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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12
HI E II MIN MAT " r E
ny LUCY VAUGHAN FOWLER
copyrighted 1895, By The authors Publishing Conp1R

The Reverend Houghton flung down
his pen and threw himself back In his
chair, utterly weary and Respondent
Its all of no use" he said, aloud, Il
can deceive myself no longer; | have
neither heart nor inclination for the
work"
Outside he could just see the girlish
figure OF his wife, half hidden in the
folds of a large hammock in which
she was reclining: then, as if she had
heard him, the words of hymn she
was singing fell in apt reproof upon
his ear.
The sweet voice died away, and an
expression Of sadness came over the
bright upturned face, he had listened
breathlessly while she sang. for he
loved her with a depth of feeling
amounting almost to idolstry; and yet,
although she WAS his wife. she was az
a stranger To him. She had opposed
their marriage till the very day on
which II had been solemnized, but he
had not known IL until the ceremony
was over-then, with burning cheeks
and dark, defiant eyes. she had told
him plainly that she hated him
The revelation made, Cecel had
swept scornfully out Of the room, and
left her husband with his bright
dream Of love and happiness shat
tered. Six months had passed, and
during all that time they had lived
together as mere strangers, treating
each other with rigid politeness when
the demands Of social life or church
work required them 10 be present to-
gether at some entertainment or meet
ing.
AS he sat looking at her now and
noted the sad expression on her face.
he longed TO go TO her. but he dared
not Then Strengthening himself, he
took up his pen again, and resolved
that for her sake he would perseyere
Before he begcn again he glanced once
more at her. and started to his feet,
Tor large tears were standing In her
eyes. and she was trying to look
through their binding brightness at a
miniature which she held in her hand.
He wondered vaguely whose IL was,
and spasm OF jealousy smote him
as he saw her press IL passionately TO
Ler lips and then place II in her bosom
He turned away-the pen fell unheed.
ed from his hand, and his resolve was
completely forgotten. In an agony OF
dispair he threw himself on a couch.
worn out as he was. from loss OF sleep
and long nervous strain. his eyes
gradually closed, and his troubles we're
drowned In oblivion. II was evening
when he awoke. He tried to recollect
how he came to be sleeping there AT
such an hour, when suppressed sob
at the foot Of the couch caused him To
look in that direction. There, crouch
ed upon the floor. was Cecel. Instant
Iy the events of the morning came
crowding to his mind; but instead OF
scorn or anger, he felt only pity for
his wife. He determined that some
how, in some way, she should be free:
he despised those who sought divorces.
and never before had he been aDie 10
imagine any case which might be con
sidered pardonable; but IL was differ
ent in their case; she was bis lawful
wife to be sure. but more than that
she was not, ana she must be free-es
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

upright in an instant, while with a
deep flush covering brow and neck she
stopped hastily and picked 1t up. AS
she raised herself. her eyes encoun.
tered his--they were fierce and deter
mined. He had forgotten his resolu-
ton TO free her--forgotten everything
but the pain which nearly stihed him
and made him furiously angry at her
now. Give that 10 mel" he com
mauded.
Instantly she Strengthened. her dark
eyes looked coldly and calmly into his.
Never" she answered. briefly. and
with heightened color. but no other
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12
Marvels cf Spider Life.

Tremendous SPIDERS can be seen in
the forests OF Java, the webs OF these
creatures being SO strong that 1t some.
times requires knife To cut through
them. A Texas spider weaves a bal.
loon four feet long and two feet wide.
which is fastens TO a tree by a single
thread. then marches on board with its
little ones, cuts the thread. and away
goes the airshlp to some distance
place to make a new home.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12
shooting Croeoalles py LampIiaht.

In the West Indies crocodiles are
often shot at night. The hunter, with
a lantern. sits in a canoe IN one OF
the creeks which the crocodlles infest.
The crocodiles are attracted by the
light and swim toward the canoe
Their eyes shine out in the darkness
and form good targets for the hunters
bullets Sometimes dozen crocodiles
are shot in q night.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

Mr.. Jacob Fleig writes from ~ Sumner
avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y:
liam now q new man AZ the age of
seventy.6ve years, thanks 70 your
wonderful remedy Peruna. Jacob
FIeig.
Catarrhal Inflammation OF the mucous
lining OF the kidneys. also called 'Bright's
disease" may be either acute or chronic.
The acute form produces symptoms Of such
prominence that the serious nature Of the
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

When tho day lies hushed and s.lent,
on IT. western bier az rest.
4 I'd the night. In robes Of darkness
waiting earth hath sofsly dressed;
Then, mo thinks. from out the shadows
By the breozes waited near,
Come the voices long remembered.
Voices from another sphere.
And my soul holds solemn converse
with those spirit realms OF joy,
Where, we trust, no SORROWS enter
And no fear can bliss alloy.
And my heart stands stlll 10 listen
To the whispers from afnr
OF the loved ones. long emUl 1bered
b.ow beyond the cleaning STAR
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12
Between London and Brussels.

The telephone line between London
and Brussels is 244 miles long. The
overhead portion on the English side is
ninety-seven miles long and that on
the Belgian side Is ninety-three miles
long. The submarine cable runs from
St Margaret's Bay to La Panne. and
has q total length OF fifty-four miles
II Is. therefore. the longest submarine
telephone cable In operation.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

disease is at once suspected, but the chrseSs
variety may come on so gradually and IN
sidiously that its presence is not pnspeeasx
upon its victim.
At the appearance OF the FIRST synpsoue
Peruna should be taken. This rencedv
strikes at once at the very root of the asS~
ease.
A book on catarrh sent free by TSS
Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus, o.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

who has
l.
following 1888
Perura Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Genffemen-"La 4 caught
tie In kidneys and affected
remedies largely advertised bur did
of foremen told of the help received
Peruna In q similar and
indeed blessing
seriously
bottles
hreeno sslar1"-JOHN SHRAHAM
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

Pittsburg. Pa, special: A skim con
tanning FIVE Hungarian laDOrers was
swept over the Springdale dam near
Colfax Station in the early morning
fog and four OF the occupants wers
drowned.
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Four Are Killed.

Raleigh, N. c., Nov. s.-while ~
funeral party was crossing the main
line OF the Southern railway at Glass
Station, N. c., q train struck II aDs'
four were killed.
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Stops the Cough ana
Works on the Cold
native Bromo Quinine TabletA Price &c

Beware of the man who offers YOU
advice at the expense OF mutual
friend.
In Russia the consumption Of brandy
is about six quarts per head per an
NUN.
Only the unworthy cause will use
unworthy means
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

free as before her marriage-he would
tell her-tell her now--but, o heaven!
what a sacrifice!
"Cecel."
She started to her feet with a cry,
20 Nell, are you awake at last?" Her
face was flushed with crying and
tears stood in her eyes and dampened
her cheeks. She had never called him
ny his Christian name before. and
something like a thrill passed through
has frame as he notes the change
then something dropped 20 the floor.
1t was the miniature. lie was sitting
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

Springfield Mass, Nov. 3.-In -
dght over a game OF craps, Arthur Do
ford struck Tony Pepo q blow on tie
solar plexus and Pepo died almost h
startlv
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

lam sure Pisos Cure for Consumption saved
nv life three years ago.-Mrs THos. Robbins,
maple street. Norwich, ~ y. Feb. IL. 1901
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

To neglect politics for private inter
nsts n as base as 10 manipulate them
Tor the same reasons.-Ram's Horn.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

II It wasn't for the weather lots OF
people would have no excuse for talk
ing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

IL you wish beautiful, clear, white clothes
use Red Cross Ball Blue. Large o.
package, cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup
For chdren teethlng, Softens the gums reduces To-
nAmatOn allays pain, cures wind collie 2Jc bottle.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

Fame and fortune are the fruits of
fTugality,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12
CaPSICUM VASELInE|

trUT Up ~ ooLLkPsIBLE TUBEs)
substitute for and supeTioTto mustard or n.y
other plaster. and will not blister the most
delicate skin. The psin-allaying and curaIfrs
qualities 81 this srti6e are wonderful Ia wil1
stop the toothsche at once, and relieve bad
ache and sciatica. WeTecommend IL as the besa
and safest external counter-iIritant known sbs
as an external remedy for pains in the chesa
and stomach and all rheumatic, neurslgic RnA
equity com plain,s. A trial will prove what 90
claim for IL and IL will be found to be invalu~
able in the household. Many people say ia -
the best OF all your preparations" Price NJ
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will send you a tube by mail No article ahorA
be accepted by the public unless the SANE
carries our label as otherwise IL is not sennins
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OUR HOLIDAY PRICES

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

To conceal truth Is to conJral the
heart.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

Y. N. u.-oETRoIT-No. 4e-tsox
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-12

IL Cures Colds, Coughs, Bore Throat, Group. fsas.
enzA Wbooping Cough, Bronchitis and AstAs.A
A certain cure for Consumption IN frst s,Asna.
snd cure relief In advanced stages, Tee at sseaL
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Avn Indiana Lady Tolls of. a Wonderful cure; -

there IL anything which
advice write
IA
Ills Address
and always helpful
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rRoeaAm PRESTON COUNTY
y ; AsscciaiIen 10 be Held In NJ. T.
Church nj Terra Alta August
4 and 5, 1908.
TUESDAY ArrRRNooS AUG. 4

TUESDAY AFrERNooS AUG. A.
800 p. m--Prayer and Praise Service. DR..
j. L. B Jones.
s'io-~why am here2(onc minute speeches
from delegates and greetings from,
schoolsj
ago business session. Roll call OF
Schools
$40 The Primary Work and Workers.
Mrs NJ. w. Buch. State Primary Sup,
Wheeling.
400 -Address-our Text Book and how
to use H. Rev. w. {. Cunningham.
Terra Alta
4 80 -Fellowship meeting and assignment
OF Delegates in charge Com. on en-.
tertainment
EVENING SESSION
o;oo-Song service chorus choir aud
Orchestra. DIR. ]. l.. -. ZONES. Bring
your songs books.
Jurisdiction by male quartctte-saye
the boys for they are drifting
Paper-The Greatness OF the S. s.
work. Miss Ivy Candy. independence.
Address-couniy Organization. w. c.
Shaffer.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. &.
s:3o--Meeting Of nominating committee
o:oo--Devodonat
q 7o-conference of Superintend cnts aud
Teachers
Io;oo-tlow to Prepare a Lesson. w. c.
Shafcr.
Io:7c-Next Sundays Lesson Taught. DR..
JIM King Kingwood.
10 :so-Election OF officers
II oo-The Normal Dept. Rev. l.. Z Peters,
State Supt. Normal Department.
:3o-Enrollment OF Delegates.
II;4o-Round Table for county and district
officers and all School Supt and
Teachers, conducted by General Secy.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I:3o-Meeting OF Executive Committee with
newly elected officers.
7'oo-Devotional. Rev. Curry.
7;2o-Reports OF committees.
a;3o-The consecrated Teacher. Rev. w.
II. Miller.
3;oo-Primary Hour. In charge Of Miss
Bonafeld. Mrs. Buck and Mrs Lenhart.
Parents invited to bring all the child.
rem to this service.
4oo-The Teachers Opportunity Miss
Luna Hartley, Masontown.
;3o-The Spirit Witnessing through the
word. Rev. j. II. Koch. Aurora.
EVENING SESSION
s;oo-Song service. DR.. ]. l.. b. Jones.
Selection--Male Quartctte.
Observation-Disclosures Through the eye.
General Sec'y.
observation-disclosures OF Success in S.
S. work, Hon. a. G. Hughes.
What have learned from this conven.
ton. The entertainment committee consists
Of ID. { Diamond. Miss Edna Mayer and
Mrs. Jennie Miller. They are preparing
to entertain delegates from every school in
the county. Send your name at once.
Each school is entitled to two delegates
in addition TO the Pastor and Supcrinten.
dent.
Send your dues as cents for country and
so cents for town schools to ID. ]. Gibson
Treasurer, Newburg
Send your reports to Mrs. G. a. Herring.
Sec'y, Kingwood
II. c. HOWARD. President.
Mrs. G. A. HERRING, Secretary.
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NEW PRIVATE CAR.
senator Davis New Car Graeeland.
Arrived Here Sunday. from the
Chicago shops.
Flom The EIklns Inler.Mountaln.

4
"Graceland" the elegant new
private car of Senator Davis, arriv.
ed here Sunday attached to the
Grafton train. 1t was built es-
pecially for the Senator in the
Chicago shops and is one Of the
handsomest cars in this section.
When the West Virginia Central
was sold to the Wabash people, the
private car "West Virginia." which
had been in use by Senator Davis
for number of years, went with
the property. The new car, how
ever, is quite an Improvement over
the old one. 1t is "a feet long over
The platforms and is modern in
every respect. 1t is arranged with
view to the greatest comfort and
convenience. 1t has at one end a
large observation room with two
double berths, and an observation
recess-pla,form over six feet wide.
AT the other end of the car is the
dining-room, thirteen feet long.
This arrangement provides an
observation-room at either end of
the car, so that it is not necessary
to turn the car, which often is very
announcement to do. There are two
large bedrooms with double brass
beds; kitchen larger than is ord
inarily found in private car;
separate toilet room and room for
the porter. The car is handsomely
finished in the finest grain quarter
sawed oak, and highly polished.
There are Accommodations for sleep.
ing nine people, besides the porters.
The general color scheme of the car
is green. The dining room, how
ever, is in Victorian red. The
chairs are wicker in both the obser
vation-rOom and dining room. The
car is fully furnished throughout with
linen, silverware, glassware, etc.
The car has six steel tired wheel
Pullman trucks. 1t has been named
"Graceland" after the Senator's
home place, which name was
originally selected as compliment
to his daughter, Mrs. Lee.
The car is marked Goal and
Coke Railway Company" and is
part of the equipment of that line.
1t is an indication of the importance
which this new road will soon have.
and we hope it will not be long
before the car "Graceland" will be
taking Senator Davis and his friends
from Elkins to Charleston.
The "Graceland" made its maid
en- trip yesterday. taking Mrs. John
DAVIS and family to Cumberland.
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Elkins was honored Tuesday even
ing by brief visit from a party of
distinguished people. George ].
Gould, the great railroad magnate
made his FIRST trip over the West
Virginia Central & Pttsburg Rail
way.
With Mr. Gould we're President
Joseph Ramsey, Jr., of the Wabash;
A. c. Bird, vice president of the
Wabash and Missouri Pacific; f. T.
Jeffrey, Of New York, president of
the Denver & Rio Grande and Rio
Grande Western; Russell Harding,
of st. Louis, vice president and
general manager of the Denver &
Rio Grande and Rio Grande West
ern; George P. Butler, of Butler
Bros. & Co., New York Railroad
financiers; Benjamin Nicho1l,
Morristown, N. T., the noted polo
player, and close friend to Mr..
Gould, and II. J. Booth, general
traffic manager of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie. The party is travelling
in three private cars. George Gould
occupied his famous and palatial
$4,000 car, Wabash, while Joseph
Ramsey was comfortably located in
beautiful Atlanta coach that cost
something like 500, 900. The other
car was a handsome specimen and
the crowd that waited at the depot
until the arrival saw more than their
expectations.
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DONSEgS DISCOVERY.
lie Makes Great Addition TO Natural
History by Playing 10 a Lobster.

Mr.. Bowser had been home for a
couple of hours and eaten his din
ner without bringing forward any
thing to startle Mrs. Bowser, when
the basement bell rang and the cook
brought up covered basket left by
a boy.
"You certainly haven't been get
ting another cat or rabbit" queried
Mrs. Bowser, as she turned a shade
paler.
"Not hardly" he replied. "Be-
fore showing you the contents of
this basket wish to talk with you
a minute. You know I belong to a
natural science club11
eyes, l know, and you went out
into the country once to see il cows
slept standing up"
'.Whati What's thatp / never did
such thing, and you know i'll"
"Then 1t was to see if possums
went to sleep with their tails curled
over limb, l know you were gone
all night and came home all tired
out"
"Never, woman-neverl Do yon
take me for born fool1 / was 60
ing to tell you what l had in the
basket and explain an experiment
was going to make In behalf of nat.
ural history, but now I'll be hanged
If dol If had your disposition
I'd go out and hang myself.
Mrs. Bowser apologized. 1t must
have been some other man who
went out to see about cows and
possums some Yale or Hazard pro-
fessor. She didn't mean to be sar-
castle or impertinent, and if he
would forgive her and 60 ahead he
would have no further cause to
complain. 1t took several minutes
for the red to die out of his face
and his feeling to become placid,
and then he opened the basket and
pointed to large live lobster. 1t
had been procured from a fish mar
ket, and was resting on a bed of
seaweed.
'1s-is it for breakfast" she ask
ed.
"Of course not. 1t is to expert
ment on, and shall write a,paper to
be read before the club. hope to
settle a much disputed question
within the next hour. SIEVE raj
years ago French naturalist an
nounced that the lobster was suscep-
tible TO music, and that he had at
tracted them to shore in large num-
bers by playing on the mouth organ.
He was at once ridiculed and boot
ed at, but / have been appointed a
committee of one by my own club
to investigate and report. have
here lobster, / also have mouth
organ"
"And you will play the mouth
organ while the lobster dances1"
Mr.. Bowser's ears twitched and
his neck Redeemed up, but he swal-
lowed the lump in his throat and
replied:
al shall play the mouth organ
and observe what effect it has on
the specimen before US. You and
the blamed old cat will keep quiet
for a minute. l will begin with
something sad at first"
He lifted up the little musical in.
strument and began the air of "The
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A BRIEF CHRONOLOGY OF POPE LEO KIM.

Born al Capneio. March 1910
Entered College at Rome, 1874
Maicuaed at Gregoran University Observation-Disclosures
Entered College at Noble Ecciesiastics ....iSsa
Appointed Domestic Preae by Gregory XvI........rSs7
Referendisry to Court Of Signature March 10 1877
order oil ffies'hood conferred December 1877
Apostolic Delegate Benevento 1Sa7-tsAt
Governor OF spoieto rS4I-I843
rapa' Nuncia al Brussels. IS45-I845
Made Archbishop of Perugia
Created Cardinal. December "a
aoe .ara"a eamerenso' July, 1877
ERECTED rope. February 1873
Revived Roman Catholic Hierarchy in Scotland a. 1878
Encycca condemnng Communism, Socialism Nhsm
Encycca against Heresy Socialism November r 1872
Neeosnl~e" OhV ia October 7,
Encycca condemning Liberalism. November O. 1855
Celebrated Golden Jubilee
Neeora'eu 1rand jubilee
Encychca on Socialism and Labor May 70, 1891
Celebrated Episcopal Jubilee. Febru,,v
issued Appeal to England for Reunion of chrsendom April 1894
Celebrated Sxeh Anniversary His February "a Soo
declared 1900 Year of Universal Jubilee. May J. 1900
ned Consto and Created Eleven New Cardinals June TO- 1903
Celebrated Nineieth Birthday March 700
Deo In Iils 94n year. Monday, July 100,
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(:atarrh Of the stomach.

When the stomach is overload ed when
food is taken into IL that fails 10 digest, IL
decays and inhames the mucous mem.
bTane. exposing the nerves. and causes the
glands to secrete mucin instead OF the
natural juices OF digestion. This IS called
Catarrh of the Stomach For years suf-
tered with Catarrh OF the Stomach caused
by indigestion. Doctors and medicines
failed to benefit me until used Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure.-J K. Rhea. Coppell, Texas
Sold bv Kingwood Pharmacy Dr VIM. NJ.
Dent & Co NeWbnrR.
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HARDWARE.
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MAMMOTH LANES.

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Lamps with shades and hangers
suitable for stores, churches, school
houses, halls, only $500.
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CHINAWARE.

Vegetable dish inch, beautifully
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only ~ cents.
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S. S. S. being a stricI
Stomach and digestion,
under its tonic effects.
advice free. Book on b
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WOMEN'S CLOTHING.
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We keep full and complete line,
Suits, Skirts, Underskirts, Shirt
Waists and Wrappers.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Someryille Mills, Blue Serge Suits,
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Some make shonpants, only s. 90.
CHILD's CLOTHING.
Norfolk suits for little fellows,
only $500.
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Arbuckles Coffee only 10 cents ID.
Other Groceries as low.