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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-12-14
For other Editorials see second page.

The dread and fore
boding which almost
invariably comes over
a young wife, just ere
the advent of thc first
little darling who shall
cali her mother, is one
Of the unnatural bur
dens which civilization
has imposed upon the
privilege Of mot Il er-
hood
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-12-14
THE CHARLESTON LINE

SOUTH CATOLINA AND GA, r. r. Co.
Schedule corrected to December -, 1891
eastern Time.)
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-12-14

" Co.umGia 100 pn 700am !90pE'
ar Charleston: s 90 r L. lliOe Il. > % p IL
Daily. Except Sunday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03

8rGItn ein. ves 9eiial mir 10 ieDr, o0b
i9 es in Oein YouOOir bdn9en lieB."
.0am muB Dir bod Die glebnli9teit
auW Gu1alen?"
ySa, i6 Iebe lie, ober Der gtusbrud
1T bod ein gang Onoerer; oas Mtlo1en
aul benz Siloe 1T 81 troltlos uno per=
nl6tet."
2aop Glara lab 3u Carmen biniiber.
pgBenn Sic tralrig ausIeben, wilroe
Die Nebnli6teit u%npertenubar ieiu. WiB
Grcel, aber i'd boife. sic perOen ME
Grgno oaju babsu."
Weni9e Minuten ipGter itanosn @ar=
men uno SaOD 6lara nebensinanoer in
eiiriaer uuterbaltuug. Goro NDeburn
lab lie al uuO ~itaunte, ME es Swei 10
idOne uno bod 10 gang OeriAieoene
Weien Qeben tOnnts, bic cine lebbaft
uno QraCiOs, Die unoere 9eneiien uno
ernitbaft, Die cine blonO. bic anoere
ouutel, Die cine cine ellie, bic anoere
cine gtoie. uuo bcioe liebtel i'm iiber
0lles!
2us ct nod einiae WinNtcn nit fei=
ner Mrtter allein war, iaste lie: ngSie
gut Sara ousIieht, ia bin 10 frOb,
euS 8liit!i4 SulaMmen 81 leben, Bic
tor"
&arum iolte er ibr erSdblsn, baB
bus. mas lie fir 6iljif bielt, MIR Die
G%rgebung mar, gu Der Elm Waun. Der
Ales pcrlOren bat, lid aufraft; lie
bate 10 uiel 9elitten, lie iOllte niGt
0bnen, ,uie idwer ibnl oas Sebsn mar.
.glu6 i'd freue MIDI, bid sufrieoen
uno 9iidiib Su iehen. SHUTTER, erpis
oerte er, olUer lit Die junss Game, Die
on nm Oi6 b0It?"
,2aoD Gong empFabl Tie mir, lie bat
lie nit aus GiN0bon 0ebrubt. Sbre
GebsnsQsiOihte lit lehr eiuioh, ibr
Moter Dlr gn0l6uoer, aus gutter So
Mile, lire Wutter SpNnierin. Don Der
bat lie iIre ShOnbeit 9esrbt."
limb on bait lie Iieb, Tie 1T Dir ipn,s
patbllbE"
.Sa. psnn liz meme siQene SO6ter
ipdre. 10 tOunte lie niht IiebcOoller fir
mid iorAsn. Su5 eiN5iac. mas mid
beunrubiBt, 1T. oa6 lie ME perguii9t
lit; nenn i6 nl6t ibren 9un'en Hebsnsa
lauf tennte. DiirOe iA iilrbtcn, lie bate
i6on Ibwere Shlt'ule erlebt. SD
wiiroe GpN permlBt Daben, tuelln ia lie
niAt QebObt bate.
9ieie llnterreoung trOItste ibn iebr.
Gr bate 9eiiirhtet, OaB Oo1 OieleiAt
ir9snO ein Nr9lOObn in SerSen ieiner
Wtltter mad geruOroen ludre. aber lbre
Q8Orte b~erubiQtsn i'm 2anS. llo er be
Qab iib 3ur Gube nit oem 8ebet I'M
Strait. baB tein unwiiroigar 8soaute
uno @uui6 in ibm auiitei9en mOate.
uno in Dem 8eIiible. oab elmer Der
Idwsriten Sage ieinss 2sbsnS bintsr
ibm lG4e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03

&ein Shlaf tam Hie folgsnoe Nnht
in @aoD Glarus glulen. Sic bate
iIreu 8otten uno Carmen Den ganisu
Abeno beobnftet; ipenn ibr bisber
etfuas eutgan9eu mar, ieBt Wilroe lle es
ie6eu, Ober ourhaus gar ni1ts bate
i1ren NriuObn beltIrtsn t0nRen. Sas
Ssne6meu Der beiocn NeQ~eneinanoer
mar tnOsllos, 96fllb uuo tiiDl. lie ipra-
den ME p9ne bsiOnosre &eranlanuug
SuIammeu uuo webIelten teinen Slif.
lie mahtsn Den Ginorut bon chamber
inuerIid gang fremoen Weniben.
Wenn oas unisli9e Yapisr nldt gene
len pdre, 10 bGtte lie allies fir sinen
b6ien Sraum balten tOnnen, aber oa
lag es in ibrsm 6aA. uno ale Nugen-
blits lab Iie es al uno il~ber3suste ii1
ben isinem Snbalt.
Sas i4merIte mar obsr bod Die
SbatIahe, oa6 GictOr 10 turS nab Iuss
fsrti0un9 oieier SiIpens I'M lie auSs=
balten bate. oas ionnte tie ni6t psr=
,pinoen. Sic tOnnte iusoer ellen uno
trintsn mob i6lalsn. oas @ebsimniB
oritdte le nieoer uno raubts ibr ale
8ube. Was lie aub that. lire De.
o0utsn waren unabldifis bel oieier
Sahe uuo Die beloeu Hamsu Sictor
8raf 3psburn uuo Carmen ercea itans
ben ME nit feuri9en Su6ltabsu &C.
ihrieben Dor ibrem Settle.
Ssoss Nal. psun ibr Wonu nit ibr
ipruA. frat ibr Die 5ra9e auf bic Sip=
pen: SIit ou je i'm Ss9rlif 9ewsisn,
Carmen Grc,ll su Observation-Disclosures lie
iano nldt ben Mutb. lie 0usSuiprs9sn.
so lam Der Sonnersta9 bsran, an
benz er ua9 SrewDn rsiien woute.
2oro @oroou parSa9s III Dor ansetoms
men uno iebr eribrOden ilbsr ous trGnte
Nusisbsu ieiner Sobter; audi 2oro
8peburn tounte Elm 8siiibl BON Gorge
ni6t unteroriiden, ais er am Worsen
Der Nbreiie in oas 3immsr isinsr Grall
fam, UNI Qbibieo gu nsbnsu.
SD bore, i'd braubs uiht LANCE
fOrtsubleibeu", ia9te er.
sic a%uttpprtete nibt.
,g0dre ss Dir lieb, iusnu ib balo
surildtdme?" fra9te er, etpas Asrsist
our6 ibr Sbwsiaeu.
Sic lab i'm an uno ba6te. pb er
wObl lin ibrstwillsn witui6ts, balo
wieber,utommen, Ooer Oh Die Sren-
uuu9 bon Carmen ibm i1per wuroe.
,.0u iiebit MID 10 ira9eno an. iubr
ct fort. milft OIL mir audi ieBt midi
IaQeu, mas bid beoriidt2"
S9r 9srs lsbnts lih, i9W ibrsn Sum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
g,1xrtttn,trper Dntette.

p9u boit MID alIo OOb ELL iIsln
lpenig lieb?"
.Ni6t nllr ein iueniQ!"
,.Wirtli0 me6r? 9onn Uirit oil
mid balO DON SerSen lieben, 8lttor?"
,Su ibeinit gu alauben. oab ih Oas
lebt nod ui4t tbue", benertte er.
,Sa", iagte Tie traurig, .,aber nit
Der t3eit Dirit OIL es lernen. Siebe
mltB 8egenliebe mefen, uno i'd babe
bid 10 iebr lieb."
sic i6ien ilber bic eigenen @orte
eri6rOden, 10 ofien bate lie nod ME
9eIprOben, IND trat errotbeno 5uriif.
50 tpie Tie oa Dor ibnl ltanO, liebeno,
i9iibteru uuo einsu parmen SKINNER
Don @lilf in Den Iu9en, 10 lab er lle
ME i'll Geben lpieoer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03

S9eri TEN, ein 9rauIamer S9er5;
0enl penn mir igr damn etuas BON
'Ol4em Document 9ewuBt tatte, 10
tuilrOe CT e. op3 oerni9tet babsn!
sic na6m Sas Yapier nit nod
ibrsm 3immer. isbte Ii1 al Den Slid
uIo lab nit ltarren Slifen oarauF bin.
@is lanoe iie 10 SubraAte, tuuBte lie
niht, lie lab nur Die @Orte StctOr 8r0f
&Deburn uno Carmen Grcell.
Yl0bli6 wrroe lie ourd Die Stimme
ibres WtdoAens auigei0rsft, ibr luBte.
Oab SOro &peburn nG6 i5r Sefra9t
bate uno i'm 2eie3immer lei.
Sas perieBte iis in Die @irtlidteit
;uriif. lie Itnno auf, i6tpB oa5 Uer=
bGnsniBpolle Bapisr in Elm Sad ein.
tiblte Ibre Nu8eu uno 9ing binunter
Su ibrem Gatten.
Or fam l6r eut9e9sn, fubr aber BEL
ibrem glnblif Suriid.
.,@as lit Dir. Glara?" fraats sr
eritaunt.
,Ni6ts", ertuioerte lie.
$50 OerlieB bid pObl uno ~oer8niiat
ausiebeno uno finoe bid blaB uno
cleno. Oh bit ia I'm Sabre 9ealtsrt.
,,gBirtlid! uno mas liegt oaran?"
,.6lara". ia9te er ireunoli4, uwas
feblt Dir nur?"
sic ia1 ibu 9lsi19iiltia an.
,.Wir isblt ni9ts. es 1T parm Srau=
BEN, uno i'd bin miioe."
Gr wlBts ni6t, mas ct iagsn iolte.
Dies mar ni6t oIsieIbe Grau, bic Dor
w"enigsn StunOsu lire Irnle sdrtlib
I'm ieinsn Sals 8eialun9eu bate; es
mubte etTuas OOr9efduen ieir.
,,Glara". besann er pisoer. bait ou
oas bl0ue Gouuert g%efunoen?"
Sic hattie es garj peraensn.
uSa", antuortete lie. les liegt
unten auf oeinem S9reibtii9."
,.@irtli8, ss 1T oa! SD oante Dir,
oas erlpart mir Diele Miibe."
gr trGt nGber al tie beran uno poQte
lie tiinsn, aber lie p0note ibr bIales
8s'lat benz Genitsr gu.
sd bin Dir is9r oantbar". tpisoers
bolte er. SD mar bsIorgt, o0B oas
Document fort p0re, Dein S0ter miro
ll5 audi freuen."
rs 1T mir lieb, Dir ssbolfsu 81 ba=
benz, eriploerte lie rubig.
@r le9te Ieine Sano auf ibr soloiass
Saar. ,GlarN". ia9te er. define
Gimme lit 10 miioe uno oein Slif 10
trNurla, i4 moAte wirlen, mas pOr8es
fallen it,"
Die Nntmort: SD babe cine Si=
IpGns 9eiunosn, auf Dem oein Uuo WFiB
grcels H0me itebt," i1psbte auf lbreu
Glppeu, ober lie untsroriifte lie.
,.0u iheiut az ginbilounAen 81
l%eiNen", antmOrtete lie tibl.
2oro &psburn wuBte niht, ,pas er
alls ibr madden iOllte, er nnbm ibre bei=
ben SGnoe uro iG9te iehr enti9ieoen:
,.Glara. lett i'd biA pOrbiu perlisB. lit
etluas 3miIhsn uns 9etreten.
Ser Grnit ieiner Stimms perfeblte
ben Ginorud auf lie ni6t.
,,@ibt IS etwos, mas 5piIden ulls
trsten t6nnte ullo miiBte?"
Gr Oadte MIR al feline trelle YIli5t.
eriiilung lett lciner 9siratb uno iaste:
,,9tein."
,@nrum bermutbeIt Oh es oonu?"
.gSsil ou perlnoert bit, Clara; i'd
weros uisllei1t ME "erfabren, mas ou
beute geb0rt Ooer seI.ben BAIT, Ober i@
weiB, oaB e. mid betrint."
limb ia peiB, oaB on Is Dir nllr
einbllosIt."
vSu tbuIt mir llnrebt, Clara, ia0te
er leiie uno IieB ibre 9dnos log. Gr Iab
Elm, oaB lie isBt tsin SnterelIe fir i'm
bate, uno 9in9 fort. I'm Oas g~eIunosue
Document an lId 81 nslmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-03
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gines Mor9ens, Gnos MuguIt, srbielt
2orp &psburn intercollegiate Nahri6=
ten aus Srempn. Die Ssrawerte 'die.
rsn bod mod 6riOlg III Nusiidt gu ltsls
len, bas g8alier mar Qelunter, uno
elmer Der 9eihifteltsu Ssaniter bate
0smeint. psnl ss Qeldn9e, Den 8eIt
0llsiupumper. 10 b0tten Die Wtlnen cine
9rObe 3utunit.
2oro Gpeburn lag ben Sanlen ben
ben Srief Dor, uuo Die Grain ia9te
erireut: ,Ssin gater belt Die Specu=
IatiOn INNER iiir Qiinltig. i9 wunoere
mid nibt, wsnn er rs6t bsbaItsn
I~Ollte."
.@os baben mir ale ~oespegen 9e=
Iitten" ,,meinte 2oro GDeburn nlboent=
LID. Sir i'm tam Der Geihtbum sl
iplt. iein Sebens9liit tOnnte er uibt
mebr ertauIen."
.Was tpuros eiNentlib aus benz oa=
mali9su 8erwalter?" ira9te Sao0
Glara. vbieB sr ni6t @oam Grant?"
So, 10 bisB err. beIidti9te @oro
Rpeburn. Seine Slife beQeanstsn De-
uen @armens, oeren @ellht bleib
iuuroe.
,90DSu mur0e er berurtbellt!"
.3u iiinfssbu Subren 3u9t9aus. "
9ie 8rGTln i"eufSte.
.Sos lit etpas, mas i'd ME Uerlteben
fOnnte. Sictor, o0b ou, ben er 10 furbts
bar bstrpsen bat III Der Ter6anolunS
81 isinen @ualten 9elprOasu bait"
sd bate @riiuOs, DID ib ui6t nsll=
men tam. Mutter; bite. LAB uns nibt
iueiter oarilber ipre6en."
Stun iolgte cine iebr arbsitsreibe
3sit. Soro &peburn bate oamals ale
Yapiere, Die iib oui Die a~ngele9enbeit
beSOgsn, eili9 beiIslte 9ele9t III Dem
Blauben, baB Iie ulbt wlsoer 9ebrautt
piirosn. Nuu iolten lie CUR StsQe Isin,
uno suar moblaeOronet.
Gr arbsitsts flsiBi1. gis SieustaN
mubte Nles 9eOrOnst ieiu uno an
SOnnerstO9 pOllte or nit ieinsm
Shwie9srpater nab Srswpn reiisn,
I'M bic Sahe islbit in Die Sano gu
nebmen. Hur Elm Document ie6lte
nod. pslbes grade BON GROCER Wih=
ti9tsit mar, uno GaoD SARA fano ibren
Mann zines WOr9eus in &erSuei flung
iiber lsinen Tcrlult.
sd femme oas Yapier 70 gut, ia9te
er, .ss itsfts in einem 9roBsu blauer
Gouusrt. SD babe i9On ale S6ub=
LADEN umN.tebrt."
,&0nnte es nibt anberswo fsin?"
,giur in benz grOBeu Setratdr uutsn
i'm Establishment, aber i'd erinnsre
mid gar nibt, ben baulals bsnugt gu
6absn."
,2ab mid BORT iu6sn", bat lie, ,oll
lisbIt an9e9rifeu aus uno pOltslt stluas
ipaSiereu 9eben."
sd bate SsnosrIon periproAen.
beute Na6mittus sin paar Stunoen
nit ibm 81 iaSsn", ia9te er sp8erno.
.Sbue oas. bite, id lam sbsulOaut
Iubsn als ou, uuo i6 Osriprsbe Dir,
LIBERAL nad3uIsbsn. Wsun ou suriids
tOmmlt, psroe ib nit benz blauen
6Oupsr! Dor Der Sbiire ltebsu."
Sn ipatsrsu Sabrsn mar IS 2oro
RDsburn cine liebe grinnsruEa, bar
er. slnem plOblibsn Smpuls iol9suo
ieiner 6rou nit einem bsrSlibsn Sub
fir ibre Sulie oantte.
Nit elmer 3drtlibtsit. bic lie ibm
isltsn Ssi9te, Is9te lie Die SaUo am isis
nen pals.
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
LITERARY NOTES.

That the spy sent by the United States
have become the glest of Weyler himself,
seems incredible. Yet the-e IS nothing
more true. Tne government selected rs lis
agent man of position who has lived
much in Germany. Itwas necessary fo- us
to have trained intellect that would make
no mistakes. His story is told in the Nov
ember Cosmopolitan, and the most exciting
pages of Dumas's fiction seem tame in com
parison with the facts. C-ossing the front
Ter In q first-class Cal iage, ne was by a
'rlt1ip3 accident brought into conversation
with young Spanish nobleman; presently
who should come along but the son of
General Weyler. This acquaintance led to
his receiving manv attentions from We've:
when they reached Mad-id and The General
actually gave up day 10 trip to The
Escurial. Imagine This grim arch-enemy
of ours LAYING himself out 10 please the
secret agent whom the government had
sent to find out the weak places of Spa 4.
How tr;fing the demarca,ion be ween the
position of honored guest and tha of spy
who, it discoYe,ed, would have been all
the more quickly sent TO his deatbl The
same issue of The Cosmopolitan contains
four pieces of fiction by such famous
authors as Fcank Stockton, ZangwiIl, H. G.
Wells, and the lanented HasoId Frederic,
but none of it half so exciting in lis inter-
est as this true story.
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
SUSSEX COUNTY.

Milton had $500 fire Thursday night
Frank Carey's new dwelling house wa
damaged to that extent,
The body of Gardiner Dickson, aged g
years, of Laurel, was found SUNDAY after
noon in a room which he occupied Satur
day night in hotel on Market street, be-
low Ninth, Philadelphia. There was moth
ing about the body nor any circumstances
surrounding the case which gave any evil
dence of foul play, and it is believed the
man died of heart failure.
Lee Short, aged ID years, of Bridgeville
had the thumb and foref1ger of his lef
hand blown off Monday afternoon by the
explosion of Winchester rifle car ridge
Some companions dared him to hold q
match to the cartridge and as result his
finger and thumb were blown off,
While Alfred Warrington, a well-to,do
farmer, living on heroad between Seaford
and Georgetown, was attending revival
services at nearby church on Tuesday
night, his dwelling with all its contents,
was destroyed by fire. An old chest, con
tanning the savings of the family for q
number of years was DESTROYED. His loss
will be about So 600.
The Milton Times contains the following.
"A farmer living west of Million, hung his
vest on the fence in the barn-yard, and a
calf chewed one of the pockets out of the
garment, in which was contained gold
watch. Last week an animal, staid old
mich COW, was butchered for beef and the
timepiece was found in such a position be-
tween the lungs of the COW, that the pro-
cess Of respiration, the closing and filling
Of the lungs kept the stem-winder wound
up. and the watch had lost but four min
utes in seven years.
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
NEW COLLEGE HALL.

The new Mechanical Hall at Delaware
College. built to take the place of the ma.
chine shops burned last April, is now fin
ished, equipped and occupied by the Depart
ment of Mechanical aud Electrical
Engineering. All the instruction as well
as the practical work of the Department
will hereafter be carried on in the new
building.
Mechanical Hall is q brick building 63 by
"a feet and two-stories high, with one
storied rear extension, 1S feet square, for a
boiler-house. The whole lower floor of The
building is occupied by the machine shop.
The second floor contains the electrical
laboratory, the draughting room, two recit-
alton rooms and the office of the Depart
ment.
Great pains have been taken TO equip the
machine shop in such fashion as to meet
all the needs of the students. The eouip-
ment includes one % horse power boiler,
two drill presses, shaping machine. fiye-
woodworking lathes, six carpenter benches,
each with its proper outfit of tools, and a
150-light dynamo with switchboard and
appliances. All Of this apparatus is in
daily use by the classes of The Mechanical
Department.
The draughting room, 15x4O feet is
abundantly lit from the north. The Elec-
trical Laboratory, 15x30 feet, is properly
equipped for electrical testing and. expert
ment. The class rooms. Is by IS feet each,
are completely furnished, and heated and
well lit
The heating plant for nearly all of the
College buildings is located in the ample
cellar of Mechanical Hall. This cellar,
and all parts of the building are so con-
structed as to reduce 10 a minimum the
danger from fire.
By the transfer of the Mechanical and
Electrical Department from its class room
and draughting room in Recitation Hall.
those apartments are left vacant and avail
able for other uses. One of the rooms will
in time be used as an overflow apartment
for the constantly growing general library.
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
MA MYnYLAND.

Secretary Van Der Hoogt, of the
Maryland State immigration Bureau,
is completing preparations for trip to
Holland, where he will offer induce
ments to Dutch farmers and their FAM
lilies to locate on the Eastern shore Of
Mary land. He will take with him
credentials from the settltrs in Will
helmina colony, Caroline county, certi-
flying that they are satisfied and in q
prosperous condition. The syndicate
organized by Ex-Governor Brown, with
capital of $500, 900, will have laid off
large tracts of land in Somerset county
into small farms from 80 to 100 acres
each. A church, a school house and
blacksmith shop, carpenter shop will be
provided for the settlers. The colon-
ization scheme will follow closely the
plans upon which the Holland was foun-
ded.
The Kibler farm of 10S acres in the
Second district was sold Monday at
mortgagee's sale by Johns. Writ, ESQ.,,
the purchaser being ALBERT Spear, at
$500.
Two Seventh Day AGventists are In
Centreville Jail for cutting corn on Sun.
day. They refused to be bailed out by
their friends lest they acknowledge
their wrong.
Miss Martha Finley, Of Elkton. the
well-known authoiess, has just COM
pleted two more books, one of which is
a Christmas story, and the other "Elsie
on the Hudson,'' which is to be added
to the Elsie series.
The following are the jurors for the
December term of the Circuit Court for
Cecil County for tie 1st and End district
the court convening December II:
First-Robert H. Register, Timothy
Devine, Harry Rowan, George R. Rich
ards, Thomas P. Dorsey, Isaac Gibbs,
Samuel N. Megiti, George W. Hoek-
wood. Second-Oakley Barwick, Hen
ry Fl. Brady, John Fl. Simpson. George
r. Houck, Bennett Steele, William
Jones.
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
Robbed the f4raua-

A startling incident, of which Mr.. John
Oliver Of Philadelphia, was the subject, is
narrated by him as follows: 'sI was in a
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated
pain continually in back and sides, no ap
petite, gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given me UP
Fortunately, friend advised trying 'Elec.
trio Bitters:' and to my great joy and sur.
prise, the first bottle made decided i'm.
provement. I continued their use for three
weeks. and-am now well man. / know
they saved my life, and robbed the grave of
another victim" No one should fail to try
them. Only so cts per bottle at Dr.. H.
Vsughan's Drng Store
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
500 Reward 500


The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that Silence has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Cattarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires q
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to to cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
Address. FL. Cheney & Co., To
edo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Middletown transcript., 1898-11-26
AN OUTSIDE CELLAR.

For Storing Fruit and Vegetables
and as a Summer Mi1kroom.
An excavation feet in depth and 10
feet square was made. Then frame
work Of timbers inches square was
erected over the excavation. This frame
was 16 feet long and 10 feet wide, feet
of the length being designed for an
entry or storeroom. The frame support
ed walls composed of two inch oak
boards, the ceiling of the inner room, or
cellar proper, was of inch oak boards,
and over this sawdust was spread sew
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eral inches in depth, the partition wal
separating the entry and the cellar wal
double and the hollow space filled with
sawdust also. A heavy door with strips
Of cloth or listing tackled around the
door frame excluded all frost.
Two tiers of bins occupied the north
and south sides, the intervening space
being utilized by boxes or barrels o1
fruits or vegetables, all vegetables ex-
cept cabbages having their receptacles.
The front Of the entry was provided
with an outside door and two windows.
If the lower half Of the sash is furnish
ed with latticeWork, it will do away
with all necessity of screens during the
summer, when, the contents of the in
ner room or cellar being removed and a
liberal use of whitewash made, the CEN
trail space can be used as summer milk
room, when it will be necessary to keep
the partition always open to afford air
and light.
The floors of the two rooms were of
natural sandstone and the whole build
ing covered with a roof Of shingles. But
once in a period of 16 years were the
contents ever injured by frost, and then
the cellars all over the land were enter
ed by the frost king
No drainage was necessary. The nat
ural advantages were good, the build
ing being placed on ground having a
steep descent or fall of several feet, the
cellar or inner room being entirely un-
derground while the front opened upon
level ground. The front room was used
as place Of storage for salt, pork and
vinegar barrels, etc
A separate house for the storing of
fruit. vegetables, ETC., is preferable to
using the l:GaSe cellar, as in separate
building tho temperature can be kept
under better control If superfuity Of
loose or cohble stone abound, as is the
case on many farms, and if they can be
collected without much loss of time or
expense, then an excellent plan would
be to build an outside cellar of them,
laying them in line and cement. Such
cellar or house would last lifetime
If well put up, as there is nothing per-
ishable to need repairs except the roof
A stone cellar is cheapest in the long
run and the temperature more equable,
says correspondent of Ohio Farmer, in
which the diagram and foregoing de-
soription originally occurred.
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AND now Senator Mathew Stanley
Quay of Pennsylvania must answer to
an indictment iu court for the improp-
or use of the funds Of Bank Sena-
tor Quay has been dictator in the pol
itics of the Keystone State for years
and be has been often accused of TAX
ing '.short cutsn to gain his ends. If
he is guilty Of this.charge be should suf-
fer the penalty as though he were plain
Mr.. Quay.
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pnb,,c Sales.

WEDNESDAY, DEoEMBEa 9TH, 1s98.-Sale
Of stock, farm implements, etc, by Mrs. II
a. Nowland, Adminissratrix. at her resi-
dence, p miles north Of Middletown.
shockley & Smith, Auctioneers. See adyt.
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER 15lh. 1s9s.-sale of
stock, farm implements. eic.. by w. D.
Bradford, on farm now ienan'ed by Charles
Vineyard, Middle Neck, Cecil Co. Shock
lsgs& Smith, Auciloneess. See adYt. this
psRsn
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KELLEY, "the perpetual motions
man, is dead. Oceans Of money been
poured into his schemes without cent
of profit, and it is said his secrets, such
as be had, died with him. Now for the
next Keeley with nice theoriesl There
are millions awaiting him.