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Two Missionary Heroes.

Among the almost innumerable
acts of heroism recorded of mission
aries In various parts Of the world,
two stand out very prominently
namely the performances OF Joseph de.
Veuster Gather Damien), the mis-
sionary who devoted his life to the
service Of the Iepers Of the Sandwich
Islands; and Samuel Marsden, the mis-
sionary to and friend of the Maori.
One Of the most heroic deeds OF the lat
ter was on the occasion Of his first
landing amongst them at the Bay Of
Islands on the Esd of December, 1914,
On seeing the hordes of yelling. armed
sayages upon the beach, his crew tried
to dissuade him from landing, but
Marsden was determined, and stepped
alone, and unarmed, from the boat.
That night he slept in the open air
under great tree, surrounded by
hundreds Of the fiercest beings that
men could well conceive. Marsden,
however. had no fear, and lived to see
his work successful. On the 18th OF
May, 1873, Father Damien sailed from
Honolulu for the Island OF Molokai, the
leper settlement, where, on landing, he
was met by 700 wretched beings with
limbs twisted out of all shape. flesh
rotting from their bones. and all hope
dead within them; yet he went among
them with smiling face and cheerful
spirit, although he knew the certainty
that sooner or later he would be in
fected with the same horrible disease
from which they suffered. For twelve
years he escaped the fatal disease,
though in constant contact with the
sick and dying, but In 1885 the malady
appeared in him and though his doom
was sealed he continued his labors
unabated. His whole life from May.
1873, until his death was one iong-con-
tinued series OF heroic deeds.
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nave mistaken a goou woman and q
faithful wife for something else; and
try to remember, too, that II you per-
sist in your useless attentions you be-
come my prosecutor"
II shall never give you up. he cried.
No" said Dorothy, YEARLY, 'be-
cause you cannot-y0u cannot give up
what you have never had. am Moth
ing, and have never been anything but
wish to you. never shall be--never, !"
with sudden gust OF passion. Not
IL you stayed on your knees from now
till crack Of doom. "
7 And you think shall take this an
swer?" he cried, frriously.
Il am sure Of ii, 3 said Dorothy,
quietly. "You cannot help yourself. I
have no other to give you. Z
You think ] will leave you-to go
dreaming On about the fellow who be-
trayed you and deserted you, who has
left you for months without sign or
name, Who
Married me" cried Dorothy, goad-
ed into betraying her secret at last. i
am Dicks wifeI shall be Lady Ayl-.
mer some day.
sDamnationp cried the old savage
in a fury.
sMy boy is your heir, my lord, " she
cried, triumphantly, $50 you see how
likely, how very likely, the other ar.
rangement Is
Then she broke down and began to
cry piteously Dick went a step fur
ther into the room.
Dorothy. said the old lord, = beg
of you not to cry like that. ! will do
anything everything, to make you hap
py--I will settle five thousand year
on you,' at which Lady Aylmer spread
out her hands expressively to Dick, for
the old lord had Hcried poor for many
and many a year. What! still MOI
Dorothy, be reasonably, think! You
have compromised yourself with me.
I have been here continually my car
riage stands at your door for hours.
Dick will never come back, never--l
know him so well; and even il he did,
he would never believe you against all
the evidence which could be brought
against you. Why, think OF your posi-
ton now-you are alone in the house
with me, except for a woman who Is
my servant-my tool. Your cousin has
gone away for two days. Your old SER
want is away. too. At this moment You
are absolutely at my mercy. !"
Z /. ta.Ch! no, MOI. Dorothy cried, as II
struggling against him.
At my mercy" went on the wicked,
sneering voice, and have no
Nor i, numbered nick, dashing the
screen aside. n.
u He had his uncle by the throat ere
Dorothy, tn her surprise, could gasp.
out his name. You scoundrel! you
villain" he cried, aud shook him as a
terrier shakes a rat, flinging Kim back
ward on to lounge.
my love! my sweetheart he cried,
tenderly, turning to Dorothy. I got
your poor little pitifnl message at last.
NY poor little love, dear little wife,.
there has been nothing worse between
us than that wicked old sinner there
Dick! Dick" was all that she could
say
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Jo' al

CHAPTER XKXIII. Continued, J
Your wife, Dick!' cried Lady Ayi-
saer. opening her eyes wider than ever.
ssWhybut there, 4 won't keep you.
Come with me; I have the brougham
hare. I've been seeing Constance Sey-
Eaour OF: she has been staying a lew
days with me. will drive you where
,you like; the cab can bring your lug
gage"
THAT Is awfllly good Of you said
dick. 81 can tell you the whole story
as we go along. But first tell me where
Id her
..My lord? In town." with signis-
can't nod There is somebody, and
.dOn't think he has been successful this
time. Something is going on, and MS
temper is fendish, and I'm afraid, my
dear Dick, he will take your return bad 1l
Nv" l3
r don't think. Lady Aylmer,' an
,gwcred Dick, steadily. that ne Will
fnd himself in position to make any
remarks on the subject. Then you
DON'T know what he is after just nowg'SS:
Not in the least. And ! don't choose
Do ask the servants, though 4 dare say
they know all about 1t, /" she answered ~
.Then,' Dick said, 4 will tell you.
May I close this Window II feel the
change Of climate little. Thanks.
Well. Lady Aylmer, have been mar
rfsd more than year, and he saw my
wife, and-and did her the honor to,
admire her. He sent me out Of the,
way to India, and look at this. open
eng his pocket book and showing her a
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was ! terrible end, even g a unbappy

was a terrible end, even to an unhappy
marriage, and Lady Aylmer. YEMEN
Der, had been married for love.
Well, that exciting day dragged 1T
self away Dorothy would have Dick
send off d telegram to Esther and Bar
bara, announcing his return home. For
Barbara had recovered very slowly
from her accident, and having taken a
chill, which was followed by an att
tack Of bronchitis. had been perenop-
torily ordered off to Bonrnemonth,
whittier Esther had taken her.
There was 50 much to tell Dick. 80
much for Dick to tell her, and they rat
almost all the afternoon by the fire
talking. And Lady Aylmer kept watch
by the bed of him who had lived so
wicked q life, and prayed with heart
and soul for that mercy which he had
never troubled to ask for himself, and
could not ask, now that it was too late.
For 1t was too late! Lord Aylmer
never opened his eyes consciously on
this world again. For several hours he
lay breathing hard and unconscious Of
all the remedies applied to him, and Of
the means by which the doctors tried
to; arouse him from his stupor. All in
vain! The life which might have been
a noble one, but which had been given
over to all manner Of evil, slipped
away, and about o'clock, while Dick
and his wife were still sitting by the.
fire talking, with the lights turned low,
Lady Aylmer came gently in. Dick
knew In a moment from her manner
what had happened.
Lady Aylmer, is II ~ I'LL
And. in answer. Lady AyInfer took
Dorothy In her arms and kissed her.
'.My DEAR she said, ayou are Lady
Aylmer now,
THE END.
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Links-See here, you're breaking one.
Of the most important rules Of the
game.
Brassey--Wi1at's that?
III L4inks-In addressing the ball you
should do 80 in language fit FOR pub
ncation. Harper's Bazar.
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..n,.,,. rrsrcise Of poor Sort.

Circumstances connected with the Is
suing of q liquor license have brought
out the fact that an athletic club" In
philadelphia consumes twenty-five
barrels OF beer d month. The process
Of disposing of that quantity Of beer
glass by glass, necessarily involves a
good deal Of physical exercise, but it
was not exercise OF that description
that brought Gladstone to his 80 years.
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EngYand's Army ana NAVY.

It was recently stated that EngIand's
army and navy Is inadequate to properly
defend herself from a sudden onslaught.
England is In this instance, like the in
dividual who afrows disease TO creep into
his system through stomach too weak
TO properly digest the food taken into II.
70 strengthen the stomach there is Moth
ing better than Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. 1t cures dyspepsia, constipation, in-.
digestion, liver and kidney trouble, and
az q tonic, Is incompatible.
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We refund loo for every package OF
PUTNAM FADELESs DYES that falls
to give satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co..
UnionVille. Mo.
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seYoU sCoUNDREL!"


scrap of newspaper. II have not heard
from my wife for more than three.
unonths, and then found this--a pitiful
message from her to me. ! have writ
tan, telegraphed, eaten my very heart
out, and he has stopped all commnnici-
zion between us. She is breaking her.
haart, believing that i am false TO her
Il Z. who only live for her. X
ssAnd when you meet my iord--there
\ VIII be reckoning :? Lady Ayimer
/. said inquiringiy. asS
eyes, answered Dick grizzly, there
y VIII be reckoning and don't think
Ford Aylmer will venture to question
,sne about my return home.
They very soon reached the read 10
(Which Palace Mansions may be found,
end as the brougham drew up at the
esstrance to the building Lady Ayirlcrs
uttered an exclamation OF surprise, MY
dear boy, you will catch him In the scS.
that is our carriage.
The servants were huddled up III
liars over their gorgeous liverles, but
Dick knew them instantly. They, too,
recognized Lady Aylmer, and touched
their hats.
Go straight In" she said Which
arc the windows?"
4 $40 the right Of the door. Dick an.
swered. III
they were scarcely an instant, and
dick felt in his pocket. II took my
gsasch-key by accident" he whispered.
81 little thought should fi1d 1t SO USE
sui 5sS
The next moment he had opened the
door, when Amelia Harris. hearing
hgra, came quickly out from the kitchen
sarzd fell back aghast to see her lady
chip and my lords heir, Mr.. Aylmer.
ssYou,t said Dick, in disgust, Not
enc word-at your peril.
s~Mr. Aylmer my lady she be-
sx1u, when Lady Aylmer stopped her
ny wave OF her hand.
s-Go back to your kitchen, woman
cha said coldly. Dick, is there any
either entrance to this house? No?
Then lock that door. We shall require
,tlsas woman later, probably"
She pointed imperiously to the door
out OF which Amelia had just come,
and there was no choice but obedience.
h AgE this had passed in a whisper and
Lady Aylmer said in the same tone to
gHck. Which is the drawing -room?"
s~That-the door is not closed.
rs there a screen 2"
Yes
Push 1t OPEN" she said.
And even as Dick cautiously did so
they heard Lord Aylmer's voice speak
ing TO some one within.
ssBtit, Dorothy, my darling, my dear
lftsIe love, do you refuse me? Is there
nothing can do to propitiate your
Nothing Dorothy's sad, soft voice
Eapiied. I wish you would go away
Z have mistaken you all along. [
sIaougnt you were so kind and good and
Easherly; but see my mistake now. |
eupBose I ought to be angry with you.
emily it seems ridiculous to be angry
tla that way with an old gentleman like
gcu.r
81 am not old, Dorothy. should al
ways be young If you cared for me,
ne replied
Oh, i dare say" answered Dorothy,
EndiGerently; "but I am married, and
SIN very miserable"
sI.et me make you happy" he urged.
stCould you give me the moon If
-crsed FOR it?' she asked with soft scorn
no not talk nonsense, Lord Aylmer
Go home and try to realize that YOU
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YnIue az Adyert;.in,r.

What's all that crowd Of women
over there at Bargen's?"
Shoppers who read Bargen's ad.
But that's an unusually large crowd
for SO early in the morning"
know: but the ad said: Come
early and avoid the crowd Elk
change.
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rsnpussfbre To say.

Johnson DO you mean to insinuate
that 4 can't tell the truth?
ParkinsonBy no means. It is inn
possible to say what a man can do until
he tries. Baltimore Sun.
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Foolish ard obstinate people alone,
suffer from neuralgia or rheumatism.
For they can always secure Wizard OIL
and cure themselves. ~
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rbe Imporite stan.

Ny face is my fortune. sir" she.
said
That's very plain" said ne. cIeve-
land Plain Dealer.
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a Cheapcr .rcthod..

Kfcker--Jinks has been ordered to, go
abroad to take the mud baths.
Bocker-Why don't he stay at home.
and run for ce?-Judge.
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CHAPTER xxxIv.

RULY a more mis-
cradle woman than
Amelia Dresser,
otherwise Harris,
did not live in Lon
don town that day.
Dick, Z said Lady
Aylmer, walking
into the little din
ing-room, while the
doctor, Charles and
TlrncSer u-nrn carry.
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PRAYED WITH HEART AND SOUL.
Dick so soon, for he would have to come
back here. I will stay in this room. I
will keep quite out of the way; indeed
i will.
Very well--very WELL = said my lady.
smiling.
She was very considerable and tender
with Dorothy. yet her heart was heavy
at the disclosures Of the past hour. 1t
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she s,tp1,l.s,,.. .

Soulful Youth lat the piano Do you
sing For Ever and For EVer?"
Matter -of-Fact Maiden-Noi stop
for MEALS. Bits. l5E
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The size OF personal greatness de-
ponds almost entirely upon the point Of
view. s5
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Sheep thrive best IN pasture where
moles are numerous. The moles serve
to drain the land. n
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t'bUNN ~ NISF = NHHN ttNE - NW1CS EIdH1Hs
q Here Is good chance to get musical IN
strument or camera free. The plan is better
than the endless chain, as 1t does not cost YOU
2 cent. even the 10 cents invested coming back
to you. RI you want a mandolin, guitar. vio-
lin Either or 4x5 camera for nothing send 10;
cents in coin or stamps to Natl. Mus. Inst
Concern, 81 Aurora avenue, ST.. Paul MIMI,
get your Instrument and start the ball a.
rolling. #g .as
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8 $40 may make you the possessor Of q
handsome fortune.
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Pisces Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF "A
acougn oure.--J. w. o BRfEN, 322 Third Ara,
NJ, Minneapolis Mimi, Jan. 6. 1900
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Pine and FistuIa cnre..

Sample treatment of our Red Cross, Pile and,
Fstula Cure and book explaining cause and cure.
Of Plies sent free to any address for four cents in
stamps. Rea Bros Co, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Mrs. WlnsiOw's soothing Syrup.
For children teethng, SCREENS the gnmD reduces tu
Aammation ALIAS pain. cures wind cole. CSC bottle
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Australia consumes more meat than
any other country.
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A poor man never knows how many
relations he has until he becomes sud
denly rich.
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The newest thing in medical science is
the Isolation cure"
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All manner of arepossiblewem
aWpmans oyerWrought
The spas at OF the wind pipe broncf
ban rising In the throat violent beating Of the heart,
laughing and crying by TURNS muscular spasns (hrowng
the about by the most Insignificant
symptoms of hystercal condition. and
rious arrangement of the,female organs 5
Any female complaint may produce Mysteries which
must be regarded symptcm The however
yields quickly Lydia r. Pinkhamss Vegetable Com
pound which acts at the organ afflicted and the
centers dspeing efectnally all those distressing
symptoms. Ss @
Mrs. Lewis Says. ~ Feel Like a New Person.
@8 Physically and MentalIy..'
MRS wish to,speak good word for lydia E
and abdomen had consulted different
feeling person, ca msntal
testimonial
Mrs. H. b. Ewls 205 Valentine fremont New York, n
Writing tpMrs Pnkham iE,the quickest and surest way
to get the right advice about all female troubles
dress Lynn Mass. She advises fnaa. Following
u.s. an instancet @as
Mrs. Hayens First Letter to- Mrs. Pinkhann
troubles Isuer time much
soong
with
il back feeling desire
passing it have
tesave ny blood Is condition Hoping t. hear
eunaS 1699lp
Mrs. Havens Second letter.
HRS
Every month flowed badly bad
work Was obliged to
s. ~ gs Ya
and Liver now feel like MRs EMMA HANEa
25os South Ave-. Council Bluffs, Iowa (Feb i, 1oOo9
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A TIP FROM A SHARK.
THE REWARD THAT IT BROUGHT TO
A PAIR or SHARP MEN.

now Grateful Wool Broker Be-
came "a millionaire aud an InteIIi-
gent Immigrant became Tavern
keeper a story Of New south
wales.
One Of the most interesting spots In
Sydney ls the point IN the famous har-
hor known rs Mrs Macquarie's
chair" II Is the eastern point OF the
domain, and the great natural seat In
the rock facing down the hurhor Is said
10 have been fayoritc rcs'-1g place OF
the wife Of Governor MucQbuHe, who
represented the British government
also Hs governor general Of Australia
Ina sydney IN the early days Of the nine
tr,uth century Mrs. MacQuarie's
chair has long been the fayorite resort
OF suicides and swecthearts and many
murders have been committed near tho
spot Il was also the main resort OF
shark fishers in the days when q re-
ward was given FOR csgh shark I'm de-
llycrcd at the water police station. the
object, ~ course, being 10 thin out the
dread man eaters from the harbor.
whore they became plentiful and dan
gcrous as the city ot Sydney grew In
slgo
II was there one night that "A broken
down Immigrant came 10 a strange
turn M his fortunes. Not able TO OBJ
tain employment he spent his last
| shilling ln a ushiug line and shark hook
and east on from "Mrs. Macquarie's
chair AFTER patiently waiting for
some time, another tramp Joined him,
and this changed the luck, FOR he Inn
mrdAtrly got nne bite" II took the
/ two an their time 10 haul the shark
ashore. but when they gut him IA he
/ proved beauty % feet 10 inches
loug They cut cn Dis hn-l5 shillings
worth iu the morning and, being anx.
lous "a make AN they could out OF the
haul proceeded 20 "rob" the monster.
They had often road ~ diamond rings,
gold watches and pOcketuls OF soyer-
e,Eus being found inside sharks. for.
while these nsh can digest man. they
are not able to negotiate metal
Inside among other things. they
found the body OF German. aud from
ibe lapcrs ln bis pocketb0ok IL was ap.
p'rrut th1t hc must have been IN Lon
DON about Jhreo weeks before Indeed.
m hls oyercoat pocket tbvre was COPY
uf lnuduu newspaper dated 20 DAYS
previously. 10 was u 1870. before the
raN'r Ma, laid between Europe aud
hu'ualn. aud the steamships took
over siA Wcvss un tle VOYAGE between
london aud sydney The paper con.
uuod news of the outbreak az the war
between fuuye aud Germany. aud a
was apparent tha. the German. llying
m londou. bad been recalled home 10
serve in the army ot the fatherland.
had either Jumped oF fallen overheard
M 'hc channel and had been picked up
oy 'hls grval shark. which belonged 10
I the fastest 90 tis species.
/ Ia the morning the Immigrant had a
rood wash aud brush up ana a un
lcod on his 10 sh,llugs. having given
90 his companion and seut him ahout
ha business. Hc had cauceired .
grrai idea and wished 10 have "A Few
eonleiemtDs as p0ss,ble. Asking d
t'''feusn WHO was Jhe greatest Eool
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A PALE.FACE GIRL

may be almost safely set down
as wanting red in her blood
Tfsubject to dizziness, fainting
shortness Of breath on slight
cxertion, no doubt remains.
To want red in the blood IS
to fail Of the good Of ones food.
Her food is not nourishing her.
She needs a change.
The easiest change she can
get, and one Of the best, is
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-liyer
oil.
It gives her the upper hand
in the contest-her food has
tic upper hand now-she is
)1le no more.
Wali send you a iiule 10 try, n you like.
.D.I & BOVINE, 4o2 Pearl street, New York.
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How's Thlsr

We offer SlO0 reward for any case oI
Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co, Props. Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
hv their firm.
WEsr * TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces oi the system.
Testimonials lree
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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,roser m sydney ana getting the 40
drpss. be- went straight down to the OF
flee 81 here bis peculiarearnestness soon
cot him an audience with the busy
broker. 80 one in Sydney at that NO
mon, dreamed OF war between France
and Germany. and wool was being soiu
merrilv AT ninepence a pound.
"Well. my man. what can DO Tor
you?r asked the broker.
~ want YOU 10 tell me-" said the poor
immigrant what the price Of wool
would be IN Sydney should war break
ont between France and Germany. It
is ninpppnce now
about 3 20 4 shilllngs,' said the bro
ker.
"yery we'll" replied the visitor.
"Now. the French troops are marching
on Berlin, and what promises to be
long and bloody war has actually be-
gun"
Nonsense" said the broker THE
mail from London came In yesterday,
bringing news up to six weeks ago, and
tbere is no news Of that wild sort"
The immigrant thereupon unfolded
the London paper, dated three weeks
previously. There was no humbug
over that There could be no humbug
about II. for such a paper could not be
produced IN Sydney, and besides It's
matter gave abundant proof OF Its gen
uipaness. Wool was already shlllings
n pound on the London market.
on the Wool Exchange people thought
that broker mad when they saw him
buying up all the wool on the market
and wiring offers all over the colonies.
He made a corner" at any rate, pur.
chased all the wool In Australia and
looked happy. Sure enough, In a few
weeks time out came the news by the
mail steamer. and up went prices. The
broker sold ont for 3 shillngs aud more
pound aud realized some f4,0O0,OOO
On the deal.
He gave the intelligent immigrant
hn old suit Of clothes and a f5 note for
his Tip" and shls set the poor chap up
IN the world. He has got along so
well through the lucky stroke that he
Is now keeping a public house In Wool
loomoolOo. London Free Lance
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Reyolutionile relerbouIps

FoREsrvuLE, c., March I8.-In A
small mechanical shop here parts are
being made for an invention which the
promoters except will rryolutionize the
system Of telephoning Il is the work
OF an electrician in the employ of the
Providence Electric Company Of Prov.
idence, X. l., who is backed by New
York and Boston men. The system will
almost wholly abolish operators in the
central office, as subscribers will he
equipped with miniature switch board.
and plugs The lines will be- numbered
and the subscriber may call whomeyer
he pleases without connection with
Central.
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JOURNAL \ RAYS.

Salem will secure Y. NJ. c. A..
building by o.operation.
eAe
The divorce court gives many bright
woman new hope in life.
q = Q
A rough clustering March means a
good wheat, fruit and hop crop.
The Salem Postoffice site was we'll
chosen by our HAyseed city council.
Yew Park has secured a full-hedged
ire company by little Wholesome co.
operation.
Senator Mitchell has been sworn in
and sworn at, and is now duly qualified
to serve.-Tacoma Ledger.
THe JouRSAL has been Obliged TO re-.
fuse 30 much foreign advertising Of late
it may be compelled to enlarge.
10 ls safe 20 say that another Flagg
the government has put up will come
down after one winter with the ther.
mometer 20 degrees below zero. Mr.,
Flagg used 10 be common country
editor.--Albany Democrat.
9 e&
senator Mitchell was not slow in
finding place for ex Senator Mcbride.
Asa member Of the st. Louis exposi-
tion commission, McBrjde will be able
10 keep himself in trim for the sena'
torial contest two years from now
Baker Democrat.