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The Canton times., 1899-12-01
A Germans Gift.

DR.. L. Cans, a rich citizen of Frank.
fort, Germany, has presented that
municipality with 10000 marks tC
form the nucleus of a fund, the inter.
est of which is to be devoted to adorn.
ing the city's streets and squares with
works of sculpture. Other citizenl
will contribute, and it is thought that
the city will soon have 5000 marks .
year for the purpose.
The Canton times., 1899-12-01
WHISTLING BUoYS.
Repairers Keep These Valuable Aids to
Navigation in Tune.


One of the most interesting aids to
navigation is the whistling buoys.
There are several of them off the
Cape, and their dull, hoarse groaning
may often be heard for miles.
They are clumsy affairs Of steel,
ranging in length from 30 to 35 feet,
with an air tank shaped like pear,
about ten feet high and nine feet in
diameter, from which an 18-inch pipe
20 feet long protrudes.
These buoys may be seen at the
Lighthouse department storehouse on
Diamond island, where buoys Of all
kinds and shapes are kept, ready to be
placed over some rock dangerous to
navigation, or to replace any which
may be damaged or adrift.
This long pipe which runs down
into the water is what furnishes the
power for the whistle.
When the buoy is in the water the
rolling Of the waves up through the
pipe and the pressure on the air in the
tank forces it out through the whistle,
and the well-known dismal sound is
the result.
Whistle buoys in different ports Of
the coast are given different pitch,
in order that the mariner may, on a
thick night, be able to know lis local
ity by the difference in the sound.
1t is the duty of the officers to ad-
just the pitch Of these whistles when
they get out of tune, and they have
become SO expert at it that they can
detect and remedy the slightest vari-
alton from the correct pitch.
The adjustment of these whistles
must be made while they are in place,
and sometimes the great necessity of
the marks on dangerous rocks obliges
the men on the buoy boats to make
these repairs in very rough weather.
The repairing crew usuallyincludes
the mate and one man, who are rowed
up to the buoy until they are able to
grasp the rings on the side and clam
Der up over the side to the cage which
protects the whistle.
Perhaps the most dangerous duty
which falls to the lot of the buoy ten
ders is that of replacing the heavy
buoys during a storm or while a heavy
sea is running.
With the steamer rolling her rails
under the greatest care must be taken
to avoid accident, and many are the
stories of narrow escapes related by
strong, rugged men who perform this
dangerous work.-Augusta Journal.
The Canton times., 1899-12-01
MILDRED MURDOCH.
BY NELLIE ID. S. GRAHAM.

Mildred Murdock sat at her type
writer and the machine moved stead
lily on, keeping time with the dis
turbed futterings of her heart. On
her stand was a bunch of violets, and
their fragrance did not tend to soothe
her perturbed spirits, although she
loved them dearly.
They were placed there by her en-
ployer, Richard Waring, who sat
watching her from an inner office.
The girl, for she looked nothing more.
had been in his employ for six months,
and had awakened a deep interest
within him. She was wee little wom-
an, with wOndrous appealing eyes, and
wavy brown hair that fell carelessly
round her piquant face.
She was a good worker, too, and
never before was the correspondence,
which piled upon him, swept so deft-
ly out of the way. She was a CHEEKY
little soul, and had met his advances
with frank pleasure that enchanted
him.
Richard Waring was not a wholly
bad man, and he had only followed
the precedent of his fellows when he
had begun, few weeks before, to pay
her some little attentions, such as
flowers on her desk, invitations to
lunch, ct cetera.
AT first she had not seemed to mind.
but received his favors with charm
ing Inconsistencies that amused
him. She had gone to lunch with him
the day before, and as they passed out
of the modest little restaurant where
he always took her, a gay party of
young fellows, who had grown very
merry over their wine, had made an
audible comment on Warnings newest
flame.
She had made no remark at the
time, but he had noticed dark flush
sweep over the fairness of her flower
like face, and he had cursed them un-
der his breath for their stupidity,
Then, too, the luncheon had not
gone off so well as usual. He had ven.
tured little familiarity in his ad.
dress, and she had gazed at him with
eyes like a startled fawn's. Then he
had told her Gn the usual way) of the
unsatisfactory emptiness of his life
at home" of a "coldly unsympathetiC
wife, and the "happiness" he enjoyed
when with his pretty friend.
She had still been very silent, but
had not checked him, as he went OF
with growing ardor in the recital Of
the plans for their future friendship
and mutual companionship. She hac
asked where his wife was, and as hC
The Canton times., 1899-12-01

Patience-Do you think Fred would
stoop to do mean thing?
Patrice-I know he would. Only last
night he stopped down to kiss me, and
then changed his mind.-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Canton times., 1899-12-01

do you play any instrument, Mr..
Jimp?" l
"Yes, I'm cornetist."
And your sister?"
She's pianist"
Does your mother play2"
"She's a zitherist."
"And your father? 'a
'He's pessimist. Chicago Record
The Canton times., 1899-12-01

Publie Land In Idaho.
Eighty-four per cent. Of Idaho is pull.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Gtantrei6 d..
Hennes. IA. @ug

Serr gpurren pom steele" in Pds
ria nuroe ~per1ai,et, neil er ,Wtor0er.
Wiproer" riei, ais Der OtnerGl Wtsrclsr
ods 0sri6t perlieB. 0r. epuinet, ..
Manages Sstretdr, iagte nuG S0lub
Der Ysrbanolunsen, oaB Die 9ertbelpi
guns politdnOig ubcrrdl4t iiber oas
Nidtsidgenoe Der Angaben W(srcter's
iei, oa lie neue Sbatiaten erpdrteten.
ole dbsr ni9t tamsn.
Hennss pimmelt bon SournoltItsn,
tie oas leniationele Gnoe Der yer
hanolun9 am Sdmitag belpreaen. Der
Gr : YraiIoent GaiImlr : Yerier beabs
iidtiot barsutbun bah Des General
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Gas hcte 9utenmittel aui Graen.
Warncr's W6itc Winc al Iar Sa.

RIP, S6winolH@t @eilmittcl, BELT
cine Grtdltuns in "a Stunpen, wenn
;eitis aencmmen eS ltsllt ben Nulten
ni6t Elm in elmer Minnte, inocm IS
ben S9lunb paralilirt locern eS belt
Die Sranebeit uno ldBt S.>alS nnb eun=
aen aeiunb uno itarf. 25 unb scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
9nlano-Qrgel6en.
Gin Saritob Ger aM.rifauil6.n.
Srnppeu.
Y 3aritut Der .,Wecpucentrd0o" aus
qfuIidI uutcrpcaat Wuroe.
3 ie Nati.Socbel Weiuesuie in 2entuGs.
2(us-ber 8unoss It 1bt.


Mdlbln9ton, L. u. IA. 2lug.
SIN &risgsdm. .u.4l cine neu Der
lion Der UerOronunG tsr ytllitdr bebOrs
ben N Sdpdna, d. I-~ttotidun9 O.s
-Spdtfss gJ....lt:nl..- betrettenD,
toit -ttut. 81 GlltIlA2 UerIIor. mar
bet -nIt.cl. Dag ~. N--.i1 .ru19 oss
"Tt0r:tnt .dQJ' osr1-leA iU~tns. Dsil
Is II cblture3 sd 1aoo.au Goelen,
uno o-tui. i0no ca.4 -t,.5tcA ,lsebdls
ten S>Ilat.a. er8a. - ...J.. 10, lIpeB,
bal d. u.laos 2. INT ~rpr4clAg les
big Ii II e me- Np.ia sU lI1 =. IL. pps
rim 81: ga..e 6ea. ooR 5rGu N~uNnD, Die
8oL-n o:s S.15. &ommcloanten
9sler0t Su0IUn. MT tin3r 1noeren,
ebenrdAs ndal1aft 9:nla9.su. DAME
rSeDn lp" g,lplelt babe, unr Spar fIt
Selo, ppb.i Die Summs auA anses
fu9rt mar. Die ,Npti5 mub ppbl ala
beSpnoers anitpbis erihienen iein, neil
General Suolop NiA elmer beIono,ra
le5baften Shdti1teit in Der 8intuno
Der llnterpriidun1 BON sErtanipits,
Hottsrie uno 2pttaIpisl ETC, pie in Sls
rlua pie in allen ipanilten Stdptsa
t-6erau i'm 0anse iparen, iia beilsiBigt
Eat. DAP iiorigens bic Npti r6l pa1r-
JeitsgemGb 9espeien, pirn nidt js
Jauptet.
Die Hsoatteure oss in bdpand INN
8enerdl 2Iplop unterorildten 9lortes
81 3ecpncentraoo" bab:n bier st'en
Irlpolt e~r8dgirt, Der in ibrem Nurtn
beim &rIegsietretGr ppritsaig pero;n
uno epsntyel in osn GjpjIs ri6tsn Gins
MISUNDERSTANDING ~unbdnqia ma
den ioQ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
AbSatZ
Nit Hoods sarsararilla, 1l-
" ~I,s, ASsa'1n o,. and Reoef

uas oHentllcle Nertrauen I'm einem gr0sseren
Masze genossen hat, ais irgend cine andere
Patent Medizin. Das kommt einfach daher
we'll es gr5ssercn Verdienst besitzt und gr6s.
sere Kuren ais friend cine andere hervorbringt.
Nlcht was wir sagcn, Sondern was Hoods Sar-
oaparilla thut. list Won WichtigkcIt. ALE An
nOncen uber Hoods Sarsaparilla vie Hoods
6arsaparilla selbst, sind enrich. VIII haben
das Publicum niemals getauscht, ind es ist
seiner grossen hellenden Wirkung zuzuschrei-
ben, dass die Leute dauerndes Zutrauen DARN
haben, und
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
2est S6r'sSertb aui Cure 9einpanO?
J. j. FRITZ,
.:: "a: NbUtUSrapbiit. 81: "a:
e.. GermaiuitrQse. Ct. Gloub, Wlinn.

@er elm naturaetreues Bib ieiner ielbf
eber cine 5renuoess poerJamillensrllppe pe'
maft baben mill, fomme 81 mir. Nas bic
pbstosrapbie' 8unit nur 81 letlten oernta9
bei mir mirS tie in ieoer Sinltdt erproh,
Suite unb 5uperldiii9e Nrbeit se9en btltss
Sreiie. I'm seneisten 9uipruh 'p'ro aebstsu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
l1inh1t Orr Gc,nnhnheit.

rMun. mie bats Sbnen oenn 0ui
Dem Sail Der @austnette geIdllen?"--
%, icbr gut; mr. ems mar mir unOn.
gcneGmL %ieoesmal, menn Gin Serr nit
mir GetanSt bat-bNt CT lid crit in Die
S0nbe %gelpudt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
" eitere 0crlu1t T..
@aibin0ton, ,. g., Il. g(l

-SNFJN'N1VNI y u, II NtN'
Der Gtncycl Oil Eat folgenoe Or.
l~uitliIte tinueianot:
8etODte!: Nuquit o.. g, Sni.
9teot., mare San 6ernuuo, lln,erli
.ii3ier 2puis ), &to9aer; 90, Wt.. gtr
orsip Wi,ion.
9erpunoet: II. Sni.sEe9t,
80. y, Nimolas NOIau. Sobn )
Noocs, Geleitine 9otinc, so. g, Sptr
n1mmb, Sc. s., GbDoro Woops. SOB
. @opmouo y. Sni.sHsat,. So. s.
mt ce'ii5isr glbsrt gerpoip: 81, S.opt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
GmeGrtattnnsi in einemI cage ~ beilen.

Ncbmt Warner'S 9Sbite 9Sinc Of
Gar Sprup, Sas beltsn SuitensSeii.
mittel dui Grben. 25 unb SCOTS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
0trSranbfifturg BE. sui
oi9t.
Ddter.tpnn. Wis. Id. 9l1Io.

I I 7 10 IT, NIS.s IT. guy.
SuliuS Neumann puroe aut elner IN
Der Ndte ben ScnssDiue selegensn
Sarm unter Der @ntlase Der SranoItifs
tlng perhaftet. Nm Is. @pril D. :.
brannte bel Sronid cine Sdcob Soiii
. bier as96rige Safe z 5obrit a6.
Oamals pobnte Neumdnn in Sronia,
rsiite a6er tur5 oarapf naA SunespiQs
RIO er Ielbit lid gcriibmt tab:n iOn, Biz
Safe : 6o6rit in 9cdnO g.itett gu bar
ben. Gr lsugnet ieBt, Die S6at Began
gen 81 BADEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
6 ban Srul Z.


Sin Sruit Der 6abritantsn am,ritas
nilhen Sddumpeins nit $10,O00,000
Capital lit in Der giloung beeriffen.
Die pier arDbten in 6rage tommenoe1
6irmen iino: Die Nmeritdn Wine 60.
Ct. 2pui8; 8ermdnia Wine Ge41rs,
Zen port; |leaiurt 9aIsp 0ine So,
Hsimes, g. g.. uno bic llr6ond Dirt
So. Sem Wprt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Siio Nrita.
N,n.,, 800. M,

Sm Sron8pdoi iino rtoe miIttGri'6e
@orbereitun0en i'm 0dnQe. @s miro
beriftst, odb re guren nit DEN Gi'en-
aobren bcfuIs WpbilIiirun9 Der Srupz
rsr in Yerbirpung Qetretsn iino. Sin
0~iperpppley Neoimeat iruf in Surbun
lin uno b'9iebt ii6 nuh G~uinosret.
S6iifa I06rt6ten.
0iperpool, II. 4u0ult.
Britannia" BON giep Wort.
Soat6dmptou, y. 2nlQuit.
r&cni0iu 2puiie", BON Rem g)ort
Nah Sremen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
!. J. R'shon,

Stt-1. 9lpe. ~, ct. SlonS, %F'""'
@erii6ert sesen 6euerSSeIabr III
,,n aacrbsIten %Gompanien, banpelt
IN @runoeisentbum uno ma6t @slS'
anlsiben III sen niscrisltsn Natsn.
Viinttlides Il. ebrenbaiteS @el6dttss
p~.riabreH ,Seo.m ;uSeli6ert. lS'3mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
6 noldr }.

2onnon. IA. Iu9.
Muf Der 60he bon Goipartgif ipurce
Der iror5DIIhe S6ursr .Yauoboto"
oor osm Sampler r0ercule@" in Den
@runo otbotrt: ; Ntdnn ieiner Be
'atunQ ertranten. bsr Reit puroe pon
Beg Sompier 9"ereEtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
,ulcan in Stiti9tsit.
8dncouper. g. s., II. Wuo.

30ut Nd6ritten BON 0Onplulu, bic
Der Sdmpfer ,Wiioperd" brdhis,
iG6rt Ser 8ulcan Silo tort. Oas dl9es
meme Sntereiie ~ erreQen. Sine Der
leBteu Grpeoitionen sum raufenoeu
Srdter unterndhm Der 9boipgrapb
", Wf. Iferton, Elm 8eQleiter oes pro-
~isIiprs gidmere BON Der Nep Yort.r
llnterrifts beb0roe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17

a." ~S.'~ ~ NsSi S9ulTWs -.
| Sni. sHest.. Major SOtn 5uub u
3raoen. GapitGn Ro5ert +. Iberar.bs,
So. 8, Wafttep e. Sam, 50. D, Sd
s. Sigoins, go. ~, Midaei Wc
Gar bp. Sobn Raa a. Snf.s Rsot.. in
De- Ditto. 80. e, rntsrcFFi'i 7 {. 8.
price, II. @ua.. 4. Snf. sGsat., no5s
Notaletta. So. ., GIem Wonsbist.
Derunglidt.
Rice Gate, isis, IA. 4ns.
Srant aotclema unb Spbn Siist,
Gtred.n : Irbeiter Ger Smaba>gobn
ltieben nit ibrsr Sroiiine sesen einen
HlesSu9 an uno nurpen 10 lUrper oers
lebt, oab lie balb pdrauf ltarben. 8eioe
Wfdrner tparen unpsrbeirdtbet unb be-
fdnoen ilch crit einiae Gage i'm 0ienite
Ger 0eieli9aft.
90 Groile, Dis.. ID. lug.
GGis e. Sumpbreh, Gin 81 Sabre al
ter girger, puroe z einem I3uoe Der
burlington : Yabr erfabt unp iur6tz
Ear Su9eri6tet. Gr lebte nur nod eli
niee Wiinutsn nah benz ll~neliitsiaGe.
gr mar mebr als so Sabre in. oieIem
Gountp p%obnbaft.
Gebers m ii be.
Nanitopoo. Wis.. ID. Aug.
Del 70zjGbriee Daniel WotG Don
WapIe @rOpe in oieiem Gountp erz
bangle lid. Gr mar elm !9aeeitols.
9iroqta, Wis.. a. Dug.
2epts 9. Glenn. elmer Der Yipniere
bieles Counts erbGnste iid. Gr mar
Is Sabre aft uuo, mie man 9ldubt,
nift gang Suretnunssfdbig.
0oaeinemS tiergetDbtet
4ppIston, gBis., IA. Qus.
Sicr puroe Gbritian Iieff, Elm ga,
tient Der Srrenanitdlt bon Outasamie
Gountp, auf Der 4nitaltsfarm bon .is
mem piitbenoen Sitter s%st0ptst. Sbs
sleih bas 5bier tsine 0orner bate,
eriff es ben llnsliidlifsn an, briidt.
bemielben bic. gruit ein uno brct
ibm feds Rippen, in Saise b.Hsn b.r
Mann eini9e Winuten TpGter itarb.
Der u I'm itrongs Salt
S.attle, Nolb., IA. aus.
Der in Chicago pegsn periuGter9es
sItsfung psrlanete Bm.
IrmItrong ruroe heut. einem @ebeims
ppliSiiten ppn Chicago iibereeben, b. b.
MIR fprmsn, bsnn Nrmitrong bleibt
nod 10 Sage i'm 0epabriam b.sSbez
riffs, pGbrsno pslher 3eit sr an bag
Stadtspbergeri6t app.Iiren Tam.
0irfioas 2ebenppnt 9.
Wiboletpn, Conn.,. ii. Dug.
Sepniods Darlington. Sail : Glert
Der nGitisen Hutiprul Bent" BON
bier. ipuroe WiOr9ens um s ubr toot
on ieinsm Yult eeFunben. Sin neben
linn l~issenosr Repolper 3.igie, auf
pelte Neeiie Der Mann gu Isinem Sobe
9etcmmen. Sbne 3rpeifel begine Oars
lin9tpn. Sslbitmprp. Seine Bidder
itimmea gang e.nlu, uno 'eine 5amis
lisnperhdltniile pIren pi. b.itsn. Mun
tann nun arnebmen, baB er anoauerns
Der &rGntli1teit peeen SeIbitmoro be-
ain9.
OtrSrdnofiftu ra betuls
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Die Inti 0oefel : 9 elp c
9 II n g..
gsrington, &p.. IA. pug.

gerjdlteu aus ben peridnoenel
Gountes juiplge, no geItern Dele9a
ten GpnpentiOnen d6letolten purotn
orb Der Stdat bsi Der am Rittlpoa
Der ub3ahdiienoen Convention 10 a..
gsrtretig Iein, ME nan es nIr eripar
!ets. Oe0eleQotionu perGcin;ies ner
oen ieoo6 MIR tleit iein. IS iii 10 az.
pie 1usocml2t, clB Der fribere Sou
oerneur Scoou Gu Die SpBe oes an
,uiteQeroen S.NLtstidets !ommt. %,
Yei2liFe lpsrocn Die GhNugoer BAT
form NM &rhcn iuocntyen, oas Sc
BEL ; W1hl2eieB. iein,n SeriaNsr IN
ocs 8c,0ch,r Der 2oui5piler Gtnp. n.
ton peroGMujsn.
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Bon ben pbiIiipineH n.
Monita, a.. 4ug.

U(uNttQ, IA. Aug.
Cine Retptuos5irun1s = Nb.1eilunp
Dor Generul YounQ's 8viaaoe, Dit
Die S,sluIo oe5 6:i'Enes austuno
lhafftfu Ipute, btjsB.e san YI D. D.
&merltdN,r oerIoren orst Sp0.e uno L
GermunOete.
Die amer 9ruppsn riidtsl in IRE
Ibthedun9en auI San 9Ratep SIT. Oel
WGior Ggonin pom "a. 3,eqinent ritt
nit - W}aun BON 9.oua lJ1s ppr; De-,
Capt 3lntrs nit l0oQ3ann oes 4. ST..
raIerie Regiments UNI Der Golt
Barter nit $50 Mdrr oom y. uno -
Snf. Re9t. 3p9en DOR Eicm bar.
Snfotge ner Sarli r!gtelttn IN
llebsrminOen Res 3sIraias .pnrte e,
Wtdjor Grpnln Die Qspiaats 3, rbjucdnf
nit Dem Gdet. Hio - lpe!l0 ron Sur
W}atau nit belUer. te Qjgsn.
Capt. j oers rI6rl u1rit + Coz:
poiten oes deiroe5 , W}eueU ioiB pog
San Wldteo, oauU Ite5 e abe, an
erniuider G~8joer'tdno pom Seit,u Del
in psn Ni1eju ~utt'Uau3ten mi u9en.
ten. Die Cnoertn dlneC- 2ruppr Batter
uut:rbeB osn Grt @Qeryonnan, uoruui
Der Capt. GiOer5 ijd irriid3ca Gincl
itiner geut,. Gin Seu,ant, plroe ge.
tpotet.
Capt. Ydrter lam beim &sprriidcr
Sen 6e,no in BEN 3ei@isloern tart Der.
id0n3t. yio6 einem 8dmpf rrn 40 W}i
nuten mid Der 6erto, Iooo8 er Del
N|ori6 foriIebsn ~trnnts; III balb cir
ll6r Nd6miitaQs 500 er in S3n Wa.
teo Elm, ohue ernltijten Wleritouo Il
finoen.
Wiuior Grorir aro feline leute mr.
ff,irtGn nn jdtb > llbr in on Ort du
Man nciB, ouf oer i inn % Saot,
bate. &: nohTeu 800 bis 400 6sjno,
On oen Sdnpf tell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
/ d enperbrennung ourG>
lifiigeQutt.

1tQad, Z. ~ IT. NU9U1t.
Sm Nuitrage zines YepYorterS sims
oitats lift Der L Wleilen onn hiergsleJes
ne ,y}pdd Gurol GemeterD", Der 20
9(ttr 2onO umioBt, an9etduft pprOen.
Iuf otmielben riQ man Elm Sremdto=
rum erridten, in peldem bic 8sr>
brennung rcn 2eiden mitteIit fliiiiissr,
Gut prroEnpmmen perOsn ipQ.
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Hood
saparina

ahliesslich Won allen Anderen.
Nur Won G. l. Hood a. Co..
iparirt. 81; sechs fir S..
len kuriren Uebelkeit,
H rdaulichkeit
Is. Rel ain Droguisten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17

Sol. Irso, ytnnett, Der Iriiptre
Gpmmonoeur pes 5. Sninpis Hegtss
bat tslsarapbiI3 $500 fir Die Hotb.
leioenoen in 4lppp uno 0uagdmi aui
portorico anoepieien, po bas H.st:,
ment nGbrsno p,s 5elosuges lag. Sas
8elo Itommt aus einem 6ono. Der
nsm alten glegiment bei Der GuSmuifea
riIno perblieb.
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HATTERTOWN.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Schaeffer and son,
Clarence, Of Danbury, have been spend
ing several days at Eugene Northrop's.
While here Mr. Schae fer tried his luck al
fishing and on Saturday caught II nice
trout.
Henry Morgan and son are making
preparations to soon leave for Long Is.
land, where they will remain for the
season canvassing for and selling the
products manufactured at the Fairchild
& Shelton soap works Of Bridgeport, and
giving entertainments evenings. MI
Morgan has followed this business fol
several seasons and has been very sue
cessful.
Rev Mr. Rollins of Stepney preached
in the schoolhouse for the first time
Sunday evening, and was greeted with a
good audience. His theme was, "Servict
and Sacrifice" He expects to be her,
again in TWO weeks.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-05-12
You Can't
Dodge Them

Did you ever try to dodge the
rain-drops 2 Did not succeed
very well, did you? It's just
as useless to try 10 escape from
the germs of consumption. You
can't do it. They are about us
on every hand and we are con-
stantly taking them into our
lungs.
Then why don't we all have
this disease ? Simply because
these germs cannot gain a foot
hold in a strong throat and
lungs. It's when these are
weak that the germs master.
The body must be we'll supplied
with fat. The danger comes
when the blood is poor and the
body is thin. If your cough doe.
not yield, and your throat ant
lungs feel raw and sore, yol
should not delay another day
Take
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-05-12

gas pipes from Coram avenue up Myrtle
street and Huntington avenue to accom-
modate the residents on the latter street
who have decided to use gas stoves for
the summer.
At the Congregational church, last
Sunday morning, there were four united
with the church, three By letter.
Julius Bu-khsrdt opened grain and
feed store, on Monday, at the place
where j. Burkhardt & Co. have receatly
carried on the business.
Henry Brennan, boy of not very
bright mind, was hit by a locomotive and
considerably bruised and cut, but not
seriously. He had been seen on the
track by the men on the locomotive pre-
viously but was not seen by them when
he was hurt.
Mrs Mary Murphy, an elderly lady.
died, May 1, and was buried on Wednes.
day In the Catholic cemetery, Derby. On
May 2, Miss Jane Poole, also sn elderly
lady, died, having been Ill for severs
months and her funeral was held or
Thursday. She was also buried In ths
Catholic cemetery, Derby. Ga Wednes
day, May 3, William Dockery died quite
suddenly, he having been in his store OF
Monday. He has been In business herr
for many years and was very much re
spected by all in the community. 81,
leaves a wife and one child. The tuner
II occurred on Friday and he was sis
buried in Mount st Peters Catholic Gem
etery in Derby.
On Wednesday evening, the Methods
church people gave reception to tbei
new pastor, Rev A. j. Smith, in tn
church parlors, and was warmly vel
lcomed by speakers representing the dit
ferent organizations of the church.
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Fairfield County.
HERMAN.
CHURCH NOTES.


Communion, last Sunday. Miss Mari
on Briggs united with the church on pro-
fession of her faith. An unusually large
audience greeted Rev Mr. Moses at the
Center, last Sunday.
Fl. e. spooner, president of the State
Christian Endeavor Union, is to speak in
the North church, next Sunday morning,
at the regular hour of service.
q. The Kings Daughters will meet at
the parsonage with Mrs Moses, Saturday
at 2 p. m.
Mrs Henry B. Stevens and sister of
Patterson were the guests of their father
on his birthday.
Your correspondent was panied to hear
of the sudden death of Samuel Jennings
of Patterson, which occurred on Wednes-
day night, from pneumonia.
Mrs Amanda Morse ia quite feeble.
Mrs George Chadwick, who has been
very i'll, is more comfortable at present
writing.
Mrs George White of Dover is visiting
her sister, Miss Sarah Favereau.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Ingerson have
moved to Danbury, where he has secured
position.
House cleaning is progressing fairly
well in these parts and the cooler wealth
er is much appreciated by the busy
housewives.
| Some of our young friends attended
the play, "The Schoolma'am," in Gay
louisville on Friday evening, and ex-
press themselves well pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
Mrs Dimis Brownell has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CLERICAL CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY REV GEORGE T. L1NsLE,

ENTERTAINED BY REV GEORGE T. LINsLEY.
The May meeting of the Fairfield
County Clerical club was held in Trinity
parish on Monday, May 8, as the guests
OF Rev Mr. Linsley. The Holy Com
munion was celebrated in the church at
IL O'Clock by the rector. The business
meeting was held in the rectory, follow
ed by the literary exercises. The essay
was read by Rev John D. Skene, rector
OF st James church, Danbury, on the
subject of church music. A general dis
cussion followed. A bountiful luncheon
was provided by the ladies of the parish
and served in the parish room. The
clergymen present were: Rev John D.
Skene of Danbury, Rev William E
Hooker of Wilton, Rev O. O. Wright of
Sandy Hook, Rev w. A. Swan of Red.
ding Ridge, Rev A. Goldsborough of
Monroe, Rev George Fl. Buck of Derby,
Rev r. L. Mathlson of Shelton, Rev 81.
D. Cone, Rev L, N. Booth, Rev W. Ell.
Lewis, D. D., Rev G. A. Robson OF
Bridgeport, Rev N. K. Cornwall of
Stratford, Rev X. Mackenzie OF West
port, and Rev C. M. Addison of STAN
ford.