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operbeloss tolbt 9anb os renfes me-
get ombpseelia. Oerefter toses be
msre i Salpetraft og @ferpsres
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pisnons oa ppersIes felgenoe Suuce:
aulpetraften, bppri9ris Ierne er toote,
files, i9ttes after oper Sloen meo libt
Smsr os en- Pris auiennepeber; ndar
bette foyer, pipes 2-3 9ggesploms
mer / % %opersiss, inbtil Saucen er
paste tpt. Grpoen lsftes al Slben, os
liot GitronIaft tilI9ttes.
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0epGriporasmaalet | Spif=
Lamb.

Den tpits arissbsitpreIie bar BE-
Iluttst, life al inbfere ct Geper at
minors aaliber snb bet nupGrsnbs,
fprbi ct iuaount lsttere tommer / llors
ben os itte ~irembnber iterre 5orosls
enb bette. Hpsle Sprunorinesr bill
bog blipe fcretugne bsrmeo, ibst Rap
pen bill blios eritattst al st Sr9rer %
9aonine.n lettst peb Ombanrslien al
9atronfsreren. Setoitninsen bsrmst
Nal life p1re u~bstpbelig.
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ener oaa ct Stpffe; men MI fan le9 gda
eller fiore, % albrig fpler jes cnot ei er
bet. Sea er lno itplt ouer, boao Yes
r,sua bar siort for mig, at je9 icrtGaer
BET pibt % brept. Seq fan al Sjertsi
anbeiale 9eres Wtebicin til enbper &pins
be, Der fiber al Ell apinoes Spsbomme.
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of sjpre, buao De flyer, ben fan ucrette.
Sea ipler, al Der er 9uIinber al auin:
Der, ION, eiter at bape brngt 3eres Se'
bauelinosmaabe, pil bore ~tafnemmeli9e.
ipm ies er. Gette er ben fsrlte WaaneN
/ nit 9ip, iom ies fan erinbre, at iee
bar bait min Wenitruation uben Smer.
ter. Seq mao anbeiale 9eres Weoi,
cin".-Mils emma 8. Sploei, @ilbsr'
force, Ohio.
Or. Sariman bar ifrepet Ell 8us ipe.
cielt for apinber, ON fuinoeli9 SpGt.
telie, (pelvic catarrh), p9 ben ienbes
init til bpilfenipmbelIt Ioresie. Ger
inpebplber mango nptti9e S~plDsniuoel
% pil itnoeS at bore al lpeciel Snter
este for lioenoe apinber. Ioresle: Er
Snriman, Columbus, Ohio.
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Salat mco Tlcoc. Sauec.

Saloten poites gobt. og be tptte
Stilter, Ipm er / Mioten al 8labens,
bprttages, iaa b9loer man onsr benz
felQsnbe Sauce: ! Sop Ipb Slsoe pis
ties til ben sr itip, Iaa rsrss A She.
itser Gbbit % 2 SbsIteer Suffer /. pg
bet iGttes paa SO for at blioe ri9tis
tplot. Sur man Iur 5lsoe, fan ben
liasiaasrbt benpttes, men nan mac IA
babe minbre Gbbit % mere Sutfer |.
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Smaaplnf.

- Den Wano, 'om uoi4ttsr meo at
meie i'm &lsper, inbtil ben er iulbmos
ben, forbi ben er panItelig at Tau terz
ret, ban burbe hunble feleeristiet, %
ldos ben too til ben er ulbeles tor paa
Roben, og ba branbe ben al, tbi bet
pilbe ipare paa arbeibs % pore liasioa
npttiat.
@ntalIet al "Separatorer" nu /
grus / bette 2anb pperitiser alerebe
b~stpbsligt 100000. 9isie tpiter
minbit 20 Minionsr Dollars. s go
BET al be iibIie ii Mar bar Wsisribriften
altIua bdpt Ruab til at afie iaa mango
pense bare til osnne enc Slas's Was
finer.
- Sinmulet Rsbpsbsr brnsIet paa
S~opeotual nanr 9labsne sr terre, bill
sbel1ess Mart % Snisitsr, uoen al
eftsrlabe noesn 'tabeliee Sslser, fem
SilfGloet er, naur siftise SnIettpulpel
bruees. Mso en- a~lminbslig peber.
bpsIe fan bette Mibbel anpenbes.
: ps~nniplpania sr bet peb Cor
ia'iNaast. at bet Slass Smsr, ipu
tisbes at 2~unobunnlsre cs forienbes
Stotasisr CO iibsn arbsioss opsr isisn
bet ital martes "Renopateo". Gabri
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~Sislp, Sielp" ruabte Nauocn, ION bltp
pperiulot.
"Sas bet msp 8p," iugos aepereH, aicS
bebsper insen Sitlp,s
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get, @uiten min, man moo tient is cp isien;
mem e,raosrrt; ben, iOm ifuI beiale ooer an
prs, mao itlo isrii ba i,uoei paa pisies
Qlobs."
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27

which the legislature had granted $780,
900, was recognized as the best-in the
presence of the secretary Qaughter)-
he would say it was the equal of any
hospital ship ahoat. The Volunteers
Aid Society raised $250,000. Every hos
pltal where Massachusetts, men were
confined was visited by a committee.
sherman Hoar gave his life to this
work, and his name will be ever CRATE
fully remembered by Massachusetts
citizens and soldiers. Express service
twice day was established between
Camp Wikoff and Massachusetts, and
diet kitchen established that turned
out 1900 rations for the sick daily.
These benefits were extended to others
besides Massachusetts men, especially
to certain regiment of colored reg
ulars. (Applause) Soldiers of other
states were heard to regret that they
did not belong to Massachusetts Then
there was the equipment of troops, in
which Massachusetts excelled all other
states. In five days from the first call
TO arms, five regiments We're in camp,
weeks before the general government
was ready to receive them. A letter
from the widow of Gen. Logan was
read ,praising Massachusetts soldiers
as the best equipped, the best discip-
lined and most soldierly of all the vol
oiiISSlSi anu Recommending Olnef states
to initiate the Massachusetts example.
In all branches of the service, Mas
sachusetts furnished about 11000 men
for the war Under the first and sec
ond calls for volunteers, 5000; regulars
and signal corps, 1900; naval brigade,
500; navy and marines, 1000. Gov. VOL
colt warmly praised Secretary Long
and President Mckinley and closed
with noble eulogy of Massachusetts
soldiers
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
SENATOR LODGE.

In beginning, Senator Lodge told of
his campaign trip to New York, where
he said the bitterness of the contest
is happily quite unknown in Massa-
chusetts. The lying was proposterous
and the slal.dering cruel. Cookers
men We're even calling Roosevelt a
coward and denying that he led the
rough riders up San Juan hill. They
had lied about the speaker, and some
of those lies had followed him to Mas
sachusetts, where they had found con-
genial lodgment in certain Boston
newspaper offices. He thought the tide
was turning the right way, however,
and he made a somewhat guarded pre-
diction of Roosevelt's election. Nearly
all of the former supporters of Seth
Low were working for Roosevelt, but
some stood out because Of his 'imper-
ialism." Such men We're disappointed;
independents who hated the republican
party bitterly for having succeeded af-
ter they had left it.
AS for imperialism. Senator Lodge
maintained that this country had been
imperial from the start. The first and
greatest imperialist was George Rogers
Clarke, who planted the stars and
stripes on the Rocky mountains. This
policy was followed by Jefferson in the
IoulSldu6 purCndst, ny MOnTue III tine
Florida transfer and in 1857, when
Alaska, a non-contiguous territory,
was annexed He called attention to
Derne street in Boston, which took its
name from an African town, that was
captured by Gen. Eaton. soldier from
Brimheld, Mass, and held by the
Americans for some weeks. Finally it
was given up, and in the treaty the
United States surrendered to the ba-
shaw their own allies, who we're in re-
bellion against him and who were af-
forwards massacred. He made this
parallel case to the Philippines, and
argued that, as the Derne transaction
was disgraceful, so also would be the
abandonment of the Philippines to
Spain He made an elaborate eXplah-
alton of the difficulties in the way OF
settlement of the Philippine question,
and without pretending to say how 1t
should be settled. said he was willing to
leave the matter to the president, who
is the constitutional authority In the
matter. His whole argument, how
ever, was to the effect that We could
neither give the Philippines to Spain
nor deliver them up to be parcelled out
among rival European states but he
left the people to decide Tor them
selves what the other alternative is.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
COVE RNoR woLcoTT.

Gov. Wolcott devoted his Sine to tell
ing what the state had contributed tow
ards the war He rehearsed the various
war measures and showed the prompt
ness with which the state responded to
the call of the government The re-
solve placing $500, 900 at his disposal for
war purposes was adopted by the leg
islature in % minutes, with absolute
unanimity. This ready expression of
the confidence of the legislature, with
out regard to party, he regarded as one
of the greatest honors Of his life. Of
the sum granted, 100000 has been ex-
pended for arms equipments, subsist
ence and clothing. Under the act of
the legislature, granting 81 a month to
all Massachusetts men who went into
the war in addition to the money paid
by the general government, 100000 has
been expended. The relief ship for
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
MAUD-DoUGANs.

A pretty home marriage was solemniged
afternoon at the residence of M. Dougans
at College street, the contracting parties
being Miss Elizabeth Dougans a well
known and popular member of Hope
Natick.
The ceremony, was performed by the
Rev. e. W. Phillips, in the presence of a
Their of the groom, acted as best man;
Miss Emma Bumingbacker of Saxonvile
was maid of honor The bride was hand
somely dressed in a Serosse green, trim
med with white roses with a. boquet of
wedding roses at the corsage, and the
bridesmaid was attired in a dress of
white Swiss muslin.
After the ceremony a reception was
held. at which large number of presents
were displayed. The bridal couple left by
the GA o'clock train for South Natick.
where they will reside
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
SOUTHEAST STORM.
1t Has Ragged Over New England All Day
and Along the Coast

Boston, Oct 26-The smart southeast
storm which began in New England this
morning and continued all day had not
fairly blown itself out by midnight, and
nearly every point along shore from Nam
tucket to Eastport reported a stiff gale,
while all over the section, especially in
this city, the rain fall was very hesk'y.
The storm is the fifth southeastern the
month, all of which have been atte1ded
by heavy rainfalls, so that the precipta-
and bids fair to exceed any month this
year, even the very wet months of April
and August. The wind, except at exposed
points, was not especially severe, except
center.
Up to midnight no wrecks had been re-
ported.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27

ing or of athletics in which he does not
rank and on the platform, one of his
race is today the best orator in Amer
lea
What man would not almost wish that
his right hand had been cut off rather
than not have upheld Abraham Lincoln
third Of century ago? Let no man
in Massachusetts a third of century
hence hang his head because his hand
did not uphold William Mckinley, the
disciple and the successor not only in
place but in faith of Abraham Lincoln.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
VERY FRENCH.

With the French sense of fitness, a
bull fight was got up recently for the
benefit OF the Bourgogne sufferers at
Toulon. Four thousand people crowd
ed round the bull ring, and after wait
ing for an hour and half. were in
formed that the managers Of the enter
tainment had disappeared with the en-
trance money, and the bull fighters
would not fight until they We're paid.
The spectators thereupon began to
tear down the woodwork of the build
ing and set it on fire, and there was a
panic in which women and children
were trampled under foot
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
PROF.. cooMBg LECTURE.

Owing to the storm, few were present
at the vestry of the First Unitarian
Church to listen to a lecture given by
Prof. n. w. Coombs on European history
previous to the 18th century," Prof
Coombs In his talk included the holy
Roman empire, France and England, and
took a general survey of the different
their country, and he also touched slight
" upon the art, literature and learning of
that time. Some important names to re-
ly In this period are Raphael and Mich
ael Angelo for art Chaucer in literature
and Martin Luther as a reformer. The
next lecture viii take place Nov. 3, and
the subject for that evening will be Song
of Roland" Mr.. E. B. Glasgow will de-
liver the lecture.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27

WAR INSURANCE RISKS.

Boston, Oct. 26-In insurance circles in
this city 1t is stated that war insurance
risks are again being written on British
and French ships The rate is said to
have been one quarter and one-eishth of
one per cent for British vessels bound to
nther than French norris
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
A GHOSTS soLILoouY.

martha Jordan Fishel in the criserseN. )
1 shall return from Gods amazing dawn,
Where my soul pauses. questioning and
free.
shall go back to earth guardian
shade
A spirit strayed-
And love thee-live with thee.
But worse than Deaths cold fingers on my
heart,
in fee,
Is this dread truth-this desoIating Thought
So dearly bought
I'm now a ghost 10 thee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
OVERTIME WORK.
Textile Union Votes to Strike the Har-
graves Mill on Monday

Fall River, Oct 26.-Upon the recon-
incubation of the Textile Union a special
general meeting of the Weavers' Union
tonight passed a unanimous vote to strike
the FIargraves mill on Monday against
overtime work nights. There are 15t
weavers in two rooms. The mill employs
600 hands, and it's pay rool amounts to
$4500 weekly. Secretary Whitehead says:
The principle involved is to prevent the
rising argument for longer working days.
We cannot urge shorter days than other
states IL we work IA hours in Massachu-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
sPEAKERs An rHE RALLY.

The Young Mems Republican Club has
secured as speakers at the rally in Good
Templar hall, Quinsigamond, tomorrow
evening" President of the Common Coun-
ell Frank b. Hall, Chairman Charles T.
Tatman of the republican city committee,
Councilman John F. Lundberg and f. o.
Dalquist. A large delegation of the mem
bers of the club will attend.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
Her Health Restored

realized Dy those VINO nave expert
enced it. Nervousness, sleeplessness,
headaches, neuralgia and that miserable
feeling of unrest, can surely be by Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervine. So certain is
DR.. Miles of this fact that all druggists are
authorized to refund price paid for the first
bottle tried, providing it does not benefit
Mrs Henry Bruins, wife Of the well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says:
81 was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous
ness, headache and irregular menstruatlon;
suffering untold misery for years. used
various advertised remedies for female COM
plants besides being under the care Of local
physicians without help, l noticed in DR..
Miles advertisements the testimonial of a
lady cured OF ailments similar to mine, and
shall never cease to thank that lady. Her
testimonial induced me to use DR.. Miles
Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which
restored me to health. | cannot say enough
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27

for DR.. Miles'Remedies.'
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA.'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
NO RESULT.
Conference of Employer Mayor, and
Committee of Strikers at Fitchburg.

FHchburg, Oct. 26-As result of the
between the liver Johnson
Company and Mayor Rockwell, this morn
ing, a committee from the strikers was
invited by Mayor Rockwell to consult
with him regarding the situation. The
lasted for about an hour but
it is said that there was no result from
the conference of advantage to either
side
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-27
THE MISSES BEL

Ihe MISSES BELLS Complexion Tonic Conpe Soap
Food Dpo and Capa Renova city BY Green The
Druggist Open all night 43o and 432 Main Street
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
WITHIN RIFLE SHOT OF SAN
TIAGO.

Washington. June so-Gen< A
W. Greeley, chief signal officer. to-
night received dispatch from Lieut..
Col. Allen, chief signal corps in
Cuba, announcing that a telegraph
aud telephone station bad been ee,ab-
lished at poiut within two miles OF
the city Of Santiago
The information is Of the highest
importance to the officials Of the war
department, as it ensures to them
practically direct communication with
General Shafter.
The information is significant. too.
as it shows that the American troops
are within rife shot Of Santiago
The telegraph station. being, of
course within the American lines. its
location conclusiveIy indicates that
the forces of General Shsfier have
established themselves in advance OF
the telegraph station.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
Plans Against Santiago.
Main Object to Eliminate Ger
yera's Fleet as Factor.

New York, June 30-A dispatch
to The Tribune from Washington
says:
Advices are momentari'y expected
fton Gen. Shafter or from Admiral
Sampson that Moro castle and its
neighboriug batteries on the eastern
side of the narrow entrance to SantI-
ago barbor, including the works OF
Essrells point and anita Catlina have
been occupied by the American forces
and that the Spaniards have been
driven from the Notifications ON the
west of Ls Socspa. Canoes point and
Smith Cayo
Army and navy officers evince the
livliest anxiety to secure the news Of
this. Up to this time the newspaper
dispatches from toe front have iovari
ably chronicled important events con
siderably in advance of the official re
ports and they were eagerly asked
fo, by officials on this account
Both army end navy officers here
agree with remarkable unanimity that
the actual occupation of the unhealthy
ciay of Santiago possesses few attrac
tions from a military point of view,
as it's position could easily be shelled
By the vessels of Admiral Cervera's
fee: That feet, however. is the
sole objective of the combined Ameri
Can paval and military operations
around Santiago and its destruction
having been impossible of attainment
by Admiral Sampson acting alone
the Fifth army corps was dispatched
tc operate with him IN eliminating
the four armored Spanish cruisers
from further consideration IN the pre-
sent war. 1t was impossible to seno
the American naval vessels through
the narrow entrance on account O
the elaborate out: of mines which
the Spaniards were known to have
established before Cervera's squadron
| reached here, aud it is reliably re
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
Carthagena's Fortlfcatons.

Loudnu, Juue 3D.-The Daily
Chronicle publishes this morning let
ter from CarthageDa, dated June %, de-
scribiog the forti6casions there. The
writer says:
There is great fort at the summit
OF each of the Eve hills cpm maud!og the
entrance to the hsrbor. three being
butte msdero. Besides these there are
batteries at every point of vantage.
many constructed within the last Two
months Numerous guns have re
Gently been oun,ed. and the fort build
Jog cont,eues with energy.
".al,oeerber au attack from the sea
/. not thing 10 be tightly risked. aud
,hss is Why the rumor has gone about
that the young king will come here for
his summer holidays
II have jus, seen the cruiser Lepan-
to 10 toe harbor counted 10 guns
aboard Of ber. four of them very large
Like the Alfonso XIII, she is
upsea worthy. bee foremaat is beiog
taken down to relieve ber Is tons and
her euos will be I'gbtened. Behind
her | saw big bulk. presumably the
Catalina. on the stocks. She could
hardly be finished in three years "
Proceeding to review the vessels at
The various parts destined TO compose
the third squadron. the Dsil3 Chrooi
cle's correspondent says:
"a month seema short time to pre-.
pare them, bu. I must admit | did
not thiok Admiral Csmara's squadron
would sail 40 sooo. Therefore it is
possible that even this queer collection
of Obsolete or unfinished vessels may
ere long be pushed into the water to
keep the ministry s6)at
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
HOW to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin deep
depending entirely on heal:hly condition of
all the vital organs If the liver be inactive,
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