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Daily camera., 1899-03-30
AT MANILA.
How C0DNnAns of the Fleet Reported
UD0a the Results o( the
Battle.

Not the least interesting of the Incl
dents of the day was the manner in
which the commanding officers report
ed the lack of serious casualties when
they came aboard the flagship after the
first battle. Having passed through
such hail of projectiles as made es-
cape from a hong list of killed and
wounded appear almost miraculous.
and believing it to be impossible that
all the other vessels had been similarly
fortunate, every captain seemed TO feel
that the failure of his ship to catch any
of the enemy's shells in way to harm
his crew might lead the commodore to
think that his command had not been
the target for the Spaniards' FIRE to the
same extent as the vessels which had
suffered loss of life. Consequently. as
each cIptain came over the Olympia's
side they replied to the eager query:
How many killed ?" in a manner that
indicated very much mixed state of
nind. Mingled with satisfaction at
having lost no man was an evident de-
sire TO have it understood that the lack
of loss Was no proof of an absence of
danger.
Only eight wounded" replied Capt.
Dyer, of the Baltimore-''none seri-
ously. But six shells struck us. and
two burst inboard without hurting any
one"
Not a dashed one," was the rollick-
ing way the next captain reported.
"None killed and none wounded. was
the apologize reply of the next one;
"bu, don't Yet know how it happened.
suppose you fellows were all cut upe"
my ship wasn't hit at ALL" was the
next report. made with a sort of defiant
air, as If the speaker would like to hear
it insinuated that he had had any part
in keeping his men in a safe place.
When the Boston's captain came
alongside it was feared that he for Ger
tain would have a serious list of casual
ties. for il was known that his ship
had been on FIRE. And when he an
nounced neither killed nor wounded,
the news quickly spread through the
flagship. and the men cheered vocifer-
ously-Joseph L. Stickney, in Harper's
Magazine.
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An Enterpr,.ins Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Sueamer's Drug
Store. who spare no pains to secure the
best of everything in their line for their
many customers. They now have the
valuable agency for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. This is the wonderful remedy
that is producing such a Juror all over
the country by its many startling cures.
Il absolutely cures Asthma Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and all affections OF the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at above
drug store and get trial bottle free or
regular size for so cents and sI.oo
Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
Daily camera., 1899-03-30
How To Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
DEE ,, depending entirely on healthy
condison OF all the vital organs. If the
liver is inactive. you have bilious look
If your stomach is disordered. you have
dyspepuc look; if your kidneys are at.
fec,ed, YOU have a,pinched look. Secure
good health. and you will surely have a
good looks. Electric Bluers" is a good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifes
the blood, cures pimples. blotches and
boils. and gives good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold At
Streamer's Drug Store. so cents per
hottie
Daily camera., 1899-03-30
rr.u..at,e rA,~A,..

Pneumatic thimble$ for typewriters
and pisnist- are the latest evices for
nerve economy. The incessant and
regular pounding Of the sensitive finger
tip. renders the owners OF them nervous
wrecks in majority OF cases, to say
nothing OF calloua and cracked finger
s1ads and broken and split nails. The
new thimbles are Of rubber, coming in
ata, according to the size of glove
worn, and are said to not only save the
1srve shock. but also 70 increase the
sRssd and NrsngtA = tAe s>rok>-on-
nnaG EnqMirer.
Daily camera., 1899-03-30
Hi, ,a.. Clearly Proved.

An old country gentleman, return
ing home rather late discovered yokeI
with II iaoiern under his kitchen win
COW. who. when asked his business
there, sta cd that he had only come a
cour'ipg-
Come d what?" said the irate gentle
man
"A-coHrtng. sir. Use courtins Mary
That's no, true, Whal do you want
lantern for? | never used one when
! was young man"
NO sir" was the yokers reply, Il
don't think Yer did, Judging by the
ulisSsS"-Tit-Bits
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D.rs.,.s for Ron. ss.hsr.-
Ladies, Attention.

We have fitted up Dressmaking Par
lors over the Golden Rule. and an pre-.
pared to give satisfaction. 10th IN 6t and
finish. Prices reasonable.
MISS GUTHRIE.
MISS LAWRENCE.
Daily camera., 1899-03-30
HI. Eye>ixht Wa. Defective.

How did he happen TO marry her p
The young woman TO whom the ques-
ton was addressed shrugged her shout,
ders. 1t was her boast THAI she never
spoke i'll of her friends, and she was
determined to live up ,U that ideal
You can see for yourself that he
wears goggles" she S,iid.-Chicagu
Post
Daily camera., 1899-03-30
puck,en'. Ar.,o. s~lvc.

THE BEST SALVE in the world fer
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Corns, aud all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1899-03-30

When. where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is leading question. Listen to US.
In the first place. be sure il is not Sun
day, then walk straigAs.way to Garba.
rinos.
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- BEAVER - HERALD. 55!z;=; !4::

children to Ike snowballs.
The Turkish authorities have
ually allowed about 5000 Of the 3o'ooo
Armenian refugees in the Causasus 10
return 10 their former homes; but no
|, fyor, has been made to restore their
property to them.
The decision OF Manchester to mu.
n;cipaiizc the tramways Of that city and
IN refuse to renew the lease OF their
lines TO the Manchester Carriage com
pauy has drawn from the company an
offer of 4 $4,000 year for the lines on
n ten years lease instead OF E23'a'o'
which they pay now.
All the exterior OF the great Sacre
Occur church in Montmartrc has been
comp,e,cd and the scaffoldings which
have marked the hill for so many years
! will bc soon taken down. SO Tar th'
: church has cost abou, s6.5Co.oOO, and a'
much more will be needed before TN
!. decoration Is finished.
: The only place where BLACK di"
!. monds" are found Is In the Brazi'ia
3 province of Bahia. They are usual
:. found In riverbcds. and brought up
> divers. Others are obtained by tuf
V pciing mountains. The largest spec
:. men ever found was worth S2o.OO
~ These stones are nearly ns hnru
:" genuine diamonds, and are used
i pointing tools.
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Every reader Of this paper should give
.,sr;ai heed TO the offers which are appear
ins from week To week by the John M.
Smy,h Co, the mammoth mail order house
of Chicago. In this issue will he found lnsr
advert lsemcnt OF a thoroush'y up.oua
;nsiv low price OF sl425. Coming as this OIL
fer and othsr offers do from house with p =
commercial rating Of over one million DOL.
lars' and of the highest character; they marx
an opportunity that the shrewd buyer WI.
\ no, lie slow TO take advantage OF; Inc Jonn
street will send their mammoth catalogue
in which IA listed at wholesale prices every
thing TO eat, wear and use, on receipt
only 10 cents TO partly pay postage OF 9.
nrrssase. and even this 10 cents u si,owed o'
krst purchase amounting to one dollar.
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CHAPTER Y.
NrccoIO MACHIAvELLL.

A. We reached the street expressed the
hone that the lady and her stout conpahio"
were in safety. The stranger iaughed' VI,
u,,onoceors;. he and la Sirani are no doubt
sbiverins in security by this time; but let
ma hasten, for although We have barely no
norc than a counlc OF crossbow shots 10 Co.
our brayos may return ani have Det'e.
| nck. St, John. but II was narrow ahhn'
Our vny led back TO San Felicita, past the
po,,s ye,chio, and ut length We came To
hal, befor. A small side door, let into what
seemed to me nothing but vast BLANK wa''
| Nv new friend opened this door nolseieSs
10 with a Ley he drew from his pocket ana
invited me 10 enter. Pleading Ignorance o.
An. way. however, gave him the pass ana
followed him up q narrow and very darA
.,'irvav. which opened into long gallery
M .,y;sc In serni-darkness. Up this saiers
80. won't. then there was another s'nai
nsssa,c and. lifting a curtain at the emu o.
hi. NE stepped past an open door 'h'o
,ar,,. room. evidently a study, Tor WA
s,,sJ win books, all but the side near I'M
$500. which was covered by heaN!
,anas,rv In the middle Of the room was
ar,,c table Uttered with papers IN muc
ni,.,on. and eight tall candles burning y
,.;, oi rrotesque candelabra thrsw
|, n bright but soft light over the chamoer'
"S,t you down there. said my host, pom
.. inn 10 a chair, "and We will have sometnin
; to drink. Diavoio! You are wounded
| why did you not say!
looked at my left arm, and. sure enous
!. the coat sleeve was red with an eninrgenii
|, match. Il was only trifle, however. ns y
: found on examination; but my companio
!, who s,iII kept his mask on, insisted on ba
i dagins Il. which he did with deit hnSerA, a,
r then turning to a curiously inlaid cabinet
4 into the wall. brought theneeforth isg'
!. Of green crystal aud two long stemmeo va
!, elton glasses.
n Whilst be was thus engaged my eyes re-
!, cd on book on the table. and aw ~
! glance that II was the copy OF "i'hitarel
y Iives" which Ceci had lent me ON I'aymel
90 that u was most probablc that was
IN the presence Of the noble against whom
M Medic; Mot vas directed. and In whose
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There II more Catarrh IN thIs secS -
the country than all other diseases puv5Y
ssthsr' and until the last few years wss
ss',n,'n.sd 10 he incurable. For q great many
.ssss doctors pronounced Il . local disease
srS prescribed local remedies, and by con
%s,.n,Sv % falling TO cure with local treatment,
ronounced il incurable. Science has proven
satrrrh to be a constitutional disease, ana
therefore requires constitutionM .Ies.~T!"Jt' ~ \
,,bsnsv 4 Co, Toledo, Ohio, 70 the only
snn.,;iu,;onai cure on the market, IL 10
.sSen internally in doses from 10 drops 70
,.ssnoontul. II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the. system. Ihey
offer one hundred dollars Tor any sae y
y,;ls M cure. Send for circulars and test
mno;si.. Address +. j. Cheney 4 Co., 10
iedo. o. Sold by Druggists. 75c.
HALF Family Pills are the best.
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Jason Grow, oscarvi''e' o.. sey"

81 feel IL my duty TO write ana Iet Sou
know what your medicine. - Drops, . nas
done for me. have had rheumausm sp.Ss .Ss
is wears. but was able to be up most o. tne
,;,re until A wear ago last May, when ! was
taken down and not able to move about
Hhout six weeks ago / saw your advertise
ncnt and wrote for sample bottle, Ate,
tsting a few doses, IL did me so much goot
that l ordered some more Tor myseu an.
| friends and in every. case II mas done "T% %r
rheUmati.m i5 years, is taking IS Drops, an, n,
saws Il is the most efficient rheumsuc meo
;c;ne he has ever used May 81, lsoe."
The above refers to ...5 Drops. psr,s'.
cure for rheumatism, kidney ana az ~, ~,
dred complaints. The proprisS..onSf,h nSf,h;css'
osyer 10 send a 25c. sample bottle foS on
iOc. during the next 30days. he sure 70 rea
their advertisement OF last week.
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6nishcd his sentence. two persons, ev'n.
of conseaucnce, and woman entered tnc
inn. and set themselves down at table
,io.c N mine. The men both wore masks,
b,t tbc iady did not, and let her glance run
lin 4 free look on us ALL One Of her two
| compapious. a very stout man. put down his
mn,k. disclosing a jolly, rubicund face, and
roarcd out for Hagon Of wine. The other,
| s,;Il kecpirs his features covered, engaged
in liycl, badinage with his fair friend. ana
as he moved his hand slishtly caught the
flash Of a valuable ring.
The five at the table all had their heads
together now, and saw the one nearest TO
me stcalthily draw his sword. WIN an ap
parcntly careless movement ! so placed my
own weapon rs to I've at hand on 'hc mo
p,cut. Presently Brico arose, and, swasge,'
ing across the room with glass IN n's manu-
iai;heratcly stopped before the lady, and
drained il TO her health. She laughed bac'
!, her apprcciation, and Brico called on,
, "B,ood Of a king! Madonna, but you waste
: voursclf with His Corpulcnce there, an'
h. ;crkcd his hand towards the stout mar
. ubo sat spccchlcss, his checks purple wa,
rage "Comc and Join us good fellows here,
Inc added, and attempted to pass ms arr
~ y around her waist; but the masked strange
u dashed out his rapier, and Brico only G
capcd being skcwcred BY an agile retrea
:, 1his was. however. the signal for an instai
- assault, and with n shout oi:"A Mediei
IN palle-pallc," those at the table rushed
1t" the smaller party. As they rose, jump'
= up. and pushed my table with great yiolcn
y" in their direction. Two Of the men fell ov
y, Il. and this gave me time to draw my swo
va and ioin the weaker party. The lady rush
ny out with scream, and the stout sentiema
believing Justify for help. followed SUIT
he attack being solely directed against !!
masked man, who. with his back TO
me wall. and the tat,ic between himself ana
oil assailants, defended himself with great sp'
'"' and skill.
sIasbinu one Of the rifIians across
icr .i face. which put him out Of the tight,
.n .ne ranged alongside Of the stranger. and a v
,ne prrtty sct.to ensucd. At this jnncturc
san innkccpcr entered with half.a.dozen o'h'
70 and kent dancing about, adjuring us TO ST
o' but Offering no help. l made for Brleo,
yer could not reach him. having to engage WI
o,a better sworisman than had met ior m
'as A day: but I saw we were now three 10
our for the ancient was more bent on execu
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A,t,csvated a News.

Mr.. Isaacs Tin Chicsso)-lsh der . dele
cram fer Mr.. Isaacs ssyin dot his shtore ha'
purned down in New York! ~, N.n.,
Hotel Telegraph OperatorINo, Nonme non,
"Vell, when Won comes senooss senu'
right up to my room, blease!-fuek.
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small, but wenshapeo' n's " -, y" ~
.parkled with intelligence, ana sns".y Ar
csstic lips, which were. however now smm'ns n
at me with as much good humor ~ '"e' pr
could cxptcss. ,-,,
Books" he said. arc the oens"t p' -,
life. Without them all wonid idoes.a'e. 49,, a.
and he heid up .o'u cor, of1,;ccro's n,
treasure. II Is a manuscript cory o' h'
DE Gloria. ! obtained u iro'n my "'e"'' pi
Joor Angelo Poliziano: ,,o, -. o'
lie laid down the book. vi uu.,; n
men were giants IN those days.o.,, ~, n" "
That is too loud Tor rat. q. ,.l tns
ment we heard distinct r"s,lns ~ oI" ~ an. r
tapestry, whe" uu"s y" III ID, drawn a.
| wall. My host sp,ane w. un', 80. 4 tol. :,
rapicr in his hand, hited 'hs a
| lowed him; but we observea noeut
door. which was concca'eu oennnu W.. a., c
tain. This Is private aoc. ,e"s - How II
corridor, ana, eoni1uhu " ,ia,.o,.r tbi, q
the devil did this happen! hoWe'e,, @
win make things sure; lie 'urncu w. ;
which was in the lock- anu. renos .n5 ~.
placed il carefully aside IN u'aMe T,,;.
face was shaded liv'e withanS'ey. nus
however, ne ofus' S -, INC morr
sumins our s.a's' "' IL
wine Tor both oi U.S. anu s''u' -,.,,
"Signorc. now that ] ooser'e ,v' ~ =.
IL appears to me that your s' smo'u, @ s',,,..
c IL is, has not helped you 10 M you,
r II was able to save your nIe, H.
= know no, your na nasn =. II 10 take my leave.
j little heat' aha s..,,,. To- ,.J nn,,;ng his
!. lie laughed chccriuliy' anu; pu,'s 49,,
C hand on my shoulder, PfesSeu mt o''" '"'o
C my chair.
c "Sit dcwn, signore' ! mean. Nv ~. W;,i
IS and my name Is N'seo'o o,.,rn 80
It you give me yours 10 re'urn. NJ ,hs
was, then, before inc see,y.aS ..l; o.. y,
nc Council Of len, the craity pouueuau u 90
Mat time held r'o,e1.e % ~ ~. m ,,Ii / nov
ry sith whose name All ,'" -. hut Inc
he mderstood Ceeis p'o. ~ ~ ,;.h, name,
rs, uestion was, snou'u ~ y .',,,,J nj out
~. ooner or later the secretary wou'o .'. .nu ou
ut cd I accordingly answered h'm - "'"e"'"
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The great trouble seems to be that ,,as Ho,
,n work for good luck.-Atchison Globe.
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".ty daughters music" sighed the mo'A
or. "kas been . great expense. .sou,
,.;InSsr sInSssd sued i;Ssa'f your sapSos:'-BO't0'
Traveller.
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A.. ,.s.,,,bis essss.

p sfessor tiecturing prec'ons met
uls,-wha, Is the easie way OF dt'er
mining whether ar OBJ ct conA'a's o. o.
s,udeu,-Try to pawn itl-Fiiesend'
Blaetter.
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The world may owe every man q living,
,,, The miner is The one who digs down in.o
the sarth's pockets and gets n.-,h'e's'
Daily News. n.
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There Is one thing worse than not having
anything good TO eat, and ,hat Is 70 a,tly nare y
and not be able to eat t.-Leoger "on'"'''
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We pay per week for man win ,vs,,e for
troduee our goods In the country, VIZ wa
,sgms, X ansas Food CO. Dep, u, Kansas Ci'y'M no
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I have used Piso's Cure ior vonsump''oGa n,r g.
;,oth in my family and ptae'wsy 1904
II. Patterson, lnkster, Mien'' S>o'''
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The man who 10 sure It doesn't ,sni 90 sniS
rood TO kick should never JOIN . 'o'''A'
tssm.-Elliott's Magazine.
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nan, mn, In too much time standing ON
a,sn,,v ar riding a nohby.-Chieaso Daly
News.
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Comiug sn Geiss.

Mrs. Crin,Aonbeak There's been .
steady stream OF me gong INTO ''a'
saloon nearly aii day pg. :.
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-i iont suppose |"
was a very steady s'r' I coming ou'
Yonkers Statesman. H
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Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters Is hale slsI
Honey Of Horchound and lar upon sno,a oo
pixies Toothache Drops Cure III one "'""'e
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A mans favorite joke !. that he is related a
% the church by marriage. - Atehisoh
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me nest Presevspssos ses chms
and Fs,er Il bottle Of Gnovs's TAsrsLss:s y
Cu,,i. ToNic II u simply iron and 9mln,nsSn sn. ~
= In tel ess form. Nocure-uo pay. Price.ooc'
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To care Cola In Que Day a.,
Take Laxative Bromo Suininc Iao,su .,,s. o.. ~
drug yists refund money II u iaiistoeure' ~
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@ v@:;7 1 '::;! ::::|i; ;::si'ss ssi: : sSs'
Judge. L...L- $TREIy
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE

Leon Dubuque met with quite a serious
accident Feb 2jth while engaged in haul
ing O Brien's boiler from Savage Island to
Churchills Point, In using n crow-har 10
pry the sled it was in some way knocked
by the moving load out of his hand. strik-
ing him a severe blow over the left eye,
crushing in the skull. He was thrown on
the ice so forcibly that his head was
badly bruised, rendering him unconscious
for long time. He was taken to the
house of Benajah Phelps, where he was
attended by Or, Petty and later in the
day removed TO his home near Pearl in
this town A later report says he is get
ting along well.-lra Gordon of Worcester,
Mass, and John Gordon of Suncook, n.
H.. are visiting their old home in town.
H. T.. Hoag of Rutland is in town super
intending the building of a summer cot
tage near the Arbor Vitae Bay house. -
Some half dozen teams began Monday
hauling rails from Plattsbursh to
Young's Point for the Rutland extension.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gordon of Chazy.
were in town over Sunday,-Mr and Mrs.
Lester Minkler spent last week in West
ford visiting friends.--A. Il. Center has
leased his farm to II. W Macomber ana is
moving to Schuyler Falls, y. I.-Mr and
Mrs. w. Il. Burr, of Bangor n. Y, are
in town spending a few weeks with
friends--Lewis Rock, Jr, has leased Juan
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
II.ARDWlCK.

Six extra teams We're put on Monday
to hasten the getting in of the lumber
for the new granite ShedS.-Thc engine
of the H. Il w. X. r. Co., was put on
Sunday, the hauling of granite for the
spring and summer will begin AZ once, \
new locomotive for this road is being
bull. This Will enable the road to huul
double the amount of stock. Tn" granite
industry Is growing rapidly.-Iandlord
Thomas is expected home this week.-The
recent rain has done grca, damage to the
highways ana lumhermcn Will be caught
snort If colder weather does not set III
sCon.--Thc ladies of the United Workers
of the Congrc gational church held their
annual meeting and banquet at the house
of Mrs. c Fl. Wclch on Tuesday after
nOon.--The Methodist church is nearly
ready for occupancy.-Dr. b. u. George is
soon to remove from hiS residence on
Church street to a residence on Mill street
Mr. Il. r. iluntley, who has been seri-
ously i'll of pneumonia is much better.