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TO IMPRESS PUERTO R!CiNS

From the Philadelphia Times OF Yesterday.
Charles H. Allen will be inaugnrated
civil Governor OF Puerto Rico with all
posshle 2omp and ceremony. 1t is
President McKinley's especial desire
that all the features OF his Induction lnt,
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office shall be OF the most imposing
character. The purpose OF this osten-
tatious display is to impress the Ptnefto9
Ricans with commensurate idea OF
the greatness and power OF the United
States. - RSha s~Hsse
To attain the degree OF magniticence
the President wishes oiders Will be
issued for the North Atlantic squadron
to be in San Juan harbor and participate
in the ceremonies. The cruiser New
York, the batteships kearsarge and
Texas, the gunboat Machias and possibly
other wa. ships will lie off the castle at
San Jlan, in holiday diess, and will lire
the customary salutes in honor Of Gov
ernor Aliens installation.
The sun., 1900-04-18
no LIBEL.

From the Dover state sentinel.
The big wigs of the Democratic party,
one by one, deny that they advised or
promoted the birth OF the Dewey bubble.
John r. Mclean, the brother.in.law OF
the Admiral, denies it. Mrs. Dewey
says she didn't advise it, but did advise
against it. 1t appears that Mr.. Nobody
advised it. Mr.. Nobody has no stand
ing in court; and, therefore, to say that
Mr.. Nobody was very big fool will not
constitute libel.
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At the end of that time he got up and
asked his father TO give him 80 men and
another ship. that he might set out on
his journey again.
His father tried to persuade him not to
go, but II was of no use. Clad said IL he
did not fulfill his Geasa, he could never
hold up his head with men again.
Then he set out with two ships. Ceud,
Mith-Ceud and himself in one ship, and
his fathers 30 men in the other.
They sailed for three days and three
nights In the same direction in which they
had gone before, and on the morning OF
the fourth day he saw two specks on the
waters far off They we're coming toward
him. They got larger every moment. He
say they were two ships. When they
came nearer he saw the Giant standing
in one, and a host of men in the other.
When they came quite close. Clad hailed
the Giant of the Great Seas. and asked
him did he mean battle.
The Giant replied: IF you do not mean
battle, 1 do not"
Where are you going. then?" Clad ask
ed.
The Giant said: II am going in search
of the Riches of the World"
Where Is that to be found?" said Clad.
It's on an Island in the Far World"
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the Island of the Riches of the World.
ana nand 1t TO me on this spot in three
years and day from now"
Gao said; Il accept the Geasa, Dark
Eye"
DARK Eve thanked him, he helped her
INTO her boat; she pushed of and sailed
away and away until he lost sight of her.
Inc CAD turned and walked back to his
rather's castle. He told his father of his
advanture and of the Geasa that had been
laid on him.
My poor boy" his father said, IT am
very sorry for you. There are not three
In all the world who know where the ISL
ana of the Riches of the World is, and
even if you could find that, you would
lose your life in trying to take the bottle
of Ioca."
- Clad said that better men than he had
already lost their lives in the search, so it
would be no shame for him If he, too. lost
his
His father asked him to take nine times
nine mines of men with him, if he was
bent on fulfilling his Geasa
But Clad said: mo. I shall not take
nine men. Give me a ship and let my
brothers Ceud and Mith-Ceud go along
with me. If it is possible to get the bottle
OF loca Of the Queen of the Island of the
Riches OF the world, 1, with Ceud and
Mith-Ceud, Will get 1t. If it is impossible.
then your nine times nine mines of men
would be lost to you, as we'll as u.s.
His father gave him the best ship in the
harbor, and with Ceud and NTH Ceud,
Clad, on the morrow, set out on his quest.
They sailed for two days and two nights
without meeting any adventure; and on
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night, and tho old hag gave him the toes
and the tongue OF rabbit fer supper.
She gave him q heather bed that scored
and cut him, and an old black cat for a
bed-fellow,
In the morning he told the haG thai
he was looking for the Queen of this ISL
and.
She said: IT am the Queen"
IF that is So" he said. II demand the
bottle of Ioca and the Riches OF the
World"
That" she said. 81 am glad you can
not have"
IF cannot have IT, he said, IT will
take your staff and break your old
bones"
les like hero to do that" she said.
seemingly. but even II YOU made meal
of my old bones. you would not be nearer
the bottle of Ioca and the Riches OF the
World"
Clad asked how that was.
She said: "Feach- an-chruic CThe Ter
rible Man Of the HID took away the bot
lie of Ioca and the Riches of the World
from me 300 years ago"
Il do not believe it, said Cad.
But she took him outside and showed
him the hoof tracks OF the Feaeh's horses,
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gravel, and Clad helped the young lady
on shore.
He said; Beautiful lady. who are you?
Where do you come from2 Or where 40
you go all alone?'
Before answer that" she said, give
me your name; for I will not reply 10
those questions unless you are Of royal
blood"
He said IT am of royal blood. l am
Clad son Of the King Of Norway"
She said: II am glad Of that. 1 am
Dark Eye, the daughter of the King Oh
France. From France I have come, out
where I am going / do not know. FOR
year and day 1 have been wander
ing over the seas In this little boat, seek
ing for champion. cruel stepmotner
mas laid spell on me. under which
mad to leave home. and must wander Tor
ever and ever over the seas ana the
oceans In this little boat, unless can ma
Tor her the Bottle Of Ioca Uoca was a
pain that could Instantly cure all WOUNDS
ana even restore hfe itself 10 the deadl
tnat is owned by the Queen OF the Isl
ana OF Riches OF the World When ] mo
tnat, my stepmother's spell will be lifSed
on me. For three years now nave
been wandering over the world. seeking
Tor this is1snd. but cannot find II. and
can ind no one who knows where II Is
nave already put Geasa' on the twelve
greatest champions OF the world. order
ing them to bring me this bottle. None OF
Tnem got n, but instead. che twelve lost
'heir lives, AS you are Kings son ana
hero. l put Geasa upon you 10 bring
me this bottle OF Ioca of the Queen OF
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whole world. until at length the little fish
ran into a wood-bordered bay. Clad an
chored his ship here, and went on shore.
He Travelled over the mountains for
three days and three nights. and on the
fourth day he found Feach-An-Chruic di-
viding beef among his men.
Clad walked up to him and asked for a
bit Of the beef.
by my faith. nor said Feach-An-
Chruc. But now that you're here I'll
save my beef"
How Is that?" said Clad.
Because I'll divide you among my
men" said Feach-An-Chrulc.
You might not," said Clad.
So Clad and the Feach fell to and
fought
The Feach was a wild and terrible fight
er surely. but the courageous spirit Of
Clad made him better. The noise and din
and fierceness OF the fight was so great
that the bears came down from the woods
and the deer came up from the valleys,
and the birds from the woods OF C,e world
to watch II; but before night fell -iad put
the Feach down. Then he put his snee on
his breast. and asked him where he should
find the bottle of Ioca and the Riches OF
the World.
Feach- An-Chruic said: 'Tf that il what
you came for and what you fought for,
I'm sorry for you. had the bottle OF
Iocs and the Riches of the World Only
one night when Feach-An-C hoilles took
them from me-"
II do not believe It," said Clad.
But the Feach showed him the foot
prints OF the Feaeh- -Choille. with last
nights rains sim lying in them.
And where does Feach-An-Choi
liver" said Clad.
HE lives third of the world from
here" said Feach-An-Chruie.
And how may get there?" Clad asked
You're brave man." said Feach- IAN
Chruie. land / would like TO see you suc-
coed"
With the point Of his spear he rang three
times on his shield. and a wolf-dog came
running up. Follow that dog" said
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where last nights rains were still lying
in them.
Where does Feach-An-Chruic live"'
Clad asked.
HE lives a third part of the world from
here" the Hag said
How may l get there?" Clad said.
CAS- best you can" said the Hag.
by this and by that" said Clad, Selling
her staff. "I'll make meal Of your old
bones if you don't direct me-"
She took him down TO, the shore, took a
black whistle from her pocket and blew
on It, when a little Red Fish appeared on
top of the water.
There she said follow that fish, and
II will lead you 40 Feach-An-Chruic."
Clad stepped into his ship. hoisted his
sails and went off after the little Red Fish.
He went away for long, long days and
long, long nights, sailing one-third of the
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the Giant said, land is owned by the
Queen of the Island of the Riches Of the
World"
Then I'll go with you" Clad said.
The Giant agreed to this, and all sailed
off.
They sailed away and away, far fur
Their than 1 could tell you. and twice as
far as you could tell me, until at length
they reached the island.
The Giant said to Clad: Send your
men on the island first and demand the
Riches of the World"
Clad agreed TO this, and sent his men
on the island on a morning, but when
night fell they had not come back.
Next day Clad himself landed and went
in search of them.
In the second valley, he found his thir-
ty men lying in blood.
He said: This is the Giants DOING
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lIEBlC
COMPANY'S EXTRACT
of Beef makes the difference
between a fiat, flavorless dish
and a tidbit that would tempt
the most jaded appetite in the
world. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
world. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .x

Feach- An-Chruic. land he will lead you
to Feanh- An Choille"
Clad set out after the dog and he trav-
eled away and away far further than
could tell you, and twice as far as you
could tell me. over hill. hight and hol-
low, mountain, moor and sorug, lone val
ley and green glen for long and for long,
until at length and at last he reached the
land of Feach-An-Chollle. Travelling
through IL he came upon a hut and saw
Feach-An-Choille himself standing outside
He was leaning against the end of his hut,
laughing. and every time he laughed oak
trees fell.
why do you laugh?" said Clad, when
he reached him.
TIN laughing for the joy of killing YOU"
said Feach-An-Choille.
Wouldn't it be better to laugh after?"
said Clad.
Then he raised his spear. and he and
the Feach went at the fight The poise
and the din and the fierceness of the fight
was such that the bears came down from
the wood, and the deers came up from
the valleys. and the birds from the woods
of the world loaded the tree tops around
to watch. IL Feach- An-Churic was great
iihter. Feach -An-Chollle was a far great
er. but as great as he was. Ciads coura-
geous spirit was still greater. and when
the sun was behind the trees in the west,
Clad put the Feach down.
You're a brave man." said the Feach,
when he was down. what can do for
your
You can give me the bottle of 1oca
and the Riches of the World" said Clad.
Il cannot" said the Feach. I'm sorry.
had the bottle of Ioca and the Riches
of the World only one night, when the
King of Persia took them from me- And
now" said the Feach. you may as well
return home, for you can never get them
from the King of Persia"
why can not 1?' said Clad.
Because" he said, 1.-THE King of Persia,
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the third day they saw a speck on the
sea, far off. Very soon they saw IL was
a ship coming towards them. The nearer
they came to it, they found that it was
very large. and when they came very near,
they saw that in the ship was one per
son. a great giant, greater than any giant
in Norway
When the strange ship came up beside
them, the giant asked Clad who he was
and what right he had to sail these wa
tiers.
Clad said My name I'm not ashamed
of. 1 am Clad the son of the King of
Norway, a hero. Who are you, and by
what right do you question me?"
He said: 81 am the Giant Of the Great
Seas, and I allow no ship upon these wa
ters.'
Said Clad: 'eIf that is your law. am
sorry for you. for it's going to be broken
this day"
The Giant raised his spear. and Clad,
without waiting, leaped aboard the Giants
ship with his spear in his hand and with
his shield before him.
Clad and the Giant of the Great Seas
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fell 10. and fought as two men never
fought before. Their fight was so loud
and so fierce and so terrible, that the
seals came from the North seas, and
seals came from the ponds OF the ocean,
and the little red fishes came up
from the sea-meadows, aud gathered
around the ships to wotch the fight.
The Giant was brave and great ngnt-
err without doubt; his strength and skill
were wonderful; but the courageous spirit
of Clad was greater than the Giants
strength and skill When the sun was two
hours above the Eastern waters they had
begun the fight, and when II was going
down into the Western waters, the fight
was not ended. But it was very nearly so,
for the Giant was weakening. and soon
he would have BEEN beaten, but he gave
three calls, and a blue mist came down
from the skies and wrapped his ship
round.
Whea the mist cleared away, the Giant
and the ship were gone, and Clad was
struggling in the water
Ceud and Mith-ceud took him aboard,
and found he was so badly abused ana
SO weak from fshting ana loss of blood
that there was nothing for II but to re-
turn home: so home they went.
At home Clad lay IN his bed for three
daye. with his fathers doctors attending
him.
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SO he went back to his ship and told
his two brothers If they would engage
the Giants men, he would engage the
Giant himself.
This was agreed to. and they attacked
the Giant and his men.
A fercer and bloodier battle was never
fought on sea or land. The noise and
che din were so loud, and the battling
was so fierce. that the seals came down
frem the North seas, the whales up from
the ponds of the ocean, and the little
fishes, 100, from the sea meadows, gath
ering around the ship 40 watch the
fight. For the length Of day they bat
tied, and when the sun was one hour
above the Western waters, Ceud, NTH
Ceud and the Giants men were all OF
them dead, but Clad and the Giant still
battled.
When the hoop of the sun was on the
waters, the Giant finding himself weak
ening too fast, gave three calls. Clad
saw the blue mist coming down. he gave
a bound into the air and drove his spear
to the Giants heart and killed him.
Then we went on the island. and stood
his two brothers up against a rock fac
ing the East, with helmets on their heads
and shields and spears in their hands.
On the next morning he set out to travel
over the island and at night he came TO
a little hut where he found one old bag.
He asked her If she had no company.
She said: Eyes, have plenty of that"
He asked to see her company.
She struck her staff on the hearthstone,
and UP came nine other hays as old and
as ugly as herself. She struck the stan
again upon the hearthstone, and then
they were the nine most beautiful dam
sells Clad had ever seen.
The bag said: IF you stay with me,
you can have your choice Of these nine
beautiful damscls for your wife"
But Clad remembered Dark Eye OF
France. and also remembered his Geasa.
and he SAID to the bag, he would have
none Of them.
Then she struck her staff upon she
ground angriiy, and they all disappeared.
He asked for supper and bed for the
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not" be persuaded. He said: IT am
Nrely ashamed of myself for bearing o
title that 1 have not deserved"
Then. when the King found that Clad
was bent on going. he asked him to
take the pick of his men to accom-
psnying him in his adventures.
Clad said: NO I'll go by myself"
The King could not induce him to take
any men.
Early next morning Clad was up and
brea lsfasted. He took his arms and his
shield with him, and started off. He
went TO the seashore, and Travelled
away, and away, along it,
When he had been travelling for three
hours, he saw a speck far out at sea.
but 1t was coming nearer and getting
bigger every minute.
Az last he saw it was a boat, and
when it came still nearer, he saw that
a woman sat in 1t. When 1t was nearer
still he saw that she was very beauti-
4 ful lady.
He stood his ground, as the boat was
coming straight toward him.
Al length the boats keel grated on the
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THE ADVENTURES OF CLAD, son
OF THE KING OF NORWAY.
A Traditional Foik-Tale From the
Ancient Gaelic.

Ancient Gaelic.
BY Seumas MacManus,
Author of Through the Turf Smoke"
"In Chimney Corners etc.
DOWNRIGHT, 1900. by Seumas MacManus.
c,ad. Ceud and Mnh-Ceud were the
three sons of the King of Norway. All
over che world they were celebrated as
nne brave fellows, and they had come
N think themselves so, too.
On a day after Clad had been walking
nv the shore for a long time, thinking.
he came back to his fathers castle. He
said TO his father and his brothers:
"Ceud and Mith-Ceud and Clad are ce,e-
brated far and wide as great heroes
and gallant companions. but have just
been thinking. do We deserve this?
Neither Of us have ever done anything
great. I think it is not right to bear
the name of champion without having
done anything to earn 1t. will leave
my fathers castle and go away, and
prove my right 10 the title of Hero, or.
If I fail I will never come back"
The King of Norway tried hard to
persuade him not to go. but Clad would
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along time, for the disease develops slowly
IN some cases, but the poison Is in the
blood and will break out at the first favor
able opportunity. S. S. S. cures this vast
ing, destructive disease by first purifying
and building up the blood and stimulating
ana invigorating the whole system.
M. Seals, IFS Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
ner forehead. From this wound the glands on
the side OF her face became swollen and bursted-
attended her without any benefit. we decided
to Try 5. S. s., and few bottles cured her en-
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can obligs tion which a woman could
out upon heroes OF ancient Irish hero
times. This obligation they could never
sbrk IL they wanted to preserve their
claim to being considered heroesl
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1t overcomes all forms of blood poison,
whether inherited or acquired, and no
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cleanses the blood. If you have any
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Send for our free book and write our
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child the same disease
manifesting itself in
the form of swollen
glands of the neck and
throat, catarrh, weak
eyes, offensive sores
and assesses and of
tentiues white SWELL
Ing - sure signs of
Scrofula. There may
be no external signs for
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makes new and pure
blood to nourish and
strengthen the body,
and is a positive and
safe cure for Scrofula.
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SCE.OfasEa
THE OFFSPRING
or HEREDITARY
BLOOD TAEMT,

Scrofuia Is but modified form of Blood
Poison and Consumption. The parent
who is tainted by either will see in the
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. so for Is cents. %
Business once Morning News
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when he got the Riches of the World. call
ed together at once the Seven Wizards OF
tn East. and had them lay spells on him,
so that no man could ever conquer him"
I'm sorry for that" said Clad, but I'll
not return home; I'll travel on to meet my
fat
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THUNDERBoLT AND ISLE OF HOPE.
Commencing at 300 p. m. car leaves
Thunderbot every hour for Isle OF Hope
until 800 p. m.
Commencing at $50 .. m. car leaves
isle Of Hope every hour for Thunder
bolt until $50 p. m
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Pronounced Boo-ay. meaning power o
victory.
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s., I. 81 OF A. RY AND C.SS. Rr

For Isle of Hope, Thunderbolt, Monteom-
cry Cattle Park and West End
Subject 10 change without notice.
ISLE OF HOPE AND TENTH STREET.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-11

dlco, IN Nueva Ecija province. Among
ms letters was one from a man called
Gonzalez, dated Manila, in which the
writer, answering a communicat ton from
oahdlco, said he was well aware the sew
eraI hamlets in Pampanga province re-
ferred were slack in the contributions tn
the cause, but that the continued pres
ence OF American troops there seemed to
give the people the courage to be indie
pendent and refuse to pay tribute. AS q
remedy for this state of affairs, Gonzalez
suggested the numbering of three or four
prominent men in each barrio. 1T win
nave a beneficial effect on the rest of the
inhabitants, he wrote, "and the towns
VIII then produce us some revenue
Gonzalez offered to take steps to have his
suggestion carried out should Sandfco so
order 80
This state of terrorism is growing. #
IS greater today than it was a month
ago, ana the rebels have it in their power
TO make it greater and more far-reach-
ing next month than it is today. 1t seems
TO De their Intention so to do. and If ia
unfortunate the Americans cannot nut a
stop to It's disquieting effects.