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LAr I LI IL
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THE FEARFUL STRUGGLE OF AN EARLY
,
SETTLER.
How One of the Early Farmers in Michigan Over,
came a Serious Difficulty— His Life
of Hardships.
Oar cavalry corps went into camp In
aud around Macon, and iu tho early
part of May it was learned that Jeffer
son Davis, president of the Confederate
T H E P R E C I6E MAM.
I G
R E
EA
H E
E S.
S.
r,
states, was fleeing
to join
neeiug for
iur Texas ...
,—
G O
O O
O D
D O
CR
A K
K FA
FA ST
8T D
D IS
ISH
General Kirby Smith, there to try und
BALLADE
OF
A
C
ITY
BOWER.
A d r ie s M to th e M a n n e r o f P a t t in g on n A L is t o f n c ll g h t f a l R ecip es f o r t h e
re-establish the Confederacy. Orders
H p r ls s -T lm e B r e a k fa s t T a b le .
r o a 'n g e S ta m p .
If bosky del)« w ilh brown nnd ailver brooks
were ut once issued by General Wilson
It is your hom e wom an w ith a prac
“ W hen you put a p ostage stum p on
Pipe« nuinberlcHH pcrt-nninlly shrill,
ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING MEM
for his capture. Tho First \\ isconsiu
From Ihe Obttrvtr, FtutMng, itich.
For publuluiK iit betim es in uightly books
s o envelope," said a precise m an to his tical k n ow led ge o f th o ad van tages o f
EVER IN THE SHOW BUSINESS.
bongs bieutbing righteous praise of bough cavalry was ordered out on the north
Frank Long who lives nsnr Lennon, Mich., I " I look the pills »«cording to di.« hi
•on . “y o u sh ould put i t on square a n .’ gen u in ely good liv in g th a t k n ow s the
and rill.
cr east bauk of the Ocmnlgee river, aud lsoueof the pioneer fanner, of Venice town- and ,eon began to notice an
” 7^«
true, in th e upper r ig h th a n d cornet first men I o f th e duy sh ould be a
These are fair Bpota, but here God's graclotu Colonel Minty ordered out his old regi ship, .Shiawaswe county, und by his uidustry lay condition. Before the lir.t
A a Ic u o ra n e e W h o s e D e p th arid B re a d th
and as near on possib le to the m argu'i n u tritiou s one. T he break fa sts should
w ill.
Slid
thrift
in
which
iiiuny
hardships
were
en-
I
could
get
»bout
die
bouse,
Ih
osehiS
ment, tho Fourth Michigan cavalry,
M o d e I t H ig h ly E n t e r t a in in g —Stetson A Rtone’s throw from the city 's heart and din
.h e r'u Z ig f i v M
o f the envelope. You p u t it on at th- be w ell cooked, th e d ish es a p p etizin g
dured, he now bus oiic of the best fanus iu that great difficulty, but alter
U tves me as f a ir - le t me deserve it still—
down tho south or west side of the same
was entirely cured.
’'"»Mil
and good to look at.
righ t-h an d corn er for th e eolfvenienc
W a s n Sonrce o f F u n O u tsid e o f T h e
SSCtion.
» t v .
My upper window u h e ie the elm looks in.
river,
with
instructions
to
intercept
and
He
tells
an
interesting
story
of
when
hie
‘‘
Since
that
time
I
have felt no
,
o f the utazn,>ers in th e ] x » t office, a.
F or ull w ell-appointed b reak fasts
a t r ic a l C irc le s as W e ll as W it h in T h o m .
the rheumatic pains. 1 mu conlidwo Tt4*
They lovo diirkjhing.s who celebrate tho rook» capture Mr. Duvis aud the party with life wns ill danger during iiis pioneer duys.
fru it, c ith er raw o r cooked in som e
th a t it m ay be uniform in location h It
Dr.
Williams’
fin
k
Pil|„
¡¡,r
,"T"p.1
1
*
Ur says:
That build fn woody places mirk and ehilL
T hem is a m an born now and then
him. Colonel (since General) Minty,
th e sta m p s on o th er en velop es and s. wnF. gen era lly begin s th is repast.
"About Xoveinber 1, 1894. on starting to saved my life and I try to i,„|„c, J J
My neighbor, too, m isled, on sturdy hooks
w ell known iu this city, now a railroad get up from the dinner table, I waa taken who are sick to try tlie same rtniedy 7
A pples cooked in thia m anner as a w ith a sort o f hum orous silver spoon in
m ore c on ven ien tly and expeditiou s),
A painted cage Irnngs from his window sill
4 ^ '
i official iu the west, was one of the finest with a pain in my hack, and found inyself “ I will gladly answer any queoHo. ...
b reak fast dish are a w elcom e varia his month. U ninterrupted good fortun«
stam p ed ; you should stu d y the com for
And hears not in it h captive's ev’ry trill
! aud most efficient officers iu the late unable Io move. The pain iucreoaed and ceraing nty aiciucss and wo„de,fu|
o f o th e r s ns w ell a s you rself.
Yoi tion: For a fam ily o f six take eig h t or as a hum orist sm iles on him through Pleas for the liberty be may not win.
Thot-e are free, lusty llu outs with tune that war. His command, with Wilder's, in spread orer lay entire Isidy. 1 wns obliged provided those who write enclose Hums
sh ould p u t it os n ear ns |>oaaible to tin ten fine so ft ta rt app les, |>ecl, core, life, and that, too. w ith no seem ing
•
'•FKAMXl‘ g l , r
to lake Io my bed. The physician who waa n‘Ely- .
All
tho foremost front, opened the battle on immediately summoned proiiounoed my case
c o m er , so th a t th e ca n celin g stam i slice und r et to soak for a t h a st three effort o f h is own. H e som ehow acquires My upper w indow s where tho elm looks In.
Sworn to before me nt Veuicc Utah ki.
15th
day
of
April,
1888.
'
- lhl'
tlie noted and bloody Held of Chicka- muscular rheuiunlisui accompanied by lum
w ill be le ss lik ely to d eface nud so per hours in su gar m oistened w ith brandy ■
an early reputation for sa y in g or doing A glist'rin g, turquoise bay It overlooks.
bago. He gave me remedies and injected
O. B. G oldsmith , J u itin nf th,
hap s to obscu re th e address on the en and lem on juice. Drain from th is nud
1 manga.
morphine into my arm to rate the pain.
My pleasant bower, nnd a gentle bill
The cure ol the severest esses of
'
velope.
A t Abbeyvillo, 70 miles south of Ma
fry to n d e a r brown in butter, sprinkle funny things, w h ich, ouco gained, n oth G ilt w ith w ild musturd blossoms. There are
"Ily disease however, gradually lieeame tism by Dr. Williams’ Pink l‘ij|,
'Y o u sh ould p u t I t o n square and trui w ell w ith |x>wdered su g a r und cin n a in g can take awuy. A ll the jokes in his
con, it was learned thut Davis’ fleeing worse until I thought that death would lie a People lisa oecu.-red all over the l,nt|
nooks
lino of h is generation, and often somo
because th a t is th e m ethodical ano m on; then serve.
Beyond them doubtless which a little skill
i party had hero crossed the ferry over welcome release from my sullerings. I could its power in ordinary cases i, proportionit'u
In ballad making m ust misprize. To thrill
proper w a y to do. M any |ierson s or-
It is to th e so u tlie m housekeeper o f earlier and later generations, aro j The
the Oemulgee and were moving south not sleep hut would lie awake all night and greater. Three marvelous vegetable , i
world w ith ¡»erfect lays let them begin
go directly to the seat of the Ironhle , J
rub ray leg.
d istu rb ed by th e appeuranec o f a that w e ow e th e cook in g o f h o t breads credited to h im , and nobody cares to
Who can. This fhem e befits an humbler q u ill— ward toward Irwinsville, G a,, 80 miles
“This continued for about four months. exert a powerful influence in purifviar .«s
sta m p p u t on in a careless and slipshod iu all their )>erfectioa. T o m ake w hat dispute tho honor. Collectors of jokes My upper w indow where the elm looks in.
I below and 100 m iles south of Macon. Besides my regular nliysiciiin I also con enriching the blond by eliminating
m anner. And I eon e a sily im agin e that is called pone, upon on e quart o f w h ite aro ready to accept Joe M iller us Joe
! Lieutenant Colouel B. D. Pritchard, iu sulted another doctor but lie gave me no en foree»' *U,e"U ,U<1 reilewi“8 bealtl.^vi»|
When day is over At the rum bling m ill
auch a p ractice m ig h t w ork positive in cornm eal |xiur ju s t enough b oilin g wa
! command of tho Fourth Michigan cav couragement aud said hi. medicine could do
A ud slipped the gyves of ofiiee discipline,
M iller, but no literary scholar believes
me no good.
Many diseases long supposed by the s>«JI.
ju r y to you. You m ig h t have occasion ter to scald it through. A fter stirrin g
Here is an exorcist for ev'ry ill—
alry, marched tho regiment rapidly
“ I was finally induced through reading cal profession to be incurable, have
that he originated a ll the jests in his My upper w ind ow where the elm looks In.
t o w rite to a m an on a m a tter o f b u siness it th orou gh ly, le t it stan d u n til cold;
t>- potent influence of these Mil.
down the river road, aud after a 80 mile mm« accounts in the newspapers regarding cum ified to the
—Edward W. Barnard in Lotus.
t h a t w as o f im portance to you. You rub in to it a piece o f b u tter u b o u tth e alleged book. A nybody can th in k for
.............. ...............
remedy is prescribed
nrcRcriheí by
ride reached Irwiusvillo late iu the the wonderful cures wrought by I)r. Wil This universal
remedir
liams’
Fink
Pills
forPale
People,
to
try
them
physicians,
recommended
nriigmi
m ig h t com pose am i w r ite th is letter size o f a sm all e g g and odd a little h im self o f tw o or three sim ila r exam ples
'd by driiggj.tg,
night and learned that ho had got In which 1 did aa a last resort.
everywhere
used
by
a
gruteful
publie.
in
the
present
h
a
lf
century,
and,
even
w ith fa ith fu l core an ti net forth what volt.
THEATRICAL
RECEIPTS.
Brut tw o eg g s un til lig h t, w ith
advance of the Davis party. Early on
y o u hud to any w ith com m endable ou t vejo ra tin g , udd them to ’ oc njen), so, it is not lik e ly that John Stetson
tho morning of tho 10th of May he
C
h
a
rle
s
R
e
a
d
e
W
o
n
d
e
re
d
W
h
y
T
h
e
y
W
e
re
clea rn ess ami precision, and y e t u,wet m ix veil, udd one p in t o f sou r m ilk or ever really said a ll or h a lf the am using
So L a rg e I n A m e ric a .
, I charged
. , into ,, tho camp
. . . of „ tho . “ fleeing
tt a.l by sla p p in g on a stam p carelessly; but t e l m ilk, beat un til sm ooth .
D is th in g s th at w ere attributed to him . J
Confederacy, ” nnd Mr. m Davis F *
R. II. Edmonds, a Journalist o f B a lti
"
E
d
w
in
Booth
In
London”
i
.
the
title
th e rec ip ien t m ig h t ju d g e y o u by the solve t n c tetiupoouful o f sod a in a
T hey w ere good stories, som e o f them , of on article iu The Century by E. H Jo u e d K|rby Sm ith in Texas. Many more, one of the m ost em inent auth or
o n e slig h t a c t don e n atu rally rather tablcs|K xinful o f b ol’.ing w ater, stir
House. Mr House tells of an interest- ! £ L
h
^ H tH have been ities cn the conditions of recent prog
th an by th e stu d ied w ork done w ith a in the m i. tore, turn ¡ n o a greased bak and they w ere told o f Stetson, ju st os
ling between
Booth
aud
Chari«.
rclated about
/ » P t ™ and different ress in the United States, contrib utes
the story o f fiddling w h ile Romo burned ing m eeting
between
Booth
aud
Charles
purpose.
in g |Mm ui.d bake Iu a quick oven for
regiments given its credit. Now these to the E ngin eeiing Magazine an in ter
My sou, d on ’t d o i t ; p u t the stam p on 35 m in u tes.
T h is is a fine corn bread w as told o f Nero, not because they w ere Reade nud reports the follow in g conver aro tho facts:
esting and valuable paper en titled : “ A
true,
but
to
show
w
h
at
kind
o
f
m
an
sation
relatin
g
to
the
appearance
of
w h ere it belongs, so th a t th e little touch for e ith e r bseak fust or tea.
Jefferson Davis wns captured by the Decade of Marvelous Progress," from
Booth and Irviug together:
o f color w ill grace the envelope and uot
Halted e g g s us u d elicacy for th e early Stetson wns.
The stories w h ich it w as thought
d eface i t ’
“ Is it true that the prices w ill be Fourth M ichigan cavalry iu the early which a few conclusions are extracted:
HHXil is unsurpassed
In a good hot
morning of May 10, 1803, at Irwins’
The United States is now the lead in g
proper to fix upon John Stetson were changed?”
oven
on
a
ston
ew
are
p
la
tte
r
m
e
lt
n
A BB R E V IA T IN G T E L E G R A M S.
"D oubled, I believe. Irviug says they villo iu southern Georgia. With him m anufacturing country of the world.
large lum p o f b u tter.
W hen thor those w h ich exhibited any bread, com
were Mr. John II. Reagan of Texas, his We have far outstripped all other n a
■ n v tn g M o o c , t . T h is W n , I . S om e tim e s
ough ly soften ed sh ak e it all over the prehensive nnd picturesquo ignorance. m ust be. That is one of the risks 1 postmaster general; Captain Mo<xiy of tions in the m agnitude of our indus
Ho
w
as
an
ignorant
n
u
n
no
doubt__ig
speak
of,
but
he
is
fu
ll
of
confidence
t o n t l r UnsloMM.
dish Iri order to grease it w ell.
On
“tore for m y sake than any Mississippi, an old neighbor of tho Da trial operations. I t is alm ost incom
“ It is false econ om y to a ttem p t to th is hot b u tter drop s ix fresh e g g s as uorant enough, perila(n, to say a ll tho H e ‘lo° 8
vis fam ily; Governor Lubbock of Texas prehensible that in ten years th e in
th
in
gs
that
it
w
a
s
ever
said
th
at
ho
th
in
g
else.
*'
save m oney by abb reviatin g telegram s, if for |KMiehing. W hen the w h ites are
“ Then I hope it w ill turn out well. and Colonels Harrison aud Johnson of crease in capital invested in m anufac
and I found i t o u t to m y c o s t ” said a s e t th ey are done.
THIS CHROWICL1 m ake wttfc tfc»
T h is should be said, but tho chances aro that he did
his staff; Mrs. Davis and her four chil tures should exceed the total invested
»•wwpeper» In the United atet«».
w om an several d ays a g o in th e hearing served w ith lo n g and narrow pieces of not say them nlL B ut the stories aro W hut aro the indications?"
only
tw
enty
years
ago.
The
value
of
dren—Maggie,
some
10
years
old;
Jeff,
THIC
t’HKOMICIsIC bee no equal eo the Paetle
o f a N ew York Hun reporter. “I t hap to a st w ith o u t cru st, w h ich w ill a c t ns a none the worse for thnt. Y ears ago
"V ery good, I hear. 1 cannot Judge
Coaet. It leads all In ability. enterprise and oeea
Sophocles’ "fE d ip us T yraunus” w as m yself. The conditions are all different about 8; W illie, 5, aud u girl baby__a our manufactured products increased
pened in th is w ay. My siste r and I garn ish for the e«lge o f the dish .
THK OURONIClaVS rele<rapMlc Heporta are
brother and sister of Mrs. Davis, a about 00 p ercent.; add 00 per cen t, to t t e latest and moat r el labia, its Local Neeette
w e n t to F lorida by boat, several y e ars
B oston can boast o f fine brown : played by tho students o f Harvnrd c o l from w h at 1 am used to. ”
the output of 1890 and we would have fblleet and aplclent. and IU Jfidltorlato from UM
“ I understand. We are too slow — w hite aud ono colored servant woman,
• g o . w h en there w as au outb reak of
„< bread, and equally so the Boston brown lege and excited great com m ent through
813,700,000,000 in 1900—but that is too •bloat pens In Ute country,
typ oid fever in several F lorid a tow ns. hash, w h ich is an e x ce lle n t breakfnst out the country. It w as discussed ouo and thrifty, 1 snspcct— to run the sw ift a sm all force of cavalry, a few others much to expect.
THKcUKOpriCLK has always been, nod alear«
and
a
small
tram
of
horses,
mules,
wag
oveuing
at
a
d
in
n
er
at
w
h
ich
Stetson
My sister, Mary, w as seasick all the dish.
A m erican pace. Yet I can ’t see why
be, the friend and champion of the people M
Chop up the rem ain s o f any
The same rate of grow th in m ining
ons
aud
ambulances.
Among
the
horses
acainst
oombluattona, cliques, corporation«, at
w a y , aud w h en w e reached J a c k so n ••old m eat, eith er lieef o r m u tton . At w ns prosent, and he cheered tho com there should be such an am azing differ
interests in this decade as in the la st
•pprenelon«
of any kind. It will be ladepeadtal
were
a
span
of
carriage
horses
present
v ille I telegrap hed: 'Arrived, Mary 111 th e bottom o f the d ish p u t a layer of pany by announcing th at ho hud con ence in your theatrical business and
U nvo<|rthla« anuim l In nothin»
would make our m ineral outp ut in
ltetu rn n e x t boat.' We took th e trip muslied |x>tatocs (cold on es w ill a n tracted w ith Sophocles for the w r itin g ours. The stories w e hear of N ew York ed to Mrs. Davis by the citizens
profits sound fabulous. I should say they £ C^“Y’U< <,ur*Dff tho heyday of tho 1900 nearly 81,200,000.000, w h ile a
. tb c *“ ¥OyMV. y o u know , and had sw er).
T hen a layer o f m eat, then « o f a new play to bo produced by him
sm aller percentage of grain, only
the
fo
llo
w
in
g
senson.
w
ere fabulous if I had not seen the re-i u *
. l r8<?yL ’ 80 " ’Pleudid saddle
n o in ten tio n o f s ta y in g in F lorida
str a ta o f s ta le bread crum bs, season
horse, t“
the ° DrldB“f
pride of the ex-president ui~.
him equaling in volume the total increase
T h is story belongs in the sam e class turns o f W allack ’s when cue of my borso’
W hen our b oat pulled In a t the pier in With sa lt und popper, here and there u
I in 1890 over 1880, would bring the
N ow \ o r k I saw m y brother-in-law and few hits o f butter, and m oisten w ith a as a som ew h at m ore elaborate o n a plays w as produced there. A hundred self.
i figures to over 8950.000,000. If our coal
On
tho
11th
of
May,
the
next
day
Stetson
once
took
possession
o
f
a
new
h is w h ole fa m ily w a itin g for us. They h a lf cup o f b eef gravy; then another
pounds a nigh t is nothing to you, it
filter tho capture, and w hile on our way miners add to the output o f 1890 as
looked solem n, and I said to Mary-- layer o f potatoes.
Drop a k n ife into theater and discovered in the lobby a seem s. ’’
many tons as they added to th a t of
“S o m eth in g 's happened.’ A s w e cam e m ilk und sm ooth over th e top. Bake picture thut did not m eet h is artlstio
“ T w o or three hundred would uot back to Macon, as officer of tho guard 1880, ignoring in th is the percentage o f
d o w n th e g a n g plank th ey rushed at us, in a m oderate oven until a n ice brown. taste. “ Toko th at picture dow u, ” ho stagger ns, " said Eooth, sm iling, "nor over the distinguished prisoners, I rode growth, 217,000,000 tons w ill be the
said.
and, g rab b in g m y siste r , said: 'Why' Serve hot.
four or five for u very great aud special by tho side of Mr. Reagan, later a sena production of 1900. No other country
-Jury, 1« i t sa fe for y o u to bo up and
“ But, Mr. S tetso n ," som ebody re attraction. For several years the pros tor from Texas. I found him a very fluo I m the world ever advanced in popula
l or u iltccso om elette break 12 eggs
dressvx so soon ?' 'W hy not?' said m y Into a bow l, beat lig h tly w ith a fork for m onstrated, "th at picture w as painted perons houses iu N ew York considered gentleman. During that day’s march a tion and wealth as the United S tates
rrntor In su rp rise. 'W hy, because the a m inute on ly; add o n e cu p fu l o f uiilk by M ichael A n gelo."
$1,000 a fulr uverage tlio year ronud. courier from Mucon notified us iu print is doing. The progress of the past
^ vet- ia dan gerous.' T hen It cam e out and tw o ou n ces o f A m erican or I’ar-
“ M ichael who?” said Stetson .
‘S tars’ travelin g through tho country, ed clips of the $100,000 reward offered ; shows no signs of halting. In fact, the
“ M ichael A n g e lo ."
th a t th ey hod supposed from m y tolc- inesun cheese grated, « « « o n w ith salt
for w h om tho regular prices were raised, for Mr. D avis’ capture, und which no- , developm ent of our foreign and dom es
j tico connected Davis with the assassina tic trade and commerce nnd of our in
“ W ell, take it d o w n ,” said Stetson, could som etim es draw m uch more. ”
* [ " “ * ’ h at Mary had typh oid fever
and pepper.
P u t in a fr y in g pan two
W hy d id n ’t you say aen sic k , instead of oun ces o f bu tter, w hen m elted pour “ and discharge A n g e la I w o n 't havo
\V ere you at a ll prepared for the tion of President Lincoln. When Mr. dustrial interests is steadily broaden
ieagan read tho notice, ho earnestly ing out.
HI. m y o u r d isp atch ?' asked m y brother- in the eg g s. W hrn th ey thicken suffi any of theso foreign scene pointers low er receipts here?"
in law . ’B ecau se i t w ould m ean an c ie n tly , fold in tw o anil serve im m e around m y theater; I ’m g o in g to em
“ N o t really prepared. I was told protested that Mr. Davis had no con-
V°n ‘ras‘ our position and condition
e x tra word,' I an sw ered . My brother- d iately.
w h at to expect, but paid no attention. uectiou whatever with that sorrowful w ith Europe, w ith resources surpass
T he best m ade o m elette will ploy Am ericans. ”
T
h
is
so
am
used
those
w
h
o
heard
It
in-law had brou gh t a carriage from up »|x>il if k ep t w aitin g.—D etroit Free
Clarke said 1 should get nothing nt the affair. H istory has shown that he had ing those of all Europe, with w ealth-
th at they ut once told the in cid en t to P rincess , but 1 did uot take his ’noth none.
tow n to carry m y suiter hom e, and P ress
creating possibilities in soil, m inerals,
friends o f Stetson and them selves, aud in g ’ literally. I (bought 1 m ight count
When lie found th a t sh e w asn 't sick he
Besides the su it of m en’s clothing tim ber and clim ate unequaled l>v
tek l m e that, ju s t ng a lesson , I m ight
T H E K N ITTE D W AISTCO AT.
am ong them w as Jack H overly, tho upon $1,000’ a m outh at tho very’woret T '’™, b{ ,Mr' Dav'8 h° had on whpl> cap- Europe and practically w ithout lim it
fom ons negro m instrel manager. Hav- H
’
tured Mrs- D“ '*«’ large waterproof to their profitable utilization, w ith a
“ o ..............
P«y lo r the carriage, It coat tnc seven
w as right,
however. ’
• m a r t r a s h la a F ir s t l a t r o - •r ly did uot laugh w h en ho beard it,
..........
.........
......... dr^ V ’1*' thrown ° vcr ■>*« own flue homogeneous population o f 1)5,000 000
d ollars, and sin ce then I have w ritten
" I c a n ’t m
ake ..............
it o u t," ...
said
Rcado
d a e s a In I t a ly .
but sim p ly looked puzzled. Ho thought
o u t m y telegram s in full.''
d b “ l a ““•
l l l " t » e « t suawi
«bawl thrown
thrown people unvexed by th e arbitrary regu
ms aro
are uot
uot larger
larger than
than ours,
oura, I “ '
"T"
T h e new silk s lately introduced for for a fe w m om ents, aud then a fa in t "Y ou r theaters
aud tho prices of tickets are about the
Y
, bea<1 Hnd »boulders. This shawl lations of half a dozen different gov-
cro
ch
etin
g
and
k
n
ittin
g
fash
ion
able
sm ile cam o in to h is face, aud ho said. same, y e t I sto the A delphi or the « t ant* robo ""«> Anally deposited iu the j ernm ents and free from the drain of
A DOG ST O R Y .
w a isto o a t forcibly recall the sh im
Oh, yes, I see; there a in 'tn o s u c h per Jam es'p ack ed , w ithou t about one-half “r ,
, of tl,e war department at Wash- iu ttlv Dff ’ " “ ‘T th e United s t a t “
> Two or T h e i r Klo<t T h a t W e r e Io m ering on es donned by our grent-
son as M ichael A n g elo t”
J tly commands the wonder and ad-
the resu lt that W alluck's shows It
b/ ordir of S*T>’tary Stanton,
O to tre M
grnudinotliera, and m ost lik ely worked
T his answ er wns thought good enough heats m y arith m etic. You can’t get „ ,
One o f the m o st peculiar ineidente by th em selves in faint im itation o f the
°,
of tho “ Aoopskirt, sunbon- miration of the world.
< < ______
Great Britain is no longer the m anu
a,ld cn - ico wraPP«-"
had no real ex
In the unuala «.f nniniol in stin ct oc gorgeou s nrtieies w orn by men du rin g to take back to Stetson, w ho, it w a s us- moro people in to a place than it w ill ---------------
m apper nail
*
«“ 'nee ami
snm ed, m ust havo tukeu pains iu the hold. ”
lsteuce
ami was
was started
started la
in tho
tho fertH.
fertile facturing center of the world, f„r we
curred in R u tlan dshire r ecen tly, the several cen turies.
T M n C h r o n ic le llalld ln g i»
T he m odern k n it m euutium to inform h im se lf of th e h is
that, too,
som etim es,"
of tbo r*’P°rt»’rs and iu tho ilh „ . thJt ,.takon. , the forem ost position in
facta o f w hich, taiya Pcorson'a, are ar.
te r w ill probably ahrink from vyin g
that line. Its vast iron and steel busi-
th. “ but,
us
I
say,
you
must
2
,r
I1
"“
day-
11131
w
“«
•
lollow a: .Squire X ------ ia one o f the w ith the iMitieut sk ill o f th e w om an o f tory o f art su fflcieu tly to understand i t laughed Booth,
•’ —’ •
JWM 114 UB t
ness is yearly increasing in cost of pro
f) ont
nnt a nil
uiu,n» is
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beat know n character« in th at part of a form er ogv, but w e m ay depend on “ W hut do y o u th iu k . Stetson?” said his com o and hnd
ll about
it t for
your portions moment for Mr. Davis. Ho hnri duction.
while ours is d e c re a sin g ? U
th e country. A few daya iq-u he miaseil th e h u nd -knitting m uehines und manti- ' friend. "W o havo told Jack H avcrly self. Mr. Reade. Your audiences w ill be tlie right to try to escape in any dis-
By Ma'I, Fosloffe Paid,
gniso
he
could
use.
7
w
hat
yon
said
About
M
ichael
A
ngelo,
m
an
d
f
m<‘Ct
‘ h e W° rId s ^ w i a g dc-
tw o o f his beait ap ortlu g dogs, luitl bit, facturera* fram es to revive tlie idea
larger than th e h alls can hold, so you
not
L
r
r
,r°
n.
and
Steel
becaUM
oan-
aud
h
e
said.
‘Oh,
I
see;
there
a
in
't
no
There
were
m
any
interesting
incidents
general supitoaitiou waa th a t they liao und luod uce m arvelous ad ap tation s of
cun stu dy tho problem under the best
n ot“ tho tiW1‘h tl,iS Capt”r°’ bnt 1 ha'^ j ‘ increase its production to any grea t
such person as M ichael A n gelot' ”
c o n d itio n s."
uoca stolen.
R ecently, how ever, he the once guudy craze.
H ere « on
Stetson looked blank In h is turn fo r u
waa Lurpri-oed to ace one o f hia i» t ,
.
'em
p
t
m
e
to
m
y
do-
thJ
J
, ,n,0_ “ ow 10 reU te them Of U n nitd i*tePrOdUCeS le“
"
N
o
,
u
a
Y
ou
tem
pt
de-
exam p le o f a t-bowv w a istco a t lo st in m om ent and then received h is ow n little ,
nan it did ten years ago. Much of i t s
stn ictio u .
B ut the com plim ent greatly ™ chlldren of this noted couple Maggio
w alk into the liouec, follow ed a m in
171.’ l«y a Mrs. Beale, und described bv I
u te later by th e oth er, both w earin g "M alcolm ” us k n itted w ith green silk illu m in ation ns to tho hum or o f tho 1 pleased th e author, w ho liked to hear (g,";w n,p’ niarr>'fl ami is now livin g Kin
.¿ S
, ' « ■ I» « .
thing. "W h y, tho ignorant old fo o l,” |
th e appearance o f u tter d estitu tio n .
° . ° U° ° f tbo bo-V8 dl‘,d <«rly.
and gold aud silver flow ers ull over it., h e a s id ; " o f oourse bo ough t to have such th in g s said, though he affected a
»•30,000,000 a year for foreign
Inves’ rgntion revealed the follo w in g
. .
Inanhood, married and died
further enhanced w ith a l o u t 14 yards said. 'There isu ’t any such person r j ' io lty lnditfcreuoo to praise.
fact«: W hile o u t sh o o tin g u nelghboi
--------------------------- | w ith yellow fever near Memphis since
of gohl mid silver thick Ince.
T h is M ichael A n g e la ' ”
to m e aeroes a broken bank on h is ««
S e o l.llu , U n d e r It l n e a l t lr a .
to
8 *r l babT " RTOW up
Th, Grest st Wtekly ii th# fcmliy.
sm art fashion w as probably first in tro
T * * Sony nt th« Cr«d|«.
T h is story a g siu recalls another w ith 1 A t a church gathering some tim e ago and toauM fni^onU<11‘"i " °'T “ talcntl^
sta te , nnd tw o o f his d o g s sh ow ed tin- duced from Italy, the eou iitry o f gold
? i e,b?e!HoP 'risesh lvh -
a sim ilar touch in i t Tho conversation ' a number of deaf m utes were present " ffin n io ’ t W
<.*«uuncNn at a hole in the ground. N oth- and silver w euving.
,g
W
7
M
,
l
l
,
t
d i " ? n "wert fitti" S S :
In fuet, there is onoe turned on a clever passage in W
icow u as
in g be could <|o w ould induce the dogs
during the acy
’ th daueht,'r
‘ho
. d .' h""8 "P in the vkv
at the South K enxington m useum a J F loren ce’s old play, “ The M ighty R efreshm ents were ' served wuaiug
a
> Confedor-
UH,
to leave, the sp ot, nnd he finally se-
coot o f Italian origiu b elon gin g to the D ollu r,’’ In w h ich B ardw ell Ploat ex even in g, and iu huudiug a cup of coffee
(tnoladtns posts»«: to any part nt th« Unit«»
ttsred n spade and began d ig g in g for
17th cen tu ry, und sim ilar to n cartli-
to one o f the gu ests a deaf m ute g en tle
States. Canada and 31 ft.loo
poses h is ignoranoe by referring to a
t h e cause o f th e trouble.
E ig h t feet
gau w ith o u t ixx-kete.
I t is k n itted hack man w h om he had encountered iu m an happened to sp ill a few drops on
THE WEEKLY CHHONICLE, the bd<lit«S»
o f earth w as d u g aw ay before the truth
and
mr,«t
comoloto
W eekly Newspaper In U»
sk ir
w lf»
ife ls
is •'■«
also » a deaf
deaf
ill ' pule blue
web,
o ff » in
Then he d isco ere. n .
, “ sto ck in g "
‘’b- s * e ‘ t »K
»< Venice. "Y
es. " ” s « a ,id
n "
th nt
a t j is , ‘ h is w ife 's 88K
,rl t The
ln e w
“ Yes.
id stetso
Stetson,
"th
» a a out-
out
—
world, print« reyulsrly A4 eolum ns or t««lrs
i.
evid
en
tly
buried
from
the
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b"‘
k
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‘th
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btt,,ds
c,erer:
o
f
conn*
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d
o
n
’t
have
harks
eV“1
l
tU‘
th“
‘
Rbe
days
’
wh'ra
b#by
for’
*
m
ute,
and
it
whs
evid
en
t
that
she
took
dog
pa«e«. of N ow s Lltarnture and oenerai Inform*
D ora in e n * X i « ta e
h
n,’T r- a,,d ■ v r o ll" » n a u g h te n tin I, in V enice; it'., such • slow p l ^ e tbev ! « ¿
iha,P. “ “
‘^ ita b le way.
Uon; alno a ma»nlDcent Agricultural Dopartmeol
e x e r tk m .
®ve sinned
T hA e iu the ambulance w ith h =
at.
g
‘
'“
fridd
and
surer,
but
w
h
eth
er
knit
ted
d
o
n
’t-have
an
yth
in
g
bnt
om
nibuses
and
’
S
,O
WT1“
k
,w
l
np
b
tr
forehead
and
at
SAM PLE C O P IE S S £ N T FR*S-
It was writ-
rabbit.
•ev had
.i___ ___. . .
. .W
w 1 ith
b U
th lc
e ‘“
silk
, k of
or graft««!
grafted on tlie
the w
web-
eb- m
•en that
remarkably sw
sw ift
ift
m ule
ule curt«.
carta "
" T
T h h is
is fablo found its .........
w ay o n c e n ,a d o a suries of remurkably
T hey had been there for 13 d a y s and
“ «•herhood
7 k,
m u g ia u ot easy to uaeertain through in to priut again ou ly a fow w eek s be m ovem ent» w ith her nim ble huger».
D O Y O U W A N T THÉ
* e r e nearly famiwhcd.
On th eir re the bad ligh t und glasa door.
should here-
T hese
The husband, lookiug exceedingly apol
after be ac.
tu rn to the squire's house they were «lesigus ex ten d about tw o inch es from fore Mr. 8tete«<u’« death.
o
g
e
tic
m
ode
a
few
m
otions
in
return
eompanied
“ What d«, you th iu k o f So-and-sa?"
fo llo w ed by th e a n im a ls w bo had m»
tlie shoulder w arns dow 11 to three
wfth P ain
One o f the gueata w ho hud noticed
Etetsou naked o f a frieniL m im ing one
cued them , and prom pt treatm en t
jnd sorrow-
inelies
from
th
e
edge,
w
h
ich
is
k
n
itted
th
is
lit
t
le
byplay
sly
ly
slipped
out
a
w a.ed the lives o f both
of the actors of his com pany. Ho m eant
b u « th is
"HU three se ts o f diee pattern.
The
b it of puper und penciling som ething on
eurse upon
to ask w h at hia friend thou ght o f the
it handed it to a friend.
som ew h at full sleeves are bended w ith
our fore,
Ite t t a r Protected.
11« C'ompr<>u>lM<L
w ay tho actor wns p layin g tho part in
parents
has
T h is is w hat the latter rend:
Une o f 1 nlgary • reccu t co n tin g e n t to several row s o f g arter stlte h , mid fin w hich bo wns then engaged, but tho
been
light-
H H O W IX O
“ N o m atter how badly ulllieted. w o
th e co a st evid en tly kuew but little ished off w ith g a u n tle t cuff« d isp lay friend supp«wed that ho m eant to ask
ened niore
ing
Urn
fancy
device.
Blue
silk
binds
man
can
s
till
sc
o
ld
."
1 w isht 1 wag u g ir t "
•nd m ore
The United State«, Dominion o
a b o u t the Chinook, ju d g in g by the «tery
w hat m anner o f man he th ou gh t him.
The friend scribbled th is in return:
. ^ V
k x ; iw h r r cr8nRiH ?’' *» mankind
th a t ia b ein g told on him . W ishing to the ueck nml the fron ts, over w h ich are So he nnsxveresl, "H o's w e ll enough,
Canada and Northern Mexico
“*ve learn-
e ith er w«trkrd c lo w b u ttou h oles or
“
Yoe,
but
iu
the
present
cuse
the
hus
g e t som e elum s to take bark w ith him,
only he seem s to mo to be a littlo too
ed to rise
O N O N K S ID E «
baud it luckier thou tho average He sp oil si hie for tho team.
he sa lted an old sq uaw , w h o had cob ■ewu blue and tinsel buttous su rroun d p ed a n tic."
superior
to
ed w ith the G reta (ustteru ia chain
Aatf tb«
mf>"eO0fttbirr e ? r d misUk« -
webs in her «yes and a b asket on her
T his struck Stetson as a good word, 1 docsa t have to look. "—G leveluud Plum
» titc a .—Loiulou Quevn.
Dealer.
head, w h at sh e w an ted f o r a buskrtful.
amt he stored it up in his m em ory for
lightened Srienre^hai’d?,fencie’ whicb en-
and the b lu sh in g bru n ette replied: “tsit-
future use. A fow days Inter, w hen lie
»"»herhoml from ex"
M a r r ie d W o m e a T e a r Kars.
A
U l< W h s .L
O N T H E O T H E R
B ID ® -
eu tn dollar, h n jaa M osh." To thia the
met the actor, he said, " I waa in f r a il
» V H e r 'c e ^ P " -
The b ig g e st wh«^ | ever built In A m er
O f a ll the causes now tending to keep
*•"<» « 9 a n d O a t t b - Map s ’ *1
t a lg a r y it e salti: “ l u m p in g yim -
w atching you last n igh t aud thought
ica, ou tsid e o f the F erris w heel w ill
the Invalids’ Hotel an'dU«, 'n* PbY"‘c'»ii of
Slow.
wom en out of m atrim ony one that it
W e e k ly « b r o a l r l a f »
O na T ’ * r
ta in y ! Six d ollars nnd all uiy vtoth es?
of nuffalo. N Y ■?h|Su,<'cf l ’"«hnte,
1« in O|ieratioo at Bergen bra. h, a new you d id n 't p la y th .it part q u ite os po- very effective i t the discrim ination
postag e p re p a id on M a p ood F a p *
Mo. by g in g e rsn a p ! I’ll give you 88.50,
•eription ” inibo‘ s Tb» wonderful ’’ Pre.
dou tic aa you usually d«x "
•em With natural 1? ,e? t,re "ervnus sv s
toy w ateh and overcoat.** It ia untieeea- resort now being past in order on
Som etim es Mr S te tso n ’s expressions against married wom en teachers in the
AODRBas
t t
‘
hd X &
; gives
It w ill be
public schoola Malden, Mass., it the
• •F y to sta te th a t th e o ffer w as oecrpteit, Jam aica buy, n ext season.
•m o u u t.d to epigram s. It w ill be re
b
~
l
»
young .
M. B .
200 feet high, w ill l>e b u ilt e n tir e ly of
latest to declare that the m arriage of a
nally concerned in ¿ S ! e PHranisni jpe-
■ a P. cteoawa
a s s i i th e d u sk y m aiden asked for the
membered that w hen G ilbert and S u lli-
steel,
and
w
ill
be
m
uch
lig
h
te
r
than
publio
school
teacher
sh
all
be
regarded
FRAgCDOAX CAI»
« la m s w a s fo u r b its.
vau » "T he G ondoliers" w as Crst done
th e Pittsl>urgh engineer's world'» fair
iu th ise o u u trr a t th e N ew Park theater, aa a resignation of her offlew Mark the
The
wonder. From the w heel tou rists w h o
gA m Od‘
WsslaU a Big Uss.
>ain.
T he depth a t w h ich som e of the H*
now tin. liero ld Square, it w as a dread pronoun " h e r ." N o such discriuiiuatiou
. Frantude
Walton. o?""À'lvo,K
Cas»II(?o of Mr,
***• °" v Hopa.
Btan coal m in esa re worked is souictnoi
Tha an n u al report o f B idd eford's city take in Bergen beach next sum m er can ful failure. It w as clearly and obvious is m ade agniu st man. — W um aa ’s Tnb-
Ï Æ
in “*• « S s o 7 ¿ 2
Çnr*'s
on
the
boyl"
cried
tk»
1.
m issio n a r y , ju st m oda pu blic, »h ow . eom m am l an unrivaled view o f the ly so to anybody w h o saw any roustd- I
prodigious. In a p it a t Flvun the wo*
ocean . Coney Uland and near by re
la in. " H e ¿tamia b e t ^ Z ‘
T 7
Is now dcue at «, 700 fee», iu a P** ’
aum a qu eer aide» o f hu m an n atu re, a»
erablo part iff ik even , f he w ere ordi-
Hr» Walton / Î L
o f my child ■' write«
U“ d •
T he region between »lie first and sec splendid inheritance. "
sorts and the w hole o f B rooklyn._L’hi- narily a bad judge iff .u c h thing», and
Frenieriu at 8,800 feet aud in the S'
w e ll aa m any p itifu l o a ses o f »utterin g
• s < u C h r o n ic le .
"Too badi Too badi" r e t .
ond cataracts of the N ile is the h o tter
Andre p it at M outigny-snr-Sam bre«
y o r in sta n ce , on e w om an , w h o hnd tw o
Stetson w as uot a had judgu He hod se
eistant viilaiu " I
,J T tDrnr'd tb e8»
on the globe. It Dever rains there, au.
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* « P P O « you w ouldu’,
1.000 f e e t
______
- —
o r th r e e sm a ll B illies, a sk ed th e m is
cured the rights to the opera for NeR
"•t t u g
th e natives do not believe foreigner» want k>**_
England, and he had puid a good deal iff
sio n a r y to g e t her o n e o f th o se n ice fa m i
"De m ine?" he im plored.
w h o te ll them that w ater can descend
Oh, it w ouldn't
In one conutry d in r ic t of German
money for them. He w ent to the N ew
ly B ibieo. w o r th a b o u t 814. One fam ih
“ N o," sh e an sn cred.
from the sky.
"PAy w ed d in gs" w ere in vogue «m*
Park on tin- fir»» nigh t to are and best
w h o ap p lied for aid w e re fou n d b r e a k
I w on t take no for au answ er, be
recently, each g u e st p ayin g for bis el
w hal his property looked and soainled
n u c i r ____ _ _
_
1 ft w ro.'D «y.«t
Dr Pi
" IT en cn p .
f a s tin g on frieaaseed rab b it, breml and sh rieked.
tertainraent aa m uch aa he w ocld
s
The Roman honses and palaces xver»
lik e A fter the first act he strivle out Into
b u tter, m in ce p ie. and tea. w h en the
"N it. thro," sh e responded.
« .« r e ta .
to im pcrfoctly ligh ted that in m any liy .
•
nu
and
the
receipts
being
p
i
*
'
1
f
*1
'
the
lobby
and
wunebixly
heard
him
m
ut
m isaionn ry su rp rised M em b> the, aa-
A nd he took kia hat so d sadly w ent
him rem
ains.''
, ••'•••ug rid of
remains,
to set np ika h a j ; y pair in t h .i i ““
0
• t e : " 'GoodaUerur ’Gondolier»?' H iu' lu g rooms tbo inm atvs w ere forced to v illain "Y ou averted , he
asocete«! evil.
—B oston Courier.
home.
depood oa lam p» by day as w 11 os by
G ra s dollar» I'’— N e w York T ribona
r '" »
take a honre
•r e lie ,
read. —Chicago P ost
Q uotation, air, ia a good thing. Tbei
ia a com m u nity of m ind in i t Cla**''1
b rt quotation ia th p iu olo o f literary px <
•11 OTer the w orld. — Johnson.
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