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Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17
a m. a M. a

Daily. Daily except Sunday
"a" Stops to leave passengers from Whining.
ton and points north, or take passengers for
points south of Delmar.
~ Stops only on notice to conductor or agent
or on signal.
'f' Stops to leave passengers from Middle.
town and points south.
p Stops to leave passengers from points
south of Delmar, or take passengers for Will
ming and points north.
NEW CASTLE EAccoMMoDATIoN TRAINs.-Leave
Wilmington S.I3, ll.04, a. M, 235, AT, and
55, p. m, weekdays Leave New Castle S.3I,
g.46, -n.O4 a. M, AL and 81 p. M, week
days.
Express trains leaving Harrington sos a. M,
and arriving at 6.53 p. M, weekdays, run
through solid to and from Baltimore, via Porter
and Newark.
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Many school Chfldren are sLckl.

Mother Grsy!s Sweet Powders for Chill
dren, used BY Mother Gray. q nurse in Chill.
dren's Home, New York. Break np Colds
in "a hours, cure Feyerishness, Headache.
Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders. and
Destroy. Worms At, all druggists. 25c.
Sample mailed FREE. Address. Allen s..
Olmsted, Leroy, n. X.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

errust not to appearances, but put your
faith in Hoods sarsaparills, which never
disappoints. Il Is The best medicine money
can buy.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

Ice water and water ice may sound some.
what alike, but there's 10 cents difference
between them.
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(. IL ]|L 10 I
[ ID. il. zlI. ]II'l
E lI[ ]III'''|IE. ,|||7'F 4
ELL L .IE AI j
Do II. % !lZ.]|lI' I'llISI''i'g|IIz
HONEY IN TALL SECTIONS.

mission man about the market indica-
tions. He thinks the AZ by AZ sec
tions have had their day. He thinks the
tall sections win drive them out in
time, just as the one pound section
drove out the two pound section. The
size preferred is by 5 by 12S, without
bee ways, with leaning toward some-
thing still narrower. The demand is for
sections Of 10 or IS ounces. He fayors
selling honey, not by weight, but BY
the piece and BY the crate. ssThe de-
mand for honey in paper boxes has fallen
off somewhat for the past two seasons
and unglassed has been In better de-
mand than hsretofsEe.
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Dime GabIe.
Plla. Win. and BaltinoreR R
DELAWARE DIVISION
SOUTHWARK.

On and afer June Sd, 1899, trains viii
leave as follows.
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BRANCH ROADS.

| DELAWARE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA r. r.
Leave Harrington for Franklin City and way
stations l0.36 a m 6.37 p m week days. Return
| ing train leaves Franklin City $40 a. N. and
I.45 p. m. week days.
/ Leave Franklin City for Chincoteague {via
steamer) L3S p. M, week days Returning,
leave Chincoteague 4.52 a. M, weekdays.
Leave Harrington for Georgetown, Lewes
at lO.S8 M, 6.37 p. M, week days Returning,
l leave Lewes 6.45 a. m. and 800 p. m.week-
4 days.
| Leave Harrington for Rehoooth, 1888 a. m.
| 6.S7 p. m. weekdays. Returning, leave Reho-
both $50 a. M, 2.45 p. m. weekdays.
Leave Harrington for Berlin, 1898 a. m. and
| 6.37 p. m. week days. Returning, leave Berlin
7.O2 m and 2.4O p m. week days.
QUEEN ANNE KENT z. R-Leave Townsend
for Centreville and way stations 9 21 a. M, and
5.3l p. M. week days Returning, leave Centre
vile 7.S6 a. M. and 2S7 p. M, weekdays.
DELAWARE & CHESAPEAKE r. R.-Leave CLAW
ton for Oxford and way stations 9.38 a. M, and
DAT p. M, week days. Returning, leave Oxford
6.45 a. M, and 40 p. M, week-days.
CAMBRIDGE & SEAPoRp R. R.R.-Leave Seaford
for Cambridge'and intermediate stations II. IL a.
m. and 7.l5 p. m. weekdays, Returning leave
Cambrldgel7OO am. and 2.3O p. m. weekdays
CoENEcTToE.-At Porter, with Newark and
Delaware City Railroad. AT Townsend, with
Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad. At Clayton
with Delaware & Chesapeake Railroad and
Baltimore Delaware Bay Railroad At Har-
rington, with Delaware. Maryland & Virginia
Railroad. At Seaford, with Cambridge & Seaford
Railroad. At Delmar, with New York, Phila-
delphia & Norfolk, Wicomico & Pocomoke, and
Peninsula Railroads.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
Middletown Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. M,
Meets every Monday uight in McWhorter'f
Hall at 6o'clock.
Union Lodge, No. 5, A. f. & A. M. Meets
first Tuesday of each month in Town Hall.
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. 8, |. y. Q. #.
Meets every Thursday night in McWhorters
Hall at 8'o'clock.
Damon Lodge, No Il, x. OF P. Meets every
Wednesday night In McWhorter's Hall at
O'Clock.
Meets every Friday night in Reynolds Build.
/ ing at O'Clock
Welcome ConcIave Heptasophs. Meets
every second and fourth Friday night IN
Union Lodge, No. 6, A. o. U. W., meetsevery
I'd and 4th Tuesday night In McWhorter's
Hall.
LOCAL oRQA ANIZATIONs.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17
Dogcalohers afe busy rushing the grow.

An ac.or is usually referred to as an artist
ia his line when be draws well.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17
rIiddletown Directory

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
President, j. F. Nc Whorteri secretary, J.A
Suydam; CharlesH. Howell, George g. Rowe
VIM. r. Cochran.
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BANKS.

Peoples National Bank.-Presiden t, G. W
w Naudain; Cashier, Geo. ID. Kelley; Teller.
w. g. Lockwood. Bank Building on East
Main Street.
Citizens National Bank. President, JOSEPH
Biggs: Cashier, John s. Crouch; Teller, r..
Darlington. Bank Building on South Broad
Street.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

Leave Harrington for Georgetown, Lew
at lO.3S a. M, 6.S7 p. M, week days. Returnin
leave Lewes 6.45 a. m. and 800 p. m.wee
days.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

Leave franklin City for Chincoteague wis
steamer) L3S p. M, week days Returning
leave Chincoteague !. 50 q. M. Week-daYa.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

F. QUEEN ANNE KENT 2. R-Leave Townsend
for Centreville and way stations 9 2l a. M. and
5.3l p. M. week days Returning, leave Centre
Vile !. .36 q. M, and 2.S7 p. m, weekdays.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

LOCAL ALORQANIZATIONS
Volunteer Hose Company, meets 6rst Fri
6ay night of each month in Hose House.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17
Attends to the

Management Of Real Estate and to the
Collection and Remittance of Rents. II.
terest on Securities art Dividends and
Stocks:
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

DELAWARE & CHESAPEAKE r. R.-Leaye CLAW
ton for Oxford and way stations 9.38 a. m and
BAT p. M, week days. Returning, leave Oxford
6.45 q. M, and 40 p. m, weekdays.
Middletown transcript., 1899-06-17

CAMBRIDGE & SEAPoRp R. ~R.-Leaye Seaford
for Cambridge'and intermediate stations H. IL a.
M and 7.l5 p. m. weekdays, Returning, leave
Cambridgel7 90 a. m. and 2.30 p. m. weekdays
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26

sE lGfS I, ,xit
E.vnisk efter Bog med kt-H1t III.
hal5Iing- De- Il. H. GREEN 5 $3.50, A.4aAaas,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-01-26
S~snoagsToIem.
aineOIn, Rsbr.

Ofte bar leg last til SsnoassffoIes
larere: s lfal life prRoite for Born,
men s ltal beaer lite fort9ae ale mus
Itse os umullse 5iltorier for benz, men
! ltal leue eDer ino i bet blbellte 4Iiuit
lom S bar for, iaa at bet SliDer iom
en- Del al eber ielu. Oette fan toge
Ito, bet er oerfor beof at besgnoe ON
Manouseu. 5orteI, tai iaG Der uo
fra Iaunt os naturIist, IOm bet Ieusr /
eber ielp.
Oet ferfte, frm bet fommer an pad,
er, at bet Der forteaes Bsruene ct r / G.
tis I, ttifeIist tOlt. Oct anoet er, al
oct bliuer siuet paa en- FABIAN Waabe,
I en- laaoan 6orm. at Sernene t q II o 9
ptl gone tose oer'moo2
Get Ter TO, lfrettellal 10. naar unse
Menb os Ruinoer meo 4reb fentOne os
aliina itaar %ouerfor CT Slot 9abeuoe
Smoal srn, lom ueo, at be ifal pore
ftiae, men lite mGrfer no9et til Spta
senb, bea lille i fig ietu.
D,t ler bsuer ,tte liltaleubs us. naar
mon paa en- pis ~ieolooeu, tnblmiss
renoe Maaoe forteuer beit ps fat, for
hog at bliue bort. Rosle tIpnter iOm
til en- BesraUslie. andre muntrer fig os
lma9er pua fine tore Eatesauer.
Soao bl,uer Der unoer alt inobant Of
ben rfiae, la9te Suien," at Ssnoasss
bpjttotn tor be imaa.
Men bet er oeiaa iaa, at .Sraeitsto-
men, bet i~nbimisreuoe. Rlpnteu % Selu.
bsbaaet er lite anoet eno Eiaas % tas
aen fra bet CUBS Orb, iom man buers
ten lfal lesse iii euer tass fra. Tils
meb bunoer bet / Buntro iii Oroets
esen Rraft, easr | @ssntarlisbeb, BET
nil fit eaet. Derfor bort meo bet.
Saa er bet ltte let at pore Ssuoags:
ffoIeIerer. Det er Der beuer in9en Der
lioer. uo.n benz IOm lite teuter orient
lls ouer oct, fOrct be lite ret sIifsr bsnns
Sag.
ARen bet par enels ON 6iifotter euer
Norteutuser iss ulIoe ifripe Gag.
.Seo meuer nemll9 at no9le al otsle tan
bru9ss. Msu listiOm bet sr en- f~Ortert
Opfattelie Der mener, Of ifal nun baue
Slaoe, laa mla man lie at fiaoe Lot
andre Sieoer emo Dos 9srrsn, iaa er b-t
oolaa en- ~fortert OpIattslie, at ftal
Born hlue noset Der Jet imaser, ida
maa BET pore en- s)ttorle. CUBS Oro
10, Ilar life.
Nssn after isen, piI man fortaus 81
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6erife: 9uorfra benter &iloiia 8epi=

6srfe: 9uOrfra bentsr &ilbiis Seui=
let, at RupoIeou ben iprite sr bet Iaarebs
6cusb, Os iom bIiuer Iest / bans Ssus
neisn? Og bermso inobsFattet: Suor
benpiies Der til, at antitrilt er, euer fan
uRre, mere enb en- e~nteIt, iorIis BsrIcn2
auoet; 9uis ben tore Omualtuina /
europa fommer. iom &tIofs mener,
uil mart TONNE, buor faar ban ba ge.
utlet for. at bsune Smoothing, mere
enb laa mango andre Om%ueltniuger, nil
brinse antitrift til OF frsmtreoe2 Staar
Der oa lite tpbeIis NOT: rDette sr @eer-
ues SespnoeIie; men @nosn er lite
eaoba."
&itoig lpnes fun at bape lef min
Barentsis. Den peIpiqiss 2eisr nil let
tanne lie, at bet ies uiIoe fse mso oenns
% iammes 5Orblnoslis, par, at fibre
butttet Viruar ct Menneffe fob /, iom
faois ~ftirreoe efter Mutitriits &omme.
Os en- Rriiten burbe aIbris forftrettss
al oenne. Raar man Gang eiter Gang
fer. buor foruiloeoe 6olt tunne bIiue af
ben mesen Gale ON Nntitriit, faa toms
mer man til at teute, at bet CT oaarliae
Torpolter, Der fer iuurt ct mart ct anbst
I Ws,tst. Os buis bet lite er at le
Spsselier pso bsjIps Dag, uaar Der
raabes mart at Paueu CT Nntitlit, inart
ben tprfIffe Sultan, inart ben tplfe
9eiier, iuart 3lren at &usIuuo, mart
bar ban paret / Den mubamsoanits Mast,
eIer Tremtaar | tglf WilitGrine, eusr
ben t~atolife Rirtss inore 8Glen, eQer
5rimureriets Granddaughter. 6uis bette
lite CT Spsselier, iaa peo ies lille buao
Oct CT. Vi tunne ere saults fire paa,
at naar ban ulrtelis fremtrGoer, nil iu9en
9rlt9 Ettten fa9e Telt az pam. vi aue
oisle Der nGuate, meo baaoe NapoIeou
os bet frantic Nanoselement. pel nil
TONNE til at POE Stptte. euer maaife
bltue De 8ala!er (ROnser) Der CT tale
ON, bltuer IN anben Gag. RilofS ptl
let ie, at life ale mine uotaleiier gal.
Der BAN, ear rettere bans Mrtltel.
Wien lerlls De Waritrissre, Der raabe
paa slntltriits Rpmme ueo enbuer 2ei=
GsssS. 3uao Der oreu mig til at ittiue,
uGl, at bet iaa uo. Tom 8ilblis uiIbe
gss: Sc, Der er ban, bet ct NapOleon.
gurppa ct !ise peo fin Oplesning. O9
leg mener, at bet er ierlis ben letteriife
Stoe peo SaSen, at pe9e paa beltem!
lso os Yeriou.
g. Or. Spreaen,
3ineoln, Nebr.
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euer anest of Sslu Orb, lom ri lite

eler aneet af Seiu Orb, Tom ri lite
tunne fo,tise % meo. Wen leg W9rte
til. OF ber timber bet for mango Sstt=
mo9ere. De lele um Daabeu, Nabpes
rem .. /. D., os be tunne lite neste, at
Ssius bar last iuaoan; men Tom ufteit
saar bet l%aaleoes, at tunne be lite borts
tortlute iaaoanne Selu tlare Orb, laoer
iom iu9ea cling, laoer Den Gag lisse,
forbi be lite tuuue .foritaa" bet tan
uere laaIeoes, eusr be tase fig ben Sris
beo, fuloitenois at foranore Jeiu Orb.
Ueu SeIus bar alorig forlangt at ri
flute r%forftaa,~ men oertmoo OF rtro'
bam paa bans Orb. 2ro lite, at Cub
lite ifuIoe tuse bet iaa mole meo buao cu
tenter susr tror ON bans beuiss Orb
% ben uuoertuIoe 6reliesplau, iom ban
oertseuuem bar aubeubaret for Spnoere.
@aa til ben lutberite Rirte, buer ou tan
uere filter paa, at 6%reIlespeien oil bliue
fortguot belt % Hart. Seno oiue Born
t ben lutbe,lfs SsnoassitoIe. oa Deb ou
at bit Baru taar famine rene aanoeIiss
6soe. CAB DIT pism uare ct beIist
5jem, buor CUBS Orb, Bsnusu os
%9Ouianseu aitteIis bruses. Hao Rrls
ltenoommen lite aleue pete big en- Ruuos
ltab, en- Sore; men LAB ben u9re bit 0lu,
bit tereite (4Ratb. 6,33).
MBILer.
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~ltorier for Bsrn, iaa maa man Re fig
Tor o. uGlse meb Sfaaniombeb.

~itorier for Born. iaa maa man le fig
for % uGlse meo Staaniombeb.
Der er 9unoreoe 5ortaaiuser af 9a-
flor S. q. S. 6. Mutbisisn / 6usbp.
leg serne uilbe anbefuIe. De feife al
os fenoer 10 9ait. Watbieien fra bans
Vslss bsroure. Sans Sorteulnser er
ltrsuen forte os iieIeIis, ianoe msb Ser.
lisbeb II. os 6~Oritaaelle af bet untsrliss
Wenneitebierte. Der banter runot ON
paa Sorben, bar aabent Ole for Natus
rem cs uue meuneifeIise SorboIb. %
tan bru9es babe oper for Born 90
pofsne.
Com iast be feife er forte OF q
fprostis TAFT. @sr benz MI ito
oobbelt eaer tire fire @anse iaa Ianse
ON be er, for iaa Tan tnsen Wsnnelfer
sarantere, buac Der bIiuer al benz. Der
er benz. Der Tan ipinoe en- COB gnoe til
en- COB 9ifforie, men be ere faa. Sst
benne Bog til eset Drug, sasr til bius
minbre eaer fsrre gsrn, iom not ffo|
bIiue glade ueo ben. Om ben er paa
OpIas bsroure ueb leg lite, men ben
maa tuuue faas seunem
Daniib euib. YubI. 9ouis, Blair, Reb
Rr. Mnter.
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,,9et ger lite iaa nsie."

Amerifa &c ct fort. beriist 3aub o.
Get er ct Irit Qanh-Y Range iisnss Lei . a
saa let. Oct 9Dr 10 lite faa usie; tH
Htan tan fart tieae fere Beuse, uuar
be ere tswbruste fOm alt ere tieute. Som
mau9e Weuueifer Der lite tase bet iaa
uris / timetis 9enieenbe. iaa er Der Ses=
aare osiaa mango, Tom life better tase
bd faa nsie / auuoelis 9eufeenOe.
eet sr ct felt 2anb, flyer maH, oers
fst ssr bet beaer ttte laa nsis, buab=
:nteu mau saar til Rite euer Ell; bet &c
u su Briuutiug, inseu Tan fringe en-.
carmen os 6Orretniusen ftal 10 ca pass
fss; men oerimob gsr bet lite iau usie
meb &irten.
CUBS Orb lerer % ri8tiguot, at ri
s5r drbeioe paa uOr .Siels SaIisss=
re.ie meo Nryst Og 8euen" (6tlip. 3,
tS); uneu ct iaabaut Orb uuosaar maa
Wilt.
Reu M Beruene oas
50 Bsruene ffuQe uaturti9uis 9erne
baue en- SmuIe &eItsiOusunberuisutus;
aeu oa Der lite undertakes I &eI;Siou |
ameritaaits 6ueroassltoler, maa maa
(enpe fine Born t SsnoassftoIe; men
bet ser 10 lite laa neie" til builfea
S~suOassifOle be sau; tbi sbe lere ba
attip libt" ss ben SsubasstoIelererz
tuoe er ba lauoau en- pen, paaIi9 pise."
Set ct 10 alt anoet eno EN- lutberit Spu=
.NqssftOls; men ~bet ser ba belief lite
"a npie, TIT Bsrnsue f%orftaa fig intet
paa alt bet uaiseueI, % uaar be bliue
Fore ton be ba bliue tasue bort fra ben
@snoassbassffoIe."
Saaban Sale psber u.a ofte % fer
bstGf, at &esisiOnsa for mango Menns'
Rers 0ebtommenbe tau CT en- . erFnbtlt
Sitting; euers uiIoe SGtntnsen: De-
sgr lite faa nsie", lite lisss iaa let paa
Guusen, naar EaIen er ON be cling,
lsm bsre 9immsrises Stise til.
Cor bu, 6uber Os Rober, peoe at
tape bit Barn faa en- bDilfeu iorn belit
0pfcttelis Of be btmmelffe cling, blot
lOrpi vpane. penliSe Spnba9sltolelersr'
iuoer" at ale mulise Sttter tule uenlisi
meD bit Barn2 Barnet pelser ben rp9ns
penlise" 2arerinoe, lite for benoes &e'
ttgiOas Stplo; men fnr benbes 8enlis'
bsDs GtpIo; men benoes Gslisien biz
uer Barnets Gelisiou, % - Barnet ct
aaaet oper til en- eIer anoea Sett; men
aulparet buiIsr paa 6Oreiorene. Beteui
bet pel! =
gu anben Selnins mon ofte msbeg
saer lissisOes ben Ousrfnbiife OpfatteIie
of &sIisiOusu, Setninssu ueuIis: .gn-
bDer bliusr i0l,s ueo fin Gro.'
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s vOanferen" Wr. 8, bar SiloEa en-
lille artiteI, buOri ban flyer, at BON life
bar foritaaet sGer fattet. bUab ies piIoe
imsoesaa t bans ArfiteI: vDet er lite
Glib til It iOus." Nu for mtg os Fsre,
ies bar ipurst, ipnes ben Ilns tla,t
NOT. 1ten jes FIAT ssrne eflertpmme
OpfOrb,insen, os fremlette bet | sanffe
,aa Orb.
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u epstp alto faleHenots

~ CpGtb alto f~ntnfGnot8
aSresTet Napu, Pofbus, County o9
Stat. Sdfelbe df SIptnins, maa mon
opstpe boabe fin tiblisere os uup9reHbe
abresle, buab ber oil ipare os for en- bel 0ei
soeras6ist arbefoe.
~ @ubuer, ber tnbienber Setinin9 =
FSblaset Of DEMONSTRATING foe flee up
HDHnenter, erbol6ef6 Set feinte frtt.
SitRr9ttelis abresIe:
- n,OaHTeren||,
Reeua9, isis.
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Suotetattn9eu for 8labet, Der maa ife
f~orlfubspis, fam leu6es os enteu peb Money
Order, Bank Check euer Draft. pr.
BOT euer OSiaa / resttreret 8rep. Grtn9r=
Ger mobtaSes for minbre Selsb men Sslu@
aeuae bot life leubes | Brepe.
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SPAR til Chr. Sab.

Oeres ~aabne 8reu" til mig | rDan=
%iferen" for IL. Sauuar trGusr pei lite
noset Suar, men leg oil bog lsse ct Yar
Orb ON oct. Os oct fprlte leg oa oil
ftSe er, at leg paalfsuner Den ueulige
Gone, buori bet par ~ltreuet. Os iaa
bOao ielus SaSen ansaar, iaa utI ieS
Tsrlt lise, at ies fsler life, at leg nGrer
uosen ierliS Yittetbso mob Den oanite
&ilfe," men leg ltreu min slrtltel /
uDaniferen" tuu foroi iss iputss, at
Den OffentIise Gale ON rSpsu Os Oue=
itab" buroe anbOIoes, iaa meset oes
mere, iom oct lite par fsrlte Gang, iaa.
ban nOSet bar uaret fremiat ofentIis,
oS bet uoen at nosen / Den oauite Rlrfe"
bat iast ct Oto oerimoo, buao man 10
eaets tunoe baps uentet, iler bpis bet
forbOIoer fig, iom De meuer, of Der CT
meset faa Den banife &t,te," Der
meme, at al xessn % Oublfab" fun
inoes paa ben enc Stoe, uemltg pua
oeres Sioe, Der baue torIabt bet neunie
Samfuub, - 90 mi Deres Jormaniaa
ts-a.is, s"s-a.tes aAn fem atrae-d-
binoe 9egn es ONoftab, tilmaale busr
lit, ON ben nil ies itse, at ben er / os for
fig GOD NOT, men berfor Tan leg 10 NOT
- ltse iaa 9oot Tom andre - boue &et
til at fse ct Orb ON ct % anbet, fOruos
fat, at Der ct en- ititteIis Wenins / bet,
ies flyer. Os buab BET ousaar, fOm De
bsmerter. at bet iss flyer, fun pil
fremtaloe ouerlesne Omit" fra 5oIt i
Den banlfe Rirte," ba oil ies ipars,
at efter manst os uneset, iom ies par
8ione til / ben Sio, leg fob / bet CAM
funb. iaa pil leg GENE tre, at De bar
&et bet; men leg ipnes ba osiaa at
%ifsnne, of De Selu lite Ter no9et pris=
parbist / Hise roue.Iesue SmiI.~ Sg
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bet er r~ettelt eaer tlu9eit ct tempe meb
BE- 8aeben. Seq bar oilers bsrt f9e.
OF man Tan lie hs libel, buorimoo bet
pif ct tpipllomt. at man tan bolbe eis
pet blot ueo at Haa fra fig meb emil,
puab entsn be laa ere souerIe9ne, eaer
Iise bet mobiatte. O9 / beune 5orbins
BELLE oil ies iaa iise Dem % andre
mua oslaa serue bsre bet - OF iss er
of ben Meuius, at buis ber fra beres
5ibe, iom nu ubssr rOeu oanife &itte."
life buuOe uuntet faa mango vo~uerlesne"
SmiI, g~ittisbeoer Os 9aansOrO, faa
baube ri maaite blspet fri for ben SpIit
teIie, iom nu Inart aue ct peb at be-
tIase, noset. ber uif nu ct basetter.
Tette er iau. buao leg bar at bsmarte
benue Sang. Os faa DiI leg lutte mro
at fss, at leg aStsr Dsres ueuIise Gin
belas imob mig, % uil enite Oem alt
sobt. osiaa iom MecIem at Den Oanf:e
&irts.' Os nuor ies git uo Of bette
Samfunb, iau uar Bet bperten Of Bitter.
beb ener Bol.tit, ies eioroe bet. Os
ies bar 10 tsr iast, buoltor iss fusre
5urpeI til bet, faa bet bsbsuer lite at
sentases.
gsnIistt
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completed the term of their original en-
listment and who engage to serve an ad-
ditional four years.
The militia are the same class of men
as the regulars, and are in camp month
annually. These, together with the re-
serves, number 10000 men. Their chief
lack is officers. The yeomanry, the back
bone of which is young farmers, are well
differed, often by men retired from the
regular cavalry, who, marrying young,
settle on their country estates. They
number 10,207. All are well mounted on
their own horses.
In the militia are 14,734 artillerymen
and S6I engineers. OF the militia only
1900 are over 30 years of age. Similar
numbers are aged 80 and 35, and the re-
mainder are under 30. Over $4,000 are
agricultural laborers, $4,000 miners, and
10000 artisans. The volunteer infantry
contains some regiments that are consid-
cred the equal of any of the regular regi-
ments 1t also includes the best shots,
but their average shooting is lower than
that of the regulars. The Government
indicates the number Of volunteers that
will be permitted to serve, but Lord Rob-
erts' grand army will probably reach a
total of rather over 100000 Of all arms.
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WAR NEAR AN END.
Com III unication Of Gen. Otis to the War
Department.

mmunication of Gen. Otis to the War
Department.
Information was received in Washing
ton from Gen. Otis Friday which indi-
Gates that the Filipino people realize that
the insurrectionary movement has gone
to pieces, and are anxious that drastic
measures be adopted to bring about nor
NAL conditions in the Philippines. Gen
Otis said in his dispatch that he had re-
ceived communication from prominent
Filipinos saying that the remnants of
Aguinaldo's army had divided into small
bands for the purpose of committing
murder and robbery, and suggesting that
they be classed as bandits and given the
extreme punishment melted out to such
desperados. They said, also, that, as 1t
would be necessary to maintain large
number of American troops in the island
to garrison towns, it would be good
idea to utilize as many natives for this
duty as possible.
In his message Gen. Otis said that he
sent the communication Of the Filipinos
as a sample of many received by him. He
lessons its Importance with faint praise,
however, saying that the men who made
the representations cited are not familiar
with practices outside the islands,, and
have no idea OF the way In which civil
lied nations deal with such conditions as
they represent.
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BOER RIOT IN DUBLIN.

Police Break Up Meeting Which Is
Called to Score England.
Police suppressed a mass meeting OF
Boer sympathizers in Dublin Sunday.
Heads were broken, several Transvaal
and Irish flags were destroyed, and many
arrests made. Maud Come, the So
called Irish Joan Of Arc" and James
Connolly, the Irish republican, drove in
wagonette to the place appointed for the
meeting, which was attended by large
crowd. Mr.. Connolly tried to speak, but
was prevented by the police. he wagon
cite then made a tour Of the street, the
crowd rapidly increasing. cheering for
the Beers, singing God Save Ireland
and "We'll hang Joe Chamberlain on a
sour apple tree" and using insulting ex-
pressions against the queen, the empire
and the army.
During the meeting Michael Davitt
said: "All Irishmen rejoice in the tri-
umphs Of the Beers. No power In Eu-
rope would now fear Great Britain, ex-
cept, perhaps, the prince Of Monaco"
Mr. Redmond said: "Mr. Chamberlain
deserves not doctors, but executioners. /"
Ultimately a resolution, proposed by
Mr.. Davitt, was carried denouncing the
war and calling upon the powers, partic-
ularly the United States, to take steps to
insure the independence Of the Boer re-
nuhlic