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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-03-31
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-03-31
To House OWNERS, BUILDERS and ARCHITECTS,

respectfully Builders
and House Trimmings modern and latest n made
kinds
the within the reach We hereby cordially
stock of this line goods We also furnish
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-01-22
JEAN BERNADAC.
Chirurgien- V6t6rinaire,

&c tient en- tout temps la DISPOSE
tion des personnes qui auraient be-
soin de ses services. II prend des
animaux en- soin domieile. Sa Tongue ex-
perience est une garantie pour ses clients.
NJ. Bernadac Sc charge de fonrnir, sur CON-
mande, des chevaux tells que lie dfsirent les
acheteur. II toujours des chevaux chez
lui, ct vend ct echange Ia commission. II
fera touiours son possible pour satisfaire ses
clients -.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-01-22
MAIS0N De PENSION.

LIE soussigne informe lie public quill achet6
Petablissement ci-devant tenn par NJ. Emile
Bernard, cote du bureau de poste d 'Edgard,
ct quill a fait de grandes ameliorations.
Les voyageurs y trouveront logement ct PEN
sion, ct des repas seront servis sour eomman-
de. Des voitures seront tenues la disposition
des personnes qui ont des courses a faire
Uue belle barre fait partie de la maison
JULES JOSEPH
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-01-22

une brave femme consultez-la,
ellie ne vous donnera que de bons
conseils.
La mutt Sc passa pour notre heroi-
ne sans incidents settlement, ellie
cut a repondre aux mile ct mile
questions de la petite Lila. Celle-
ci voulait savoir quel etait Get hon.
me qui ressemblait a un singe ce
devait etre pour le moins la Barbe
Bleue (quoique celle du singe fdt
noire) ou Croquemitaine, ou rOgre
du Petit Poucet, ct ellie demanda a
Daalia ce que le villain ogre lui
await fait.
Et Ia jeune file. pour amuser sa
petite annie, improvisa une historic,
ct le lendemain, notre petite Lila
racontait a ses seurs que l'homme
qu'elles avaient entrevu etait bien
.reellement un singe, le grand frere
.sisEHc cslrirssasss sr6ms naii
etait monte chez mamzeIle Dahlia
ct await essaye de la devorer.
EFT, ajouta la petite conteuse,
paavre mamzelle Dahlia a EN- 81
peur qu'elle perdu connaissance...
Et vrai! il y await de qnoi.
Nicolas Sc rendit le lendemain,
de bonne heure, chez madame Le-
bon ct celle-ci, tout inqniete, sa-
chant settlement que quelqne chose
de terrible etait arrive a sa prote-
gee, qu'elle etait malade ct deman-
DAFT q Ia voir, s'empressa de Sc rem
DIRE pres dele.
En- voyant Virginie monter chez
50 petite fille, Ia Babette ct la grima-
ce. CONNIE tous les mechants. ellie
dstestait les personnes vertueuses ct
Virginie Lebon par-dessns toutes.
Ce qn'elle craignait surtout c'e-
TAFT Influence de la digne femme
sur Dahlia.
Ellie va CATER cette enfantl re-
pstait-elle ellie va sans doute lui
parler du bon Dieu.
En- apercevant Ia sage-femme,
Dahlia SO jeta dams ses bras ct. PEN
dant IN moment, pleura silencien-
sement sur son epaule.
-Vous m'avez fait appeler, mon
enfant, ct me voilaI dit Virginie.
Que vous est-il done arrive qui ait
pu vous agiter ainsi?
Quoi. madame, demanda Dab
la avec etonnement. Nicolas ne vous
. rien dit?
Absolument rien. excepte que
vons etiez souffrante OF desiriez me
voir.
Dahlia fit asseoir Ia bonnie dame
sur le sofa. cote dele. ct IA main
dams sa main, lui raconta tout GO
qui await en- lieu depuis Ia journee
qu'elle await passae chez ellie. Ellie
hi dit tout la visite d Octavia, cell
le du don, les declarations de Nico-
las. ellie ne lni cacha rien.
Virginie await ecousa en- silence.
Quand la jeune file ent termine son
recit
LoUnE RAYMOND.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-01-22
DAHLIA La QUARTERONNE.
TRoIsIEME PARTIE.
VALERY ET DAHLIA.

les elennes les deux mans de Dah-
lia.
Petite, dit-il dune voix basse
ct sans oser Ia regarder, vous ne
m'avez pas tout dit.
Ellie resta muette CONNIE 81 ellie
n,avais pas la forcs a. mi irsponzirAs
Ellie attachait sur lni ses grands
yeux girls remplis dune expression
de doute ct d'angoisse qui. CONNIE
nne lame aigiie. penetrate jusqu'au
fond du cmur dn jeune homme.
Vous ne m'ayez pas parle de
Valery Ashton, reprit-il; vous ne
m'avez rien dit de son amour pour
vous. Dahlia.
II s'arreta. Ellie await detonrne Ia
tste pour eviter ses regards.
vous m'avez appela votre FREE
r. Petite, aiouta-t-iI; sst-ce qu'une
Sour dot cacher quelque chose
! son frere2 Dites-moi. pauvre en-
FAINT. aimez-vons Get homme9
oui. je laaimel repondit-elle en-
cachant 50 figure dams ses oreillers.
Et quelles esp6rances avez-vous
places sur oct homme. Dahlia?
Aucune reponse ne lui vint aux
lsvres. n rsprit
Valery Ashton appartient 4 Ia
ristocratie Il plus elevee du pays.
Il est fer ct SO considere trop au-
dessus de vous pour penser vous
6pouser. Vous ne serea jamaie sa
femme. Dahlia. et il vons estine
trop pour croire quo vons youdriez
devenir sa maftresse.
Jamais s'ecria-t-elle.
En ce oas. reprit Nicolas, une
ssule ancre de sauvstage se prssen-
e ! vona IN seul moyen de rester
pure ali milieu des tentations qni
vous entonrent une senle chance
de vous dsbarrasser dos poursuites
de don Orlando et de bien d'autres
encore.
Je ne te comprends pas, Nicolas,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-01-22
AUX HABTrA-NTS.

LIE soussigne annonce aux habitants de st.
Jean -Baptiste quill s'occnpe du traitement
des chevaux ct des operations de tontes sortes
d leur faire. II Sc rendra de suite chez eeux
qui le feront appeler.
Sadresser chez lui rive gauche, on lui ecri-
re la poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELESTIN BREDY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-01-22

tions ct des PIECES qui vous 'entou-
rent. ct Petite! chere Petite! c'est
aussi le seul moyen de vous sauver
de vous-meme.
Ellie l'avait ecoute en- silence, la
tete baissee ct combattant de son
mieux l'emotion qui s'emparait del
lie ct grandissait de plus en- plus.
Du lit oa ellie etait couchee, ellie
etendit la main ct prit sur le gue-
ridon, q cote d'elle, la lettre que,
lavant-veille, ellie await recue de la
superieure du convent.
Lis, Nicolas, dit-elle en- lui
nettant le papier entire les maine.
II deploya la lettre ct la lut lem
tement, attentivement.
-yous le voyez. Dahiia. dit-il en-
remettant la lettre sur le gueridon !;
vous le voyez, votre sec1nde mere
.al1smenessous aseien ir1n4rchs6r
suivre, le seul moyen de recouvrer
la paix.
-Mais, dit-elle, 81 Valery con-
sen. d m'epouser?
lila loi du pays defend toute
union entire nous ct les biancs.
Il
Pour eluder cette loi injuste,
ne peut-il m'emmener au Mexique.
en- Europe2
III le peut. mais ne caressez pas
lure semblable illusion, Petite il
ne le fera pas.
IN profond soupir fut 10 seule
reponse de Dahlia.
II continua
Dahlia, vous arrivez du Mary
land vous avez etc elevee dams un
couvent ct n'avez jamais probable
ment entendu parler des prejnges
lqui separent les deux races. Au
|risqus d'humilier votre orgueil, de
briser votre cmnr, js veux METRE
sous vos yenx un exemple de ces
terribles prejuges. Vous etes belle
CONNIE peu de femmes le sont, vous
etes richie. eh bien L. ST aujourd'hni
i'allais 4 Jacques Miller, le boucher
bossu ct ignorant. 81 je proposals d
cette brute de vons apouser, il con-
sidererait cette offre CONNIE une
mortelle insulte ct reculerait avec
horrenr... Vonlez- vous savoir pour
quoi ? II est blanc ct vous stes de
couleur.
Tu exagsres. sans doute. Nico-
las.
Non. Dieu est temoin que je
vous die la verite. Et maiutenant,
comparez Jacques le boucher . Va
lery Ashton. laristocrate... pouyez-
vous esperer que jamais il conssnti-
ra 4 faire de vous 80 femmef
oh que Ia es cruel. Nicolas |
| Non, repondit-il. i dis vrai,
VOLTA tout. Au prix de mon exis-
tence, je voudrais metre trompe.
/ Dah,iai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
IONS WIFE AND HER FRIEND.
Have a Little Talk on the Way Home
from the Food Show.

They were middle-aged and stout. Each
Of them elasped large paper sack hlled
with samples TO her ample breast
A second glance was not necessary to
,eu they had been TO the Food Show. Re
snectable middle-aged ladies' Tor some
reason or other seem 10 look upon am
afternoon at the Food Show as a via
orgy. The bonnets of these ladies' We're
aw-rv. their faces were flushed. ana eN-
element sin cleaned in ia Their eyes
nc they came breathlessly into west
bound Fortv-ninth and Chester avenue
car and sat down opposite gentleman
whose face wore a sardonic smile.
"Nas It Mrs Rorer who SAID: inc
quality of mercy IS not strained asked
the lady who held a sample package OF
yeast cakes tightly in her mana.
81 guess so: II sounds Ike her Didliu-
~ returned the other.
The sardonlc smile on the race OF the
gentleman opposite deepened.
II heard some one quote it the otncr
night and | thought then II was PROP
ably something she had said. As RUE
she's such a hand TO think OF things tnat
n person who keeps only one girl Teally
hasn't time to do
Yes. / know 1t; John says re WISHES
for Heavens sake ia stop going To ner
lectures. so Ia quit talking about he'.
He saws ne dreams about her, he hears
her name so much You see. / think
woman ought TO do something 10 taNe
her husbands mind of his business Whe
ha eets home. so tell him all about what
She saws i'm her lectures. ! talked all tte
limo during dinner last night about no"
the way l made bread pudding dlneieu
from the way Mrs. Rorer made H. l am
eure tried to be as entertaining as
tnow how and do YOU know he got that
mad he said-wen j won't repeat what
ne said. but / hope your husband doesn I
use The word i'm your presence
"Well. he does" said the lady with the
,.aost cakes. earnestly. you remem-
her that trap-door business that she sus-
sested instead OF going down cellar.
lola my husband | thought 1t would DC
Lovely In our kitchen and he said the
veast-cake lady's voice sank 20 an aWlui
Nhisper-he said: 'Trap-doors be ----.
"Sh-sh-shi'
wasn't that chocolate lovely they gave
away this afternoon? l wanted two cups.
so did l. | had a notion 10 turn up
my bonnet back and 10 disguise myself,
YOU know; and go back for another
~ know a woman who does do things
like that She goes around and collects
samples with her veil up and then she
nuts Il down and goes around again.
Isn't she clever?'
Isn't she. thought!
The car stopped and the ladies made
their exit.
II have something 10 be thankful FOR"
said the satirical gentleman to the man
beside him. III l had married | might
Have married somebody like that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
A GREAT REMEDY
For Sufferers from Piles.

DR.. Redmond. a specialist In the study
and treatment OF piles ana rectal dis
eases. recently stated that the Pyramid
Pile cure. the new discovery for the cure
Of piles. was the most remarkable remedy
ne had ever seen or tried in one respect {.
and that was the instant relief eX-
perionced IN all cases. no matter how
severe. from the moment The remedy
was applied. This was the more sur
prsing TO him because he had carefully
analysed the preparation ana no trace
OF opium. cocaine OF similar poison
could be detected.
physicians look With great favor upon
amid Pile Cure, because it is
rapidly taking place Of surgical opera
lions and because II is so simple, so
easily applied and contains no mineral
or other poisons 20 commonly used in
cures.
Or. Estcrbrook reports that the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure not only cures thcAvarious
forms Of piles. but never fails 90 give
immediate relief on the first application.
no matter how severe the pain or disc0Dl-
fort may be.
People who have sun "a from piles
for years are often 1s-on.shcd "a the
instant relief oxperien 81 from the FIRST
application Another important aGvan-
'age IS the fact that anyone can use The
remedy without detention from business
or interference with daily occupation.
Sold by druggists at 20 cents per pack
age.
send 70 Pyramid Drug Co.. Marshall.
Mich. for free book on cause AMI cure
OF piles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
WON HER AFTER ALL.
\ Bride Who Deserted the Groom at
the Altar Changes Her Mind.

SCRANTON. PA. nov. 25.-Marearot
Moore and Timothy Foley were married
in this city to-day by Rev. Richard b..
Walsh. of Moscow. The bride created "a
sensation few days ago by deserving
Mr. Foley at the altar rail of ST. Cath
crimes Catholic church. ~ Moscow in
the presence OF large congregation
while the priest was saying the solemn
words of the marriage ceremony.
For some reason which She refused at
the time TO disclose. she would not say
eyes" and walked down the aisle and
out of the sacred cdiice alone. with
every eye in the church following her..
10 was said later that her conduct was
prompted by desire Tor revenge on Mr.
Foley. who had once deserted her for
another GIRL
Mr. Foley. who 40 first was Inundated
and dcspairug finally managed 90 pluck
mp courage enough 90 renew his w0cing
of tickle Margaret lie obtained her con-
sent 20 their marriage and father Walsh
wash notified. The priest came from Mos
cow This morning BOZ mountain blizzard
ana soon tied the nupual knot The cere-
mony was kept as quiet and private as
possible. and was performed az the house
of friend of the bride. Every preCauuon
was taken 90 prevent recurrence Of
the Moscow sensation.
After the ceremony Father walsh oX-
pressed himself much pleased lie did
not like tho notoriety occasioncd by the
scene ina the church but he very char
tably cxoncratcd the bride from blame.
Father Walsh's parish is one of the
largest in the United States. IL extends
from Scranton TO Slroudsburg across
the Pocouo mountain range though his
Pensioners are few and far between
Baltimore sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
PlCTTRES OF THE POPE.
TO be Exhibited TO Church Dignitaries
in Washington

WASHINGTON. Nov 25-Tho Catholic
dienlfaries of this city viii witness Il
most remarkable scene ON WeduesdaY
next. when moving Photographic pictures
of Pope Leo XIII, i'm the Vatican gardens.
viii be exhibited 10 the high officials or
the Roman Catholic Church
This remarkable exhibition will ur0ha-
bly, be given i'm the hall Of the Catholic
University. or possibly an the Georgetown
University. and as the AFFAIR viii Doe in
the nature OF an advance exhibit. u0 one
but the Catholic dignltarics win lc AIDE
mitted. IL g. expected that Cardinal GLIB
bOns will i'-' in the city for the purpose
Of seeing first display Of pictures ever
taken of the Pope that VIII show his
movements and give 90 the whole scene
a most lifelike appearance.
The pictures were taken last summer by
W. *. l.. Dickson. who went tI Rome FOR
that purpose. taking With lin n mulo-
scope camera. Two scenes We're Z. Ken
IN the Vatican on The occasion of solemn
pontldcal mass and reception of pilgrims.
During the five sittings no fewer than IT,
COO negatives were exposed. passing over
tho rollers at "A speed o., from 40 10 ID
each second The pictures cbt@red are
said 10 be most excellent, and show the
POpe on several different occ ielons. once
while being carried 'n char "nd once
while driving through the Vatican gar
dens I'm an open carriage. The pictures
will be exhibited under the absolute con-
troll of the Catholic Church Of America.
and will not be shown N halls or play
houses.
Mr.. Dickson the photographed, who
gained the confidence Of the Pope, states
that the Pope displayed the greatest in-
terest IN the mutoscope. and after fully
understanding the device. consented 20 be
photographed. one picture shows his
holiness walking and talking With one OF
his Noble Guards. another shows the Pa
pal Guards kneeling and saluting the
Pope as he passes. sin others sf Ow him
surrounded by his stately court. consist
ing Of the Swiss. Palatine, and Noble
Guards.
II is believed TO be the purpose Of those
who have control OF these pictures or
Pope XIII to exhibit them IN this ooun-
try. and II possible. secure the services
Of a Catholic clergyman 10 lecture upon
the Pope. For the present tss pictures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
CONFERRED H0N0RS.
An Interesting Ceremony at Hanpue"'
Sjdncy-DiplOmas.

uAMPDEN SIDNEY. Nov. Especial
At the last meeting Of the Union ah'
Phganthropic Literary Societies the tol-
lowing honors were conferred;
In the Union Society, senior orator
media, 10 Mr.. H. r. Houston' intermedl-
ate orators. Messrs r.. *. LANG y. r.
T,owerv and =. Y. Johnson; final senior
orator T. =. Cross. final president l. -
Jones. marshals j.. b. Iierndon anr w
Is. Buford.
In the Philanthropic Society senior or
ator's medal TO Mr.. Geo. Fitzgerald; in
trmediate orators, Messrs r. G. Lee
w. c. Bell and r. Il. Richardson's hnai
president. w. w. Bondurant; marshais'
crawford and II. NJ. Winfrce.
Diplomas I'm this society were AWARDED
10 Messrs. Bondurant, Mcdonald Fltz
Gerald Johnson. Lorraine. LlneweaVer
NJ =. Pnson, and j. w. Pilson ana X.
G.. Lee. "a,
The first half Of the senior class deliv-
cred public orations in the Memorial
chanel tonight. 4 large audience was
nreaent and the speakers received much
deserved applause. The second half VIII
deliver orations on next Saturday night
,rhe following students were elected yes
terday as editors OF the KALEIDOSCOPE, thc
college annual: Editor-in-Chief, II. IL
Houston; Business Manager D. IL Jon,-
con Jr and II. w cole, r. G. Caldwell,
n c. Jones. w. w. Bondurant' n Is
uarndon Jr., w. G. Bell. $. X. Green
A. :. Caldwell, J. w. Kinnier and Il. W.
Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
TOURNAMENT AT PAMPLlN.
An Enjoyable Social Event-Do"o'e
wedding Announced.

pAMPIIN CITY, VA, NOV. %o'-SPVO-
ial-The monotomy of our little village
was broken by grand tournament ana
hau Yesterday, commencing at CLOCK
MIR Emmett Womack was the success
fnu knight and crowned Miss Ida East
of Prince Edward county, queen OF love
and beauty.
Mr.. BOYD Ford, second honor. crowned
Miss Kate Sears. OF AppomattoN, hrst
maid of honor; third. Mr. Norman oar
son crowned Miss Mary Payne, or ramp
lin CITY; fourth. Mr.. Wilson Xix, crowned
Pearl Sears, OF AppomattoN.
DIR. Taliafcrro. of this city, delivered
the charge to the knights; Hon. ii. ID.
Flood the coronation address.
The village has been fun of young peo-
pie since Wednesday. Thanksgiving was
enjoyed by all
Miss Sanie Rice and Miss Pearl Pam
key are spending the week 81 home.
Cards are out for tina double marriage
OF Misses Bessie and Mary Ford, Of
Charlotte county. TO NJ. Charlie and
Willie French, OF North Carolina, on the
10th OF November. 1895. at Centenary
church. Madisonyiile Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
EARTHQUAKE IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Shock Of Friday Distinctly Fell
at Raleigh.
JUDGE SIM0NT0N IS VERY ILL.,
He is at His Home in Charleston, ;. {.
\ Probably Fatal ARRAY Between
Negroes NJ LittlctOn-Thc
First Snow.
JUDGE SIMONTON IS VERY ILL

RALEIGH. y. C.. Nov. 26-Spccial.-
Raleigh IS among the list Of places that
felt distinctly the earthquake shocks that
PASSED through the earth yesterday after
noon. SO far no damage has been re-
ported from any OF the places that OK
porlenced the shock.
The Governor has made J. @. j. Harris
a special aide ON his stan and the y. &.
AGENT for War claims with the rank Of
colonel.
The Sons of the Revolution have APP
pointed col A. Q Holiday, capt : a.
Nshc. and Mr. ~. W. Jackson "a commit
tee 90 see that the portraits of Judges
Alfred Moorc and James lrcdeH are pre-
pared f1r presentation to the supreme
court. and 90 invite Mr.. Junius Davis oil
wilmington. to present The same.
JUDGE slMONTON I'LL
The news of the critical illness of Judge
sim0nt0n at Dis home BOP charleston p.
g.. is heard here with much regret
Ii has been urged that the legislature
create ana ofice-Insurancc Commissioner
and thus reduce the salary or rather
income. Of the Secretary of state. which
is now said To- reach $1,000. ON the other
hand IL Us urged that the Leeia lature
create no now offices. but rather reduce
the present lumber
Major Davis. who has been acting Adj
iuiant-Gencrll willie Adlutdnt-Gcncral
CoNlcs served as Lieut. enap--Coloncl Of
the Second North Carolina Regiment VI
Volunteers. ha. been ordered 90 join hIs
regiment which is n Porto Rico so ON
Yesterday he turned over the Office here
20 General Cowlcs. and to-day left FOR
his post OF duty
The Secretary Of state has Incorporated
the Lumber Company Of HclhVcn, Beau
fort county. Capital stock $4,000.
The first snow of the season greeted
the people here this morning. but it was
of short duration. BY 10 O'Clock fine
rain set I'm which did away with snow.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWSPAPERS.
There are 600 North Carolina 1& Demo-
cratic newspapers. u independent % Re-
publican. ~ POpulist Independent Demo-
cratic. 2. Independent Republican. j. Sill
YER o. Sound Money and Protection. J..
Baptist. s.: Methodist g. Presbyterian 4,
Morayian. g. Episcopalian 2. Roman
Catholic. ]. Disciples of Christ I, Luz
thoran. I. FrecWill Baptists. !: Educa-
tional. g.. Masonic. ! Medical. p. Agricu,-
ura q. Poultry ]. Total. go This IS
furnished by the State Labor Commis-
sioEcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
ColOred Dress Goods.

Illuminated Cheviots, English Checks
and Corkscrew Suitings, at per yard, Ioc'
Drap de Paris, French Popiins and Chez
viots, at per yard, S5c.
Novelty Dress Goods, in mixed effects,
regular z5c values, at per yard soc.
Broadcloth, 3 inches wide, and good
heavy weight, per yard, 75c.
Covert Cloths, Diagonal Suitings, and
Matalasse Novelties per yard. soc.
Plaid Dress Goods, in wide range OF
patterns. at per yard, y IL, IS, 50, so,
and 75c.