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The entire neighborhood had lonjs
since decided that Mrs Brcnnan'f
youngest hopeful would close his enrtli
ly career through the unwelcome at
tentiom of tin* proverbial hangman.
Magtrie Brenuan aged fifteen. was a
popular employee at Johnson's elgnt
iPartory Young Dan was a district
messenger l>oy. and oven little .Tennb
earned ofld pennies by cnrlnc for thf
wore Hilled awny to lllwitltp, fu
Hilt from th. dsn that' the "K!&
r hge 'of tffhe months, tkafl
Wr '?»* y.'-•;*».. flt.- hid
'H -i v - ,
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m % ».w««r :■■■•! n.-r m «Iris
w !« h t»« 112 ■ t »*l wiit. «»!»!
let -•* r . ».r> atiunir t!i««
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th» rli TTitb
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ha;-; ' <J 1 si- had p'an
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As,; j. -i of Vii .4 lljchtniniC and
a «hr:'l f-u t
112 <•: I had a
fc*r ' ••»! Alxl pOKIKt
(MM stii; etaqpei in h>4 amis. Thwe i
wast.-> iii -":• • lor an
1- . . - • - d ih ti tl row open
th* door
Tw<i xr<ir!.<-'i <~roU''lio<l In Ihf
' . -- * . - !
ibweo r- -d up t«« h«*r «-Hx>w and b«-r
apr.»n t *1 «»v«*r r1 • :«d Th«- otb
*r * •- - a?«•! D.i y and fair to
look up- o < vpn ill ' ,or fripht
Tb»*y ro«- and fawl tl# sodden vision
in tb" d'H.rw;iy.
Tb«- oi-h-r ■ -th -n i'a •• <• a *•« r»•;«rn. half
of i •" if !
"V- nit' Hid! Wher< did yo foind
hln.?" T! < *t. w h'Mit waiting for n-ply,
sh<-.!• rl ! -i<<p iijt child f«<nn<irls- I
wold K an ai I f'-ll to wi ping and ovr
ovr him in true Irish fa*b !
too
Tin u*.;. t< < lat< r tb<* stonn died
down as d< n'y a- it bad ris< n. and
Mr< Br»»nna:i •! ij**r "Kid," duly pro
fhh-li tv Tii ar far« v <•«* v <-nding tb«'lr
toward ti.' -t trolley Hnr
I ■
Tlx- yotiiis' r woman ti 11 stood at tli<
1 window, starlnc out upon tlio wood!
¥ wliioh hung heavy wl h moisture. Slit
2 tapptal lid iin_'<'rs moel'auioaily on tb<
6 wiudi'\\ pain-
X"I had t'ouo over to Mi- Bivnuan '■
5 f.ii a shirt \Naist I needed," sin- r.-
y markoil vuddculy. a- ii sin- ft-li that at
6 exptannti i was t>bligatory» "and sin
K was it.ii !• <Tazj al til tho 'Kid.'
¥ felt s-o - i \ for her. and we kept walk
2 ing and walking, and every one bin
u seen the little h y, they said, and wt
followoti tin* trail till we got here
s She turned suddenly and faced (Iris
1 wold, who was regarding h. r anxious
: I ; :ra-t i - i:.. a \
i. pleading face and his geUcrally do
a moralized attire was ludicrous. Tin
r departing "Kid" hud left ns memento!
•I of his short stay 1 ; l»era 1 stains of lico
ricpifed tntid on t »rN\-old's soft flanne
suit. One grlniy hand had evWentlj
Tdttnd a tvstfftg place on .tack's smootl
"Meta TTanis stoj>ped ISttghtflg an<l
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tSw <er ■» W y w «' 4a"l
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t«ti
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| Jica Vv -V," ti.*" h* i<v If I»i
I hN»* haw th# *wtr*vt tMfewpr lh»« t«*««v
I »han hiw »•> ia*.» i y-ta *
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| Uk hkttev-M ity ,n I ♦« '
f~k 4<m4M)| »>a a»»' »th «w
ITVy ItoM*."
Ih ti* hf*vj I «%l r\vry
ISkc tvahl TV t«*cc* t v«y w th#
l*. Va \«*i,
X»l »•< tv«i otn I *Wr«
* ili i« tat* cut In the «M-c
Iwtth a vt-Att v hiktfe at>* wt t<< h«vt,
Th«" }s*ly i* *«' i U *1 Tl# I
it j „ ..•■ : -
> rMtnanl ?»« aw what hithh it has
s innriol it, Thr l»:tiaka lie
Ifutw fiat# vf 1 1v >« I nut
s »:.» •
IIkI »i . t Thr
«aVh«l wry <K»«ly. f\<r tMiat met
th*y |> ,» \rry rk.H- »' tfvthrT.
r«h W trwd hti r. Ka*~h »>ttr
p«t* ' tl ■* I;;- • as it my I- nt*
■s tlvrr are ytar- in l« r hf« tluit is.
If Mary i> litttw* -l»- put- SP.vu k» i r
iH'ls in tfc> |»« in*r ami l» Ws »t t«tr two
c. nut« s «»vrr th** lirr Thro she n
» to thr |«t|« i »tk) tit <-» «»Ut th#
k#rtH-|* Tln t -««!»«• al! « Isr Il i' S it.
Th* 1 uumhrr * 112 t ltil<- p |>|itil kernels
In !i ot»r'- r t- lis in h<>w many
y» ar- a happy marrt.. awaits her.—
Journal Jutlior.
Trrth mi! Nntnl vrrtlrr.
"th* «.f tt.»* n "-t nti-nt modifications
of Itr - -h naval rules c<>\. rns llir tn»s|-
hal t\ ai nations •>f cand dat« < for •n
--listuirut. Thr n-trletioas arr made
vvw, ••-jH.ially :in r»canls the
(\kuditiou of their twth. The reason
for this va-ily- , \|ilain«'d. in
ly >-! i t < rii -• sat :i work the crews
are l. t >» • !'?• ti ( j • llcl to subsist
til»»n «»< a i: 1 upi "H.ilt jnnk" and
"har<l ta> k as nti • days of the ships
of a • nip' 112 (-rations asro. There
fore the ipn'stiuM . 112 absolutely sound
t««th nixl all of the teeth is not of so
niui'h imp' rtatn-c now that soft hrt ail.
fr<-s|i iiM-at or • auued im at and vege
tahl. - form tl ■ t a <>r i >irtion of the
f> •d at -t I'rov .ded that a man has
a snf!. tit mini! r< 112 t. otb ami of fair
'pi.ility in 1 sin ad for the projter mas
tlcati<iti if onlinary food, if he is suita
ble In oti > r r«-pe< t<. he will not be re
jected
"fan's lin*n of lllnrK*.
Between twenty one and thirty a
man is ill ti\e and a half days a year
on an average, and lietween thirty and
forty aeveii days In the next t* n years
le- loses eleven days annually, and be
tv.t-en fifty and sixty tv.«nty days.
Thf of Lonir Life
t'onsists in keeping all the main or
tr-tn* "112 the Inmlv in b- althy regular ae
i tion and in ijutckly destroying deadly
i dis»»a«e germs. Klectrie Bitters regulate
1 Stomach Liver and Kidneys purify the
blood, and give a splendid appetite.
They work wonders in curing Kidney
Troubles. Female < omplaints. Nervons
Diseases < n-tipatiou I.)y-pep-ia. and
Malaria Vnroron- health and strength
always follow tie ir u-e ( inly siic, guar
ante'ed by I'hulcs & Co. druggists.
J : HIGHWAYS OF EUROPE.
I c '
Frjinre Lcniln In Synloiti fJniitllnu
nvul Mnlnt«'nai»ee.
II Two hundred y. ar- ago Englund bai
the worst roads in the world becaust
the peasantry living o'i the roads alont
were required to work thorn, says tin
" American Asphalt Journal. In speak
' lng of them Maeanlay says "that i
route connecting two great towns wlilcl
x bavt> a large and flourishing trade wit!
each other should be maintained at tin
' | cost of the rural population scattered
between them is manifestly unjust. I
was not until many toll bars had beet
violently pulled down, until the troops
bad In many Instances been forced t<
'' net against the people ami until mucl
blood had been shed that a good systen
was Introduced."
F.vory class now contributes to tin
' maintenance of the road system In Eng
land The French have probably tin
\ most efllen nt law- and regulations it
' tlio world for the building and repair
lng of highways. The minister of pub
lie works b s the general superintend
ottoo of all road • ami ways by land aw 1
1 by water. There are four classes ol
. ..ju, *kj;- , A '»
H.<« i« * »r-
Irt «j<i'iMV VfHtiv vwtt ihr ana.
T»«.' wjk ■>» vrsjt t« bait taaatu.
HtJ t;>, ihnih
h>* 't te I'tJ *AK .y Hu k TVtsd tuAt
shesihl i«xs a» iwuay
h<wa Ma thr «««ishi«M as Many
WMWfc** *r» warty na tad -!>• m 4 kt»«oa it.
Tlw? *i»nH the *«••»* t»e vwt vt tbr*
htw thry a>«> *» K ti<r.k rmrry s ,»-
% i-h . -1 - —A !«
k*vj> "112 :he m'*|i-« and J*t aw»t p>»-
t*«t ;aafrw-fc.v -• s.i I-<i t«
thm» **!■» a-t. l K *w»\ asst' •h ■» .- fal
a>-w Is t » t j n» chna«>* aU t*» x
•»1 s (j* -dor y i •->
«t »i\ «*rr« < ct*i hi ps* w- al. ha i»>
Thr s«kl«ht avsdd Hr a p<t«M »sa
»Wor Ma th# tma^-fo«t&aith<ak.
Ha» ft* Irll "»»%■
TIH .* «»# rri# «."• hy * «*0
!»>«« i«th#Ay «• aa—hn—ai ait
a x aaJl" - a. * h.>wrr £ '.. hi
ar# »hfi*. tt«<l r Mb «* y«a
VMKx< a t««iWw»4 a»4 at# att aj-t
«rfl (taw It t» h>«k +M la ItaimaH
w. 'je thr #. v. • t« .-f the r- •«*;» -
#fc the r«*«tr»ry, w I |w-4 ,-s » •}, at
t*ie - v - - 4 • ri-t* - -tl
#r twt caHnl the «haMB twt Take half
aa .* >«. |' 1 S * - dry v • - ia *■*>.»
aal hd it «th the »«hM> ■**- If th#
*\*-«ir rf the ««!*"• < laac** t»» * l«lu:-U a#
Mart t.aca-. It * n hdxat*that
ns fna£: are * .1# ,112 lae *«•-
K<« | ;>srtro? ww- r i. -tt )-> ik» 4ar.
I*
SVART VILLINERY
a*t« \rr a> »■<. t I*l *«< l t rtw»M
taarM*ll)»
Hat* at# h<w art lart* IttaMd
trS'h feathrf* |vtmM relrrt. .hant-l
ly and IrHh N > tww hat* are
•hkr. Nt the diiihuahlihf hpa'vire t«
a *vjt, <twt»sl r<fi-1 rv«Hi In thw*
?r aH »' «,«• -*« h • r chtly t*» l<#
rww-xh-tvsl tnihw n*ade.
Th»" lath- ,> tt»er<d hat* arr
it"l ntwrh w«>m IV traxrlinc hat*
nr |v 1 t s ~n " d.-» k a*
nv-ll a> vrry pah- -ba»h N v IV tntir
*; - s »!«•> - v v fa- inat'nc than
»v> r tn thr pah eoh<*v < s»- ally Cray
It »* * 112 , - *r t ■ rv«>>f.«rr,
litd th \ litth' -trap tn thr Mint#
fNt thr hat # in h |«iw« «\tw th>
r"tthf at ttw- Kt. i, « 16 a tiny »•*»!
•- |; • r s Nr to H a
kl,a|r - th> I' v Vnrpxu IV l»r«
h «t*tt«ht «»» ami to tl«e tfttan
In »«vi plarr- v th -t«>l aud *tms* »#•
hau tit- \ I ng e-tr.vJi
A I-ARISIAtf Tt.KT.
feather falls from the side orer the
hack of the hat and is fastened down
In the front with -atin ribbon bows. j
Many if tl > rough while felts are
trimned with wreaths of rosea and
Irregular black velvet (tows.
t»ne of the latest French hats is
shown in today's Illustration. The ma
terial is beige colored velvet. It is
made up with a wide, floppy brim and
a soft crown The brim is raised on
the left side and held in place at the
ba< k iiy an oblong bu< kle. A scarf of
soft liberty silk spotted in jiold is
vv anil in and tit of the folds The
charm of this hat consists in its be
coming softtn >s. Jii >ic Ciioi.i.et.
Poor Vnnns ThlitKH.
Watkyns I beat that young Fresh
le .Ii and yiiss Simplex are going to
g ; married.
Vis; two Souls without »l
-a ie tii"-ight. ."s rv ille Journal.
Fiii'is Wa to Liv» Loiip.
The startlintr Hniionncement of a l>is
eovery that will surely lengthen life is
inad<* bv editor t). 11 Downey, of Chu
rnbiisco, Ind. I wish to state."he
write- that Itr. Kings Xe\v Discovery
for ('ousumptioii is the most infallible
remedy that I have ever known for
folds and tirip. It's invaluable
to people with weak lttmrs. Having
this v itidi rfnl inedii-ine no one need
dread Fneumonta or Consumption. Its
relief is instant and cure certain."
Failles A. < o guarantee every i"c a,nd
112 Rl.nti Ifjll!", and u'fve trial b'ottlt/S free
ArTER MANY VFARS
K Of suffering from kidney disease, Miss
Minnie Ryan, of St. Louis, Mo., found
,j * complete cure result from the use of
lit Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It is euch cures
us this which es
tahlish the sound
< ness of Dr. Fierce s or
a theory: "Diseases
li which originate in
j, the atomuch must
b<- cured thiouxh
the stomach." \'ff yY.]u>*l
Every othei orcein LI: J / I-It '■• if
' depends on the ■ VVWI fL - |
n itftinach for its < (Jtl
>s vitality and \ igor. r ft
T< 1 W / jh
CUted org.ius off t A/
digestion ;»nd m '*f ('<{/ ]
tn!ion the food
10 whit h i* oaten W
converted into nu V
to triment, which, iu yj I
n the form ot Mood, ' I V
ie sustaining ■- I I i ■
\V hen 4b e
i» dlB
It' are WuvfV and tfi« vrvfaw* of
St.:v»tioi\ -"hows iWIL in neftrt,
livct. kiilne} » or *oni\otbi t w
pi JM, ue »
!|ViUs l
t i ur- IjkMeoi oil's Mb}
i * Oil 11 a \r%\ i *vv« ivni mitrl
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tSi 1 - * i«2*«VH *»»*« • u.
O IIV y,* • Ajv •*<»><»»• *JM'
, » \i&' «■> •U» ><•«S* «,)*••' * J*" •
m. . V a <ti< 4nk 4\' •* '» *«>«»' "b' it
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iHfc KtVltVftit.H.
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Hn\4 -u b:i •*s> VtrMk V« • * , M
Th, r*- » grakv«''hrt *r Uist V:, ' *'.<•.
mn. v'kkjjt' * ii{\4i k
v ■
V . a- k:
fct-- $-•*»• . n ->- v
• tb. ~ - Rr| ah
THE POULTRY YARD.
T*Me -rra;«» of all k'ndsar* p -l 112 r
To Ui m, 11 thr Unt n:u»l ha*« » vi
l»arat tL< t\ ;,wt It is
kwt tv mU ilw algtt ntK<!i <<t »h«le
twtt.
Sf«r.i»i.K tlw rw-st* with a HtMM *4
CMlmlkc a- V It will »iwl|» h» p ;
<Kwn rnniln
If o n\v» •> i»t t« a
If th* sultry uvr h» k, j.t .lrj »i*l
rkii and n>% «** M 1
ftr.Vw »!,« fowl*. <!« »> nHtt W I ,
Whtk tV p.. : «t5 slt»«M IK a It '
= ,• -V
<4*< nl*l I# (iu<lt I* w» itj ** ■»
1 ..*'*■*' ;*(> » x, ~4tl
l»'-
BILL OF THt PLAY.
112 •" |» > - *» • n
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Its* t«k«« t«» \«n*hnlH«'
j W' tm W »> - r»«t rt>»«» W
i »t#i.Y r»c tUv
li< r tMuiitt »II In t'h * hand <»«•>
Malt.
Mr-» HMMI OMapMI ha«
• utl » S nttirrktli;<\ well kim«u
Kucltwlt »«lurn
JulMarK'mv tmt* i>Jay«*d tlurty !> ur
rvl«-«. fri'iu Sir Jusrpk r\»rt«T in a Ju
voiuW i'r»-duvtlMU v>f "I'tuaforv" tw Ju
lU-t in "Itunitv and
Th«» will of tb» l«t« I.orln»«>r Stvnl
dard haa I'tvti t\l«Hl rho jihihc |Jit,v
--: «.! t lfft au »»twt»' \ahic<l at
all vf which k v »•» to his father aud
oiottivr
Heitrjr W. Montjtoniei y. the ac
tor. u tiii was a«»nt tw tho l'eteiitlon
h- sj.itul In Chicago In a dvinonted con
dition. has Iwan committed to the p«n>r
hous«there
t'eollla Loftua. now l«adlnK woman
with K. H Sol her u. will Join Henry
lr\lujj' , < ct'iupauy next aeason. She
wtll not fill any <>f the roles now takeu
hy Miss Ellen Terry.
Tht Real Bltterneaa.
Mamma—But. darling, why should
you object to taking the good doctor's
advice?
Bobby—lt Isn't his advice, mamma.
I It's his horrid old medicine that 1 hato
I to take.—Chicago News.
How to nmovalt Kara.
When furs become worn or soiled at
the neck, they may l>e renovated l>y
gently rubbing with cotton Itutting sat
urated with gasoline, u hi<'li should not
tie used in a room that has artificial
heat or light, says The Ladies' Home
Journal. Axle grease, tar. paint and
pitch tuay be removed by rubbing tirst
with oil of turpentine and then with
ether. Dark furs may be cleaned with
fine cedar or mahogany sawdust which
lias been heated iu an oven. Alaska sa
ble, seal, electric seal, fox, etc., should
be beaten with a switch until free from
dust, then laid with the fur side up
and the hot sawdust rubbed In. Be lav
ish with the sawdust and vigorous
with the rubbing. After this place the
garment upon feather pillows with the
furry side down and beat well until all
traces of the sawdust have disappear
ed: then hang out in a shady place.
White furs may be cleaned in the same
| way, using white cornmeal instead of
the sawdust or, if only slightly soiled,
by rubbing well with magnesia In
cakes. Wet furs should never be dried
near the lire, but shaken and hung
away iu a cold room, then brushed.
Now Century Comfort.
Millions are daily finding a world of
comfort in Bncklen's Arnica Salve It
kills pain from Burns. Scalds, Cuts,
Bruises, I'lcers. and Fever
S<ires; cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum
Boils and Felons removes Corns aud
i j Wafts. Best, I'jle Cure on earth. Only 2.j0
1 at Pa'ulea iV' Co H. drug st'uiV.
WOMAN AMD FASHION
\ l.o;ui i;i Notion.
I To bo int., t ilii in one must wear
112 ftiv. Tills i a t]i iv,. wiik hno woman
who cares to be considered smart can
ignore. To make the matter more dif
ficult, how. vet fins are this season
more elegant am) ■ vpi nslve than ever,
nnd one must 11?\. the purse of Eortu
natus to make a notable display,
| Chinchilla Is tin material of the hat
I shown, and a ft drapery of white
i lace trims it, in uldltlon to the snow
My
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Vkoal I % r%.
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j y j,I J,, 0 *| | % W ||| st jg. i
*• - •• , Iu ' ni<r I
aa.!«>t>N ■\. iv axe t.«Ji a- n; all ** j
p. **:•.. . I - k'-fgjj lU c utHMI
m 1 » K> • "> j
! ai« uis :.d vi a study ilwlr par
l t. uiat » -h. r «> U. to th,>
tiv*l -! t « : i> !■
| rt*-r r«i- vf ' tn -. m; tbe txprrt
jeJto<: • • - n- >r .:>• lb v niui-a Ils< 118
jed Ml «« a UfawJ thine, m I heir »
j pertt u . J.I .. Ist »h. r •h. Nts jwy
n,> r ,',N. r »«» t> . r advice, nl
. i
* - - iv la i r»s-t
thr *Mrt W.-IM
- • c n fa«htoll**
I whirl 1« the li .n «aIM» Wt. The skM
I«a St. v.MI bat t.» Mtti h. aw
|. - - ,: - • s. t , ; ,i: at;\«'ly
I Ben, It <pt>*isist«t . 112 f.mr jiVvi 1 * the
■ V- - : . - "
j nu .\•| •UK til- -t" Xt h **< tlt
jw .• it Is s ui *«• ixto red. was
cliart; - .n s» tt if the «N»s.uime
1!< .-it i>i| [ sud
a«ri>-t is «.is s. } ,|» s etitvd by a
j k t cs Im I silk, whK-h iu
tutn was , nit »\* a belt <4
tiH »•>•»! il V I'l llult'k silk
V« |\l I|i ' I til • \ .1.(II wet* s,-t
eff bv .i red tmdMreil* , 112 Mndatkm rain
Ihe 1 ..\\;! S. \* u w .- :t two part*, a
ah rt > .> i a i - <h :t w»lst
vi. t .-i n* :«! t btm«»n»sil In
t! ■ Ivi Is rt hj 5 locked hlp«
t r*rlO liril llrrw
Tl e \\ '■ s ; I . spun. With
tN 1 < " «' lsvd w.th
a t > I- • ' b < s„mache
bra ; t 'e •« tig u* 1
iJh
FOIt A YorNO <IIRI*.
also to trim the belt and the bell shap
ed sleeves. The large collar is of cream
cluny lace and ni\ * - a charming air to
the bolero, which opens on a blouse of
white silk dotted with black. —Philadel-
phia Lodger.
Pmnjikins and Sijtnidh.
I'utnpkin pie lias :i tender hold upoa
the American heart, and as squash pie
Is it;: nearest kin It, too, comes In for a
share of honors. Hubbard squashes
may be reckoned among our most val
ued fruits. Fruits they are because
they contain seeds. Only tubers and.
roots, such as potatoes, beets, turnips,
carrots, onions, dare bo called vegeta
bles. To return to the squash question,
few housekeepers comparatively have
i tried lis virtues in any other shape
than di-guised with eggs, spice and
cream in a pie tilling. Sections of
squash with the rind on in the oven j
| nnd baked are as delicious as sweet
potato. Many serve the pieces still in
the rind, and each butters, salts and
peppers to taste. Stewed squash dress
ed with cream and butter and scallop
ed sipiash baked in the oven are both
tempting dishes.
Heads Should Never Ache.
I 1 Never endure this trouble. Use at
t ' one© the remedy that stopped it for
I Mrs. N A. Webster, of Winnie, Ya.. —
r | she writes Dr King's New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches I
,• Headache, Constipation Biliousness
1 2oc at Fu'nles i<r lA> h drug tft'di'e.
CONVICT LABOR ON ROADS.
Tiii l Experiment Likely to He Tried
l>i New York State.
Commenting on the enforced idleness
of convicts In the state penal institu
tions, the New York Tribune says edi
torially :
The suggestion which was some time
ago made in these columns that able
bodied inmates of prisons and peniten
tiaries be set at work building improved
roads seems at last to be acted upon to
a considerable extent and with gratify
ing results. The convicts In the state
prisons are as a rule otherwise employ
ed. but those in charge of the peniten
tiaries have not been able to provide
work In prison shops for the prisoners
under their control and so have sought
it outside. Iu eight or more counties
of this state the penitentiary prisoners
art employed either at toadbullding
i>r at crushing stone for roadhullding.
It is not known that any bad effects
ha\e been experienced from the under
taking. while the good effects are uu
morons and obvious. Among the lattur
I these are conspicuous: The prisoners
have the physical and moral beticiit of
healthful labor lu the opeu air; the prls
.tm> i an> made to pay Uielr way in
! Mead of being a i i a\> charge upon tty
community. iliv construction ot good
| roads Is promoted, and iho * ust of them
I ersl lUmipMod, ty tratnpi
l nj.tlii
nj.tlii ipviil'Uit las) mi vn
it■■\. vhVium i ■„■ ft
| i »H iBS
it K-a u - \p-U« v*• Umt Uiip |
jC- A- u % biA .X
' *j, Ut !ty c»«' l|iniab « of'stnt. I,* 1 ,*
! ot.s v., ii S< "t i • a!\* nt'artts,
l.« I ». . is '.. «>. I l,» * •~+ U fc-«t
* •: , .%•> s at repairing an 1
j aUig the roada after t.'iej are
hi It Ml -t 112 the priiKiuera at Slag
s.i.g are u- * at wofh. but II 'a Hot
K *: uvv t. tof t.'i.-iu were UUe aud
« rUiMd>- %u#»rlug. u.. rally ant
- . aily, frou. eufercvd Uli« n» *>*, and
ytft within a few hour*' drlv%> from
i Ossiil&it are hundred* ot mllea of
{ tvsoS that are !u their l<aduetM> a re
p; a> i t• the «vaiuiuntt* and a cause
I of vexation and of actual pvcuntary
• his* to all whi' are c, :upelled to as*
! Una. VV*4> uet mean, of eourst*. that
counties aud towns are to wait uutll
pi:* a, r> • .tu I* wurvil to build |> d
mi K But whenever and wherever
ablet- died i»rJs «uen» are idle there
p: .« h of liad rvvtds l« uitifrav atevl t*«i
fukL All roads should be made aud
k< pt c and all prlnonera who are
able tn worl should I* kept at health
ful and |>r rttat»i» work Thoae are two
rule* whieh should l«e eonatantly olv
•rrvnl and betw.vn wSuch an intimate
relationship is K> be found
% Flr» Paate.
Take a tablespoo«ful of dry rtourand
half a te.ispoonful of powdered alum,
nisv sk«w!v with half a teaspovunful of
cold water, set on the back of the stove
and i-our iuto it another talde*|>oonful
txv «>f Niil'ng water; stir briskly
and et>- > but a *hort time. Pour Into a
wide t bottle while warm and
i)s. a wooden pad'lh* to take It out
wtTh T: . p.tsto niay be pt»rft;nu , d and
will k«i p indefinitely. I used this to
fast, ii haufrnß cords «>n celltthiid pic
ture fi.-m.t s, putting a square ploY ef
flff white jst|M r oxer each ettd of the
cv»r«l. and it holds as firmly a* would
a fr iw-on a w<*. h»n frano
a Hnata*** ln*|»tratton.
"I suppose." scitd the duke, "that you
will !< < ais'Ut for an American girl as
a wife fi«r yunr aon?"
"Y« s," .(Uxwervvl th«t earl, "and if the
pr» *ent t« ndenetes of cxitnmeree *»n
tin no Is oildn't Ih» surprised If xxw
had Ih ■< r ! k out lor some hustling
V •: .an y< ung men as husbands for
our daughters ' Washington Star.
Ill* Hmnllur** of v»ml,
Ohl felloxT, can you let ma
I have a d 'llar this morning?
.s id' It \o Yon haven't paid ni*
the dollar you I Harrowed » month or
*xx«i ag\>.
hit guss uuortiflevl and resentful'-
bnjNNI MM tos.iv. ShadUdt. that x. u
rv>Uelilbr »uch pitiful little debts at
I ug »v that> Chlcagvi Tribune.
What W» (II Wast.
-Mm wait* bot HttW ti«» brUw."
Itli tuuimtr bow »•'*• ; it,<
To a lltti* IM b«lo*
Vina h.inJm) lu th« th* !•:
• - r'uiids'.pMa Prsss.
Very Ktehereba.
Mis# Roche—So jour play waa a suc
r«-ss, was It? Botb ttnauctally and ar
tlatlcally?
Mr. 1>« Swell—Oh, blasa me. n«lth»rl
Merely socially.—Brooklyn Life.
"is CATARRH
catarrhß^^l
Ely's Cream
It is quicckly
surbed. Gives He ._y
lief at once. FEVER
It ojiens and cleanses the Nasal Pass
ages Allavs Inflamation.
lb-als and" Protects the Membrane.
Kestores the Senses of Taste and Smell.
Large Size. 50 cents: Trial Size. 10 cents
at Druggists or bv mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street.
New York.
Liver Pills
That's what you need; some
thing to cure your bilious
ness and give you a good
digestion. Ayer's Piils arc
liver pills. They cure con
stipation and biliousness.
Gently laxative, AH druggists.
! Want your moustache <>r beard a beautiful
brown or rich black " rhen uso
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers j
60 CTS. OF Owu<.'.> c 'V "_ W _ R P Ca N * N - M - i
MORE LIVES ARE SAVED
...BY t'SINO...
Dr. King's New Discovery,
....F01t....
Consumption, Coughs and Colds
Than By All Other Throat And
Lung Remedies Combined.
This wonderful medicine positively
cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay
Fever, Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
' Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping
Cough. NO CURE. HO PAY.
Trice 50c. & sl. Trial Bottle Free.
D, LA W. RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Corrected to May i, 1901.
NIW VoKK.
\ M" AM* I'M"
Barclay st I,v. 200 io jo 100
Christopher St. 2 I*l 10 uo lou
Hobokrn 2HO I'J 11, I 20
Sernnton Ar '> •"•2 101 64a
. I'M A.M I'M" I'M
Mil Halo I,vt II (I 246
Hcranton Ar > I■< 10 no
\ \| : :
-o'aABTOB <• 10 H. 1 . . 5 50
Itellerue tl 5n
Tayiorvtlle 5-> lo 15 au; ft 5o
l.ackawanna 701 10 2- 210 tl bo I
lint-yea ... 7 <»:, in a u t ;
I'lUiion '.07 In 31 2 17 0 1.1
Susquehanna Ave... • io 1" (8 2io nit;
West Plttston I' 'i • 1 if
Wyomlnic 717 Of 4n 2a? '■ .'I j
Forty K'.rt
Bennett 721 lo 40 a3l t> :<o
Kingston. ar. 7 .;o In 51 a 4i> •; :n
W ilk'- Karn Ar 40 II 10 a .n li 4*
Wtlk»-»-Ban« l\. 780 H #1 a .to «20
Kingston 1\ 7 :«l ll it i! 40 ti :fci
Plymouth 1un0... .
Plymouth • k II <« a *'. l m:
A von.ln Ip 7 42 a i
, 745 11 ll y ftM j ti 51
Hii rtlo.lt'!.. 7 I 111 J w i| f,7
Khb'kshuioy. .... 0 !I; ■ > 3*o | rio
Hh k* Ferry ..
Iti'TVO'k. i - V II 81 :i 44
Hunt rrwk t 1 - ■
\\ ItlrkW Itfr.o
l.tiiio U Idite
HWOI • burn * "
><oy»r!
t.
. i
Mftt«Vk«i 1..1. ■ 4 44>
*' * »St 11
iMtittUM. ... ...... * 1 »
Ihtrivk .... ... * .» ]
iwll' n ... •' It 17 4 .4 »
Hwa. IK * 4Jf - •
ySBr s : it'
D "... » 1 4•• - C
I,f , !,» v . |t., |! . ( . . I
'. I|k< -It •• ii ••• 4iu £ . j
I n ' II • ■» '*■ |
I PHa »th . - •! ... V-'
I Pi*Mn «»h . . ' 1 ll M 3 4 7
j » *■ 4S I
N»"' %<•
Uuaiock« - ■- aat rr 4'.
>h -k«trnay * - U - . <
H <■* > Irrry N ... 3<" rr .'I I
! 4ir««h IliTti * ' . 3
Hrrwo-t ll ■ I. *
H* *r« r«elt ! *' '• * >
Will « Ufvw . 112 : ft. *
I L.aie Hhl«« : 2 4 !'• "n
8i "-rut ur« ;•! I» ~ s
Kujer; ; ■ to 3 j I
! > : * '- '.M i * - 1
l'»nViU» . *' v W1- S»» «»- I
I Cbttltsky . ......
| ' til jt. ( i I
N. ITKI lIUL tl ii
l.v vx < I'M »M
4 Vnß*cti"li# »l Ka|-rt *ith ti J* I
| Kta iitta K« :r.'*.l ' r I»m»: *■■ t.tin iqui
I WillUasmrt. Su«t>«r*. I , «>t'«vt.lr. rtr A' I
I NorthißMrluJ «ith I »n.l I. I'n I* It. K. lor
H«rrft.ur« l. vk lUwi, KM|> rum. » att*t ,
| 4 "t*rry. »n ! fcri*.
I • Dally. * « \>-. \ • '■ »t-'H i»n I
'
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TlMti
Iu Effect Nov, 24. 1901-
\ M V V I'M I' M
IS, nrtt n(l4tiH)A * 4 • - . -4 27 --M
I l*ittrt«<a " " T<• t "•"*> it 542 «-C ....
1 A M A M I' M I' M
I
I piraih FVny "(7 X' 11' 42 t 2 '«2 r* W
Ntaltfokt *42 K' to *« l •P[ ...
M,vanaatt» ...." > # 1 At •*7
W«j>»a4l'.|*n.. " » tl I *47
ar Il v 11 »> • • 7O" 1
—^
I I'ottnUlc It ) » > oi .> 2 4 ...... I
I Hatlrton • 12 ...... I
I T'CttK-lm " 7 s.' .... 111 ■l' I
i|. rrn!!an *• 7 * ll* I
I K>«ek oii'tt ..." < 3 ...... I
... ar * 4«. I 4" 4«' I
I"M A V I'. M I* M ~
4"reativ ......... I I 13 7 i<S'
I -|>} Vvrrv ... '• «* * 114 4Hi : S
I llli>"MfWrit, " M: II 11> ? S |
»r »"> ll 4 : ;.v
4 > a»a«t^' l * ..... I\ * I- 73i
- uth I'anviU* » 14 IS I 431 J ......
SunNiry....... " *s' >2 4<» IV» sis
A. M »" M I". M l\\|,
I "•uxhurr Iv » 4." si.' 4' < "« •> 04
Lr«i»t>ui>t.... ar v» I 14 >4'
I Milton •• lw <'■> I •Viae?
VV iili.«tu.|«>rl , " tl 0 141 <• *• IU »5
U«'k Matron .. " ll &>' 2 2«> 72>
K. i. -AM : "V »so
j Katie... 25 j
IVM l\.M.
I l.ix'k llitvrii. ,|v ,12 I" lli
Hrlleftuiln,...ar I 3" • 41 ....
I \ r»w»4' •• 22* «o"
t'lranlvlil.... " 4 2>» "> 4>
Illtnlilirf..,. " 10 4'
X. M" r. M P M. I* M
Sunl.ur.T Iv ml I U s 3l
llarriat'urK-... ar ll 3" j J l.'> •> ►' :o It'
l*. M. I', vi r. si. \ si
l*hlla<lel|>lila.. ar 43 17 «23 It' JO 4 •
Haltlaore "SJ 11 ® ;l 4; " S 1 "
W,vln ax ton ... I 4 M 7 15 |ll SB Io-
A. SI P. M. ......
...... Iv §in i«» §'• 1 '
lA'WHtown Je. ar 11 4 > •o >
P. .SI H. SI. I' SI
lliirnst'urK.... Iv 11 45 •00, 7 15 102.
I'. SI. \ M. \ M A M
HttM>urK ar :i> .v> 150 150 530
P. SI.I 1* St A M A St!
Plttebunc Iv 7 I" !' 00 3W > 00 ....
(A. SI A SI ! P SI
llarruharK.... ar 2w l 429 30 3Jo
Plttehuiir Iv 00
P. M.| A M A SI A SI
Wufliinnton... Iv 10 40 7 5 10 on
Baltimore •• 1141 440 X 37 1145
Philadelphia... " 11 20 j4 25 s:m IMO
A. SI A SI IA. SI. 1* st ~
liiirrishurK.... Iv 335 755 11 40 . •20
nwitwij ar 605 y3tt 1 i" ; '#6
P.M. A SI A SI _
Pittsburg Iv ,;I2 45 3 (HI J N On
t'leartlelu.... "| 3 50; !'2f* .
Pliillpsburg.. " 1 140 if
Tyrone " 700 SlO 12 Zt
Bellefonte.. " »I" »:« It 6
Lock Haven ar 916 10 30 210
P. M. A M A SI P.M
Erie Iv ;| ft :
Kane '• 545 ;li no
Kenovo "I II 50 1 ; ti 45 10 30 !
Lock lluveu.... " 12 HS 7 3ft! 11 25 300 ...
A.M. P M
Wllliamsport.. " 220 8 30.12 40 40" ...
SI i I ton - 222 y 10, 127 447
Lewistiuri? " 8 05, 1 15 442
Sunbury ai 3 23! U4O 155 515
XTsi. A M P SI; P SI j
Sunbury Iv ?ti 4. y r»5 2u> 5 2o|
South Danville»» : II »o IT 221 saor
Catawi£>Ba " 7 3'2| 10 3;» J '• 6 081 ....
EHl«K>mßburg.. " 7 IT 10 43 2I i 6 1"» ....
Espy Ferry....'- 74JM" 47 lb IS' #>>>
Creasy " 7 •*»- l' l 2V> t>
Nescopcck " BoJ ll o.'»| .*» o."> 640
A SI A Mil'. SI. P SI I "
t'alawiss.'i I\ 782 10 ;',H 286 Ii OS ....
Neocopeck Iv 8
ivock Glen.... ar II 22 7 3S
. Kern (Ilea " 851 11 281 632 7 ;il
Toinhlnken " KSS ll :!s 53K T42
Hazleton '• ll 10 11 5H ft ,;i 805
Pottsvllle •• 10 15 ii 55
A SI A SI P SI P SI ~~
Ncscnpeek iv 802 11 "b 305 6 40 • •••
Wapwaliupen..ar 8 1 11 20 320 <> 62
Mocanaiiua.... " 8 :tl ii 32 :: 30 7oi
Niinticoke " 8 ft 3 11 54 3 10 7 111
P SI I ■••••
Pljm'tli Ferry' I 005 12 na :! •">; I 7
WilkHbane ..." 010 12 10 405 780
AM P SI P SI P M
Plttstonl l)«SH) ar V?» 12 55 s 4 6ti 836
Scran toil " " 10 08 124 ft 24 05
I Weekdays. I Itaiiy 112 Flair station.
Pullman Parlor ami Sleeping t'ar* run on
throunh trains between Sunbury. Wllliamsport
anil lOrle. between Sunbtiry and Philadelphia
and Washington and between Harrlsburg, Pitts,
burg and tb« West.
For further information apply to Ticket Auenta
/ ]{. HUTCHINSON, J. H WOOD.
(Jen'l MUnaiJcr. Cfen , l Pusa'ri'r Ay
Shoes, ShcJs
j
I
CJiaeap !
XSeliaole I
Bicycle, Cymnasiupri and
Tennis Shoes.
TH i: CELKBRATED
112 ai'lisl«' Shops
t
\
AND THE ;
hnrt!> l*P4»4»f
_ A 1 I A '\ y /_
Tl> Ml
Tor all Klfid of Tip Roormu,
Spoutlne and Cenera!
Jot» >%ork.
Stoves, heaters, Ranges,
Furnaces. «tc
milks THIi LOU KM:
KtiLlTt KST!
-©:
JOHN HIXSON
NO. 116 E. FRONT ST.
.JOHN" W. PARNSWOKTH
INSURANCE
LiTe Fire Accident and Steam Boiler
OfTIo*: Montgomery Building, Mill Street,
Danville, - - Penn'a
' diLA -tLH A .
kt; D G - T . i
UOUKOTIDTO BOV.K. mm
TKAiN> I.KAY* l>AN\tl.l.»
weekday* onlyi
Kef PhtlU'telpht* ll.Vl < tu
K»r New Yarn i.l u
For Catawl*#* lV.il * u.
Kor Milton T.-t' a ra . 1.00 pin
Far W UUMn«port T.iti !* in.. *.OO p a.
rralti* for Baltimore, Washington and 11 •
MMHb leave rwnty-ftHirth ml Cheat iu>'
streets, Philadelphia, *«wkdHV»—i."s, T.t<
• C a in , is It), l it x 03. « li. 5.1 >3, s.si 1
11., 12 SI nifilu S'Wfcjl3.2l. Ml a. m., B.M
ti. 1 is. & •<>. •w. s st; I- IIV
ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD
Unvr Philadelphia, Chestum suvei What
md smith street Wharf for Atlautic t'ltv.
WKEKOAYS Kxpress, tf on 11. m., ITW. 1.00,
•.(*>, 7.1'» i> 111. Accommodation. S.AO a. 111,
5 l"i p. m. Sundays- Express, *».(»>, lo.n'a. m.,
1 is p. in. i>uminmortellon Jt til 11 m >UI p. 111.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT- Week
days-- K\press, 7.55, H.OO, 10.1"i a. in.. 2.50,5.5 ii p.
m." \ccoiniiiodatioii. S (i> a. til . i.\> p hi
Bonder* -Rijuifi ML IS «. m., tW,7.80 p. n.
Accommodation 7 1i a. in., I 06 p. IU.
PlflOl cars on all express lnUnn.4
I.I'.AYK I'llll. \DKI I'll l*\.
Kor CAVE MAY and OCEAN CITY Week
days - I.C a. in.. 4.1 >p. 111. Sunday! HIS a. m.
For SKA ISLEI 'ITY Weekday! only-8 li
a. m. )
NKW YOKK ANI) ATLANTA." CIT\
EXPRESS
Leave NKW YORK (Liberty Street! 8 < A ?
8.40 p. 111.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY,-Weekdays- S.HO a
111 .2.15 p. m. _
detailed time tabltßA' ticket otfrces
W.O BKSLER, KIWON J W K! K
Hen. Superintendent General Agent.
"Woodman!
Spare that Tree''
IF YOU NEED FUEL BUY
PEGG'S
COAL
344 Ferry Street.