,mitahle sketches. entitled. "Skied. Her
First Picture. The drawing rs IL full
page effort. and IS fcom study at The
private view Of the Royal Academy 10
represents "a young artist. who nnds that
her contribution has been "sk.ed."
The sketch is strong. forcibie, and
true TO life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

While lying i'm bed and nursing her
three-weeks old child. Laura Thomas
ecoIorcd). twenty-five years old. died yes
ferdav morning al her home. NO IL south
lin n disease of the brain Occupants
a. the house discovered the dead body of
,bc woman. Coroner Taylor viewed the
remains. and considering an inquest un-
,,.eD ssarv. turned the body over 10 rela-
tfyes OF the deceased for burial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

WORTHAM.-Died. at his residence. III
east Grace Wednesday. 9th. at i. NJ,
CHARLES ELLIOTT WORKMAN
Funeral services from his late resi-
dence FRIDAY. Goth, l. NJ. -
WASHER.-Dled. at T. NJ. May 18th,
at the residence OF his parents. No.
1906 Williamsburg avenue. ROBERT
HOGE. infant son Of Louis and NJ.
Alice Washer; aged seven months.
Funeral from the above residence
THURSDAY EVENING at I o'clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully Up
vited to attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

his annual inspection OF tho AFFAIRS OF the
lodge located there Monday night ne
presided as chairman 40 social session
held hy the DanHillc Elks ana was INC
r,cipiont of many courtcsics al thcir
hands lie found the lodge In prosper
Gus and nourlshing condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

WHY Is IT" that Polk Miller's Ital-
ian Insect Powder has no equal as an
exterminator OF FLIES. REACHES. and
other insects? BECAUSE II Is the gen
uine article. put up In bottles only never
a., bullo 10 protect our customers as
well as ourselves from the numerous imi-
,otions with which the market IS flooded.
For sale bv an leading drug and grocery
stores. AT 10. - and SOC.
polk MILLER DRUG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

shape FOR use on the occasion OF the
Confederate reunion. There IS much
work for painters, especially.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

The Christian Endeayor Society Of Third
Christian church VIII tender the new
1tr evening at = L. NJ. Acquaintance
cards. pencils. &C., will Doe provided Tor
aI f'arb one Will bee expected 10 form
tine acquaintance of every other one
present by securing their autograph on
their card. \ short programme. princi-
pally musical will be rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

Excursion tickets will be sold via the
Che-apoake and Ohio railway 20 Staun-
ton and return at one and cne-third fare
for the round "Trip.
Rate from Richmond S545 for the round
trip.
Tickets will be sold June Sd and 4th.
limited 10 expire June 9Th.
Trains leave Richmond 1920 A. NJ, 2:i5
Z. NJ. and 100 =. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

Mr.. Juan A Pizzlni. district deputy
grand exalted ruler OF Elks In Virginia.
returned from Danville Tuesday night
Mr. Pizzlni went 10 Danyllle 10 make
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

MY father suffered Tor some time with
indigestion. lie tried number of diff
ferent remedies. but was not relieved
until he began taking Hoods Sarsa-
narllla JAMIE KNIGHT.
200 north Fourth street. Richmond. Va.
Hoods Pills are easy TO take, easy 10
auarufa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

Lawson Goode. colored. was before
Justice Lewis yesterday afternoon
charged with assaulting Lucy johnson.
lie was sent 10 the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

GrPpubrlrr " hiA" sulphur springs
West Virginia. The representative resort
Of the South. Season 1896. June Isl 10
october lst Accommodation. 1900 guests.
Special inducements 10 families. Core
sDondence solicited.
l.. ". SCOyILLE. Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

ANNUAL STATEMENT
ORGANIZED UNDER -t.
TOR ACCOUNTS COMMONWEALTH OF viz
CYNI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

STANDARD LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

The Confederate Army and Navy So
eiety Of Maryland VIII attend the reunion
accompanied Dos the famous Maryland
Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps aud their
bandr They viii arrive here Oh the night
OF July ist.
The James T.. Herbert Camp. OF Balti-
more. will bring fifty members uniformed
wita gray blousos and hats and dark
trousers.
IRE Western Union Telegraph Company
viii establish an office in the Auditorium
bu, ding on June 21th. and continue the
service until July pa.
General Newman, OF Missouri. who re-
Gently visited the city 70 make ARA nge-
ments for the accommodation OF himself
and stan writes that his State will send a
big delegation 10 the reunion
The er'p'cyes OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops are kept very busy now. They
are at work getting al available cars In
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Konstancyi. moi maj sic "a
MIN wstawi, ME danny mu
zginaG.
Wsr6d licznego zgroma-
dzenia ieden tylko cz}owlek
niewzruszonym %pozosta}.
-Tylko ME ginac jak pies
ma Tyborne, m6wi} pred
laty m}odzieniaszek, tulac sic
do iona drzacej matki.
-Te Deum laudamus, te
Dominus conhtemur. wo}a}
d1is w radosnem uniesieniu
skazany ma $mierc kap}an; a
kto vie, czy wsr6d ch6row
niebiahskich, kt6re W tel
chwili ma ziemskie spogladaly
zapasy, ME odpowiedzia} mu
CLOS znany, a bardzie) cd
innych radosny tryumfujacy:
Tu devicto morris aculeo,
aparuisti credentibus regina
coelorum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
ROZDZIAk XII.

IN
-Skazany la Smier&! O
s1owo pe}ne .nieopisanej
trwogi, kt6ra przelmu}e
wszystkie serca i ME da sic
okreslic, ami nawet jasno
zrozumiet? SmierG, ME ola
wyciehczonego dlugo choroba
cia}a, ale ola pe}nego zycia i
zdrowia cz}owieka. | tax MP.
w tvm przypadku silna De
Lislow konstytucya zwalczy}a
meki i niewygody wiezienne,
i z kazdym dniem Walter
czu} powracajace zdrowie.
Tylko rece zostawa}y W
op}akanym stanie: prawa
zupeInie by}a zwichnieta,
Level zaledwie m6gl uzywac.
Ia powrotem z izby sadowej,
wprowadzono 60 do obszer-
oiejszeji wygodniejszej cell,
gdzie zasta} i }6zko i stol i
nawet materially pismienne,
ktorych mu doz6rca wiezienny
dostarczy}. Za}ozono mn
jednak kajdany ma nogi, CO
do rak, a w takim byly stanie,
Re O ich okuciu mowy bye
nie moglo.
Me, moi Arturo,
zawo}al dc wchodzacego
przyjaciela ma widok g'ebo-
kiego smutku jego; ME z
TAXA twarza winieneS wstepo-
wac do ,,pokoju Oblubiehca."
Me przynos mi tn }ez, ami
westchnieh. Alboz sic
wszystkie mole zyczenia ME
zisci}y--alboz ME w tel nadziei
przybi}em "a twa pomoca do
angielskich wybrzezy?
-GdyhyS przynajmnlej by}
d}ugie lata miedzy nami
pozosta}-- odpar} Artnr -
ale zaledwie kilka miesiecy
pracowales w kraju - i mic
zycia twego ma bye przecieta
-zanim ludzie poznaja, czem
jestes Il co w tobie by}o?
Godzina cd Boga
naznaczona najlepsza bye
must, pzzyjacielu rzek} Walter:
Wszakze i moi oiciec W
Chrystusie, Ojciec C>ampian
ME d}ugo by} zostawiony do
pracowania W winnicy
pahskiej, a ktoz swietniejsze
dial Prawdzie swiadectwo i
panied ob6tsza W owoce pc
sobie zostawi}? Ojcze ukocha-
ny, doda} Walter wznoszac
ku niebu oczy, wkr6tce Gle
ogladac bede. a czemze
bedzie swiatlosG Twego
obllcza W raiu. skoro luz ma
ziemi takim blaskiem
jasnialeS? Ach! Arturo, ola
czegoz ME mia}os nigdy
sposobnosci widzenia OLGA
Campiana?
lC,ag daisy nastapi,}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

isi3iSsllu lid oIN
lowej PAM, wnosza o ukaranle
~ miare praw kra]owych
Waltera de Isle, urodzonego
" Anglii, wyswieconego ma
ksisdza przez w}adze zalezna
ID rzymskiej Stolicy, ktory
be- wzgledu ma prawa ludzkle
!: Bozkie. chi wyrazne ustawy
]; kary anglelskich statutow'
oawil j zdradnie dzIalaf w
okreku Mlddlessex pod Lon
dynem, podkopujac spoko]
pahsswa i w}adze monarsza.
-Odpowiedz, wleznlu, ma
rzeczone oskarzenie - azall
wjnnym, Iub niewinnym sic
czujesz, i podnies W gore
rekf. -.
Walter chcial us}uchaG j
podnies6 prawa reke ma
swiadectwo swej niewinnosci.
A1oli doznane tortury tax go
os1abi}y, re ramie bezwfadn'e
by]oby opad}o, gdYby ME
Artur Leslie, kt6ry znalaz{
sic "a MIN, a wychylajqc sic
"a krate, uca}owa} reke ,,dla
lmienia Chrystusa umeczona
i podnios} ia, lie sic da1o
najwyzej.
-Niewinny jestem! m6wil
Walter, swiadcze sic niebem
j ziemia, w obec tego trybu-
na}u, kt6ry jest zaledvle
s}abem podobiehstwem osta-
teeznego sadu, BE ME do
pu5ci}em sic zadnej zdrady.
ak to? spyta} biskup
}ondyhski, Smiesz twierdzi6,
&c ksiedzem ME 1estes?
Milordzie, zawola} Wal
ter, spogladajac ku MENU,
Dle przystoi CT, jake ducho-
wnemu, rece tive macao W
sprawie smierci.
ME zwazajac ma tie s}owa
biskup, zwr6ci} sic do sedzie
go:
Podobno znaleziono
w5rod rzeczy oskarzonego
worek zawierajacy Brewiarz
rzymski pozwolenie ma
sluchanie spowiedzi i odpra-
wianie mszy swietej ma
kazdem mi2jscu.
Alboz nazwisko mole
by3o w rzeCzonem pOzwoleniu
wyrazone? r2ekl Walter.
Wszakze tylko w takirn razie
by}by to stanowczy przeciwko
mnle argument.
To ME nalezy do rzeczy,
ozwa} sic gniewnie biskup.
Powjedz raczej Cd razu, ~jestesli
ksisdzem czy ME?
-Pozwol milordzie, abym
:oble najprz6d toz samo
postawil zapytanie: Czy jestes
haplanem?
ME, rzekl biskup kacer-
ski,
ME ksiedzen,, ami bisku
PEN? powt6rzyl Walter.
TAX Jest, odparl biskup,
3estem duchownym, ale rie
mszalnym ksiedzem.
-Ot6z jeslis kaplanem,
snusis2 bye i o6arnikiem. boo
ofiara nieod}aczna jest cecha
2ap}ahstwa; 1ezeli zaS jestes
oharnikiem, musisz tedy i
nszalnym bye ksiedzem,
Mao Zakon nowy ME ma
inner o6arv do sk}adania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
MECZENNICY
Powies6 z czas6w panowania krolowej Elzb1ety.
lTywnQczone z angdsk1ego)
o9952 -s:@:ss-ss $50

jestes.
Bjskup ME chetnie wys}u-
chal tel przemowy z taklm
wypowiedzianej zapa!em, re
chcac ME chcac wszyscy je]
W milczeniu w~ys}uchac mu-
sieli.
Coz przez to wszystko
rozumiesz? spyta} sedzla.
Powiedz, czy jestes %rzymsklm
ksiedzem, a przez to zdrajca
stanu?
-Jestem kap}anem kate
lickim, wyswiecony z 1aski
w}adzy danej przez Papieza,
kt6rv jest G}owa Koscio}a i
Namiestnikiem Chrystuso~
~wym-ale zdrajca ME by}em
i ME iestem. Wszak1e ma
mocy tego waszego prawa,
samego Chrystusa mus'el'-
byscie potepi6, skoro i on
byl kap}anem wed}ug porzad-
ku Melchizedecha.
Tie wszystkie piekne
slowa i wywody ma mic sic
ME zdadza. Przyznaj raczej
stanowczo wszechw}adze kro-
Lowell.
--Uznaje lei wszechw}adze
W rzeczach doczesnych,
modle sic "a MIA i radbyn
jej s}uzy6 z wszystkich 81
moich. Nikogo przeciw ME
nigdy ME buntowa}em
Owszem, naucza}em powin
nosci i obowiazkow, jake
poddani wzgledem monarchin
maja.
-Wszakze ME cheese "
niej uznawaG g}owy angiel
skiego ko$cio}a?
ME odpar} Walter.
albowiem sprzeciwia sic
Pismu swietemu, ably ME
wiasta mia}a bye Glow
Ko$ciola, kiedy Pan Jezus
przela} te godnos6 ma swietegc
Piotra i nastepc6w jego.
ME ba}amucit! przerwa:
sedzia. Raz jeszcze pytam
z}ozyszll przysiege, uznajac&
wszecaw}adze krolowej, albc
ME?
ME wolno mi jej ska
dac, milordzie.
-Tedy umrze6 musisz.
ma to gotow jestem,
odrzek} wiezieh. Lepiej umie.
rae Z dobrem sumienlem, W
wierze Chrystusa Pana, ami.
zell Eye ma tel nedznej ziemi
wypar}szy sic Jego.
Me mozesz zaprzeczyc,
ciagna} dalej sedzia, zeS
sluchal wielokrotnie spowiedz1
rekuzant6w, prey tenn spra-
wowal ba}wochwalcza Mszy
o6are i rozdawat krzyze Tub
swiecone r6zahce. Many tn
swiadk6w ma potwierdzenie
tych oskarzeh-
-Niechze Smierc moja ME
stanie sic okazya do krzy-
woprzysieztwa waszych swiad-
kow. Wien dobrze, re CT,
kt6rychbyScie naprzeciw mnie
stawili, mic o mnie udowodniG
ME moga: wszakze dobrowol-
ME wyznam, re tego wszyst
kiego. o CO mnie oskarzacie
dopusci]em sic. Tylko po-
wtarzam raz jeszcze: gdziez
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

sedzia, dose tych bluzn1er-
czych fafsz6w. S}yszellsmy
wszyscy potepienie tego czfo,
wieka z wlasnych ust lego.
Wiadoma Jest buntownicza
zaraza, kt6ra owl ludzie Po
kraiu roznosza; odblera]a
zagraniczne swlecenia rozka
zy, powracajac wbrew zaka
zom kr6loweJ do Anglii, aby
tn msze odprawiac ludzl
ba}amucit papiezkiemi bajka
mi. Przeswietny sad INA tedy
swe powinnosci wzgledem
monarchini. i ME omleszka
zawyrokowac wine oskarzo-
nego.
Nastapi}o &r6tkie m'lczenle,
W wytezeniu oczekiwania: ME
d}ugo atoli trwa}a narada;
wolni sedziewie pod panowa'
MEM dobrej krolowej Elzbiety
nadto dobrze powinnosci swe
znali i wiedzieli, jakiego
wyroku sic pc Mich spodzie-
wano.
-Milordzie, ozwali sic
iednog}osnie, uznajemy vie.
znia re wszech MAR winnym.
Wzrok ksieznej Bertram
zwr6ci{ sic ku oskarzonemu,
usmiech niebianskiej radoscl
cpromienil blada twarz jego,
Artur zas wyraznie %s}yszaf
wvszeptane s}owa: D e o
r a S.
Lord Mayor pochyli} sic
ku Walterowi:
-M}odziehcze, miej litosc
mad soba, odstap Cd swego
uporu, idz do koscio}a
protestanckiego, a wszystko
CT kr6lowa przebaczy.
Walter zwrocii sic do t}umu
ciekawych:
-Doorzy ludzie, raczcie
!; mnie pos}uuhaG. Jezeli moge
6yc wolnym, idac do rzado-
wego koscio}a, iakimze
sposobem nam bye straco:
nym "a zdrade stanu?
Przckonajciez sic tedy, re
CINE jedynie "a Ware, i ola
tego re jestem katollcklm
kap}anem, a jake TAXI pe}nie
;: rozkazy lego, kr6ry powie-
dial: Idzcie i nauczajcie
narody. Wr6ci}em do
o)czyzny W jedynym celu,
udzielania wiernym Sakra-
ment6w Swietych i szukania
tych owieczek z trzody lego,
kt6re zboczyly z prawej drogi
daily sic uwies6 fa}szywym
naukom. l TAX zawsze ma
przysz}osc bedzie, albowiem
religia nasza, jake z Bozkiego
ustanowienia. nigdy ME
zglnle, choclaz ]ednych
schwytacie i stracicie, to
znajda sic natychmiast inni,
kt6rzy wan beda opowladali
O Chrystusie ukrzyzowanym
katolicka Ware g}o5ic.
-Milcz, pod}y rekuzancie,
wrzasna} sedzia, a raczej
przystap blizej, ably przesfu-
chaG wvroku.
TAX jest, potomku wielkie-
90 rodu de Lisl6w, wolny
synu Anglii, s}uchaj CO ma
ciebie ojczysty sad zawyro-
kowa}:
-Winien iesteS Smiercl,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
" Y B 0 R

Majeso6liwszych ma6o&eotsts l pielna
Ksiazka do nabozenstwa z duzeml
literaml ola ludzl kr6tki wzrok
majacych Tub ola osdb starych. v
6licznej oprawle z okucjem
CENA l.25
Mo3no te ksiqSke dostot 20 ksie
ea11a II. UERDO WSKZEGO "
Winona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
RINAkBG RIHkEpIHl

s{awnv
DOWODZCA ROZBOINl
O XVIII WIEKU.
CENA 60 G..
W mocno) oprawie IS @.
" Mo&na t.: ksiqSke dostat 70 ks;f-
eorni II. DkRDO WSKZE4O y
Wlnona MINI. 'ps
~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-10-30
THE LAND OF FAMINE
WANT AND WOE AGAIN THREATEN
UNFORTUNATE INDIA.

What the Failure of the Wheat Crop
Tamines of History India, Ire
land and Russia Have suffered
Over all northern India hangs the dread
shadow Of famine. Here in this land of
plenty, where we hear so much about over
production and glutted markets, where
potatoes and apples rot because it does not
pay the farmers to ship them, and where
we often use corn for fuel. it is hard to
realize what widespread misery and whole
sale death can follow in the train of a crop
failure. But no native of India fails to
comprehend the meaning of the reports
which have recently reached us, even on
this side of the earth.
The cable dispatches which tell us that
the crops in large part of the northwest
provinces, in Oudh, in the Puniab and in
two districts of upper Burma are serious
ly damaged mean but little to us. But
when we learn that the full import is that
60, 900, 900 people are in danger of starva
ton the situation assumes "a serious aspect.
Drought, IA long, terrible drought, is the
cause. For many months the pitiless In
dian sun has burned fiercely in the brassy
sky, and the earth and all green things
have been baked until the surface of the
country is brown and dusty. The summer
rains which should have followed the set
ting in of the monsoon did not come as
usual, and the wheat and other grain crops
withered and died long before the harvest
time came.
Wholly dependent, as they are, upon the
annual bounty of nature, these teeming
millions of people could only watch with
helpless horror the fields grow scar and
brown, knowing that they had no resource
to fall back upon when the crops withered
Who can imagine the agony of mind with
which they saw the famine stealing upon
them? Sixty millions of them there are,
and 10 months must come and go before
the ripe grain can be gathered from anoth-
er harvest field
In the northwest provinces and Oudh
there is a population of more than 46, 000
600, equal to the population of the whole
of the German empire and dependent upon
an area of land just one-half the size In
the Punjab, which is just about the size
of Nevada, there are over 10000 600 peo-
Pile The whole famine district has a
population almost equal to that of the
United States, but its area is just about
one-tenth as great
Historians estimate that the world has
seen no less than $50 mighty famines, and
they begin by counting the great famines
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-10-30

in the time of Abraham. Hundreds Of
years before Christ Rome had its famine,
and in modern times the gaunt hand of
want has removed thousands from Italy.
Great Britain has had its share of fam
ines, and even rs late as the twelfth CEN
fury 20, 600 people starved in London. The
Irish famines in the eighteenth century
were the most notable of these, but the
worst that has occurred since that great
one following the war with the Desmonds
was that of 1901. The foundation for
this was laid in the severe winter of 1889
when the potato crop was entirely de
stroyed BY the succeeding January desti-
tuition was widespread and ragged with dire
intensity. The effects We're shocking, AL
though vast numbers of the Irish peas
antry found their way to America no less
than POO 900 died hy inches. the victims of
starvation. The death list was further
added To by the merciless enforcement of
the laws for hundreds of hungry men
who stole bread rather than starve were
promptly hanged. Then came the typhus
fever, which doubled the number of vic
Tins, so that by the fall of 1871 more than
400, 900 of the Irish people had died most
wretched deaths.
These scenes have been duplicated in IA
somewhat lesser ueSree Oh several supse-
quehU "cc"si"'lS' anu ~ was "iW"Hs .ho
l"ilurc vi tne P"t"t" oruP WIN" uiu 'he
illlSciliei' lhs'eau ol drought, however DIS
IN lhuin' IL was Uie colu ana rainy season.
sii"t hlileu ','c oIops' III loto,o Vne lrisii
i"iiilii1 was u''e W 'i'e po'"o' p'is"'' WnIol'
was IelU 10 Soiiie extent III lhiS country
government over 500 900, 900 and the Unit
a ,f dn1
eu states neSiues Sehulng illIilohS ol uoi-
lars IN pIlN"te SUBSCRIPTIONS SEM t"o
""rshlps lo"ue" Win PROVISIONS AZ was
more 'ilah TWO years before lrelahu iully
recoNereu rom inns laiiilhe' lor as iate as
1910 l'ooo'ooo persons OF apouu one III eN-
OF seNeli' were Receiving anu ne l"l'llIe
Oh lo9U was NOT q'uIe 50 ureauiul III lVs re-
sults' Duu IL was Dau enough
huSsi', 700, mas hau It's great laul'neSi
ana uhe terrlpie SuHerlhgS ol 'le car
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-10-30
ANEcDoTe OF THOMAS coUTTs.
The Guinea That Was Worn on a Duchess
Bracelet.


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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-10-30
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS,

Mrs. WmslOw's Soothing syrup mas neen ne
ed by millions OF mothers for their children
while teethlng. If disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth, send al
once and get bottle of Mrs. Winsow's
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. 1t cures diarrh1a, regulates the
stomach ana bowels cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums and reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone ana ergy to the whole system
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup tor children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription and discovery of one of the old
est and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States Price twenty-five cents q
bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Be and ask for "MRs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-10-30

Tommy had never written composition
before and didn't know how to begin. In
the first place. he couldn't think what he
should take for Il subject. His teacher
came to his aid by suggesting that he write
about the animals that he saw at the ZOO,
in which he took great interest. So Tom
my after a great effort, brought in a
coarsely written and badly blotted sheet
reading as follows:
Bill Doe is bad boy. He says his (blot)
to let him (bloD the grass all day. He says
he expects to see his (blot) (bloO some day,
as she has lost her (blot) to a man whose
head is as (blot) of (blot) as a baseball.
When reproved for pinching pussy's tail
he says "What does IA (blot) to anyway"
He reads foolish stories at night bya stolen
(blot) about boys who want to be detectives
and (blot) out (blot) of evidence, and who
run off to sea, where they have to climb Il
(blOD occasion requires
(Supply names of animals in place Of
TOmmys blOts)