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SAMPSON GOES TO BOSTON.
A Part of His Squadron to Join in the Cele-
bration at sydney, Cnpe Breton.

DTHtlOn Syuney, shps
WASHINGTON. Juno 14.-Rear Admiral Samp-
son tclegraphed the Navy Department from
Newport to-day that the North Atlantic squad
ron would leave this evening or tomorrow
morning for Boston. where 1t is duo to arrive
at ) O'Clock on Friday afternoon. to participate
in tn" Bunker Hill LIBERATION. Admiral Samp-
son has been authorized to send one or two of
his vessels to sydney Cape Breton. to partci-
pate in celebration to be held there on July
Informed tho, Navy Department that the
British and French North American fleets
under their respective Adm rails would be at
sydney on that date, and he requested tho
department. to send Admiral Sampson 5
Mayors request. conditional. however, on the
presence Of the two foreign squedrons. Sub
sequently it WAS reported to the Navy Depart
ment that the English would not be ut Sydney
to participate In the celebration arranged by
the Mayor and an inquiry was set on foot to
learn the truth OF the report. The Mayor Of
the town has. however. convinced tho depart
ment that the affair viii be all he has claimed
for it, and the United States Navy will conse-
quently be represented.
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.fRNOR FOR T1RsHII'S.
Carnegie and bethlehem Works viii Fur
ntsh Harvryized Plates Mt $500 n Ton.


WAsHISGToN. Juno 14.-Rear Admiral O'Neil.
Chief 81 the Bureau OF Ordnance. has received
replies from the Carnegie Steel Company and
tho Bethlehem Iron Works to his letter asking
them II they would agree to furnish all the
armor for the four monitors. Arkansas Con
nccticut. Florida and Wyoming, and tho dag
onal platcs OF the battleshps Ohio, Missouri
and Maine at S4OO ton. Both companies nc
copied the proposition OF Admiral O'Neil and
will send representatives 70 Washington In
Il few days to discuss with him the char
acter Of the test which the Government
will impose as n condition to accepting
the armor.. Owing to the failure of the
Navy Department 10 receive any bids for fur
nishing armor for these vessels. to he treated
hy the, improve" krupp process within the
limit of cost prescribed by Congress. II was de-
cided to cndeavor y secure llGrveyized arrnor
at $500 ton. The acceptance OF Admiral
O'Neil's proposition by the two armor. com.
panies practically insures the completion of
the monitors and the continuance OF work on
the hattIeships named without any delay. 1t is
understood that the conditions which the de-
partmcnt will impose in regard to the tests OF
this armor will be very rigid, but the specihca-
ttons will not be drawn until after tho confer
eucc between Admiral O'Nei and the repre-
sentatives OF tho manufacturers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLESSING.


ROCHESTER,. Juno IA Rochester man has
made an improvement on the music boxes that
play when a nickel is dropped through slot
in tho top or side His device makes these in
strumcntS Just twice as remunerative as they
have been ~ present, and ut the same time
rcnder- him public hcnafa"tor BY means
on any Of these machines. m" music IS stopped
instantly hy Slipping in another nickel. The
device has already reaped him u handsome re-
ward in the West. and one or two Of the
machines have been placed In this city
The device was originally intended to go
with an instrument that, when started, would
make 80 Outlandish a noise that the one res
pOnsihle for II would be willing TO part with n
field. and is in demand on Instruments which
made prctcnsions to harmony. but which by
reason ~ az" or other nsIualncationS have
become anything but musical.
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An Enlisted Man Secures a Commission in
the Marine Corps.

WAsuINGToS June 1.-THE appointment by
tho President Of Thomas L. Lyons OF North
Carolina to be a First Lie rtenant In the regular
Marine Corps is the first case where an en-
listed man in that corps has succeeded in OBJ
tanning a commission. The Naval Personnel
act provided for an increase OF officers apd
men i'll the corps. and preference In appoint-
omd lieutenant was given first 10 yoiunteer
marine officers who served in the war with
Spaiu, and second to non-commissione on
other non CONS. he tried the entrance oxami-
nation. His two comrades were not successful
As there were several vacancies in the grade Of
First Lieutenant and no Second Licutenants
to I'LL them, Mr.. Lyons was advanced to the
higher grade Immediately. Until the Person
mel act became a law, no enlisted man In the
Marine Corps was privileged to try for a COM
mission.
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For the first time in the history Of the Ma
tional Guard brigadier commanders arc TO be
allowed 10 exercise their functions at the State
camp Tho first officer to be thus honored is
Brighten. George Moore Smith. who has been
assigned by Gen. Roe to duty while the Sew
enth Regiment and the First Battery arc at
camp These organizations will be at Peek
skill next week Tho Seventh will arrive in
camp on Saturday afternoon, and the First
Battery will start on its march Tomorrow. so
as to arrive IN camp on Sunday morning. Gen.
Smith has been authorized to take his Assist
ant AdJutant- General. T. J. ODonohue, and
his aide with him.
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Enlistments for the Navy.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Orders have becn
issued directing the enlistment on board tho
receiving shin Vermont. at the Navy Yard, New
York, Of limited number Of landsmen Tor
yeomcn. third class. These men win lie held
on board the receiving ship Vermont for
thorough Instructions in the duties Of the yeo-
ferrrd 10 ships OF the feet ncSiing ycomcn Of
the H. wer ratings The large uumbcr of appli-
cants for enlistment in this branch OF tho en-
listed force OF tho naval service has made it
necessary to require d tair knowleig. OF tyne
writing and stenography OF applicants for en-
lStmOnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-15
Woman Kills n Blacksnake,

MOUNT VERNON, n, Y. juno l4,-Mrs Robert
Mason wife OF tho Assistant Postmaster. had
an exciting battle with huge backsnake.
Vernon Heights this morning When Mrs.
Mason discovered the snake she seized an axe
and started after il. The snake darted around
by Mrs Mason. Finally II took refuge in the
coal bin, where 1t showed night. Mrs Mason
cut of its head with blow OF the axe.
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c. r. L. Anxious to Extend,

The Central Federated Union is anxious to
have the unions in the Building Trades Coun-
Gil become affiliated with 1t. and it was said
yesterday that 1t had notified tho Coun ell to
that effect Tho Council will hold a meeting
early e next week to consider the proposal. The
unions and membership Of about 10. 900
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ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. June 1.-THE ninth
annual convention Of tho Southern Hardware
Jobbers' Association began ut the Ilesworth
Hotel this morning. Addresses made during
tho day dwelt on national subjects. The as
sociation upholds expansion. claiming it will
BE- good for American trade. 1t also supports
the present Administration In general 1t was
noted in the Chairman's address that Ameri-
cans had succeeded in barring out Scotch pig
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Preserved In the Photograph.

whats that" asks the youthful visitor to a
phonograph establishment in 1920, standing
before the mouth OF big monograph horn
whence issues all impressive hum and roar.
That" says the attendant, lis the roar oil
the city,s streets before their general repayo-
ment with nsphalt. the common use Of rubber
tires. and the abandonment OF horses for the
means OF power now IN use made them as We
now know thcm-Quict'
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Colonial Secretary Chamberlain Denies
That There Has Been Threat of War.
Special Gable D,spdtch to THE Sun.
LONDON. June 14.-Colonial Secretary Cham
berlain has authorized Mr.. Henry W. Lucy
manager Of the parliamentary corps OF the
DdilV Ners. to declare that there has never
been the slightest foundation for the report Of
the existence Of dissenson in the Cabinet in
regard to the Transvaal. Mr.. Chamberlain
has been optimistic throughout and there has
never been any threat OF war
He believes that gradually President Krbger
will become amenable ard that the conces-
sions announced since the Bloemfontein con-
ference are the precursors Of others.
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WAsUGNGToN, juno l4.-Tho following was
received from Gen. Otis this morning:
manila, Juno l4-TranSports Ohio and
Newport, with the Second Oregon. First Signal
Company and discharged soldiers from differ
ent organizations. left for San Francisco this
morning via Nagasaki. The Orcgons number
40 officers and l.O35 enlisted men, the Signal
port Lcelanuw arrived YESTERDAY"
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. June 1+--Tho naval militia
practice ship Prairie arrived at Norfolk ycster-
day. The naval transport Yosemite. bound for
Manila and Guam. sa lci Yesterday from Port
Said for Singapore. Th" Navy Department Is
arrived at IIilo, Hawaii. on May 2i The Tug,
StarIsh and Talbot arrived at Norfolk yester-
day. In a lettor TO the Navy Department Adj
mirnl Kaut2 says that the flagship Phade-
phla will arrive at San Francisco from Homo
lulu on June ~,
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sampson Back in Newport.

NEWPORT. Il. l.. June 14.-Admiral William
T. Sampson returned from Glen Ridge this
morning and Immediately assumed command
of the North Atlantic squadron. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Sampson, who will pass the
summer at jamestown. r. L. so that she may
be near the squadron headquarters. This af-
ternoon Mrs. A. Livingston Mason gave u large
reception at her villa. on Hnlidon HILL in honor
OF the Admiral and his officers.
Tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock the North
it will assist in the celebration Of Bunker Hill
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE following de-
spatches from Capt Barker. in command Of
the American fleet In the Philippines. regard
ing the battle OF yesterday were made public
to-day by Secretary Long:
MANILA, June 3D.
".Srcretdrv Nary. Washington;
Insurgents fired at navy yard. Masked
batteries. Ships OF war shelled position and
intrenchments. The Helena md the Monad-
mock landed force To assist maintain position
until reinforced by army. Movement success
flu. Encmy was routed. No casualties in
navy. BARKER"
MANILA, June -.
"S,crcfdrV NGry U'rshirP'ou:
"Rogarling engagement Of June IL, detail
Of officers for special service Indicated wNro
siRnull"I: 'Apprc late assistance OF navy,
which shall acknowledge with pleasure OIL
cially. Lawton, BARKER"
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MANILA, June -.
Additional Casualties Reported by Gen. oti

WAsHINGToN. June l4.-The following list OF
casualties was received this morning from
Gen. Otis:
Wounded 49, Thirteenth Infantry, Juno 9,
Company NJ. Private Henry Mas'elder. thigh.
slight; 10th, Fourth Cavalry Company |. Pri-
vntr william Riarlon leg moderate; Ninth
Infantry. Company y. Priratcs A. +, Parte2ong.
s"vrre: Twenty Nrst Infantry. Company C..
Private Thomas Muller. arm. slight; First Colo
RADIO. Company ". Private Joseph T. kearns,
severe. Cnhlogram 18th, Thomas Healy, pri-
vate, Company NJ. Thirteenth Minnesota
should read Thirteenth Infantry"
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EXPECT CLEMENCY FOR CHRIsTIANI.
Belief That tho President Will Soon Pardon
the Man Who struck Him.
Speeiai Cable Dsspateh to The sux.

Speeiai Cabl Defpdteh TO The sux.
PARIS. Juno 14.-The Figaro expects an early
exercise Of Presidential clemency toward Baron
Christiani. who was sentenced yesterday to
four years imprisonment for assaultinG Presi-
don't Ioubet at the Auteuil racecourse q week
ago last Sunday.
According to tho Figaro the President re-
marked. after hearing OF the conviction and
sentence OF Christiani: Il have no doubt that
the four years will pass quickly"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-15
No Trouble Impending Between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON June lin answer to cable
gram addr, seed to the Secretary Of State cor
Foreign Relations AZ san Jost in regard to the
press ropurts that trouble Is impending be-
tween Costa Rtr and Nicaragua, tn" legation
OF costa kica AZ Wnsh lngton to-day received u
cah!egram which reads as follows;
!, News is incorrect and without any founda-
ton whatever"
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BROOKLYN NOT BADLY DANCED
Constructor Bowles Hopes She VIII BE Out
of Dry Dock in Three Weeks.

of Dry Dock in Three Weeks.
Naval Constructor Bowles and the members
Of the Board OF Inquiry that is investigating
the damage done to the cruiser BROOKLYN on
Memorial Day while rounding the Battery.
went into dry dock No. at the navy yard yes
terday and made a full inspection Of the ex;
terror OF the Brooklyn's hull. IL was learned
that the damage sustained was not as great as
had been imagined. Naval Constructor Bowles
IS In hopes that the vessel will be ont OF dry
quiry will make its report and forward it to
Washington to-day. 1t will also include the
by making sOundings in the East River ut
the point where the accident happened.
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WAsHINGToH, June lt-William NJ sreuarr
OF Michigan has fecn appointed Chief Of the
Division OF Manufactures in the Census b.
reau. He has for some years been a statistical
a1pert in the Bureau Of Labor.
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The Talbot at Norfork Navy Yard.

NORFOLK, Va. June l+.-The torpedo boat
Talbot has arrived at the Norfolk Navy Yard
whore she will DO overhaued She came from
Annapolis, and was delayed by leaky boiler
tube. which was discovered at the beginning
Of the voyage.
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WASHINGTON. June IA The following death
report from Gen. Brooke at Havana has bocn
received Mt the War Department.:
MatanYas-Private Henry Tritcs. Company q,
Tenth Infantry. drowned, nth. Puerto Prin-
cipe-Private Edward Lamb Company +.
Eighth Cavalry, typhoid Private
Uric A. Mitchell, unassigned. Fifth Infantry,
perniciOus sTpmina. Ith.
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The Waterman at the recreation pier at the
foot OF East Third street saw q man fall into
tho river from the end OF tho pier at 1870
O'Clock yesterday morning. A brown derby
hat. a plpo and a handkerchief were found on
the pier near where he fell. The body was not
''NN
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Franco Asks Designs for New stamps.

Social Cabi, Bespd'rh to THE suS.
PARIS June 1.-THE Government Is about to
invite the submission OF designs for rev post
age stamps. which will possibly be ready for
use at the time OF the exhibition next year.
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Special CABLE De,pdtch to THE 8

BERLIN. June 14.-The German authorities
have refused to grant TO Mme. Sarah Bern
hardt permission to play In Alsace Lorraine
unless she plays in some important German
ctty frat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-15
Forty Poisoned at mn Icr-Cream Social.

TOLEDO, o., June 1.-THE Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Dalton. Mich, Methodist Church
gave an ice-cream social Inst night and all who
partuOk Of the cream were poisoned. There
has been one death. child. Forty persons
are very sick.
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MISS JESSIE ALIEN TEDS IN LONDON.
Daughter of Henry r. Allen Married to
Mr.. W. l.. Watson of Hawiclt, Scotland.

Srrefsl Gable DrsDdtch 10 THE SuS.
LONDON. June IA Miss Jessie Allen. daugh-
ter OF Mr. Henry F. Allen OF New York. was
married this afternoon In st. Margarets
Church. Westminster. to Mr.. ". l.. Watson Of
Hawick. Scotland. Miss Lillian Vanderbilt
was one Of tho six bridesmaids.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11
Another Pioneer Gone.

Died, on Wednesday, August 9th
1899, at his home in the village, Peter
Jones, an old resident of Yale, at the
age of ~ years. The funeral will be
held at the NJ. p. church to-day al
1890 a. m. conducted by Rev. l.. Clark
Mr. Jones was born in Tilsonburg
Ont. and came here thirty-tiYe years
ago.
Besides the wife there are five sons
william, of Eden, Ont, Bert, of PIT
Sanilac, Lambert, John and Fred OF
Yale, and three daughters, Mrs. Sila'
Kilborn, of Grand Haven, Mrs. Mary
Rubel, of Reese, and Mrs. Will. Wat
son, of Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11
WIISON-LOSEY.

A quiet wedding was solemnized a.
the residence of Mrs. John Wilson on
Tuesday at $50 p. m. and the lives OF
Willis T. Losey, one of our young bust
ness men and Miss Emma Wilson, 8
most popular young lady, were joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony by
Elder d. Mccall. Only near relative:
were present but the occasion was
made most pleasant and hearty con
CALCULATIONS and good wishes were
rendered the bride and groom together
with numerous fine presents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Losey left on the evening train fol
Alma and will visit other places oil
interest before their return. The Ex
positor joins with their many friends
in wishing that their lives may always
be bright and happy.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11
Story of a Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years by thu
chains of disease is the worst form of slavery
George ID. Williams. of Manchester, Mich. tell
how such slave was made free. He says: IN.
wife has been so helpless for five years that sh'
could not turn over in bed alone. After usinl
two bottles of Electric Bitters, she Is wonder
fully improved and able to do her own work.
This supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness. sleeplessness, melan
choly, headache, backache. falnting and dizzy
send to weak, sickly. run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 80 cents. Sold by Gran
Holden, Druggist.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11
"EAcTs TO BE REMEMBERED.

The Original and genuine Red Pills are Knlll'
Red Pills for Wan People at 25c box, the woman
remedy. Don't pay 20 cents.
You can work when they work. never grippe o.
make you SICK Knill's White Liver Pills. Bowe
Regulator. Twenty-Five doses. 25 cents.
Knil's Blue Kidney Pills cure Backaches, etc
Only % cents box.
Pleasant, Safe and Sure are Knill's Blacl
Diarrhoea Pills. Cure summer complaints, dys
EMERY and all pains of the stomach and bowels
Only % cents box.
Pure. Sweet Stomachs and breaths are mad,
by taking Knill's Dyspepsia Tablets They will
cure Indigestion, correct all Stomach Troubles
destroy all foul gases for 25c box Best an(
Cheapest. Guaranteed by your druggist.
GRANT HOLDEN.
WILL LENNON.
A boil on the stove. is worth two or
the neck.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11

Several second hand mowers and
binders for sale cheap.
8 Drake & Rapley.
Wanted-A girl to assist the cook in
the kitchen at the Rapley House. Ex-
perience in cooking not necessary.
Apply to j. B. Paisley, Yale. 1915
GIRL WANTED-Competent girl for
general housework in small family.
Good wages paid to the right person.
Apply to o. Granger, Memphis, Mich.
Notice to Farmers:-Call on Hisey q
Harnden for the best fertilizer in the
market. Crocker's old reliable gives
best results by every test.
15-5 Hisey & Harnden.
For SALE CHEAP-House and lot in
good location, we'll on place, also has
water from waterworks inside house.
For further particulars call ON or
address Alfonso Gray, Yale. IA
A SNAP-The Expositor, Conkey's
Home Journal, a monthly magazine
and a photo button of yourself or one
of the family, all for $l.35. Take ad-
vantage of this exceedingly low offer
at once.
Farm to Remit wish to rent my
NV oNAO III III - bCA III Vi CdA IL
is located two miles east of Yale and
known as the Vannorman place. Pos
session in time to do fall plowlng. En-
quire on the premises or address b. F..
Ioungs, Yale, Mich. 1915
The soothing and healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it's
pleasant taste and prompt and per-
manent cures, have made it great
fayorite with the people everywhere.
For sale by Will Lennon, Druggist.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, of Port Huron,
will be at Yale on Friday, August 18th
from a. m. It'll p. m. only. He has
to be in his Port Huron office on the
afternoon of that day. Patients will
please come in the forenoon.
L hereby caution the public from
buying or negotiating a certain prom
issary note dated June End, 1899, made
by Alfred Downey, of Maple Valley,
for the sum of $l8 due August End !,
1899, payable to me. Said note having
been lost. James Brown.
Fountain Syringes. Atomizers, Etc, nice line
of nrap In11 apf Hrttfr cfor
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11
Must Garry Plank.

Notice is hereby given that from
this date hereafter all threshing en-
gines travelling the highways of the
township of Brockway must carry
oak planks which they will use in
crossing culverts and bridges. Other
wise the township will not be re
sponsible for damages.
Dated, July Goth, 1899.
By Order of Township Board
J. A. MenZies, Clerk.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11

White plates only 25 cents per set at
The Racket.
One quart glass pitchers are selling
for cents at the Grace Association
Store
Mrs. Wilcox has moved into the
house on Main street lately vacated by
Mrs. Barrett.
When you want the best granite
ware sold in Yale you should look over
Fox q Rounds stock.
Go to the Racket, tell them you saw
their adv. and you will get IL cents per
doz. for your eggs. If you don't get
this price it will be your fault.
Next Wednesday is the day set for
the laying of the corner stone at West
Brockway. All persons interested in
church work should try and attend.
Mary Ware of the class of '9S has
been engaged to teach the Wickam
school five miles north of Capac for
the coming year. She will begin duty
Monday, Sept. IL.
Asa IL. Browne, clerk of the senate
committee on appropriations during
the last session of the legislature and
lately connected with The Port Huron
Times, and Robert Stevenson, for
several years past clerk of the Stellar
county board, haYe been appointed
deputy collectors of customs on the
Star Line steamers. The positions were
abolished two years ago.
The people of Yale who attend the
Elks' CARNIVAL and Street Fair at Sagi-
nav August IA to 10 will not be disap-
pointed if they will anticipate the
greatest show ever given in Michigan.
The Midway includes Hagenbeck' s
trained wild animal show, a reproduc-
ton OF the Streets of India, Japanese
Village, Turkish Theater, a Great
American Theater, showing inhabitants
of our new possessions, and many
other wonders of the Oriental world
including Congress of National Dane
ing girls. The industrial exposition
will be one of the principal features,
and daily parades will enliyen the
week of gaity.
While working at Sanilac Centre Tim
Mann thought he would take a wheel
out to the marsh after his days
labor was over and get few mouth
fuls of huckleberries. Leaving his
wheel by the roadside Jimmie went in
and after getting his fill of berries, he
proceeded to the place where he left
his wheel when 10! it was not there.
Thinking some sneak had stolen it,
Tim trudged oyer the two miles to the
Dwight farm where he was stopping
and there he found his wheel ahead OF
him. The editor of the Carsonville
Searchlight, passing along the road
noticed the wheel by the wayside. He
carted it into his buggy, imagining it a
lost or stolen wheel and so took it to
the Dwight farm to await an owner.
Tim was glad to recover mis- wheel and
the moral of this tale is that you
will always find an editor an honest,
truthful person.
The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Will Lennon,
Druggist will refund your money if
you are not satisfied after using it. II
is everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy in use for bowel
complaints and the only one that
never fails. 1t is pleasant, safe and
reliable.