SC O TTY ADDRESSES SPAIN Modern Science Recognizes The Rush for Gold. Prom Ute T in e l, B lu jfi, IU. , Tin rush ®f gold *»b«" •“ ■ F I bring» t h r illin g socnowie« to th« '» « 7 I n i n e ? ” a lill » liv e , o f t h * tune when th e j’ L r i i d l r f t h . continent or faced the te rro r, of the greet Am erican desert on ,b * 4®“.V,®J2£ I I I r ± ’ k« s 7 m l " f . lu X ' RHEUMATISM c X S * t * ? ™ " .•»* d " it M "“f e d , , hl . m t ‘ of „1 the ÍA t h e m w it h r n e u - 1 c.s a. disease of metiem* Such I a u u f f t ir r \V I A d e m V • B- , gundy, who now retide* et b lu flt, I III w h e r « h'-1 h a , been justice I o f the p«*ce tn d I w » e t h e fi • * 1 1 president o f the I h o a r d of tin »-1 teea. In a recent I { in te r v ie w “• I ! s a i d . •' I harl been a I " »offerer >f rheu-1 m a tis u /< * a l num ber of yearn I the B lood. i “A Fariy-iriwrr." M KL“ « S r ; Mm £ 7 e « » W I tried a ll the " r lief. , , I 1 th in k or hear of, ^ ‘ ¿ 7 eaLi w ilh several 1 •• I fin a lly ¡ * ¡ * " 1 ¿ ‘ “ them for a om et I I p h n W . ’- “ ^ dX l tim e , b u t they > » '‘ I u d " ® e any good. - re lie f »early ex-1 F i n a l l y , w it h m y b o W f r d ill|, f r b W H - l l i m i . t e d ,1 l ’ a 'a P e o p l e , « l “ ' b I B - ilia m a ’ P in k 1 5 5 * 7 1 I I I « a t in rio u « to get Slat tD d bought tw o I van using them about ‘W ^ , r e u ^ n ^ » » U S ? It never waa com pletely ,S ink i t l a t b e returnad. I think t ^ | , in . I b « e b e rim e d i-1 „ ,,¡„ ,.» 1 n» me to a n y fs tim o n y JltJiBjtorth »« go«1 VAKC.nKBT. „ . & £ ! > and .worn to bribr- I 29th day f ®epUr ie- be I R u o m u r C ’ . ^ f u o « j i k t ’ . Jfalary P h, iM t0 M r . Vangnndy « goql. m erits o i l I regarded as a n rlt Setter proo f,could a I ¡ 3 5 P‘11,’.in.L'‘o i h e ^ v e PfnoOt. Thc«e| P e . y " . ^ . V ^ l l ^ M . t o n i c forth e b lo o d . T h e r e is & popul& T id e a t h a t t h is d is e a s e i t caused by e x p o s u r e to cold .,& n d that some lo c a lit ie s ate in fe c te d w it h i t m o re t h a n o t h e r s . S u c h c o n d it io n s f r e q u e n t ly p r o m o te t h e d e v e lo p m e n t o f t h e d i s e a s e , b u t F ro m th e f& c t th a .t t h is & ilm e n t r u n s in c e r t a i n f a m i l i e s . i t ts s h o w n to b e h e r e d i t a r y , and. c o n s e q u e n t ly a disease o f t h e b lo o d . E x t e r n a l a p p lic a t io n s , t h e r e f o r e , m a y aFfordL te m p o r a r y r e l i e f , b u t to cure th e d is e a s e i t is n e c e s s a ry to t r e a t i t th r o u g h th e b lo o d . B D , D r W illia m s ’ P in k P ills P â le 7 ? p- ’ * ° d ' T t t t , y t o t h e a e & t o f t h e d is - ? 0 T d d A .e n r n . f Fy,n,S * n d e n r i c h i n g t h e b l o o d b y e l im i n a t in g poisonous e le m e n t s a n d r e n e w in g h e a lth -g iv in g E F o t At The g e n u in t are never \«ld. leoee by the doien fill d.rug£ttt$ or «en t pn&tp^iA by the Dt. W illi ante b u t a lw t y » in p n ekag e» like th il. Hiivi Ionit P r ic e f i f t y centfi p«T box. Medicine Compeey, Schentctedy.M.Y. f i t 1s s t a t e d 1 h a t * h e r e a l r c a s c c c f t h e Inac* 5 t ir t t y o f t h e Hytfinifit) f le e t a t C a d is " s j I h a d»i:ic’.iit y o f r e p i t u i c j t h e S c o t c h »-atflreera, tv^.o n siifUfid tfeatr p u tf I. r u fu a in g tn t ig h t * S g u io e t t h e A iia ir ica ii.* . — H reaa U la p a tc h . J H * ( tb . » y e , 1 u » r u t y e n g i n e h b in e , A o iu d u a t r y w l ’ b r a in » c o m b in e . M y w u ^ « a - a y e , t h e y s u i t m a t in e — T h e J o b 's » ' r tc h t . H u t. M a n t e r S p a m , I d r a w t h e H u e A t w ia tsn I f le h t i I ’ll s t a y a n d a » lio il h e r t e d w o r k 'G a in s t H o o s ia n , G e a r m a n , F r o n c h or T u rk . A n n a e a t e r u d u t y w u ll I ahirts T o g v .r S p a in w in . H ut in m y b r e is t « a f t f c e l i u ’a l u r k F o r m y a in k in s * * 6 * willing were not fit to successfully ren der the lowest part in tho wholedrsms. A s ! r o a m e d o a t o n e m o r n in g “ This was the slate of affairs when I T h e s t a r s w e r e in t h e s k y , % came upon tbo stage. H u t n h u n tic lc e r h is w a r n in g “ The mauager was iu a perfect Hr. l flu n g it lo w a n d h ig h . frenzy, and Louisa Dietz sat ueur one T h e l i t t l e b ir d s w e r e t a lk i n g , T h e m o u n t a in s y e t w e r e (?rar, of the fiats, silent aud pale as marble. T h o r e ’a n m y b e p ’i n t e I d i n n a l o ’a . W hon C o lle e n Dha.-j c jim e w a l k i n g "This wus her first appearance at A n It h e r n th a t f a ir g a r m e g r n e A t d a w n iu g o f t h e d a y . Indicate that your liyer A b n p t Ina g o v e r n m e n t , i t ’« t r u e — this theater, and to have un accident T h in g » f a r f r n e g u id . E e r f e e t o u t v ie d t h e d a ia ic a . Is out of order. The occur like this was euough to stupefy B u t. I h e n , y e k e n , t h e r e ’a I th e r s , t o * H e r h a ir o u ts J ic n e t h e s u n , best medicine to rouse any one under similar circumstances. T h a t » h o w Ina b lin d . H e r b e a u t y , l ik e t h e G r a c e s , the liver and cure all "I pitied her from the bottom of my D id J c iii a ll s w e e t s in o n e ; H ix fla g 1» n o J u ls t l i k e o o r a i n — these Ills. Is fount! hi H e r e y , j l ik e t w in s t a r s m a rr ie d * heart. I m e a n t h e B r e e tia h , M a ia te r H p a in — H e r b r e a th o f n e w m o w n h a y ; K o ’ jui>*t g ae a l iu p l e li k e a n p la in , I “ I was standing at the prompter’s A m il k in g p a il s h e e a r r n x l W i' 'ta a t r ip e a a n a m ir s . ftand, when suddenly a wild thought A t d a w n in g o f t h e d a y . B u t w i ‘ o o r J o c k , f o r r ic h t a o' men. • shot through my braiu. T h e b r e e z e i t Kliaroa! “ N o w , a r e yo-.i t e n d e r H e b e , 25 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. "W hy couldn’t I play the part? For, O r m a y b e J u n o b r ig h t? N n . n a , 1 hoc t h e d a y ' s n t b a n ’ having such a number of rehearsals, 1 Y o u r n a m e i t m ig h t b e P h oeb e, Ifchen K«?.f na m a u n t h e g it h e r s t a n ’ T h a t r o b s t h e s u n o f l ig h t , was as perfect iu his part as 1 wus iu 111 l e e b e r t y 's m o is t h o l f b a n ’ O r a r e y o u lo v e ly V e n u s, my own. ‘G aiu at- b a n d e d fo e . T h a t elo.se b e s id e m e s t r a y . A n t h e r e , t h e g it h e r in ' h e v a n , “ No sooner had the idea entered my i W ith t h e m il k in g p a il b e t w e e n u s T h e e tlagH u ia u n flow : A t d a w n in g o f th o d a y ?” mind than I acted upon it, uud going I up to the manager I said: B u e, M n in te r H p a in . i ’ll n e e d ta n gang “ Y o u n g m a n , ” s h e s a id , “ d o n 't fla t te r . Frat» t h ia a u ld I n n ’ o ’ rlanr*«* a n ^ au g ” ’I know this part, and I have no Y o u r g l a n c e i s b o ld a n d f r e e . A n d r o p t h e j o b I 'v e h a d s u e lo n g N o s t r a n g e r ' s p r a is e w ill m a t t e r doubt if yon w ill intrust it to my care I 'm g r e a t l y fe a r in . T o v i r t n o u i m a id s l ik e ir e . I can go through with it satisfactorily. ’ T » r a in f o lk m a u n J u is t g e t t h e b a n g F r a y g o w h e r e y o u w e r e g o in g ; O’ o n g t n e c r i n l "He grusped me warmly hv the hand I ta k e th e o th e r w a y .” —J . W. H e n g o u g h in T o r o n t o G Ohe. and said: A n d I h e a r m y c r u m m y lo w in g A t d a w n in g o f th o d a y . " ‘Thanks, thanks, Mr. Thomas. I K r s o u r e i-r u l A r t l.t . j havo every faith in your ability.’ V p on a bench o f ru sh es ••Refcurcefnl’a Well, I should say he A lo n e I s a t a n d heard "But I cared more for tho grateful wan. Why, his children got hold of a H e r v o ic e o u t s in g th e t h r u s h e s j look in Louisa’s eyes as sho walked by A n d e v e r y w a k e n in g b ir d ; liulf fluUbed sketch aud a hottlo of iuk | my side aud said: 1 h e a r d t h o s w e e t m ilk s p u r t in g , yesterday. ” j “ ‘I, too, w ill ever own you a service, T h e h e d g e b e t w e e n u s la y , " W d l?” A n d I lo n g e d th a t w o w e r e c o u r tin g ; which w ill be impossible to repay.’ D A I L_y "W ell, of course they didn’t do a A t d a w n in g o f t h e d a y . “ So it w as decided that 1 should as P o l l a « ! P a l« , —P a li M a ll G a z e t te . thing to the sketch. ” sume the principal role, while a person, “ Of course uot. But where does his after some trouble, was obtained who. resourcefulness come in?” A L E A D IN G P A R T . a t a , could, no doubt, bv gagging and being Only “ Why, another artist would have followed closely, put through my part. given up and begun nil over again, Well, at last the evening arrived and w ouldn’t he?’’ The following was narrated to me by “ N atu rally.” an old friend of mine, who upon leav- with immense crowds that Hocked from all quarters. “ W ell, this one just sold the thing ! ing college had adopted the stage as his "At a quarter before 8 the manager ns it w a i for a war m ap.’’—Chicago ! profession. His name is—well, wo w ill stepped heforo tho curtain aud narrated Boat. Greatest Weekly in the Country, know him by a fictitious one— Harry the accident to tho uudience, aud then Thomas, for he is at present in tbo begged their kind indulgence iu my > A , ( b e N o»« on H „ r F a m , ^o, concluded the ndvauccd worn- zenith of the theatrical world, and thou behalf, who at the last moment, rather HHR un after expounding for 30 minute» her sands would recognize him if his name than have them disappointed, had vol- ! a n e l u ü t n c p o t a j e ) to a n y p a r t of th e United nnteered to play the part. objections to tuou in general for the was given iu these columus. £tati*0, t'a n u d u a n d M e x ic o . benefit of tho gentleman next her at “ I, all this time, had been looking ■ T H E VVE'KKDY C H R O N IO D E . th e brighteat His story ran thus: an d inual c o m p le te W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r In the dinner, “ you see I a y quite plain. ” "As you are aware, Jack, I left col through a small hole bored iu tho pros • orld. p r in ts r e g u la r ly 112 C o lu m n s, or sixteen “ y e s ,“ answered the horrid man, “ I lege when I was within a little of 18. j cenium. p u s e s , o f N e w s . L it e r a t u r e a n d G en eral Infor see you are,” and the advanced wonma 1Jiiid r.lwnys a great desire t o ! “ The house was packed from parquet m a tio n ; a ls o a n ia < n lf lc e n t A g r ic u ltu r a l and H o r tic u ltu r a l D e p a r t m e n t. T h ia la on« of ih„ to dome with as refined an audience as wus so angry that she ate two courses eiuulat»’ those sterling heroes of old, [ ever 1 have had tbo pleasure to ph,y"t? g r e a te s t d e p a r t m e n t s In a n y p a p e r on this w ithout saying n word__ Judy, whose prowess I had studied so much “ At 8 o’clock precisely the durtaiu C ooat. E v e r y t h in g w r i t t e n Is b a se d on ex ’T i» t r e u ( h o Y tm k r e m a y u a ' b e -A P r o a b y t e r t a n l i k ’ m e, Kur dia h« apeak su p e a r f o c k ly G o r m it h e r t o n g u e . B u ! f le h t w i' b i m —I c a n n a d e a A t h in j M o w ran g! •«*1 COLLEEN Constipation, Headache, Biliousness Heartburn, Indigestion, Dizziness, OHAS. H o o d 's P ills $6? 70 ! The Weekly Chronicle $ 1 .5 0 p e r ie n c e in th e C o a s t S t a t e s , n o t on Eastern In m H u rry. << t„,i was rung up and the play“cnnimenced. m en s k n o w le d g e o t t h e ir o w n lo c a litie s And there being no other opening ’’Neither Louisa nor 1 appeared until 1 ‘‘They’ve tnken to embalming pot MLC ■ in which to test my abilities I deter- the second scene 1 1 ™U1 SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE dogs iu the east, ” he said. tortai' ! “ Oh, isn ’t that just too lovely!” she mined at once to adopt the stage and 1 w as standing iu breathless anxiety, - exclaimed. “ That’s what I ’ll have done make it the field of my mimic cou- leaning against one of the flats, upon I quests, little dreaming ,;f the difficult toe prompt side, while she stood slight to Fitlu. ” • u»*d Illpar.ii Tabutoa w it h s o ta u c h satis« i task which I had voluntarily imposed ly flushed, hut perfectly collected, upon "Just the thing!" he returned, sud . ’ b*'a “ K T “*J.,I'IT er«r from eonrtlpation n o U u a ttw u J ran ok tu rtu U y ranumuit-ad ti.»-m. upon myself. denly glow in g enthusiastic him self the'O . R -sid e. ■av% b eau tro u b le d fu r a i^ w t H ire« > ,a r « w ltu W H A T T H E M ATTER WAS. «IX f,', t ■ .4 I ka a u ) a u U o m .a w « ,a bj .ai. d au "How few of the outside world know w r.at I <*-ldd b illo t» a tta c k s o om iuif o n re«"lurty j "G ive him to me and I ’ll have it done “ I had perfect confidence in myself, i C iu lu ii ,1 w a«,'a h < x u o » n,> r » j « a i i 4 o u ,j a i j r „ a • * e ‘k’ W1U* to»«l b y (ttuvrant p u y su la n s j of the incessant toil of un actor’s life! L i t t l e G a n ie o f T w o C h o i r M e n ,h e r s W h i c h rt t,„ . ! .u v . K .puna Ta),ulaa a .vartla, 4 in , today. "— Chicago Post. but every actor, no matter how perfect th a t »• w aa cauaerl by bud tee th , o f w h ich 1 b.»4 rtaity napvr, livu l,t ro niaaurt t e k i . , r m a . u.r, t . "He is nothing but a schoolboy. For he may bo, w ill feel an indescribable «•»era.». I hud the b -c .u c s tr a c ia d , bin th e at- t l i e M ir ,in t e r N p e l l r t l . a,l H aan la a v u u ,a m u un in tu rv e r /e r lu a 11.„ a taok a ctMDjnuad. I hm l sro n u.1r«riIscm eaio o f as soon as ouo pieco is committed to «eusntjon o f- y o u hardly say what— H ot W ork, t i u _a n c lia u * . | l u u t a o e <t»n C p a u .l r u v m ora A trinistcr’s widow tells this: A (|iatis T ab uie« l a a ll .bn pupera b u t bad nr. fu itb « .r t t „ R ip a a , la b u la s . l a . . , th.rt.-- >Q th em , b u t a b o u t s i> w< -M h aloe« a t r b>g».i in Kafe—I haven’t seen Madge of late: , memory auotber is placed iu bis bauds, When he mahout to stake his reputation My iiDsbiititl, she Haiti. *‘bail brown aavan ) a a n oirt, | i „ i 0 ,, o « (u upaU ou, o n lv r. v alitoBai m e Hi try tt am . Flavo ta k e n but t w o o f tlio ! and so on—a life of perpetual study and o u .- h ., .) rtu o a . a ,) uu „ m*v hu ’ . f ; ; ; eyes that tnriwtl deeply, darkly black , busy perhaps. • m a l l O c s s t !>>x«s o f (.no Tsb*ilv< u n i b»v< Lu*l 1U ii nTew r<>le before the public. labor. T au ir.“ r * , ’. ' 1 * “ * tr > lD» • Nannette — Busy, whew I She is iso r tc -a r r a iir a . f t iiu n tta c a s . d a t a n e v e r a lr m i a wheu he was hi gry, ai.,1 which dniicctl ‘AH, at last tho first seeuo was T a iu la a r ,,r k ln i. Ht> fr.-la cnm „ I>*t;rr t,ut it „ i f w tb x s m ia l ror auytM njt befora, b u t «ho g n a t , "After some tronbla I obtained the with in,wt n iruunlons nti rrin cot when buried in work. calnd in. taka aum a tm ,« . h„ k a i h eru ai t r n l„ „ v . . a 5 T - ’» n t wh,4' h 1 b e lie v e h a s t m n on e m s unenviable position of ’supe’ in one of tu u » uau u i , i n t e r a n .l nam v aa 7 , 1 lika. Kate— What kind? he waa amnserf Nirinrnlly, in the t»7 &(| a n t Tabuloa I m lw v s m e to M d m in e i o th o "And amid a deathliko silenco the >Ira. M aar U ohmas C larks . u ia u v ta a ttm o a la lt y o u doubtl«*« b a r e In y o u r Nannette— Hectographing syndicate our principal theaters. And after spend star <>f t!: course of a long life w ith him, I came M aow H m aow . A T ,l > * w iy . uing walked on. I h a v a kaan a u g a r ln , fro m ka-i,lavina r v r r to know theviiryin ! expression of those letters. She has 21 tiuncr-s iii 13 differ ing two years in this branch was pro- j oistautjy a storm of applause greet t iu . k I Vk» „ 1;„ 10 a lrl. lu u u M l., r er rl...... , rnoted to play ’utility business.’ . eyes pretty w ill. | nsed to wntch I um ent regiment».— Town Topics. I want to inform yon, ed 1 cr, and ' ' hoed aud re-echoed around e» r r g • lu.t» a cr nr«i <| T h « f 'h r o ie le ie IS u H ^ fU T , "Ami here I remained three years i au„ ta w v id a o f hiKOeit iy c s w h tu he was | reaching to know aud among the scenery like the rurn- plooo w .,b « ,1 M -ttliia a T H E < T litO N I (’L E n an k e w it h th e createet M i a * , l ! t U b. a e tit more, listening to the plots uud schemes.: blii C o m p u l s o r y A r t . * h r a lac.iOMud hlri< ut .i.y I , W tilings wi re g< ina w ith him and, I h a v e tierlre«l fro m new npapt’rs In th e U r .lte il S t a te « . of distant thnuder. f lit n id a b o , | Alputtr. Tabulas. I am a "I wonder who invented this artistic of the villains and heroes in different im ¡dentally with the congregation. I T H E CHRONICI a R ho« no e q u a l o n th e Pacino i ston.at*.1. "The scene represented a garden in H ipan 1 Ta)>ult s iro tu a s Î r i - p a n s jwofembotcl bun;a and dramas. C ooat. l i le a d s a ll in ab U K y, e iite r p r le e oad rough edged paper?" R u ‘ o f n .lu e w n o w. s m i t n l t r .m e in H it n.idst of » most In thia prttfession a c le u r u. wh vk S| h ® ,WaS SGlilofluizing as to R r ’VR. b (Okliitf the n fo r en tai < i "I ussuro yon that by this tiinu my bead Is a w y j reeded, “ Probably some woman who conldn’t carntri ,!is,,u rsc to have seen him stop whether her lover (me) was true to her, * ot Ibo atom ach. Suo .1 Î u T H E C I I R O N i n . E H T .le r r a p h l c R e p o r ts are n i t «ana TuLuiu» d ca a it. fo u d su. :» r e .le f fro .il h i th,- s ||i ( t , f „ minute, not core her hurl,aud of entting niagazin« ardor had cooled considerably, and or whether lie was playing her false. a f t e r oua o f m y ■ a»«3 I tin- laten t and. iiio e t r e lia b le , ita L o c a l N t v i the 3 The modern stand b p • h. Ir II.'o » ie adv kOtl m o I st.drituly many a time whilo poring over my part found rw t a ?lf eo .n p letely leaves with hia thumb. "—Chicago Hec- an d Fplclcat, a n d its K d ilorlaJa from the m e Iris ryes growing strangely black, At Inst I received my cue, and went f'l A k» t..k » thi ;n t >o, an d I n»ntl.»w n . A ofln « o u ha u in some new piece I havo sincerely able.«,! prne in th e c o u n tr y . b lia tu in ', n n g s is in n then biigbtening again with that irre- nrd. HtiTiro of f» R«,n ard F am ily M edi 1 H E C H R O N IC L E baa a l w a y s b een , and al- wished that I had chosen some other G at O ober, and w | 0£ o r , X*h. <>., W i b e w a r k My entrance was again the signal »vnya w ill be, th e fr ie n d a n d c h a m p io n of the b •» y tb y b . o r o .iplet •« » tilde twinkle though the rest of his * A « , J a r * / C i t y , I t«i»>k A T e r r ib le F r e d ie a n .e B t . i means of earning a living. B I hr, S rtmuiut d quite grave fhrongh- ly eurod r y h ’»dacheau cin e : C u re s the for deafening applause, which was ecu fUpaita T otr.lca w ith P‘*< pie. a s a g u ln a t R P in b in atlon a. d iq u e a , ©or- "The manager saw that I possessed A I a m t e n . r ui e t en a • r a n d r e su lts. u tinned for nearly five minutes, aud it l o m t l o m , or u p |,r a t io n s w a n y klnrt. I t w ill he •b •Id . Y »i ar> walc«> « <» t As I «aid, it was only frr a mo lU s s f x . :> 4 '; t . a a * . more than ordinary talent, so bo iu common ev« ry-day > n tu t, then Lc reahu.id his sermon as to u«s tl s t uhno« w in- gave me time to fully think over what I,.d ep en d an t In a w r y l M » » , n e u t r a l In ooU ilu«. * trust,ri me with a part in which I play b < > bcD.re. Mrs J. D n o o a u ta a » I w h k about to 88V. b ill o f humanity. 4 ed second to the hero of the piece » » • Im u tilrd ‘ What wan the matter?’ I asked > ’H ualiy all was once more quiet, 03 YJU WAN) THE CHH3HICLE •W » h « » r t k u . - > * ,,J ’¿i carriJ c’1 •kfongh very cred A *. wht i) vhi k h v r ' cut i ml we w o rein a lM * )M , 4.e«s, eau»*«} by •m l I commenced my delivery. * t a r it i« * :<«n, f ur a itably, and the journals the next morn My rerrt rear old »>*•▼ oni way home. II ’It abounded in protestations of mv m a n y *-aars O ue day s n h e .r d W it . pu.uk .a ing in their criticisms said: • b e a » \z a traitm . r..a| h is t.e td, c o u a iip e tlo * “ ‘ W by. le n t c so near laughing out m ? " ? fldeHty »“< > love for her. A an " ‘Mr. Thomas is a yonng and very lb tb « paper lo d o r siu j d co m p la in e d o f Lis in chnrti, tl a lb, re wi s no fun iu it ,’ A a'tim R i p a s i T o t a le s , (dia As I continued I warmed up with a'-h. Ho c<»ul I n ot ’ I promising actor; g.xri in gesture ami b d e ter m in e I t o « h a them he said. ’( i ti v t t h , . ,h oir is hidden e*»t lik e a' ’d dr. n o f • >« ■ Ill« bv°thn ? WaS “in,o"t car™ d »«ay b Siicwlifl the Ualitd SUte«, Dinialaa correct in delivery. * • tria l, w a s g r < a i i y «►.« d a an d w h a t a fr, tu the congregation behind its im - by tho intensity of my feelings. ’ • • « • v « .! b y (» « ir u-<| » ♦ tb# ♦ ¥ < < < * Aw A b Aw W • 'id c a t d id no? ¡» ’’ Well at this time a yonng lady—a of Canada north»™ «nl»> • u d n e w ta k u k ih a ti cling s, reeu in the r, rt of the chtiroh, w ith I.Ina, H a w a i i .« I forgot that hundreds of eyes wen, <>INT O N E ; H 1 J~> K J ììS f* - *<*M • f v w Cortona lU paoa star iu her line— we w ill know herns X t R: t t L " ' atChiUK eve" « ^ r e nud «, An I o f a aaffroi* color, hut it thiiiicts to I g exactly in n,y lino n - a u ln g sirina c f (h o teat m nln 's in f a n r . f fab»i.r* I » ue hutias and mays abo w b | a m b« w it« Louisa Dietz— was engaged to play the *•!* » « • Tabun».«, I irl*M t..«m IUtu.HA Tabu a ■ o t of virion as 1 stuuil on the rnftrnm. that attentive ears were devouring the o u t th em . I b a I m ^rtburn nod nlcaplas«i’<*Ma bar«« on y r e lie w d b u t a c io u llz cw n d t r y tu t ;w< - principal role In a drama which tho words JM ariw a n I w ith th«. Imllycatb»,» M L1(.h W|<4 M lien I sti pptsl in i- v sermon today, it \o u n g Iiudely (of rhe F ifth aTwine as they fell fr0II1 my , f *“« In c bead r . ea h » a <• a a p p ea w d . b .w Is r r e -i w t n s r t y ««» g r e a t a tmrd««u f >r bar. Oor w h o le manager intended to open with aud plav fcn«d o o n d lfio a ai d l.o n e cr c >ni|Ja.na o f i, a cavalry»— Heavens! Here noino the was b, cans,. I happened toglanco choir- I saw only before me tho woman I iam h y to k o t..a T jb a lv a rcputarly, *»p«ri ,||y o f «r dnnug the Christmas holidays. e to m a eh . H e U n .n v • re,I. c h u h lv f imm | bny. Thia * b? art^ 1 " T »«»(ber ts fifty ie a r « i f a g i ward mid saw onr new supra,io and new Spaniards, and hero I am not iu oven loved. And the passion which I was • n nt'crfnl chan» o I a ttr th u e to Itlpuna T »hitlea naap »»»•». • a d U < * > « y ir p U e beat o f h ea lth an d api Ita j al«o which I «tvm’in 1 !« "Wl ra,ber t0 ,ho Thespian I,noi iiaving a i.niet game of cards bc- : ing dress— and after 7 o ’clock.—New l a m »Mthritod th a t th e y w ill hen err a n y on« ifrvnt be/ea"™ was not the love * i .h e>r,> J " * * ’*» * • * » P « * » lh i|tty b«r re aba stylo in tbo oprning, but ended u p as outpouring th*« r w lle u » o ld a««» if ta k e u acccr< t n t to d»rau- hiud the scritii They must have felt York Joumnl. f c a d I.(pana T ab u lai. a tgj » U . B laumos lloM I. W r o i« a. usual, tritb virtue triumphant, Hud all M. M. (1„ V.'UTTVr», iny gaze njMin tin m. tor when they P r o p r ieto r n f . < ’broolala, the villain« eittcr »het or sent to state Saved. Io, kid D|i mid euugl t my rve tkoiM a MV .ty le parke« r o 'a ln U - T an iu T ak * TAWLaa rackcsl ln a paper carton < w.th .a i pjo* > » Bow <OF prison for life. U . j0“ 1 had finished, the curtain E R A M M 8O U . 0 8 1 » "How did Gudgeon get out of that cards ditappi an ,I so rnddt i i l j nod my«- •m ta d.-uu evnaa pVtt rtTB e»wm This low p i.««<1 ■rt »-* «bieu ,ed fo r ihn puor a.td ti»c «ooooiu. .. i uj at.iri?“’. P’? * r<^ nired » rrcat deal of descended amid showers of bouquet" 1 ** w -® fl***wnt carkma 0 » ta b tü ci nan b,j »nit for breach of |iroini»c?" f t ri, nsjy I tin n; ht that in spite o f ev had l y ma»l by »t-ndii«,; furiy el l»t o :.ta to ;ha .w a x s and deafening applanse, Q © ■ M M cabC airaxv Xo. to sp n ia . stre«»^« He put bis w ife on the stand aud •tudy. In short, wo had rehearsal every ' "Tho latter was continued until we aot T avw ma« « Y"rM * *‘n l* c*r ' « ‘T:» to . v . rsi w ii bo w r.t f .,T Bre c r . erything 1 s i n , l u i s t eait laughing.” 1 Tarn t .W' a .a r oiaa tM had uf » im « groc« m, g rim r i| »* ¡C T V L 1 5 M . R ELIA B LE: ,r. . , , - rwif.e|-T nena a»r ota aud o l a > l.tiuur nearly a month, and during — P h u u d e lj b iu 'lim e » she »wore that the other woman was tu ia r y hon ,U paia, t/ d’iez aie^p vod proku^- Líe. Q mb (lr « a rebaf hat tmie I fell desperately in h.y« w it£ > l»th appeared before the curtain ■ ARTISTIC-*. luck when sho Inst him. " —Town Topic». der , f“ ri U° ‘ ,dWeH upon the remain- lx Uisa Dietz, tho heroiue of the play ler of tho performance. Let it suffice ORIGIN L TACTICS. M ot a H a r o . It was Invent first sight, hut whether They A i w a , , P|,»„T m . • ovahon We tOth reCeiTed » Perfect my passion found ---- — — ■ ■ •H IIIV "Maria, is this red, white and blue You cam an answering thrill T n lq n ,- M a n u a l „ I t r , ■ p a r r a l ky « F , . in her bosom I could not tell ice cream wholesome?" tra tu cured < when alone I would b .d'd''* lu"1 «hen the curtain "I don’t know, bnt what if it iiai't* call "Sometimes, " he most rvii>i,i i.i* myself a fool, a madman • . de,‘eeu'1^ for the last tin" tile F tmr any o f the i mpany of nob •fl» trf m en, com e io ih old<«u Aren t yon w illin g to take any risks for d ie » c m i d i.lic i m i , un ity fought ¿fpociaiñi n lite P arille C oaai , | could I fcr a moment expect nn allk u ce was " h r t h ^ h'!rr-vil1« iu to «here I e r s t , , u l T r i t e >r u u:. 1er "1. tra illy ’th, rwirl, gnv- y-onr country?"—Chicago Record. between m y s e lf- « liewlv ",“ ,„5? '' J’ ‘h e P eew oom , aud £ OR. MHOAN A CO.. 4t In) I ’ , izing me e n ii.r if V l, mia I 11011 Medial St Calti IMI. • ir, ilThe uick- t’-n 1 n„ : 1.,• ,, knight of the dramatic art and’^ n i « H i ’ 5’ ^“i"<l h” sai'1, *»« K a a w W k a t Shs W a a tr r t. voice trem- - s ' s t i ’ .la r - - s „ f < . ini e ihr u, ) e i Dietz, whose name was iu fficieït to “ ^ ü ’* «'“‘"“ ou. «mi »Udir , clii I, it ith tho o i ■■ „im ! r- I. A I fr M w ho Ut! l u f f ! ,, ,, , ‘Why not take this parrot, tna'am?" t, ’ tv, m ill ,,a o ,, l s « I, \ li ho had ba- inmih« - i r - c , < / , „ „ un a ,,,,| ¡n ,i¡XT, , ¡ a , „ ¿ f blanfy’ of thu,iau d '',th th u 'vcaJ‘h OU<1 my house.’ * “ Tt th® repntatiou of e v î,y city*»* f • ' « rr> , r * »old »n nearly j « -i- f< rv the v a i Irise uige to (I,,, gov, t h . asked the dealer. “ Jt talks. " SSSilí,n .‘ * i'ÍLS,r’’ NVV ‘*r*al I» r ie r i e e l .7 I ’ h* "I want a parrot to talk Io and not to | ik T tm 1 M ’’ ^ “ ’ ••'»ex , nxAii of i . i v i:k iu bis star routes “«ou. »,.*• n,n Uee»» «h«™ •••'à I « Z b ; x r™ . w j ! ,, ,o A ' i ‘ .'« ï» - " Æ ï ï s r s s i î r i r î s h i-L't— T ’U t k y w M p e * m a i n r r l M M , 1 b, n , ,o ti m i l , i , l (urge a« to keep t»lk back,” replied Mi«, Elder.—Town * J 4 „ . >r»r rirama was a taìì.'fim" da'rVtook' ™ trí’bhü‘f ,u> i • < I l l j H a i l N a . » ,< •. Hv a 1 Topica. till' p o s t i l i ’ »,'liin in u t in a statu of THE M c C all company . 7 ' ”” ■ < -r « w a n i r . l i w r » - ing man, and it nearly «et ¿ e cra-v to "i*. t0 play leat,i>ig — “» business, constant farm, ut I Cki.h h i. irr.ilnwr, ^ ^ ‘‘.‘“' . ^ ^ « ^ " « ^ o f f b e p i e c o was ¡ T î n i ifirdly ’ " '1' add that my fame K v Irts B ily Ji«|, ■*' “• > / *I 'V>1 im aw rtU w relief h i , * — Hb a s’f’n o r » f , »•• • av ,nT He was u • riimi old uv u of tho rough, A r t or S la k in g a .M ustard r i a - t e r . i np-Ctf * ’ T’ ' ’ ’ ’f1* , ».s »Uin, ,u ' "Is he a strategist?” require,! it) clasp her to his breast. « ^ » f f e r w . r d ' ^ n ' i t n d T * ’ “ 8h° rt hom sl ty|s' , t |„e .1 ,ns" W illtuws' r • u j t r t “ . t 1“ Ä . f t ,, a 1 bu* ■ " Ï" l,'h» » " t ■ h. « fair , j.,. I . .„ ¡ m m “ Oh, dear, no. Why, he beliuves in Iu my fevered imagination, I thought To put on it mustard plaster is m t . • Lincoln Ti i.ii un .In y Knak, Crsw- Were mar- nil difficult bul Iod o it 1,1 i.m test win ford and a, u„ms Hi« education had doing things. "—Chicago Post. « M tn « UJW' ,flrue- t h a n the a r " t n . • Ï *, ' ’“''if "t"1 (ro“> th» 1 A’-’ri now the names of Mi- and uatnre of the occasion required requires some cure and skill In c „ M Í ¿ “ ’• 'r e a r .. bu n sadly uegle, ted. l ilt ho owned .r " ; i. r , f S , í Í y.,,!». 5 • 1 ■:L ".» ,.' in ■ |,l„ ñ » ,L r* A T r w ie w i. | W ell, at last the final robear.al but M»» Thorn,« displayed upon the hi’l i " r V lil« first placu. retuenilsr ucver to gi > i brains in », «rt< aud b, me sense enough D’e w ■ i risaror,',!,» rtiS'/r/i / I l HKI Kvery man carries a penknilq, hut one was over, and the following Mon- cold mustaril plusti r to a pati nt 1 »• for Ilo ,« or,'inn rv governors H edrill.d ° - w-ak or M'tisitno per u tu,. k > his men uciorumg m •• ‘Extra B illy ’s’ not one man in 20 c a rric a good ,« « .— day night (w hich was Christmas) the »te Atchison Globe. llruma waa to be jwiwnted tottae t»ubli. . often great Either mix with very I i la»t.cs, ! «»¡ih,«,! Magatine l‘M á ll.h S V an uupublishvd niuuuui of h « u of "Standing r,.ÜW m b " “ Monday dawtHwl fair aud trigbr tho iicnpoh. ¡ L » , i , a , . , , n » « v , l |. l | C ,'nrr,| p Per>£î*i,7 " bv Send7 r l” î , water or b ter still b.ivn a plale | • arm«. Tribune 'y’ ~ Mlu’ T h e <H fleoara<e>,-M «at o f I 'U str?’ »« ! « • — • . v d.cn air was r\xd and crisp. / Thf * Marrla«e? Where it cm, g. t warm while you «*■«•• ( A e.ü dahla b v -k far rneu.) A drill less m Vs loncl "Extra Bib I in o a t o f t h e p n t e n d ’n g lin o . The last rehearsal had been called for mixing Having everything ready a Lv — N o w . t s ys, git yit'sch i s in per« T I» IT M X « « *■ > « ■ •« I I t la a Mtol p te u tio n , O « t I t O v e rb o a rd . tbl» m, ruing at 11 o'chN-k. B u i m , n a s t ,X a a « c o u n t r y m e n o f m „ w O r e a t jU n a e u n i «»f n a to tu y , 1 hand, must int th.ur amt a ».„>• iriiil , ti, u Are y o ’ ready» Tote arm»! IX, f ’pon reaching the rheatoj- what was f h ^ . 7 o to m d “r^ r7*'n ^ r‘ Admiral na fc a d . s s j lar»er! Mu!e-!n,<>fM, u, th« j h e r e a t o o m u c h o o i n p c t it io n . molaaai-s w<lh a bit of old mu tin liver arms! Rest y o ’ musk,'ta! Tote *, rw. C s , sart huit h>"v fl*)]. yn,i i ho‘8ti,,K -W o ah log tcn H»ar. linen— u u old humikerchi, f is the (» my surprise to find every one, fm ,,, ,ke fc k lu in (b' á h t o í arm s! t round yo rifles! Hint s tvl'bls arvrrsrt,. h.* to »,. t.t dehors! «nd maaM. THE M et AI.L Cr» tl ring for the purpose Ktir the , net .,| good Aro y ^ w K b o u , ; ; t p , N ^ k- ; ; . ^ '♦ •w . I«,b SV. N a iv iin is ■te erv e-!,s.jg!y arteind aev ‘ritics.i. f a r l y l « ‘e lïu u » p i*Ou»u«a». u ready agalL? W ell, here C a r d io « ;* n K t. c i l ur orhi. “f” ' ‘ »be stage and talking ,n (he urns, j and Ibuii t o , tiler first, mat mg ii „- wc Joachim, tho great violinist, was In- go. Fix yo stickers ! (Fix bayonets) M a r ia l Strart. S m frase le» Cal. vXf ited maiuHT. that“ me 'eHfcJ“'1? UutWo« J“ » •'» plaster stronger or weaker tvi: h mu« Now ubar»)», 'em mid stick 'em! fnriuced to Curlyle by n mutual friend ’’Upon inquiry I found that the mr- token « T ,r ,K“Vy cr li«bt’ be turd as you have I n s u direct,si Add • » lie dav be led bis nit n into a blind Urn Mge was almut to take I.i. morning , 0 » ’V ’ h" '^ r iT g two boars’ Z r d w o T \ £ T t , the molass, s ami then (he water until lm«,' about u m ile long, sod arriving at wralk and he asked Joachim to accora ,‘ ^ r L t ’ H a I ’ r id r r a t im d . haracter in (he piece had the nigh, rh«- ......... mass is aiNiut as thick as th « , t i d , ' , tild i,, » h o Ins way cut psuy him. During » very long walk in B ta. ± ^ d A fter she bad studied the French bill (Nirridge or |siul,i<u Hpr-ail your cl th <* | t !y teariug down fin it« mid guing Hyde park L’nriyla kept the con versal ic.u f-re fallen utN«i the icy p a v e n ^ t «„d o f fare t'tr a uioiW'i.t Mrs. Porkeulisiu on the warm plate, tisiug tile middle t l i j ’tigfa a w he»,field Muii.l,d by an running on Germany and its great men f t - aBkle “ n ‘U',w r'' o f Chicago turned to the waiter and porttou of iu,, tiu, u and leaving a mar m iry farmer «Hl» n dang*,ron« iuuXing - the Fredericks, -Molike nnd Bismarck itnpoaribl« fur him Io appear i „ j o i» « ,. asked: d . s J t c h ^ l * * " ’ “ »»•* I Q e:A lv » -a-eri OB gin on all aiilaa. which is tn bo folded gup. The cl j, ,m u peint waa in«, «.p-jo- — until at last Joachim thought it w m I OBTAXirtO. bead i "Does on utulentnnd Eenglore?" W ZATCWTI hack ut ti e tslga« I’m a so „ml cl, th .................... 'h, (I. Id Aitar rtudyúl* his turn to fak« a lead, and he «arced i patched h u me-seugers (« aj| ,, I 4«errtpti, « flrvrfrw. ■>«, A JI "O lg yoa. I talk it almost like a na- I s T h a t ria a e . WftfttMM , ' «■ r j | _ lihi "u the city to, if rs ,. ' - jn, »o«x nux over the wbobv so that th,» mustard Is gravely ,1». situati, u be g iv e tx, Cob'e, ■ ■ !!*«VVS!a Ahrt IS’i I w i‘h th« inquiry. “ Do yc.u kaotr Stem Mr. Hunker— I have merely a snnnb tfva,’’ ho replied. "1 w h s born and entirely bid btMwecti tho tw oeov, rs and ° tb u ,n . • «o p la y (b e ¡ u h roa *’— corv ’ nr or* si »cig,. I orna it tati» »»'«f liberei • Dishnud, 1, ys, ,ui m ,,( ‘lauorrrr J dale rtxcett- •ctiuamtaucawitb Mias T hrrcU ^Î.’ brought up iu Indiana." But without s « o . fMr who keep on the plat, until it is ntN,s»N..y n o r n iu m tffe lot 1er sin Ntv w«s tl.c rvp.y, and, M f , . r hoit . ». ' r.f the f<)d A fter ih s t she Lad e o app-rite — I U> a jp ly tho plastur —Philadelphia «et» t ouipePut Would u.4 risk their hur i \ h «in <«| << Mr Spatto-You ore wry Imkv All C lrvoltnd l.vadtr. •W è ing *«— P«OMk I don 't care g, ueeallr f.» musi reputation iu )-rform ing a pi«-.-« L e d g er. hkULau» V ItV Juurii,*^ upon ber other c u u s: rh r nro uo tiuipty wiud tauuiv ¿uch di.'H uotic«, and thus»/ » b - .eq u a ,uta„Ws at> ■vrt of Mtotdu. '* tLat wer« • c in a iu t a u c e - - f e , « , S to r m s l * A rena. I U P re ltlM g . W ASH I,N CTO N D. C. *1 «, i 4. I A b > Reversible Map? Map of the World MEN!S rtSCALLafflSx ftrm w s @ Ï Ï J £ 1 I } L J M ï CALLS MAGAZINE A IMI • B‘ W usas sco A i