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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-16
ITEMS NeckWear.

Just the shapes and stuffs
ard colors you see in the
toniest New York Harbcr-
dashcrs and with one tempt
ing side you wouldn't see
there, Is cents fer the reGu-
lar half dollar kinds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-16

Winter Plenty ofthem
the rightkinds
Suits and the rig h t
styles, and the
Overcoats for reliable
qualities. Single and Double
breasted Coat Sack Suits for
business. Single = breasted
Sack and Getaway Coat. Black
Suits>for dress. Prince Albert
Coat Suits and Coats sndNests
for dress. Full Dress Suits
for evening wear. Ovcrcoats,
Refers, Storm Coats and VI
sters, all sizes, from the 5-year-
Old boy to the 5o-irch extra
sized man. We are head
quarters for Good Clothing
and stand back Of every gar
ment sold. Big stock Winter
Furnishings, Underwear,
Gloves, Hosiery and all accom-
panyingarticles. Heavy Rus
set, Enamel Patent Leather
and Tan Shoes. Get fitted
out now while the stocks are
full and complete.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & seas,
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats, Market.
Shoes. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-16

Plenty oitllen,
the right kinds
the l. ig h t
styles, and the
right prices
for reliable
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15

"How DID VEH GET INTEH THE wRAssLE
WITH MELCHISEDECf'
shillincs whom they reached the office
at which they were to be delivered.
Letters from homo were naturally the
greatest source of pleasure to these
lonely people yet many We're so poor
that it was impossible for them to pay
these fees. Letters that were not re-
deemed We're exposed in the window Of
the Office, and it was no unusual sight
to see some of the unfortunates to whom
they were addressed gazing at them
with hungry eyes. Sometimes they rec
ognized the handwriting as that of a
loved one beyond the sea- and then the
disappointment was all the more bitter.
To escape from the thoughts and feel
ings provoked by such surroundings and
social conditions the young postmaster
often put on his skates and found relief
in the exhilaration he derived from
skimming through the forest along the
CLASSY streams, just as q business man
of the present time escapes from his
cares by retreating to his yacht and
racing over the water under full sail.
middle of February of forgotten year
he plunged farther into the wilderness
than ever before, attempting to trace a
frozen creek to its source, and about
noon suddenly emerged into little
clearing of whose existence he had not
previously been aware. Knowing the
hospitality of the pioneers, he decided
to visit the little log hut that stood on
the edge of the clearing and get his din
ner before returning to his office.
After unstrapping his skates he start
ed toward the house, from the stone
chimney of which a cheerful smoke was
ascending. He had proceeded but a few
steps when he was confronted by an
aggressive apparition that startled him
into headlong activity. Just in time to
escape a gnarled and twisted pair of
horns, he sprang nimbly to the top of a
stump. Beneath him stood the strangest
creature he had ever seen. The head and
horns were those of a sheep, but instead
of a woolly fleece the animal wore a
kind of overcoat made Of hempen canvas
sewed roughly with cords of Eastwood
bark. A careful examination convinced
him that his assailant was the yener-
able leader of a small flock of sheep,
though he could by no means guess the
meaning Of his masquerading appear
ance. Having satisfied himself that the
creature was not supernatural, he jump
ed down from the stump intending to
proceed to the house, bat before he had
taken five steps he was sent hoadloug
into sncwdrift He was blinded and
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15

LETTERS THAT WE'RE NOT REDEEMED WERE
EXPOSED IN THE WINDOW.
ly quite as bad as those of Scotland "be-
fore they were made. AS neighbors in
the early twenties often lived ten miles
apart visits were infrequent, and during
the dreary winters not few of the
hardy pioneers went mad from sheer
loneliness. And to this desolation was
added a suffocating feeling of being
buried alive. The dark forests rose on
every side and travel where they might
the pioneers could find no relief from
the inclosing walls. For almost 100
miles in every direction there was 10
elevation sufficiently great to overlook
the forest and gladden. the eye with a
view that would give the imagination
the sense of freedom it craved. What
wonder that in such situation the pio-
neers were sometimes known to climb
the Ioftiest trees at the risk of their
lives so as to gain a wider prospect such
as they were accustomed to in the civil
lized and pleasingly diversified countries
from which they came.
But this distressing state of affairs is
now thing of the past. Instead of the
isolation that tortured the pioneers
there is now danger of overcrowding,
instead of monotony there is overmuch
variety, where numbering stagecoaches
toiled once a week over corduroy rail
road trains pass every hour, and a
Canadian winter is now a season of
leisure and enjoyment
The village of Kemoka, where Pres
ton kept stc-e and was the postmaster
from 1920 to 1880, was one Of the
dreariest spots on the continent during
the long winters that then prevailed.
1t was deep in that forest that gave a
name to the Longwoods district, and
the settlers who patronized the store,
blacksmith and inevitable tavern were
scattered over a large territory. In such
place, where companionship was SO
necessary, it was but natural that q
man who had been gently nurtured
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15
Seventy years

ago, when Henry Preston, the patriarch
of an important Canadian family, set
tied in Kemoka, the strangely directed
energy of Colonel Talbot was changing
the wilderness on the northern shore Of
Lake Erie into fruitful province. Year
by year shiploads of peasants came from
Great Britain to take up land in the ter
ritory where he was almost an absolute
monarch, and with them came many
younger sons of noble families who
were ambitious to make their fortunes
in the new world. Among the latter
came our hero, and it was in the first
year of his exile that the little adven-
ture occurred that all who enjoyed his
acquaintance often heard him describe.
In those days Canadian winter had
many terrors that have since become
memory. The autumnal rains changed
the level country into a series of vast
swamps, and when these miry reaches
were frozen to a depth of several feet
the winter had foundation on which
to build. In consequence, from the 1st
of December to the middle of March
there was almost uninterrupted cold
weather. when the thermometer remain
ed steadily at a point it cannot now
reach without the aid of cold wave
from the northwest, but the swamps
are now drained, the forests that held
the snow have been cleared away and q
variable climate has taken the place Of
the earnest weather that was then the
rule. Even worse than the cold, how
ever, was the almost unimaginable lone
illness. When the winter had fairly set
in, the intense frost put check on all
communication, even though it solidified
and improved the roads that were usual
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15

THAT'S THE LITTLE MAN THAT cor MEL
CHISEDEC INTO TRoU BLE."
half smothered by the dry snow, and as
he partly rose to his feet, spluttering
and clawing, he was bowled over again
by his aggressive enemy.
Now Preston had heard in his youth
that when attacked by butting ram
one should lie still and wait for the
brute to go away. He decided to try the
plan, but he made the mistake of his
life. He had barely fiattened himself
out on the ground when the ram landed
on the small of his back with the force
of pile driver. The ram seemed inclin-
ed to use him as the circus clowns do
the cushion on which they turn somer-
saults, and he quickly realized that
though such a scheme might have been
all right with bellwether reared in
the lap of luxury, it was a complete
failure with this crook pated, cross
grained old wretch who had taken to
wearing burlap overcoat and had a
pair of horns that would have done
credit to dilemma. AS soon as Preston
recovered his breath he uttered yell
that reused the echoes for miles and
:--appled with his tormentor. He caught
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15

could not find it, and during his frs.
winter young Preston was often on the
verge of despair. In his position as post
master the poverty of the pioneers was
brought home to him more keenly than
in any other way. AT that time tho
young colony was so misgoverned and
every department of the public service
was so scandalously conducted for the
benefit of private individuals that the
extortionate fees charged by officials
frequently made letters cost from to
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15

l1E stuI VI lHo
postponed Christ
mas is a tradition
of the Preston
family; but, like
most traditions,
it requires a few
words of expla-
nation to make it
clear how such
an unaccountable
thing could hap
pen.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15
STATIONS.


~ Flag stations. COY Trains do not stop.
Connections-At Ulysses with Fall Brook R'y
for points north and south. At Newfed juno
ton with Buffalo & Susquehanna r. r., north of
Wellsville, south of Galeton and Ansona At
Port Allegany with w. N Y. & p. r. R., north
tor Buffalo, Olean, Bradford and Smethport; :;
south for Heating Summit, Austin, Emporium
and Penna r. r., points
b. A. MCCLURE, Gen1 Supt
Coudersport, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15
Read down
Read up

All trains run daily except Sunday
CONNEt TIONS.
At Heating Summit with w. n. Y. & p. r. II.
for all points north and south.
At Ansona with Fall Brook II. r. for all points
north and south.
At Newfeld Junction with G. & p. A. r. r.
west for Coudersport east for Ulysses and points
On Cowanesque Valley branch of Fall Brook r r.
At Genesee for points the New York 81
Pennsylvania r. r.
At Addison with Erie r. r., for points east
and west.
and west.
H.C. UNDERHILL, ,Gen' Pass. .Agt. Buffalo, NY
CIV. GOODYEAR, Gem Maner. Buffalo.
w. c. Park, Supt. Austin Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-12-15
A POSTPONED
CHRISTMAS.
BY p. NJ ARTHUR.

copyright, 1895, by the Author.I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
%r;bifc,pf njrofj.

Ger ouSGeiCihnete Gr;blAOi Uon
Cre9ou GitD Woniignrr l&iajom Sid
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neuter @clpalt I'M s. Nopcmber ell
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Frdlat lieB lid mad Dem Ct. ,>olepbe
OoSpitule I'll Baltimore brin9en mn
1T bort, 9eltdrtt nit ben Soframen-
ten Der tatboltl6en Stride, ~geltorben.
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Spro6c pOlltommen md6ti9. Sc
le9entli6 prepi9te CT aud beutl6
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ben, niht ullein oic omeritanil6e 6ier:
urdie, loncern Die Surl;c itrcitenbe ia:
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0e;ei6nete9 Mjtglieb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
sin iutcrcfidmter Seritt,t.

lleber ben @rtrNe ser ~NiolOberG
mclte in Rlon0itc uer0rleuttjht micl
W2uu;Oirettor ciucu nidt minttrci
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Qemonneu. Sdpon iNuo II, $50
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olent. llcbCr Den 9enauen Getra9
oeliclbeu lle0en teinc Nng0btn por.
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tc SumlmC I'm mcbrcrc bunOoerttdu-
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iabr Die gtiammte Frocuttion oee
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bis S12 600, 900 Scl6dbt. Die uor
onocrer Seite gemadten, gum SbeiI
uniinni9 hobeu SdGbunSen berlbter
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
ct, Glpub, 0itnnelpta, 0onnernag oen "a. N%fopenber, 1898.

bern Ell ,tellt pic Norocrun9 nur, nm
bis ;um pollen Wtabe letieS aon
mems Die ameritonilhen Siiroer III
lhilpeu Dor &runtbeit, Die Steucr;eb=
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vulten, Die NOlpitdler, S$obltbdti9
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ein6eimllhcn Froou;enten Dor mnge-
redDtem 2$ettbeperb mo ole 9elells
lhaitlihen uuo polttil6en Ginrldtum
9en uor ser Generalization ourh for
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miro Uub I'M Eager oer 9tatiuiltcn alf
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l!malMcflicbs Chen.

2&enn cS cinen Ncr;cnstiinoigcr
0dbe, llnO oiclcr llml6du biclte I'M
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den Gben picilcn bic &ogcl uui alien
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
SSiro CO CUR Gimismns fOmmen!

Die Barrier Nrieoensuntcrbnnoluns
aen iteben nod INNER Dor oem tooten
Euntt pes lpanil6en Don pollumlS.
Die Sepei6en perlihcrn, boB Die Gnt
ldeioun9 MN balo criolgcn muB {;
mor0en, llbermor9en ooer al lr9ero
eincm Ser nabiolScnocn Gage, wic eS
in Der Sprahe ienes pumpreihen
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men, belonoers wenE Die SilipinoS oui
,Nloilo our6 NusldreitunSen 9c9en
bic AuSldnber 81 enerSil6em Gingrei
fen a%uIioroern, abcr eS miro ben
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rer l,ano bon ben ,inleln 81 trennen,
aui oeren Gintinitc ein 10 9roBc,
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sunS bieten, 1T ba9esen ldberli1 &C
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bofen llmldOu III balten. IN N6l6eu
e%rreeenoer 1&eile mebren Eh aller Or
ten Ole Semilbungen, ul5 9euhstibem
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bic lid Se9enleiti9 lisben uuo often,
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ent9e9en pil9ern.
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Gben, III ocncn tort uno iert Strcit
uno .Sunt uno Die MISREPRESENTATION
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liN oO9 Ee6en. @cin (bcil Will had
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sen inn ucuJhttt Sic 81. III, ;unr
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Numnter 81.

oere nidt. Sie .3umutblms, ibr
0auptbu6 auisu'hla9en, lit, oas mus
man Su9eben, :tpas fed, um niht
main III 'agen. aber Gil Naiuitdt re
'pettipe unpeyfrOrenbeit ieAlt eS I'M
leren StaatSmdnnern, Die a~uBerbalb
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iiber Die
We,hlde oes yanoes auf geouloi9em
Fapier uerfa9en, ourhau@ nidt. Sic
baben berehipili9 rnler nationales
Oonto berporgebolt unb Darin Spa=
MEN nlht mn nit Dem Eerlu't Ser
Wtaine nab Dem &olten Der Nusrii=
'tln9 uno &rie9siiibran9 b%elaltet
lonoern aut nit Dem 9elammten Fens
~llonsbuoget, Oas uui unablebbare Seit
blnau9 Tilr Die &eteranen pieieS &rie-
9eS aus Den ldbrli6ea @intiiniten beS
yanbc5 be'tritten meroeu mus. 9timmt
nan Die FenlionSlilten oeS Nebel-
llon9trle9eo babel ais Eei'piel, Die
nod INNER Otililonen iiber WtiQionen
erforpern, 10 last lid Elm l6oncr 80
item bcrallsrednen, bel oeiien Nnblid
1punlcn angituol ilcbcnO bitten milB
te, liner Shulobud lei perni6tet.
gem 9c9enilber miiroc lcine @'e0en
redmtn9 mn oilyiti9 ouSiollen. 90
tonncn mir C9 inns leilten, oroEmil
tbl9 Den &bilippincn= Arhipcl ein;uz
ltetn Obne nod mebr, hohiten9 pitl=
lciht nod cine Garolinen ,Snicl iir
OQ9 0tanlla 6obel, III ioroern. Nit
Nlclni9tCiten habeu MIR ms ME nb-
Ge8ebcu. ais Nncrtennuns biSbcrj=
ger yclitun9cu ihift Sic lpaniiNt DE
Qieumg Dem Frdiioentcu ,yoltre ciuclI
Sroc1, uniere Gommilidrc in sic TO
nii6c SpT.
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Sicibt %abjmwartcm.

sSm. !. Srpan ldBt wieoer einmal
Don lid b0rcu. Sol9enoes limb bic
AeuBermsen, Die er Dem Seri6ters
itatter zines SlatteS 81 yincoln, Nebr. ,
S~e9enilber sema6t bat;
ISM &erSlel6 nit Der Mabl bes
,Sabreo 1896 babcu Die Hepublifaner
III cinisen Fldpen 9ewonnsn unp in
anoeren pcrloreu, tvs mar tein pou.
~l!dnoi9er rcpulitanilder SieS. I'm
@anSen 1T baS GrSebniB TEN liberia
iGenpeS, wenn man in getrabt siebt,
oaB Die Administration seraoe nit BEN
abi6lieBen zines criolsrcidu arie'
geS bcl6dIti9t 1T, @dbreno bic Ma
ioritdt Der SolSatsn wabn6einlid
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anti republitanIl6 ut, 10 lag Die Sub
rullg oes Grte9es BOD III Republicans
lhcn NGnDcn, unb oaS 1tGrtlte Nr9u
ment Der 6ampagne mar, oaB cine re-
publltar;'de 9tieoerlage ben Frdlioens
ten in Zen 2lll0en anoerer otationen
telneeloegS GreOit perl6anen milroe,
mdbrenb letne S"ommilldre nit Der 2lb=
ldtIeBun9 zines &ertraSeo bel0Gftigt
lclen. rs mar ni6t cine Ibltimmun9
iibey Die Sra9en, wel6e Dem &olte
lett porlie9en, lonDern Elm erfolsreis
DIES Nohlu6en I'M Ninuuslhlebung
oer 6ntldeloun9 SaS &olt bat Den
@oleltanodrb nl6t all9enommeu; e9
bat lid audi ni6t Dem Flon ~Su9enei9t,
ben SNnten oas Wtonopol oe9 Nupiers
9eIoe9 III bewtllloen; cs bat nldt be
l6lollsn, Die @reenbutS ;uritSu;ie-
ben, Wno eS bat lid Ben Srult9 nid)t
ilbcrlieIert. Siele Nrugen murOen
ourh bic &riegSertlGrUng IN ben i>tnz
tcr9runo g~ebrdn9t, lie merOen lid ms
Obcr mieoer ent9e9en'tellen, lobolo Der
Nritoe ;ultunNc 9ctommcn ut. Die
H&dbl fam aIf nidt ais Seltdti9ur8
ir9enO elmer beltimmttn uuomdrti9en
}'oljtit bctrNAtet merOen. Ghe elm
6rieoen9ucrtyu9 ub9d6lOiien lit, uno
Die Ecoin9um9en Oeslclben 6ctomt gez
moht woypcn inn, tNnn oO9 Soft
Darilber uidt urtbeileu. Cb Der @rie9
5ro9en non gcniigcnoer 2&i0ti0tcit
ms yc6en ruit, I'M Die 0iicntlidc }lui
m~crtiomteit upu unicrn htjmii0er
t'roblemcn a%byllcntcn, blelbt 0biu.
WQrten."