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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-22
BONNET CARRIE LOUISIANA, 20 OCTOBRE 1898.

M. Jean sort d'ici, en- effet, de-
clara Simonne il y est venu q ma
priere, parce que ie desirais lui
parler.
-Cest parfait!... J'admire le cas-
que vous faites de mes recomman-
dations ct leffronterie avec laquelle
vous me narguezl
-Je respecte vos ordres, nais
apres avoir etc reeu chez nous dams
l'intimite, NJ. Jean ponvait s'etonner
de trouver notre porte fermee, ct je
lui devais une explication... Je 10
lui al donnee.
-Vraiment!... Vous etes pleine
de Difference pour les etrangers...
Moi seul, je suis traite CONNIE un
pere de comedie, CONNIE nm Cassan-
DIRE L.. Vous avez dh rire tous deux
du bon tour que vous me jouiez, ct
90 monsieur, naturellement, vous .
encouragee a me manquer de res
pect?
-Vous vous trompez... N. Serra-
val est trop bien slevee pour Sc per-
METRE des redexions que je n'aurais
pas tolerees... II vous respecte parce
que vcus stes mon pers ct parce
quill maine.
Hal hail.. II q ose vous faire
une declaration. Et qu'avez-vous
repondu?
Que j'etais fisre d'stre aimee
par lui...
EFT que vous l'aimiez, n'est-ce
pas7 interrompit furieusement le
maitre du Toron.
Eft que je l'aimais, oui, repiqua
bravement Simonne.
N. de Frangy machonna un juror
entire ses dents. Enfoneant sea
mains dams ses poches, il arpenta le
salon en- pietinant de rage, puis il
| s'arreta devant 80 file ayec nm RIGA
nement sarcastique:
-C'est un comble, en- veritel...
LIE comble de la rouerie ct de la be
tisel... Je to fails mon compliment
tn places bien tes affections L.. Pau.
vrs niaise. je s'avais pourtant aver.
tie... Co jeune Serraval est IN far.
ceur qui t'enjole avec de bellies phra'
sss ct se gausse de toll
-Vous vous trompez... Domain
son pere doit vous demander de con.
sentir : notre marriage.
LIE pere ct le fills 90 valent l..
Mais 81 le juge Went lei. il en- sers
pour 80 demarche, car ce marriage
nest pas faisable.
Simonne palit ct regarda n d.
Frangy avec IN etonnement anxieux
Ellie Wit sur les levres ct dams lei
yeux de son pere une joie mauvaist
qui lui fit peur, ct ellie reparti
d'nna yoix tremblantA
| Pour quelle raisonf
-Paroe que je ne donnerai jamai'
ma file 4 un debauch6...
-Oh!l protesta-t-elle. indignee.
| -Oui, 4 un courenr... Bon chiel
chasse de race, ct le fills marche sul
les traces de SON galantin de pere.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-22
VII
(sUrrE.

(sUrrE)
Jean Ssrraval. dependant, s'etait
couchs ct await dormi CONNIE un
Aomme qui 10 conscience apaisee.
u s,sveilla le lendemain avec uns
agreeable sensation d'allegement.
Tout etait fni !; iln'avait plus rien !
rsdouter de 10 part de Philomene,
ct On somme, les chooses s'etaient
arrangees beauooup nieux quill No
'i'ssperait. Maintenant il pouvait
coneentrer toutes ses pensees, toutss
ses preoccupations sur Simonne. A
ID vsrite. son inquistude. dc 90 cote.
n'stait point calmee. Mais il aimait
Nile de Frangy. II - savait aime
et, aves passurancs naturelle Z 10
ieunssss, il No doutait pas do triom-
pher des dsrnisrs obstacles qui %
dressaient entire ells ct lui
CONNIE un bonheur n'arrive ia
mais seul, 90 meme matin il recut
uns nouvelle destines ! lui METRE
10 coeur en- jois. A dix heurss, Ba-
bette arriva du Toron ct lui remit
an court billet do Simonns, ainsi
concu:
svensz aujourd'hui vers dsux
hsurss, js pourrai enfin vous
donner psxplication que je vous
dois ct vous dire % qni me tour
ments.- A tantot mon ami.
sS....
CO laconiqus billet, bien qu'il ne
fnt PCS complement rassurant,
smut Ia soIlicituds de Jean Serraval.
Simonns soufrait ! cause dc lui
mais il allait pouvoir snin, sans Ar
risre-apprehsnsion. lui jurer que son
cnur lui sppartenait tout entier ct
que desormais aucune yolonts stran-
Rere ne serait dc force 4 les separer.
Aprss les heures d'angoisss pendant
lssquelles il await craint d'assister
"a nanfrage de son bonheur. il al
lait se retrouver On presence do son
annie loin dele tout semblait COM
promis, mais maintenant quill pos
ssdait l. certitude de ID revoir dams
quelques instants. les pressenti-
msnts facheux, les terreurs doulou-
rsusss SO dissipaient comme les ms
tinalss vapeurs suspendues ! ID cime
dss montagnes. Lame rasserenee,
il aocourut "a Toron 1 rheurs dits.
Babette lintrodnisit'dans le salon
on Simonns lattendait, assise pres
do piano. Des que la porte % fot
rsfsrnse. Ia jenns file % leva jean
s'slanea vers ellie ct ils demeurerent
IN moment silencieux. savourant ID
joie de Sc reyoir ct dc 90 serrer lea
mains. La jeune flle. IN pen pale,
rsgardait jean avec des yeux atten-
dris ct tristes.
Chere annie, murmura-t-il, je
vous retrouve en6nl... Pendant ces
denx ionrs. il me semblait que voua
stiez ! iamais perdue pour moi. J q
ysis le cerveau plein d'idees noires..'
Helasl pas aussi noires que les
miennesl t.. J'etais 81 tourmentee, q
shsgrine l.. Je pensais que voua
ausai vons stiez on peine, ct jal
vonlu au moins que vous sachiez la
oanse do mes ennuis.. C'est NAL Dc
sous recevoir iei, en- fabsence a
soatre l. volonts do mon pare
1nais...
0onmsntl intsrrompit jean,
i q Frangy vous defend q nj
goeevoirf Pour qusls notifsf qusl
isls a-til sontre motf
= lseloee.- I6st d'un sour
f ~ = 4
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-22
FE UILLE TO N /.
CGURS MEURTRIS.
PREMIERE PARTIE.

acces d'irritabilite ct ma accusee
d'stre trop Ibre avsc vous... Js mai
rien repondu, ldesirant eviter une
scene devant des etrangers, ct je me
suis bornee 4 vous avertir... Mais
quand nous sommes rentres on To-
ron, j'ai provoque uns sxplication...
Ellie etc affreuss. II s'est empor-
te, ct dams ces moments-la il nest
plus maitre dc lui nj de ses paroles.
J'ai entendu des chooses qui mont
humiliee ct desolee... II ma repro
che de manquer de retenue. de dom
ner en- public ls spectacle de ma co-
quetterie ct de mes familiarites
equivoques avss IN isune homme
que js connaissais ! peine; enfn,
| dams les termes les plus offsnsants.
il . incrimins ma conduite ct vos
intentions.
-Pauvre chers snfantl repliqua
Jean indigne. Il fsllait lui repon-
DIRE que je vous aims ct que mon
plus ardent desir est dc vous spou-
ser.
-Jai dit tout celia, mon ami.
J'ai sjouts que j'eetais sure de vous.
Mes rsponses mont en- d'autre effet
que de l'irritsr davantage: "Sotte,
s'est-il ecris avsc nm ricanemsnt qui
me meurtrissait le cosur. co garcon
se moque dc toi. il s'amuse 1 tes de-
pens ct no compts nullsmsnt tepou.
SER. LIE voulnt-il que ses parents
ley opposeraisnt.. Css gens-la ii.
ment trop l'argent peur marier lsul
fils i une file sans dot Quand i
laura absolument compromise. il t.
/ tirera % reverence ct ira cherchel
ayenturs ailleurs... VOLTA cs qnt
j'ai sntendu, Jean, et bsaueoup d'au'
tres reAexions plus blsssantss en-
core. Mon pere : tsrmine en- juran,
| quill vous fermerait % porte. atm dt
| faire cesser des frequsntations scan
dalsuses-,.
M dc Frangy 90 trompe, protes'
to Jean avec impetuosite. ct je le In
prouverai... Des CO soir, j'instruirai
mon p6re dc mes Intentions. Nj
mere, js vous TAI dit lee connai'
dsja ct les approuve. Je vous pro
NETS que, demain. tous les deu1
visndront an Toron solicitor l'hon
Incur de vous avoir pour bru... Je mt
plais ! penssr que eette d6march'
convaincra votre psre ct gull .
rendra ! levidence.
-Je 10 sonhaite... Quelles qu'
soisnt ses prsysntions, j'espere qu'i
ne sera pas assez deraisonnable poul
repousser une demande qui fattsr'
son amour-propre... QUAINT ! moi
mon ami, je mai jamais doute d
vous, ct yous pouvez etre sur d
mon affection, comme je suis sur
de 10 votre.
| Tandis qu'elle parlait. ses yeux q
mouillaient. ct on voyait des larme
perler entire SOS ellis.
-Chers Simonne, reprit Jean 81
tlui saisissant les mains ct en- Patti
rant pres de lni, combien je suis na
tyra de vous avoir occasionne tan
1de souci!... Moi qui rsvais d'etr
lpour vous une consolation ct ri
porte-bonheur. je mai encore reusa
qua redoubler vos chagrins...
Ne dites pas celia. interrompit
elle les souls instants de joie gu
liaie gohtss. c'est I vous que le 70
dois... Allons. aiouta-t-elle en- g
j suyant sss yeux. No nous desolon
pes... CO nest qu'une bourrasqu
qui passsra oomms tant d'autres.
kaeevas-yous st causonA S
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-22

soir, faire pres de vous une demar-
che que je ne comptais accomplir
que demain avec Resistance de mon
PEREZ. Jaime Mile Simonne ct jai
rhonneur de vous demander 90
main.
Nj. de Frangy cut un haut-le-
corps, ct ga figure bilieuse prit une
expression d'ironie acerbe.
-OuaisI dit-il en- soulevant rail-
leusement son feutre, vous voulez
epouser ma file ct vous me le decla-
rez lcomme CO, brdle-pourpoint,
sur la grande route. Cest aller un
peu vite en- besogne, ct les deman-
des en- marriage exigent un peu plus
de csremonie. On ny repond pas
le pistolet sous Ia gorge. Etes-vous
STR settlement du consentement de
votre famillef
-Oui, monsieur. Excusez ma
precipitation ellie ma pour but que
de vous rassurer sur Ia loyaute de
ma conduite... Nous devions demain
vous adresser une proposition dams
les formes.
Mon cher monsieur, repartit
pautre avec son irritante affectation
d'ironie ambigue, vous aimez Simon
ne, votre famille consent 3 favoriser
vos desirs, c'est fort bien... mais
pour proceder i un marriage, il
faut le commencement des deux
parties, ct j'ignore encore ce que
nous deciderons, ma file ct moi
Ces sortes d'affaires ne se concluent
pas au pied leve... II y a certaines
considerations d poser. certaines in
formations i prendre... Tout ce que
je puis vous promettre. pour Tins
tant, c'est de refiechir . votre de-
mande... honorable. mais fort mat
| tendue, ct de vous donner demain
une rsponse categorique... voyons,
| 81 presse que vous soyez, vous mao
| corderez bien un delai moral. Re-
| venez denaain vers trois heures ct
croyez-moi, revenez seul t.. Nous
aurons 1 causer d'abord tous lei
deux, ct IL presence de vos parents
pourrait nous gsner. A bientot
monsieur. Bonsoiri
u lanea ! jean un osremonieu1
coup dc chapeau ct tourna les t..
Ions.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-10-22

There Il NO disease more uncertain In tt
nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say that
the symptoms Of no two cases agree. 1t ID
therefore most difficult to make correct
DIAGNOSIS. No matter under What disguiBe
dyspepsie attacks you. Browns Iron .Bittefs
Will cure it. Invaluable in all diseases Of
The stomach, blood and nerves. For sale b.
ALL DEALERS.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
SPANS APPALLING LOSSES IN


Appalling" is not too strong an cpl
thet for the disclosures which General
Losada. nspectOr-general Of the royal
forces in Cuba, makes in his official re-
port, issued on the 18th instant, at
Madrid. OF the 100000 soldiers sent by
Spain to put down the insurrection in
the island from the beginning Of Feb
ruary. 1895, to the beginning of Decem-
her in the year just terminated, not
more than SO, 900 Ca little over one
fourth) are at this moment fit for active
service. The 157, COO are either dead OF
sent back to Spain ill or wound
ed. The causes Of this unprecedented
death rate and sick list are (besides
casualties in action) mainly three-(D
the clothing furnished TO the Euro
pean troops was in no respect adapted
to the climate of Cuba; (2) fatigue; and
CD lack Of food The report, which
does not apparently err on the score of
reticence, paints a lurid picture of mill
tary service in the chief Spanish col
ony. Under successive generals the
three years campaign, in spite Of num-
berless royalist victories" and as
many defeats" of the insurgents leaves
Cuba as precariOus a Spanish posses
sion as ever, while a whole generation
must intervene before island and mo-
therland alike can recover from the lcss
of blood, property and hard cash in
curred.-Lancet.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Nobody in this country ever really
wanted war, but irresponsible adven-
turers with yellow journals to SELL
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The cable news shows that China is
vigorously pursuing her old policy of
borrowing money and trouble.-New
York Press
If we have to capture Cuba just to
show Spain we are not to be regarded
tightly, we can fumigate the island,
hang a few of the worst Spaniards, and
then give the winning TO the insur-
gents with the assurance that they
must be good If they want to keep it.
-Pittsiburg Times.
Chris Won der Ahe's attorneys claim
that he can't be caught out on a FOUL
Nashville American.
1t is we who have what we call self
confidence. The other fellows are filled
with lf-conceit-Boston Transcript
The Massachusetts good roads law
with few notifications, has passed the
New York Senate. The strange thing
about il was that country members
were the only men who opposed it
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Indianapolis may be practical, but il
Is certainly not poetical. 1t Is now
making it's factory whistles do duty az
curfew bells.-BaltimOre American.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
HOME PHONoGRAPHs.

The rush for these perfect talking
machines is not yet over. The supply
is not yet equal to the demand. We
have succeeded, however, by placing
large orders ahead, in effecting an
arran cement with the manufacturers
which will hereafter insure us a prompt
supply, and place us in a position to
furnish, at any time. the latest i'm
proved monographs, with the newest
and most perfect records, cabinets,
horns. and all other supplies, at the
lowest prices. A visit to our phono-
graph rooms will interest you. RObelen
& Co, 710 Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
NOT SPANS TO SELL.

An exchange deals with the proposed
purchase OF Cuba in the following terse
and sensible way:
The alleged scheme to purchase Cuba
is one OF the amusing rumors OF the
hour Suppose the island were pur-
chased by the syndicate reported-what
would the new owners do about its
government? They could set up neither
a republic nor monarchy without the
consent OF the inhabitants. But before
that question can be settled 1t Is nee
essary to ask, From whom can they
purchase? From Spain? She cannot
deliver the goods. From the Cubans?
They want their island themselves.
From the United States? We have
nothing to sell. Full consideration OF
the proposition must lead to the con-
viction that It Is possible to overdo a
real estate transaction when 1t Is on
too large a scale.
In other words, be Spain willing oi
unwilling, Cuba belongs to the Cubans
They have about won their independ.
ence. Great Britain might just as vel
have offered to sell us our independ'
ence after We had won it,
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
THE DOOR IS SHUT
THAT is THE WAY IN WHICH EX-
SENATOR HIGGINS VIEWS THE
MATTER

ia Io III w - IN " Ill0Il Ia
SENATOR HIGGINS VIEWS THE
MATTER.
Last evening ex-United States Sena-
tor Anthony Higgins, who had been in
Washington, expressed himself as fol-
lows relative to the outcome of the
Spanish-Cuban uestion:
Il do not think that I can give you
any information in addition to the
press dispatches. 1 was not at the
Capitol during the day, and / did not
see any OF the officials, but it is gem
orally admitted in Washington that re-
lations are strained
The refusal of Spain to accept the
ultimatum Of President Mckinley has. ie
appears, shut the door to further diplo-
matte negotiations. 1t is generally ac-
cepted that nothing remains to be done
except for President Mckinley to send
a message to Congress on Monday This
will give him Saturday and Sunday in
which to think over the matter. II is
generally admitted that in this message
President Mckinley will and must
make some recommendations to Com
gress as to the best course to be pur-
sued. President Mckinley is handling
the matter carefully and consistently,
Like lincoln, he waits until the proper
time before he makes a move of import
ance."
Evening journal., 1898-04-02

OLD POINT COMFORT, RICHMOND
AND WASHINGTON - SIX-DAY
TOUR VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The last of the present series Of per-
sonany-conducted tours to Old Point
Comfort, Richmond and Washington,
via the Pennsylvania Railroad, will
leave New York and Philadelphia on
Thursday, April 7.
Tickets, including transportation,
meals en- route in both directions,
transfers of passengers and baggage,
hotel accommodations at Old Point
Comfort, Richmond and Washington,
and carriage ride about Richmond-in
fact, every necessary expense for a
period of six days-will be sold at rate
of $35 from New York, Brooklyn and
Newark, $34 from Trenton; $3.50 from
Philadelphia and proportionate rates
from other stations.
OLD POINT COMFORT ONLY.
Tickets to Old Point Comfort only.
including one and three-fourths days
board at that place, and good to return
direct by regular trains Within six
days, will be sold in connection with
this tour at rate of SIG from New York
SIS from Trenton; $14 from Philadel-
phia, and proportionate rates from
other points. At a slight additional
expense tourists can extend the trip TO
Virginia Beach with accommodations
at the Princess Anne Hotel.
For itineraries and full information
apply to Ticket Agents; Tourist Agent,
1886 Broadway, New York; 7S9 Broad
Street, Newark, n. J.; or George w.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Agnes Bryan, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. William Lawton.
Mrs. Blanche Cosden, of Kirkwood,
went to Philadelphia yesterday.
President Thomson, of the p, w.
& B. Railroad Company, pass
through this city yesterday an special
car No. 60.
Superintendent B%nnard. Of the
MARYLAND division Of the p, w. & b..
railroad, went to Washington yester-
day on special car No. 2SOl.
Miss Effie Davidson, of Elkton, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Campbell and Miss Laura
Campbell, OF Newark, visited relatives
in Wilmington yesterday.
James w. Ponder is expected home
from the Bermudas to-day
S. d. Townsend, Jr., has returned
from Asbury Park. much improved in
health.
Superintendent c. II. Heald Of the
| Pusey and Jones Company's shipyards
has been quite sick, but is improving.
| Rev. William G. KOons and wife, oi
| Bridgeville, were in the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Sisler. of Wes
| street. will go to Atlantic City thi!
week, stopping at HaddOn Hall, for thu
benefit Of Mrs. Sisters health, who hal
been confined to the house for the pas
two months.
Miss Laura Scott has just retune'
home after a pleasant visit with friend
in West Chester.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
SATURDAY. APRIL 2. 1885.
rHE rHREATENNIG SITUATION.

THE lfthfA tlANANA0 eAA 80
Spain has replied in an unsatisfactory
manner to the ultimatum Of this coun-
try. and the consensus Of opinion is
that a resort to arms must follow. In
such an eventuality there can be but
one result-the United States must tri-
umph. We are young, fresh, vigorous,
and there is scarcely no limit to our
resources. Spain is old, decrepit and
financially exhausted by the many
troubles OF her own. But we must not
felicitate ourselves that we can dispose
OF her in a day, a week, a month or six
months. We shall fight at a disadvan-
tage early in the conflict, but wax
stronger as the fight progresses. Spain
has a lighting machine and we must
not lose sight of the fact OF underesti-
mate its effectiveness. Over-confdence
is often as demoralizing as cowardice.
II is the happy medium Of prudence
and common-sense which counts in an
emergency Of this kind.
Every good citizen has wished for
peace with honor to our flag. If it can
not be obtained through the channels of
diplomacy, let us have war, and peace
afterwards.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
THG PENINSULA PRESS
WHAT THE DELAWARE AND
EASTERN SHORE EDITORS ARE
THINKING OF.


Business complaints from Nebraska,
which, a couple OF years ago, came
from farmers, now come from the men
who were accustomed to loan money to
farmers. A recent dispatch from
Omaha points out the fact that mort
cages in Nebraska are being Cancelled
at the rate OF a million dollars a
month.-Sussex Republican.
The Importance of having coaling
stations for our navy in West Indian
waters cannot be over estimated. In
time OF war, and in time OF peace as
we'll, they are an absolutely necessary
adjunct to a well-equipped navy, effect
Ing a considerable saving as we'll as as
suring greater safety to the interest
which the ships quartered in that sec
tion are called upon to protect 1t may
be hoped that this bill will receive the
prompt approval OF both houses Of
Congress- Wilmington Sun.
Next Wednesday the first Peninsula
excursion will be run to this city. 1t
will be a gala day for Wilmington and
i for its misunderstanding News.
y. A call has been made for a meeting
cf the citizens of Elkton who are inter-
eSted in sanitary Improvement, to be
held in Council Hall on Tuesday even
ing next, for the purpose Of instituting
a local organization which will be a
branch OF the State Health Society. II
is to be hoped that the meeting will be
we'll attended and that the influence Oa
bhe society may speedily be felt in root.
ing out these disease breeding spots
Elkton Democrat.
The home paper is a true chroniclel
Of all the current events occurring with
in its neighbOrhood, and is entitled I,
the support Of every fair-minded clti
zen, irrespective Of political affiliations
Laurel Sussex COuntian.
The attempt of a well-known citizel
, Of Wilmington, Delaware, to have tn
statute Of limitations set aside by tn
Legislature in his favor, so as to en-
able him to bring a suit upon a clair
r more than thirty-two years old, ha
proved a miserable failure. This out
rageous bill was introduced into tn
House OF Representatives severs
weeks ago under the tOtle of "ant act /
relation to limitations" 1t purporte
to be a general act, removing the sta
ute Of limitations for the year 1866. bi
: its real object is that above stated
Z | Dover Index.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02

e
orders of the digestion and bilious spe
are passed by as of no moment. In the
selves these complaints may not be ds
gerous, but If neglected their cumulati
effect is terrible.
The man who neglects the little disordc
that are the signs of approaching ill-hea
is walking over a hidden mine that m
cause his death. The explosion will cot
in the guise of consumption or some oil
deadly disease. DR.. Picrce's Golden ND
ical Discovery cures all disorders of Z
stomach and liver it cures eS per cent. /
all cases of consumption. bronchitis, AS
ma. laryugitis, weak lungs, splitting of bloc
lingering cough, nasal catarrh and diseas
of the air passages. It acts directly on 4
diseased tissues, driving ont all iinpurit'
and disease-germs II is the great iies
builder, blood maker and nerve tom
There is nothing in the medicine std
Just as good"
e" Have been in poor health for about sey
years" writes Mrs l. Albert EaSiis, OF NO.
Main Street Dallas, Texas. Every summer
have a bilious attack LASTING two weeks, besie
headaches all my life, general debility and
inactive liver. / suffered with my bladder q
kidneys for five years at least. could not sta
on my feet long at a time until commenced ys
treatment. I took Dr. Picrcc'5 Golden Mcai
Discovery, Favorite Prescription and Pleas
Pellets They have helped me wonderfully.
had a disagrceable drain aud irregular perio
1 thought / should 90 insane sometime. ] "
ricd about everything: had the blues all the Il
and did not care to live Now am we'll"
Constipation is a little illness that
neglected builds a big one. DR.. Pierc
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Q
little "Pellet" is a gentle laxative and t
a mild cathartic. They never grippe.
Evening journal., 1898-04-02
THE NEW OBSERVATION CARS
BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND
PTTTSBURG ON THE BALTIMORE
OHIO RAILROAD

The new Observation Cars "Undine"
and Blanca" on Trains Nos. and 6,
the New York and Chicago Limited
Trains on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, are the latest cars Of this pat
tern from the Pullman Shops. They
are magnificently furnished with splen-
didly equipped buffet, parlor, state
room and observation end. The OBJ
servation platform is a special feature.
Il is six feet deep, with extended roof,
the sides being protected by large plate
glass windows. Passengers can enjoy
the magnificent scenery on all sides in
perfect comfort The buffet is ever
ready to supply light refreshments.
and dining cars en- route serve full
meals. The cars are the handsomest
ever built by the Pullman Company,
and will be run daily between Balti-
more and Pittsburg on the trains men
toned.