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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

ye Miserable Yankee fry says he lake IN
eastern channel he says. There are rocks there
an some sharks he says.
admiral Davis cud not thrust himsilf to
reply in writing. He wint at wanst to call on tn,
gallant an courteous rprisintive " his Majesty.
What passed between the two ENJOYS iv tn wur-
ruld's powers will niver be known. 1t was too
sacred to be repeated It is enough to say that
whin Admiral Davis come firm tn mansion tn
Gov'nor's right eye was black with grief an ne
carrid large an vallyable axe which he was
thryin' to presint to tn Admiral. TIL Constitu-
ton frbids our officers acceptin' presints fr
dom their jooty simply an well. That night,
havin' completed their errand iv mercy, tn,
fleet sailed away, an SO sthrong was tn feelin,
aboord tn ships in TIL harbor that not sound
issued firm thin. Admiral Davis was highly
pleased with tn episode. Those who heerd his
comments 81 ! he is splendidly qualified to fill
Bob Evans's place in tn hearts " tn American
Navy.
can there ye ARE, Hinnissy; another link
forged in tn chain that hooks US up to our
Motherland. It is such occurrences that makes
us know that though sturdy Briton may be slow
in speech, he still cherishes tn proper feelin'
to'rd this country. Betther tn bluff kick in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

tweve-inch shells an shooting thin at tn Gov
nor's palace.
." TIL Admiral proceeded on shore an whit
to make an officyal call on tn Gov'nor. TIL re-
ciption was characteristic iv that old-fashoned
good cheer that commerce an tn greed iv Amer
leans is desthroyin'. TIL Admiral was allowed to
stand i'll tn outside office f'r as long time as
he wanted Thin ruddy, janial face appeared
at tn dure an says: James, tell him I've
gone away to stay till nineteen hundherd an
eight
"Here, Hinnissy, I'd like to read ye sketch
iv this gr-reat man that has done so much to
bind two sister nations in perfect knot an to
show that though blood may be thicker thin
water heads are thicker STILL Sir Aleck Sweat
ingham was born in Fothringham Court Road in
tn year eighteen thirty-four. He was mimber
iv an illusthrees family that had not been out iv
TIL parish fr four cinchries. Arly in life he
showed traits that marked him f'r a diplomatic
career. No wan cud get along with him. At six
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

tn eye thin tn soft answer that turneth away
our wrath an tn kick, in tn eye aftherward,
Aeck has cleared up good NANNY doubts in
my mind iv where we stand. If we're cousins at
all, Jake Schiff an Prisidint Hadley an | belong
to an infeeryor branch " TIL family an ought to
be treated as such. Besides KNOWN how rela
tons act to'rd each other, if I've got to be amy
kind iv relation let it be as distant as possible
I'm sorry they're goin' to fire Aleck. He's
good man who's done something f'r tn wurruld.
Pm sorry fr thin if they fire him, f'r they'll
have to take him home If they want to punish
him they ought to make him perpetchoo Gov
nor iv Jamaica"
"What did they want to sind tn navy If,
anyhow ?" asked Mr.. Hennessy.
"Maybe yere right" said Mr.. Dooley. Il
think mesilf this navy iv ours is gettin' into tn
habit iv runnin' to fires. It's all right to rescue
people firm burnin' buildn', but think I'd
wait till I was asked. Maybe tn man wud rather
be burned to death thin have a cousin rescue him
an have it tn talk " TIL family f'r tin years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

up TIL canal to Ar-rchey Road prepared to hurl
broadside iv overcoats, boots, condinsed milk, an
flannel bandages at our neighborhood. Since
this cold snap set in we've been a somewhat
sthricken community Ourselves.
"Wcll. away wint Admiral Davis an steamed
into Kingston Harbor. an as first aid to tn
injured made scarchlight display an fired tn
customary salute iv four hundherd an eight
guns 1t was arly in tn avenn, an tn Gov'nor
havin' issued proclamatons rellevln' dlsthress
ontil teatime, was enjoyin' a well-arned slumber.
But he got up at wanst an rayturned tn compll-
mint in tn most gracious terms He wrote
note to tn Admiral as follows: Shut up yeer
darn guns an get out iv here. 1e make my head
ache
eth Admiral, bein' Anglo-Saxon firm
Boston. where Jawnny Fitz is Mayor, was much
moved be this delicate complimint, an havin'
fired another salute iv two hundherd an four
guns FIR tn Gov'nors sicrcty an INSTRUCTED tn
band to play Gawd Save tn King he whit
ashore On his way to TIL rooned capital he
came acrost boatload " American citizens
takn' refuge firm a British ship on tn wobbiy
but moro frindly land. TIL feclin' iv tn native
born Anglo-Saxons on boord this ship toord their
cousins was so sthrong an warm that they wud
not permit thin to share TIL rigors iv life on tn
perous waves, with an awful smell iv cookin'
comm firm tn galley an nawthin' to sleep in
but cots. No, Sir. They insisted that they ac-
cept tn hospitality iv neighboring dock, Sir
ALI Jones even pressin' tn hospitality so far as
to threaten to throw thin overheard If they
didn't lave at wanst.
eye may guess, Hinnissy, what sacrifice
our cousins were maxim to men an women that
they'd niver met befure nor hoped to meet again,
but that we're bound to thin be language COM
mon to both, though spoken through different
features iv th' face. FIR tn LUXURIOUS dock was
open to tn gin'rous sun be day an tn kindly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

he kicked a maiden lady who offered him ginger
bread at nine he bit TIL parson who thried to
make him present iv dhrum. Such traits cud
not be lightly pushed aside. ltwas clear that ne
was destined be nature to rule over tn swarthy
thrbcs upon whom alone the sun iv England sets
an sets hard.
While still a mere youth he was dispatched
to tn Island iv Booloojoo, in tn Indyan Sea,
where be soon made name f'r himslf be form
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

tn hospital might be different. ! have great
feelin' Fl human sufferin', an don't know that
don't feel sorrer fr an Englishman in throu-
BILE thin f'r anyywan else I've got to keep firm
laughin'. Besides, if there's wan use I'd like to
put warship to it wud be to make grocery
wagon or an ambulance out " it. | wish whin
tn Prsidint gets through usin' tn navy TO re-
lieye foreign disthress that on'y feels relieved
whin tn navy goes away. he'd insthruct it to sail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

moon De nlSnV, IL
had niver been used
except to store mo-
lasses, rum, an col
ored gintlemen, an
twas swept be ocean
breezes always, be
tn ignoble broom
seldom. Our fellow
citizens we're so
much gratified be
this almost over
whelming outburst
iv hearty old Eng
fish hospitality that
they passed resolu-
tt Oh $ askin' tn
Uni4,d States Gov
ernntnt to land sup
plies IN Kingston be
inclosin' thin in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03
Musings of the Gentle Cynic.

When a man marries widow he must expect
her second mate.
The chronic borrower discovers that 1t is possible
for man to be close you can't touch him.
Great actors must be born and not made; but you
cant convince the press agent of this
You couldn't take the concet out of some men
with a stomach pump
Few men want to die. In fact it's about the last
thing a wants to do.
1t is we'll to be sure you are right. but don't be
II tho photographer took people for what they
are worth he would take some people for nothing.
Naturally girl would rather be beautiful than
intellectual There stupid men In tins
world than blind ones.
1.-THE woman who marries me- remarked
bachelor friend OF nine the other day, VIII nave
to be as big fool am
When man is known as confirmed bachelor
II means that great many girls have assisted at
his confirmation.
Decorated
Robnson-Do you have your house decorated With
green's at Christmas time?
Ferguson-Wel. guess yes. MY wife was
Greene.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

Eh55a ELL, Sir said Mr.. Dooley, /" hand
NlesrSsIM acrost TIL sea has been extended
INiWANMl to us again. We rayceved it I'M
EAWxssSNhssf dher tn ear.
lessas2S2sS "Did ye read about 1T? le
didn't? Well, twas this way. Our fellow-Anglo-
Sa1ons own an island somewhere beyant Cuba
where they raise rum, mollasses, ginger, an nay
gurs f'r tn export thrade. IT'S firm there we
get tn sturdy blacks that may be seen amy day
smoking cigareets an playin' cards while diggln
tn Pannyma Canal. It's valyable little Pearl
iv tn Ant-Hills. and if England had few more
iv thin she'd be broke. Well, tn other day an
earthquake come along an shook it up. 1t
must've been good deal iv jolt f'r almost as
NANNY people were kilt be it as die in this coun-
thry amy cold day firm not havin good enough
shoes. 1t was pretty bad, an we're good
hearted people at heart, dye mind, an ivrybody,
,ven thin unhappy people that can't be sure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

up q tent, starteu
two grocers in bust
ness, an protected a
safe firm bein'
robbed
I" To which Aleck
replied heartily: Il
don't know what th'
divvle We name be a
common language,
but if ye're not out
iv here by noon yell
hear some language
7 n a Us commoner
thin amy liver used
be S h a k e speare,
whoever he may be.
Get out, | say. Chase
ye'ersilf. Beat it to
TIL deep sea. If ye
don't hurry I'll send
a naygur polisman
to run ye in. If amy
safe was took ye
stole it ye'ersilf and
have it hid now in
wan iv ye'er scows.
I've q good mind to
90 aboard an search
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03
Decorated

Robnson-Do YOU have your house decorated with
green's Christmas time?
Ferguson-Well. guess yes MY wite was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

When a man marries widow he must expect
her to be the Captain. At any rate he is merely
her second mate
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-28
The Modesty or Women

Naturally makes them shrink from the
tndelicate questions, the obnoxious ex-
aminatlons, and unpleasant local treat
ments, which some physicians consider
essential in the treatment OF diseases OF
women. Yet, II help can be had, II Is
better TO submit 20 this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
Is that so often the woman undergoes all
the Annoyance and shame for nothing.
Thousand \ot women who have beer
cured bX DIR. Rerce's Favorlto Prcscrip-
ton writA In depreciation OF the cure
which dispehsss>>V(sl the examinations
and local treatmentssS There Is no other
medicine so slre-and- sale for -delleQte
women as "Fayorlte Prescription" IL
cures deblIftatlng drains, Irregularlty and
female weakness. IL always helps. 10
almost always cures. II Is strictly non
alcoholic, non secret, all Its ingredients
being printed on It's bottle-wrapper; con-
talns no delctcrious or habit-forming
drugs. and every native medicinal root
entering into IT'S composition has the full
endorsement OF those most eminent In the
several schools OF medical practice. Some
of these numerous and strongest Of pro-
fesslonal endorsements OF It's ingredients,
will DO found IN pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also In booklet mailed
free on request, by DIR. II. V. Pierce, OF
Buffalo, N. Y. These professional en-
-dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount OF the ordinary lay, or
non. professional testimonials,
The most Intelligent women nowadays
insist on knowing what they take as med
feline instead Of opening their mouths like
a lot Of young birds and gulplng down
whatever Is offered them. "Favorte Pre-
scriptlon" Is OF KNOWN coMrosIrioS. IL
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
DIR. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free
.on receipt OF stamps "a pay. expense Of
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Buffalo, N. V, q one-cent stamps for pa
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II sick consult the Doctor. free OF charge
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DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorats
and regulate stomach. liver and bowels.
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NORTH H00sIcK. N. Y.

Ruth Cannon is on the sick list.
Arthur Russell was 10 town Sunday.
Miss Gray has been spending a week
In Troy.
Mrs Tom Hal! spent Thursday In
Bennington
Mr. Peacock OF Valley Falls was In
town Sunday.
Geo McLeucas goes to Beaver Dam
about April /.
Mrs Haynes aud daughter we're In
Troy Monday.
Mrs Lahaney OF Hoosick Falls was
10 town Friday.
Mr. Searles and wife we're 10 Schagh
ticoke Saturday.
Fred Royce has hired a farm near
Cambridge and expects TO move his
family soon.
Mrs Andrews and Mrs Bennett OF
SALISBURY visited their sister Mrs
PeacocS Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Potter OF willlamstown
are visiting their daughter Mrs Arthur
Milliman who IL still unable 70 be out.
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CORSET

Mrs verchereau OF New York was q
guest OF Mrs Charles Kent this week.
Charles Peck has moved to the east
road to place owned by Il II. West.
Mr. and Mrs George Lille have NOV
cd from the west road TO South Dorset.
The first sugar social OF the season
was held Monday evening at the
Grange.
The faithful old family horse belong
ing TO Deacon Gilbert Sykes died sud
denly Sunday.
Nearly all sugar makers have tapped
out ard are busy In the manufacture
OF Vermont's sweetest product.
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Gil.
bert will be at home this week from
Smith college for the Easter vacation.
Our genial friends. Mr. and Mrs Jos.
eph DeVean, have returned from New
York where they passed the winter.
John whitcomb and wife have nov
ed from the Hollow TO the tenement
owned by f. +. Gilbert on the west
road.
Prentiss Kent Is at home for few
days from the Albany hospital where
he has been under medical treatment
for the past three months.
Fred Burroughs who is sick at Man
chester is reported improving. His
mother has gone there to take care OF
him until he Is able 10 be brought
home.
Mrs Armstrong who has made her
home with Mrs Graham has been taken
from there to the family OF VIM Gran
dali where she will be cared for In the
future.
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r.nnI- rieIs clear For Gould.

LONDON. March ~. - Eustacc II.
Miles has decided not TO defend his
title To the international amateur court
tennis championship In the tournament
which Is 10 begin here April -. The
withdrawal u Mr.. Miles u regarded
M leaving the field clear 10 Jay Gould.
Jay Gould left New York last Tuesday
10 play In the London tournament.
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w0oDFoRD.

Pretty good sleIghing In the city yet
o. Il. Hill has recovered from his
illness.
T. Mallory has returned from a
business trip 10 White Greek.
Mrs Fred Bowles Is a guest OF rela.
lives and friends 10 Bennington.
The YPScE will have q maple sugar
social at George W. Knapp's Saturday
evening.
The lumbermen have In good stocks
OF logs and the mills will soon b. whir
ring full blast
Mr and Mrs +. L. Stone Of Benning
ton, II. l.. Weld, Mrs j. r. So ith and
:. NJ. Bowles were guests sunday or
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Stone.
Snow Oh the mountsins has not melt
ed much yet and the streams are Low.
Within 4 few days there will b. a rush
OF waters.
Mrs John Belrose IL staying few
days with her parents In South Shafts
bury after undergoing treatment at The
Samaritan hospital ia Troy.
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HoosIcK. N. Y

Mrs Joseph Nef returned from Ar
lington Monday.
Elmer mealio returned from Troy
Sunday evening
Mrs Harry Rudd Is confined to the
house with tonsilitis.
Misses Alice Clapper will move into
her residence April !.
sir and Mrs Ralph Haswell OF New
York are visiting relatives here for q
feS days.
Mrs Albert Marshall IL confined 10
the house by Illness DR. Donnelly Al.
tends.
Andrew williams who has been con
hned 10 the house with grip Il able 10
be out again.
Master Albert Marshall has been con
fined TO the house viii the mumps for
the past week.