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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-28
HALLSTEAD.


Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
iiallsteud, Nov. 91--Mr. and Mrs. VI.
J. Duffy attended the funeral ot Nh
Drlfys nephew. in Scranton, last week.
Mrs. Frank Knarp WAS visiting her
sister, in Einghamton, Monday and
Tuesday.
Leon Whalou is visiting his father
and mother, in Monlrosc.
Miss Gridget Cannon has returned
home from Il pleasant visit with friends
in Scranton.
William jackson icil Tor Scranton on
Tuesday, to join the United States army
as n marine
Mrs Frank t;rattau last week enter
tanned II number NJ The young friends
OF Miss Grace sullivan. her niece who
afterwards left for Scranton, to attend
n business college.
:. \. Brown, of West OneOnll was
in town Tuesday, looking after his real
estate here.
Miss Nellie Tcrboss. Of Ringhamton
is visiting her friend, Miss Laura Holf-
man week.
Sunday next there will be no meeting
at the Railroad Young Mems Christian
association. as there is to be Il meeting
ut the Baptist church in the afternoon.
The remains of the little daughter or
Mr., and Mrs. Gilbert galloway. who
live in the chamberlain district, was
brought here for burial Monday. T.. T..
Tuttlc had charge of the funeral
Miss Ethel Corwn. who has been
spending some time in buitulo, has re-
turned nome.
John Humphrey ha, been transferred
In ttira tor work.
James Fisk Of Franklin Forks. has
moved here ANA opened a blacksmith
shop on the a. L.. Aldrich lot, ON Park
avenue. He will occupy the living
rooms over Eullurd ~ hilcn's store. on
Chase avenue,
The Delaware. Luckuwanna and
Western Railroad company has FUR
niShed al their employees here with a
COPY Of the rule book recently pub
lished by the transportation depart
meat
In u few days the number of track
men employed by the Larkawannu hero
will be reduced from seven tn five. This
Is the regular winter reduction.
Miss Carrie Summerlon. Il nurse in
the Binghamton state hospital, was
home 10 spend sunday.
W tillltStttN dlltillObll itl : - tlbt Is,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Brown
on Pine street, occurred the wedding of
Miss Helen King 10 William schmidt
The bride is u niece OF Mrs. Jacob
Brown. ana is widely known and re-
spcctcd here. Mr.. schmidt Is the head
drug clerk in the t,n of T., +. Sands X
40. They leir On train Is FOR u short
"trip through the vicinity ol Scranton
Upon their return they will commence
housekeeping in the house recently va
Gated by All. ana Mrs, Ward Ives, on
Susuuehannu avenue. The wedding
ceremony was performed by Rev. l..
W. Church OF tn" Presbyterian church
j. j. Compton is tn!s week visiting his
son charles, At Sussex.
The Franklin street pubic school WAS
closed N Wednesday, on account of the
cold. r.ithcr The heating apparatus in
hc school is o,,I of order ol else it
l,r"ds moro attention, ds the building is
not warm enough in cold weather
II, g. Perry has neen raGing OF top
from his quarry on Nj. Munotnome.
Nj. ana Mrs. lOhE Baruer hayc
moyed to Binshamton 10 reside, They
were both highly respected citizens Of
the borough and viii be missed from
the community, They have moved there
because IL is more convenient for Air,
| Barber 10 get 10 and from his work. ss
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ricd in Binghamton. ON Monday, for
the third time within the year. Carrie
Updikc. IL years old became his bride
last fail. but tn" two soon uualrelled,
separated ANA Were divorced.
Then Hazard cotlrted 1lilda Fuel IN,
who was also l6 years old. at the re-
cent term of the Pike county court he
was an applicant for divorce and he
secured it, notwithstanding that his
wife made u fight against it.
Hazard has apparently learned Wis
dom. for in selecting his third wifi" he
avoided ali the young things and went
in for Il woman of substantial age. In
fact the present Mrs. Hazard is ten
years The senior of her husband. She
is from Philadelphia.
Truth is stranger than iicti0n--DC-
cause there is less Of it,
- w hitDpN.
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swamp took place on sunday, with in-
tcrment at Cascade Valley.
S;usqtchanna is to have a tirst-class
entertainment course, opening ON Sat-
urlay evening with the Boston Concert
company.
The bans of George Youngs aud Nisa
Mary Mcnamara were announced on
Sunday in st. Johns cntloiic church.
Rev. Stephen Jay. OF Wyoming, Is ah-
sisting In the extra meetings III tho
Methodist church.
At Che Susuuehannl rrcun,riS mills
nus advanced one-fourth of n cent 4"
quar-. and Il further advance rs on
J.ctci III the near future.
'"rhe hottest Goou ir Dixie wIt! he
Ia nucta house attraction tor Bocc'n.
n,,r /,
fHlDEGRDoM NAV fE.T FEAfH.
ERS.
Announcement H. made of tHc recent
marriage ct Marcus Macomh, aged 20
wears, ani Clara l.eipc, aged ~ years,
both uf Windsor township.
Maconb5 Jo-yenr-o'd son is very
angry al his father. ana the farmers
Of the riciEhborhuod threaten him with
tar ana feather.
MARRIED. THiItE Is y YEAR.
Hiram Hazurd uf I.lidale. was mar.
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TRADE IN STUFFED ANIMALS.
Business of the Taxidelmiat on the
Increase.

ITUW III IiiWEtIUhI NI'or0'--
Tho business Of taXilorm,sts is aJia
to he on the Increase a tact that has
be"u especially noted since The opening
Of The inll hunting season. Many
strange animals are to be seen in the
shop, but most of the niounting is be-
ing done Tor private collectors Wilh-
in recent years there has been consid-
crab.e Improvement IN the art OF the
raXiderpis,, Workers are giving bet
IT. shapes to the stuffed birds and ln.
mails, that is, through careful @tudy OF
the position and habits of living ami
mails they are able to give the mounts
more natural appearance Renew ed
interest in stuffed animals has grown
In propoltiou to tho reiativ" interest
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THE MARKETS..
Wall Street keview.

New Yn,t. Nov -. .-'rncic was u good deal
81 hrsi'atiou abou; the speculation on tho stocl;
cNrhnngc ,pdi. lhcin were Il nnnhc. nf CON-
Spicuous advance. which aicl tD attract any
considerable lulldFiH. ur ~ reflect any nar.ed
inNiCnuc on the general lis. lho selling rrs'
site. rnwurtt, was not acut'. Thpgc Vas mOdT'
ate realizing whenever The trcugth o' the market
permitted, hri !, wis not Urgent and %h2 nos
pushed at the cNucnsc "a ,llurs. Tly bears made
un attack cn the market late IN thc dav aud
succeeded n reducing The piiec lc,cl ccnsict-
ably especially at po'rta Wb@r i mad been
Hd,lrupu III the morning sugar waH actively
jrulcd ~ al d1S and wa, lifted ta extreme ~.
Manhattan maintained g. tC,rU. aggressive
strength and advanced > rnnts iu,'h,h General
Electric g,ddcd ,ia points e. Us Yesterdays
iu,np. l"t lost MI but onr rout oi the gain
before the rlcso. rhr recent severe rressnc
ugans, Amalsnmitci Copper was r.lRNcd and
that stock nllicd l9s a,ttr iu,utirg 70 a aldr
indcr last night. Ihc,r w"t' rttlo,H nth1r nJints
ui str,reh anDHg niiupi railroad stocks In the
group al poAlcrs aud sOutwcstc,ns and large
,lrnianI Ca, .,mh,in Railway prricfrrd lifted IL
Ut time Ia. Evansville md Ten" NaGtr
gained t. New York Central Was undc' 'iCss,r"
Ut hihrrcnt tiu,s on account OF the failure ui
Developments m the ruD,Cd Vanderbilt plan ui
Yesterday meeting - dire tors OF the Nand'".
hilt railroads Total sales today. I3p,w shares.
The movement Ot prices ut railroid bonds was
irregular Total sales, nar ,ine. S.a1o,UNo {.
=. bonds were all UNCHANGED on the last call.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York. Nov. a7.~.flow--NIo,. active and
-trldi,r; Mimi patent, S3..jIi.ln, Wheat
Spot nlu: No. {! trd, >37sc. t. t. b. Ihoat ami
>nH.c. elevator; No, northern Dulutl, clisc.
/. o. b. at'oit Option steady int vcty dull;
closed inm al 'sat4u. net advance; May closed
$3.50: Dee. .H":o, Corn Spot inmi No. :.
,0c. elevation, and .u,4o l. u, h. UHuJt. OPTIONS
rndy .nd elo,cl vr'y i'rn At lsaA.r, net AL
vance May closed G,3s", bee. GSlac. oats
Spol steady: No, 3 i7'ac. No, ,, 47p,: M.
white, ,.c.: No. 3 white. 5io. track mixed
western. i.ieli>'.c., tIack white. iu5tc Op.
tpn market wA> m.lr steady hut dan. Butter
Finn; rr"amciy, l7lsjiac,; factory, l3aliar;
June c,ramory, laa2'r.; imitation creamery,
ii'sn1si&c; state dairy. ijas3o. Ca,'-c-
STEADY: tucr large, sept, HSialO,. intcy
large, sept, D3,ilbr; fancy large, ocl,, ol,a
"ia,.; tInvN small, S'nt., lhi2ai0'4o,: rlipY
small, Snpt., lUiaalo"c.: imrN snail, oct, 81,
lI0a Eggs-fhm; state and rcun3.. a.a!"p,:
Mn.LeIM. !lL2se.: -luLmNlll. 2iAl.o.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Nov, y ', Htlc~- Receipts, 1900 in,
,lndiug 20y westerns; choice, active and strun. +.
pthc,s slow aud weak; good 10 misno. a.. 10,
s.0i; poor TO medium. >I,5,6; -rurkcrs and
feeders, >2aisj; cows, >l,2jti,,5; hciIris, si.5D
ooi oaunt>, 81. lil2a"; bulls. si.idalii; caiyn,,
- Inli; western stCeI,, >.i,Gulj.
Ilogs-Reccirts today, 's,u0o; rday, @r.0Ol;
ictt over 500; : +" 10 cents lower, missed
and butchers, sI.iIai.ri; good 70 choice hclVy,
- GolG.Gj; Iuugi 10 GIir heavy, jt0a5,GD; haht
ssi5.Ii, huls II 5ltpS Si.ttljsi
sl,cp~ Rcr"p,-, 2u,0ip. sheep yui i1nb,,
steady; good 70 choior werhcr' -, ,iOiLai: "oS5.
o,n .Nerp, S,,l3 90: ul'jv" inhs ,2.Su1I.T5:
.wpstn,n llmh.. ierdo.s, Sf.'OlI0S
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philadelphia. Now -Whch-sraoly; con.
,,act grade. Nov. irt.a1'c. Finn, '.c.
higher No. , mixed, Nov,, GSinHo2r Oats
linn; No. white clipped. 5liac. nuttcr--
Finn, hut quiet: fancy western crcsncIN, 2Nr. {:
DO. nearby prints 2oc. Egcs-Fhm; fresh near.
h", 2Sv. do WESTERN. 2sc.; do southwestern,
re. do. southern. 26c Chccsc--Fiim. but
quiet: \. Y. !ll cleans. fancy small, l0&.r. {;
do. do. do, tain to choice. Dlih'2c. Kennel
sugars" Unchanged. Co;Iun-~sCady Live poul.
try--Niict, hut steady; fowls. Slpc.: old Ioo>.
tcls. GdGleC.: chickens, Si"c., ducks. 9alOc. {;
geese. "hloc.; turkeys, "lnr, Dressed poultry
Fair demand; turkeys. lowcl nnhct iihnril
o'aalOc.; Old rooStc,s, .!ac.; chickens, nearby.
ila!@e; western do, ral2c.; turkeys fancy
nearby, i!c; do western. llc.: choice. lor. ::
do. ilir 20 good De-. ordinary. Ia>c.: ducks,
InGl"c IS 10 quality, TlIlow-Frm, hut 'llic; :;
city prime IN ticrcc~, Ga,c, country do. do,
barrels "a6'sc.; do. dark. i'aajfsc.; cakes.
tiac.
i:eccips-Flour. 1000 bnIol>. ana "l&l,Go0
pounds in sacks: wheat. 5000 bushels: corn.
100: oats. n,0b' Shipmcnts--Whc.t. r2,0N
hilShuls con-. $1,000: oats. li.Nm
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market

Chicago, Nuv, H. Grain, cNprlicnrcd dull aud
Gart"w mmkct, -! holiday cR,uactcr today.
December wheat closing i4ua:u. hghcr; Dc,
corn isaIic. mp, and Dec, oats, unchanged, Pro-
visions closed = rhv active uaoc, ljul,lac.
to 2ir. advanced, Cash puU'atol' wcre as
follows:
rlon- STEADY; NJ. smirg wheat, c>a7ai9c, I;
No > red 7ilea;j'4c,' No, olrs, i"I4p; No.
white. ijiilac.; NJ. white, liiaaii'ar F.;
~" I'VE, o0,.; ar 80 choice mailing, 5-u
G2rac, No. I hlN seed Sli&; NJ ! uolthves,
c,n, sl,li; prime timoihv seed. >u, u,!iN.2i; m.ss
pork, Sli.50llt,j; lard, soloh',"5; ,ho,, rib.
SS,ioaSao: dry slltH1 shoulders, ii2l."sc.: ,alr
.leAr .ides 8. liAs. 80: whi,heN. slM
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he Is conductor on onc of The fast
frcights.
Miss Susie Fuller has accepted situ-
alton as booltiiccpcI for \. Il bliss
She was formerly with Allen & 60.
Mr. ana Mrs. Simon Lea are visiting
friends aud relatives at Stroudsburg,
Edward Ithinchari, of Emiru, who
has been visiting relatives here for scy-
cral day. has returned home
My. unh Mrs William KnocllVr ana
family wilt spend Thnnksgiving in Hinp~
hnm,on NJ guests of friends there
Cha,mcer Dsterhout. of Binghanton,
is visiting relatives in Hallstead.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook and Mrs. Carrie
Cook. both ri susquchannu. werc visit
ing at the horne of Mrs. :. u. chase on
Monday,
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Money to Loan.

500 900 10 LOAN--Lowcst rates: -traigl; or
monthly payments. stark & Co.. Traders bldg.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN--Ouicl.
straight loans Building and Loan At
from to per ccnt. Cali on y. y. Waiheg,
3l45li Conncll binding.
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TUNKHANNOCk.

Special t, the scranton Tribune.
Tunishannock. Nov 27.~"Alr. aud Mrs.
William &. klttredge win spend their
Thanksgiving ut the latters old home,
whitehall n. v. Before returning
they will visit relatives in Vermont.
Mark Morgan. II prominent merchant
of Beaumont, was doing business in
town on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Lewis. who has been
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BONDS.
scranton Passenger Railway, III
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected hy II. q. Dale. - Lack.rwinnd Ave.
Reans-'pcr hu-lcl choice marrow, S3,j0as. dn
fiuttcr-Frcsh creamery, ~ aa2jc.: dairy. ii'-li
&c
thCr.r--Ful cream, Iui.al1r.
EG.s--N"lihy state. l4i2ou.
Medium .caus-r0r hu-hci. SIT
Green PclS-pcr bushrl. 81 iOal. II.
finur-ic>t patent. per barrel SAT"
Erans-rcr hushcl. choice marrow. >i,lp
rutators-p"r hush,l. 81
Oninn>-pcI hl-lic| Sl.?jalin.
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ilos ->lcsdy; prime hc5ve,, $5.0mtOj, heavy
ucdinm., ,i,jai.n5i light, Fi.GDa5Gi; h,lvy
ymhcr,, - l5aji0; light do. Sh,lOai,i piSs,
aS a. weight and quality, Sia5.2o; 'onsE|. Sh5J
~. ~
Sheep SLOW; up,l wGihcI. 81 in3&.ap; mi,s
and common, Sla2i yestlipes, S2.5p2.Ti: 'al
rulve- s,NG ~
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In LI,;IirIll; VEIN.

Doctor" said tn" dying editor. Il
have one llst favor to ask OF YOU
.Name it,. said the doctor. Il want
you to attend the editor of the other
paper"
There are too many people VINO viii
not cast their bread upon the waters
unless they are assured beforehand
that it viii come back again in IL few
days Il full-SroWn sandwich all
trimmed with ham. butter and mus
turd, rolled up in II warranty deed for
une~hult OF the earth and a InortGaG"
I'm the other
SOML. SHORTS.
The epidemic OF diphtheria in I.ames-
Loro Is ubating.
The funeral Of Mrs. i'oSkrL uf Dean
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GOOD EiRI WANTED for tcu"r.i hou%l-noIh,
Apply a. 30 Ash street
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II Is pleasant to con-
trast the medical in.
efficiency which said
81 could not b e
cured" with { II {
prompt and perinan-
eut cure effected by
the use of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, This
great medicine for
women establishes
regularity, dries Ell,
feeblirg drains, heals
inflammation and III
ceration and cures
female weakness,
"i take great pleasure
In recommending Dr
Pierce's medicines &c
other suffering women" ("
writes Mrs, Mary Adams
of Grassycrecl, a : j ,
Co, N, { "I had IN
ternal trouble very hadly
until il resulted III nlcer'
OF the uterus, | wa
troubled with il 50 thaI
] did not sleep a nigh
ior seven long wcck-
The doctors said | cuult
moi hc cured, but . com
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Lost-Strayed-Stolen.


rAkl.N fl.pN my promises on the uGn' al E1".
j. nur hlaci aud tan hclelc rabbit h"rnd.
pntc- taking such are known ana nnlr.- ,a'
ruined in tive days win ne prosecuted, Nj. j. T..
Mrrcck
LOST-TWp iuSulanoc policies ot the Connecticut
Mutual tiic Insurance company, made in tUNOi
oI Edward ". D-tGhout, Of D,iRotC, Endrv
win receive coward ny returning 10 hir u'tri.
hout. At punm1Te, or Room N, Price building,
>Crdntui.
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mo need taxing d., rieTcc ) FaVOWlr PROSTITUTION
and Pleasant Pellets After tasiuC tw1 bottles
bottles of l'ayorite Prescription aud two oi
'Goidcu Mcdica, discovery and three yals "a!
pheasant Pellets my cast was cured ! had
,old nv husband that would have 10 die as II
seemed could not live lie told me 10 put faith
X, Dr. pierce's msdieines iur il had cured others
and would cure me SO !. d,d Hnd ~. ahahk ""a
aud your medicine for saving my NE
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, soS large pages, Is sent nee on
receipt O, stamps TO pay expense on
mailing o1 -, Send ; oiie'ceh, stamps
for the b., in cloth binding, or only 81
stamps tC the paper covered volume
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II did not sleep a
night for seven long
weeks

That prolonged period of sleepless,,
ness is most expressive OF the pain and
suffering caused by wornanly diseases
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Oil Market.

un ,ity. Nov 27.,--l'lcdit hatn,cs. Ip. ,,r.
tin,atcs. no bid. shipments, i6,ls3; lyDlr-e, w..
~, Runs i,1HI; average, TG,it&
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Help Wanted-Male and Female

NtNN ASSERS WANTED propositions; ,tl.
any "r commission: 10 work in ciiS. Ndrc''
Boz |. Tribune, scranton.
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NHITl,1Y'S
, NEWS BUDGET
sroRY OF THE SISTER OF John
THE BAPTIST.
Where Orange Flowers Bioomed.
What Killed the Clifford Cow--A
bridegroom May Get Tar and
Feathers Married Thrice in 4
Year.

.r,c,nl T., Tic satanic. Tyry,r..
S,,.,,,b,np, <ny o;.\ iail. n.-
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-, ,.,.,,,,,ii,, ,,,,,otrJ IN. lady "A
i.,.,, ,r ., .t,,,r th,. Euuttst." rhc
,..t,,,,.,,,. ,n,,I,I r,, hcIp laughing
Vn{vru sb,uld say NOT" br said I
guess he's been dead near = hu'''f"
!f"'9 "oN'
riif. SHORT or TT.
N-u,i.,u, i,.,,,nr nf this u,urr. han
,,,,, ,,,u,i,tnL nsucctnr of boilers of
t,,a ,,nio 'rniIr,al system,
w;liin,r l,,stv,ud engineer of tn,
,,, ,,ryino ;n ih, eric sbop. has hclt
the ,,nsi,i,,,, iu,. forty wears.
,,i.. FANNY Snurliy. of Einuramton
will soon conduct ~ 'flhdoo Wet
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Al thn home of the bride, No. / Jack
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marriage. MI. ana MIS-. GURUS nave
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49,, ,>.,-,. ~~~~S>.s>. ~ ~ -
FOR RENI--hlodeln eight room houSe, an m'
piovcincnts. pleasantly situated. 1885 Capo,''c
avenue.
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FoH REN1--i,oom suitable for cairenfot % pih'!
shop, rear no Madison avenue. TIadcis Veal
E.tatc company
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Scavenser.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH htE1Ti.f. REAR 5li LAtKA. AVE
scranton, Pa, manufacturer OF Wire Screens
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-16

cnurcn, ana the canaIDoau cnurcn urav-
els from place to place for the benefit
of such folk. The boat will seat a
congregation Of about 100.
The old chapel Of ease at Tunbridge
Wells has a unique situation. 1t stands
in two counties and three parishes.
When the clergyman leaves the vestry.
he comes out Of the parish Of Frant of
Sussex. If he is going to oficiate at
the altar, he walks into the parish Of
Tunbridge, in Kent. If, on the other
hand, he is going to preach the sermon,
he walks from the parish of Frant to
the parish of Speldhurst on his way to
the pulpit.
The chapel at Milton Bryant is stu
ated in the village pond. The reason
for the selection of this strange site
was because no landowner would
would grant any other position.
The ''windmilr' church near Reigate
Is familiar to London cyclists. Not SO
familiar is the underground church at
Brighton. Owing to some ~''ancient
lights difficulty, the authorities could
not "build up" and as the site was a
! good one they decided to "build down.
London Mail.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-16

our throne had lone HIIIe TO maKo
their office easy or glorious. George Ill
had obscured whatever virtues were
his by an obstinacy of opinion which
lost us a vast colony and which might
we'll have enslaved us to a foreign
power.
George " had died unwept and un-
pitied. AS he had made his distin-
guished office a scandal, as he had
made his throne ridiculous by a deplor-
able levity of taste and conduct, so he
had forfeited the affection Of his peo-
pie and a%lienated their sympathy long
before death overlook him. There
was al individual" proclaimed
The Times but Il few weeks after his
death, less regretted by his fellow
creatures than this deceased king.
What eye has wept for him? What
heart has heaved one throb of unnec-
essary sorrow?" And The Times ex-
pressed in those bitter words nothing
less than the popular judgment
Nor can 1t be said that William "
graced h throne Of Britain. Loved
for his homely virtues, he raised a
smile of kindly contempt by his lack
of dignity and his frank misunder-
standing of kingly ceremonial. On the
day Of his accession he escaped from
his council and was found throwing
shillings to a noisy crowd in a back
street, and never did he acquire the
rudiments of tact which should be the
first wisdom Of kings.-Blackwood's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-16

n of the items on the programme
was Hail, Smiling Norm and of
course Mr.. Reeves was put down for
the solo portion. The chorus consists
OF an echo, and the London agent as
sured the soloist that a satisfactory
choir had been engaged.
The whole matter was settled hur-
riedly. Mr.. Reeves was at first disin-
clined to accept, as other engagements
prevented him from reaching Glasgow
In time for a rehearsal with the choir.
Don't worry about that, my dear
sir" said the agent. "You will find
the choir perfect"
The concert was a success, and in
due course Hail, Smiling NORM" was
called for. When the soloist came to
the lines requiring an echo, he deliv-
cred them in his best manner-"At
whose bright presence darkness flies
away" Imagine his horror when the
echo repeated his words in the broad
est Scotch:
"Flees ava, fees awa'!w
Yet Sims Reeves averred that not a
person In the audience smiled or APP
peared to see anything incongruous.
When he talked over the matter with
a bailie after the concert, the good man
assured him:
That's nothing at all. You were q
little wrong in your pronunciation, and
the echo was correct. You see, it was
a Scottish echo."-Youth's Companion.