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The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

NEW YORK-Ar 18th. sehs Lizzie Denni-
son. Ross. Macorrs; Dora Matthews, Brown,
Brunswick /; Henry Crosby, Stubs, Darien;
Sc Tryon Gaul Swans Island; Andrew Peters
Calais via Providence.
Cid 14th, ship Lennie .Burrlll, DarlIin, Port
and.
Passed He'll Gate 9Th, schs Sandman. IRON
New York for Rockland; VIM Rice, do for do;
Mary, do for New London; 5 Lindsay. Ron
dout for Portland; Henry Crosby. Darien for
New Haven.
BoSTON-Cld 18th, sch Katharine D Perry,
Garfield. Philadelphia.
Ar l4th, steamer John Wise with barge. from
Greens Landing; Florence Il Tower, MachiaS; ;
Delaware. Penobscot: Onward, Rockland.
BELFAST-Sld 18th, sch Maynard Sumner,
Dobhin. New York.
APALACHICOLA-A 18th, sch Kate Flint
BALTiMORE- Ar 18th, haroue St Rather
inc, Matthews, for Shanghai ana Hong Kong.
Ar 1871, sch 10loia, Fletcher, Bull River.
AR 14th. schs J NJ Haynes. Gardiner; W H
Oler, Kennebec: Spartan. do.
SID 18th, sch Henry T Mason, Bath.
BOOTHBAY-Ar 14th schs Harvester, Les
Pierce, e Waterman. Mopaag Curtis Dia-
dem. and Thos Xix, all Tor "a harbor
BANGOR-Ar l4th, sch Sadie Corey, Low,
CHARLEsTON-Cld 18th. sch Cassie Jane
son. Williams. New York.
CAPE nENRY;-7Passed in 18th, sch G j VII
lard. York, from New York for Rockland.
Z DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR--Ar 18th. sch R
l. Kenney, Fall River Tor Rockland Hard
Chance, from Pawtucket for Greenport. and
sailed.
ELLSWORTH = Sid 18th. sch Henrietta
Whitney, Woodward, Rondout
FALL RIVER-Sld 18Th, sch II l. Kenney,
Thomas. Rockland.
KEY WESr-Ar 18th, sch W Tanner, John
son, New York.
NORFOLK-Cld 18TH sch Geo P Davenport,
CID 18Th schs / White, Look. Tampico;
Edward Young,i Wyman, and Lizzie Carr. for
New York.
NEW HAvEN--sld 18Th, sch A0ner Taylor.
NEW LONDON--Ar 18th. schs jacob M Has
kell, Hart. New Orleans for Boston: S Ken
dali. New York for New Bedford Judge Low,
Staten Island for Pembroke; Hard Chance, I'm
Providence for New York.
Ar 18th, sch Addie L Snow, I'm New York for
PASCAGOULA-Ar 9th, sch Carrie Strong,
Strong. It JaEo.
Kelley. Phladelphia; Edwin II Hunt. Crowel,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Ar 18th. sch Frances NJ,
Hagan, Carteret.
CID 18th, ship Henry Failing Merriman, san
AZ 18th, schs Nathan Lawrence. Portland;
Ma i1rie Boothbay; John Bracewell, do; Wm
X Park, Bath.
CID attn, schs Arthur McArdie, for Portland );
Sohn Francis. Sacu; tug Wrestler, towing barge
Oakhil. and Maple for Portland.
Sid fm Delaware BreallwoteL 18Th sch Annie
Reuben. from Baltimore for Bangor
&PORf READING = Ar I3ih, sch Mole
Rhodes. Dobbin, New York, (and cid for Ports
mouth)
PERTH AMBoY-sld 1851, sch Wlnnegancc,
Augusta.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18th. sch Douglas Hayns
from Bangor
PORTsMOUTH-Ar 14th. sch Daniel Web
ster, Portland for Boston
RICHMOND Below l4th, sch C j Willard,
York. New York.
san FRANCISCO 18th. ship Benjamin
/ Packard. Allen, for Tacoma.
SAVANNAfI-C!d 18th, sch Stephen q Loud
Barter New York; Isaiah X Steison, 90.
VINEYARD-HAVEN = Passed 18Th sens
CHI riley Woolsey and j Il Bodwell Rorkland
for New York; Wesley Abbott, Ellsworth Tor
Rondout.
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Portland wnoe.a.e mnrn.

PORTLAND. April IL
Flour was very strong 'o-1av and millers put
up their prices loo barrel on most brands. the
advance icing due partly to the unfavOrable
weather lor the growing crops. May Wheat
closed to-day at Il 70. making rise since April
18th of GA C; a year ago to-day May Wheat was
quoted at 68tAc: July Wheat closed to-day at
s7@c, same as yesterday, with an advance OF
&c over week ago. Corn and Oats steady.
The following are todys' wholesals prices of
Provisions. Grocerles:c.c
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Falmouth and Freeport Steamers.

On and after March %, steamers leave Port
land flef ~, for MaekWoItmps ana; Falmouth
Freeport and PorJer's Landing at 500 D. m
For Harpswell Center Mon ,ays and Tuesdays
at 8 D. NJ. Return leave Harpswell Center
Tue sday3 and Wednesdays at 6 a. IN:
Return-Leave Falmouth, 845 u. H.; leave
Cousen's Island, 7.45 a. m; leave Chebeague
7.35 a. NJ. leave Bustin's, 715 a. m. leave SO.
Freeport,' I. 90 a. m; Porter's landing Gas a. IN.
BENJAMIN NJ. SEABURY,
apri4dtt General Manager.
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ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
Liverpool and Portland,

Laurentian carries cabin passengers only.
Carthaginian carries second cabin passengers
only
ra a esst mnto are e n fa,t the Gen
tricity is used for lighting the ships through
ous. the lights being At the command Ct the
passengers at any h 1 Of me night. Music
deck. The Saloons and statsrooms ara heated
by steam.
ouction il made on Round Trip Tickets. !
Second C3bin-To Liverpool, London and
Londonderry. $1,000 and $3G25; return.
SteeraeeNTo Liverpool, London, Glasgow,
Belfast or Londonderry. including every re-
quisite for the voyage $22. 90 and S23.50.
For tickets or further Information apply to
HEATING. 5l1s Exchange ST., CHAS. ASH
TON, 931A Congress St, d. & A. AL
AN, Montreal. 81 State St. Boston, and India
ST., Portland. jly31dGf
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

CHICAGO. April IA. s98.-Catte.receiprs
7 900; fairly active; steers at 90 20; STOCK
ers and feeders at oo@6 90. a,
Hous-recelpIs $4,000 CLOSED at 3 1894 O21a.
Sheep-reoeipts $4,000; quiet at 0oa4 70;
lambs quiet l5@5 90 for shorn;b 10 DO for
unshorn.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15
BOSTON rroauce Market.

BOSTON. april IA. lsss-The following are
to-oay,s cuotauons of Provisions. etc.
.FLOUE. synla
Spring patents. 5oa6 CO
Winter patents. 20ab %
Winter clear and straight, % go 4oY
Extra and Seconds 70
Fine and Supers - ae-
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Hides,

The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices in this market:
Cow and OK hides. ..7hc ~ tb
Bulls ana SUI .O12c
CcaIf skins, trimmed, lice
DO untrimmed.. sc
Lamb SklliS Oh 10 SOc eacn
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Retail Grocers' su.zr Eare4-
Portland market-cut loaf z: confetion a y
-: pUfye rised &c; powered, &c; graauial.su
. "a coffee crushed DC; yellow A..
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15


LIVERPOOL. Steamers Portland.
Thurs 81 April, Labrador. sat. 16 Apr. p. H.
Sat Q :" Vancouver. Wed. 81 April.
Boston Service.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA. QUEENSTOWN.
r. M. S. CANADA. MARCH 26. noon, Sat
r, M. S, CANADA. APRIL 50, 400 D. m. Sal
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $1,000 and upwards. Return
S1cO and upwards according to steamer and ac-
commodationS.
second Cabin, to Liverpool, London, Lon
donderry and Queenstown, S34 to 1920. Re-
and accommodations.
Storage, 10 Liverpool London. London,
derry, Glasgow Queenstown and Belfast
SO 80 and $3.50 according to steamer.
Apply 10 J. B. Heating Of 1-2 Exchange
street, T. P. MCGOWAN, 42o Congress street, J.
W. Peterson, Exchange street, or David Tor
rance 81 Co., general agents, foot of India
street.
dec2sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

The little folks love DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take: per-
fectly harmless; positive cure for coughs,
colds, bronchitis, asthma.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

New York. ADJ 1-Steamer New York, from
st Domingo brought Capt Colcord and the crew
of IL men OF barque Harvard, Which was wreck
ed near Turks Island.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

iGIGITdUiL
LONDON. Apr IA. 1s9a.-Consois closed at
110A for money ana ! 10 7-l6 tor account.
LIVERPOOL, April IA, 1898-Cotton market
is steadfer- American iniddling T-16d; sales
10000 bales, including. 1000 bales for specula
ton and export
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15
THE PENSION LIST.

Washington, April 14.-The following
pension changes, resulting from the issue
Of April 4, are announced:
ORIGINAL.
Augustus r. Devero aax, Ellsworth, Sc.
RESTORATION.
Elisha P. Knowlton, Belfast, $40.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15
EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.

Sid I'm Queenstown 14th, steamer Canada
from Liverpool for Boston.
Passed Scilly Apl II, steamer LaInberts Point
from Portland for London.
Sid fin Liverpool i4th steamer Californian.
Portland via Halifax; Scotsman. Quebec.
Sid FIN Ayonmouth 14th steamer Queensmore
for Montreal.
Ar at Barbados Apl 13. baraue Willard Mud
gett. Colcord Port Elizabeth, CGIi.
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Foreign Ports.

Ar at Auckland Mch 10, barqne Aoiel Abbot
Tooker New York. (and sid Apl 4 on return return
Sid Feb 22d, barque Samar, fofpes' NeWcas'
Passed Anier Mich 9, ship Standard, Getchel
Hong Kong for Baltimore ;,
Sid FIN Zanzibar Apl ~, Darque Wallace L
A Ar "a? at i Rio Janeiro Apl Z, barque II McLar
Sid I'm Demarara Mich 80, sch John Kranz,
At Demerara Blch 80, sch Jennie T Wiley,
BnIger for san Bias coast.
Af Montevideo Mich II. sch Maj Pickands,
Ar ut Barbados Mcn 81. sch j Coyle, Berry,
Bahia Blanca (and SD same day for Pert Spain
and New York;
Sid i'm RlacorrIs Mich "a. sch Lizzie Denni-
son, Ross, New York.
Ar at 81 Anna Bay, ia, Mch %, sch Cora M,
Mitchell. Mauzanlla
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FLOUR

E1ours
Sui crime 8
low Erades.4 00M4 III
Spring Wheat baK-
ers.cI ano STD 0C0o Ii
2 ten Spr ng
Wneab... y S5G6 Ol
ulcn. sir gi"
roller 8 36d5 &c
clear DO. % 2oa5 80
tl.ouis sG'g
roller b 50 % Do
clear DO. .5 2ugo 30
nt'I wheai
nater.s.. 8 So q 8 80
FISH.
tBuying& selling price)
CoG--La rga
Shore $500 76M50 9
small do. 2 oOla3 Of
Pollock q 25G3 90
Paddock. i z oG2 et
itaAe.. ....1 O042 25
Herring. box
Scaiea .... 3G l4e
k!ackernt. m
Snore Is S22 coz S2t
Shore rs SIS 0u0S2L
Large IS $131Slb
Produce
Capo Cranberrssoons
q crate. 3 bQ'G3 81
Maine. .....- U Ot
Pea Beans.1 30@l AZ
Yellow kVes.l 55@l III
Cal Pea. b6@1 6t
IrlshPotaps. Duse0 a 81
DO, bDl "a
SweeLsJerSey576@4 OC
40 NorfOlk @ O0p
do Vineland. 4 5'j@ rs
ONIONS. Belmuda@ : 8
doNauveS 2 60C03 DC
ChicKels 1u9l2
TURKEYS. ives. 13@l5c
Northern 90. 1i@l {
fowls, SN9
Appiea
Eating apDPs3 5o@4 80
do common $2l13 90
Baldwlns 3 o0QD4 90
Eyap - ID 9@10 u C
lemons
Messlna 3 O0@ / 90
California 3 0O@3 so
Oranges,
Florida D 00n3 90
Odlliul Hid. % OOseSc -
do seedlings z 6092 10
EGGS.
Eastern extra. 0lZ
Fresh w eStern.. gil
Eeld......
lsutte1s
Creamerv.incy :. 1870
GiibEuge vrulG. @lS
ChOlce......s
ChoeRS.
N. I. tcrry s. @lO
Vermont 90. 8 l1iO
sage ..s..12Ha els
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15
FROM OUR coRREsroNpENrs.

JONEsPORT, April 10 Ar, schs Hannah
Carbon, Faikinghan, New York; Kioka, Peas
ley. Calais.
Sailed, schs Nettie DobbiH, Woodward, for
Calais Freeport, Kelley, Jonesboro; Glenulien,
westward.
SULLIVAN. .ApI. 11-sId sch Franconia,
Young. Philadelphia.
April l2-Sld, sch David Paust. Smith, New
York.
April 13-Ar, sch S A Blaisdell, Farrell. for
Boston: Mary Stewart Bickford. Phiade-
phia; Geo w Collins, Grant. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

Ar at Cienfuegos Apl IS, sch II W Hopkins,
Hichboin. New York.
:, ca At fiillsboro. NIB, Apl 10, sch VIM Jones,
Mclean, Newark.
Spoken.
Maren 49, lat 1s =. lon 43 40 w, barque
ID & Johnson from Melbourne for Boston.
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M ARM II: n II w :
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY. April IA.
Arrived
Steamship Manhattan, Bennett, New York
passengers and mdse to J 4 Coyle-
Steamer Percy V, How, Phpsburg via Cuhdy
Harbor
Sch Jerusha Baker. Randall. Machias.
Sch q w Reed, Candidge. Bluehill.
Sch Pearl. Webster. fremont
Sch Marcia Bailey. Look. Addison.
Sch Susan Frances. Harmon. Sullivan.
Sch Matte j Allies, Crockett. Bluehill ior
New York.
Sch Henry Whitney, WEIGH, Rockland for
New York.
Sch Mary Farrow. Morrissey, Wiscasset for
Boston.
Sch Edw w Perry, Nickerson, Kennebec for
New York.
Sch Ruth Shaw. coastwlse.
Cleared.
Steamship Cervona. OBJ Stoke, LONDON
kobt Reford Co.
Steamer Salacia. Oliver. Bath, Boothbay Har-
Dor and Wiscasset-C r Lewis.
Steamer Enterprise. Race. East BoothHay-
Alfred Race
Sch City of Augusta, Adams, North Boothbay
and Philadelphia S WinslOw & Co.
Sch Portland Packet Gardner, Pembroke
j H Blake.
Sch Railroad. Simmons. Friendship j Il
Blake.
Sch William heene. Hathaway Machias-J H
Blake.
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/ Grain
Corn car 3sg3e
do bag lots .. :. 40
Meal Dag lots ass
Oats, car lots 35g36
Oats. bag lots (A37
Cotton SeeG.
car lots 90 OOG23 90
bag lots OOC0G24 90
Sacked Kr'P q
car lots. Is EOt017 90
bag loJs1T 00G1s 90
Middllng 6o0@l7 BIZ
bag ots. .sl7Gl8 90
Mixed feed. IL so
Coffee.
Rio. roasted 11G15
Java&Mocha do26G2S
SIolagse3.
Porto Rico. 26G3o
Barbadoes- 80. 26G26
Fancy....... .30@33
Tea.
Amoys ......15920
Gorgeous. .....l6G50
lapan.... ....18@36
f0rmog0....s.s22G50
Sugar.
StandardGrap 523
! Ex cline aualiEJ D rs
EXJrSC....' 40
Yellow Extra G ..4ss
Seed
Timothy. 8 65l3 rs
Glover. West, SAs@9
do N. Y. 91aGIO
Alstke. tOM10La
Red Top, I5@l7
Provisions.
Pork
heavy blcks I3 SO
mediuml2 ooll2 90
short cut and
clear SI3ll2 so
Eeef-light..9 2 @97b
heavy. 10 5C@lI0J
Bniests IN Ds 8 76G
Lara. Jcs auo
IL bbI.Dure Ga @s9s
DO ecm'nGs 4s4 n5
Dails.cOmp 54 @5A
pals. pure 7 G7A
Dureir S14m3Ls
ID a an Sea-: :sss 9 @sh
Oil.
KcrOaenel20ts 8iA
LigOnla.......... S1a
Centennial ...... SIz9
PrAtt's Astral ..1Oha
In half bbls lie extra
Raisins,
Musctl.60 Id bxs5O6 Ia
London IaY'rll 7502oC
C0als
Retail-delivered.
Cumberland O00@4 so
.Chestnutsss. t@e 90
FranEito.ss 500
Lehigh. G6 90
fe2s .sssss do
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-15

NEW YORK-Ar 18th. sehs Lizzie Denni-
son. Ross, Macorris; Dora Matthews, Brown,
Brunswick Henry Crosby. Stubs. Darien;
sc Tryon, Gaul. Swans Island; Andrew Peters
Calais via Providence.
CID l4th, ship Lennie Burrlll, DarlSin, Port
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doubt that one can produce an appear.
aace OF freshness by the usual weekly
discipline; to moderate sized rugs, bot
to eradicate inherent dirt and dust rs
another story" easily demonstrated py
denouementS as SurpTlsing as Mr.. kip
linR's. II the steam cleaner shows MS
harvest. And how much labor II taxes
to keep a hardwood floor in perfect
Beauty and preservation, Miss Farloa
shows by what she advises as the east
est and most expeditions way 10 bring
about the desired results.
The sixteenth and closing chapter OF
this useful volume affords a diversity
OF interest almost equal to that which
nm llliterate old country woman found
in the dictionary, which she thought
charming, because It changed the sub
feet so often" You wander from plas-
ter casts to coclSroaches, from staining
wood to bacteriology, from the care OF
aIabaBter to The melting point Of FATS
and always find 1t profitable to put
mark Of attention at the varying heads
It will be n pleasant outcome Of this
very slight mention Of this useful hand
book II II calls the attention of some
anxious young housekeeper to Its ready
help, and at the same time can be con-
strued into small tribute Of praise 70
Its author, who has done so much 70
show the poor how TO be comfortable
and to put the needy in the way Of be.
ing happier and better fed.
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HOME THOUGHTS.

Miss ParloNS New Book-A Source Of
Many Important Hslpt in NIaklnE and
KosptuEp Home.
New York Post: Very few OF the
many essays to assist young or ignorant
housekeepers are so radical as Miss
Parloca's new book. which has in II the
unusual element of prevention of evil
beginning, 1t has rather masculine
quality OF thoroughness which makes 1t
seem particularly suitable as a text for
this column. 1t begins Its suggestions
with a very elear-slghted helpful treat
Use on how to choose house. You are
told what makes the soil underneath
healthful or unhealthful basis; what to
look for in the nelghborhood, as condu-
Give to good sanitary SURROUNDINGS
what changes will be produced in the
water you will have to drink by proper
or improper conditions. The sources
and character OF fuels and oils are
very carefully explained. and all the
materials used in both the building and
furnishings of the projected dwellings
are intellIgently examined. 50 as to
guide one 10 an understanding choice.
She has not been fortunate in her IT,
tie. Household Economics" rather
leads one to look for the results OF her
extraordinary experience and study in
the formulating Of rules for the gov
eminent of home already In existence,
while It Is largely in what she suggests
OF the antecedents OF possession that
the special value OF her teaching lies.
It Is an extraordinary field Of obser-
walton which enables her 10 advise sem
sIbly concerning the upbulldlng Of the
Skeleton Of the dwelling and the clrcu-
latorV system" required to give sanl-
tary ventilation. Many discomfort,
many q worry would be avoided by re-
membrance OF these very simple and
practical suggestions, the teachings OF
which does not come under the technic-
al duties OF an architect towards his
employer.
Recently clever and successful wo-
man architect has wlttily shown how
often houses built and planned by men
have no places for the furniture which
they must contain. Nor has she exag-
gerated the frequent dilemmas Of
HOUSEWIVES "AN AluNE W NAlAAHN NAANAN
to put a bed tn rooms which are all
windows and doors, with furnace reg
lister occupying the only stretch of un-
broken wall What their accuser calls
mems houses" are very often In evil
dence. and when lovely outlines and
picturesque windows and tempting bays
have charmed the eye. the hard neces-
stiles OF daily life make the young ma
tron sigh for spot for the chlldren's
cribs, or a place where an invalid can
sit out OF dangerous draught.
Miss Parloa's practical ideas give
many warnings and point out the need
full incorporation of closets and pantries
and safe places for jams and preserves,
and are full Of things likely 10 be for
gotten while one Is choosing between
beautiful wRter-colored sketches OF
"OId Colonial" or early English" or
'ttmbered" dwellings, 80 delightful to
the fancy that the would-be house -own-
er iOrgets that very practical and un-
comfortable bodies nre to be remember
cd, as well as the dignity of our fore
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......A Woman's Mercy....


me-onIy NOT SO nasty she paused for
contradiction. but he was silent
"she wrote a book once" she coutin-
ued. when she was young and fauclful.
There was q woman IN liza bitter,
hard. cruel Woman-borrowed from
some yellow backed novel-not her
own creature ,really--not even her nasty
SELF. She paused again and looked
hnxlously. appealIngly to him.
mot her true self-her better self"
he suggested, gently.
Not according TO my tale. Wen, tho
book went of fairly well Tor hrvs
venture, but q great critic lashed the
heroine mercilessly.
,'You own the heroine was badT'
The Inquiry seemed forced from him, u
was 50 sudden and vehement.
''Yes-Oh. yes. But the criticism hurt
her-the girl who wrote 1.-THE neurot-
d. passionate glri-terribly. She wor-
rled all day over Il; she lay awake at
night, and cried over It; she-she--'
Her voice broke, and she brushed away
a tear, with an angry little sob.
"And so she hated tine crltic?"
"slIe hated the critic; or She thought
she did"
There was long silence.
"DId she take her revenge upon him
In vour tale?'' His tone was chilly with
assumed Indifference"
"Sh0 meant to, but"
'Tell me"
when she met him she didn't know
that he was a critic"
"And he fell IN love with her?"
HE said so"
"Dld she ike hlm-Agnes?f His face
was still cold, but his voice was almost
fierce In its eagerness.
''In the story she did,"
bat when he told her that he was
the critlc?"
II didn't sav that he told her"
"But he did; didn't he?"
"Yes-in the story"
$50 she hated hlm?"
"Y-es-not exactly-I don't know"
Her hands kept opening and closing
aimlessly"
'Anyhow.she resolved upon revenge"
"Yes: n so-t Of revenge"
"a sort OF revenge?" She shrunk and
qulvered at the scorn in his voice,
you should read the story" she
pleaded.
"My GOd!" he cried, do not know
IT."
NO" she answered firmly, you do
not know IT,"
"Then I should like to hear It," But
she knew that he had hardened his
heart.
"well, she resolved to let him go on
liking her
"A sort OF revenNe?"
"She made herself as attractive as
she could She wasn't very pretty. YOU
know: merely small. pale. blg-eyed'--
For Gods sake!" he cried, ilercely
and hoarseip,
"weii. somehow she made him like
her, and She
Hated him all the tlme?"
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III m0yo tey,IBle Mas death -,l7ey yIIasas lad
cResbavedeff sssisg Ter

had 90 reAlis.lion q what Ghe va, do;,,
We EeaEed Ihs Woald have 70 te 49,
% "a asylum tof irfatmcnl.
@The 6lIt phY1ieianl and many n,oe,t
thfy niedetnss iliied to % hcF any 49,
ave had Rad Of Woadelid e,t,;S a
d. NIiiilamS Pink Pitlg fot Pals Pcs,
md d lSngth dseided b Fivs them 4 M
We etnehSSsd soms a. ths dfuv S,o,e r
Willie & HnrdisE, "a ithaca.
Soon Alta she begAn tAkinR Ehs eli
fiatii to7an % Improve. FitSl heF ~
aeheS disappelse, Hlfn tie attacks d q.
sineS1 eCass3 and lie eouNh Ekswts n
aopsafed. One aflef another he alafri,,
symptoms u het.
/" She olinsd steadily II WeiVhl q
EttsnQth. The ehlngs fof he 6gtt,9 =
I,o6y and mind 3 almost inaedlhis. \
81 Sc hAs tAkGn nins bpECS q d. M.
iisnlS PHI PitiI fof Pale Peopie, and IN
Sc : b Peyiset helith.1
NJ. Bennett SWofe b The accuracy d
hiS aeeOuat, formally, bCtore G. 2. VI
cott, 4 NolHPy FQblie.
Wien tie kiood b Weakened and Eeh
tie GlementS nOeded 70 tuild up aeW 6.
-. BODY and mid hoIh S1tiei, a b &.
clSe q Ms King. An d lie many q.
elSeS de 10 dslanF 0mentS et tie Mod
and nefvoi1 SYSlsm afe euted By DIV
Hanls' PAX Filb 10 Pale PepPlG Thy
Suppiy q vegetable toIm tllt Eiemsnb thll
are iasfinQ, add sessions peFteet health
All AVrSssS-iS al ~ HItifnSnte P&aL
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On ths verge Of Insanity, his Hattie
King, q iEinea, N. X, was checked u
tbe eourSe that was tattng hst rapidly %
the gave, and fsstorsd to her friendS e
no.nd physical and msntal health and
ssgained happiaeu.
Ths change ics tie testef intts charm,
log young wnn1an, nol Yes elghtesn yeas.
Cd, 5 % great that when she feappeastd
a p,ibile 6es friends eoeld hardly seltsvee
tie evidence Iat theiF eyes clearly showed
them.
FliB King bteanas greatly wcate:ned
81 4 complication q phylieal tfoableSs
and was Looked upon 81 her tfiendS and
fnmiiy a. one deemed % elfly dCath.
tief s.epftthef, Chselel u. B.ftnSlt stlls
Of fier strange cue = toll0N5G
@fIAttie I'M eonplRined Of diEtineR,
Wiki aeadny greW wore.
~She sufttred with nA0ica and attacks
Of vumiiinsj eoGid lEep bts Htte On hef
stomach.
NIldney a,ia,s atlaekSj hef. She was
PALE, tim, aad hef 6looe ,whsn dFop was
dawn ~ ths pflsk a ntedlf' was AZ
mot . eolnfleO g W4tef,
sFItG heafE vas Affected. She wonie.
ifenuently faint nom The Eight e1sftop o
fi.sng fIoSn I'D O. from etlaiF.
"She ecuEhsd eontfngafiY, g that hef
friendp feared he was eonStmpiye:
HShe lot hah saeidly; Wodld BE eon-
tlned 70 hsf I'D tos Two ot ttres wsenae
VI, mind Va, aaeeLea. Aitimss Ghe
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An,i.ssloop League Onicern,

CLEVELAND. o., Dec. s-rhe anti
saloon league elected the following ON
GERS: President, H. NJ. Hiram Price,
washington, D.. c.; vice president,
Rev. Luther B. Wilson. Washington,
D. c.; second vice president, Archbish-
op Ireland, st. Paul: third vice presI.
dent, John D. Long, Massachusetts,
fourth vice president. Bishop B. W. Ar
nett, Ohio; fifth vice president, Rev
John 9. A. Henry, Illinois; sixth vice
president. Judge Charles A. Pollock,
North Dakota: seventh vice preSident,
Rev. T. s. Burroughs. D. D., Indiana;
superintendent. Rev. II. Il. Russell, D.
D., Ohio; secretary, s. L Nicholson, OF
Kokomo, Ind; treasurer, William 9,
Lilly, Pennsylvania. State, county and
local organization Of anti-saloon
leagues was discussed to-day.
Rev, c. N. DlnwIddIe, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, conducted discussion on leglsla.
tive work.