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«" •“
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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I tried a ll the
" r lief.
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I 1 th in
k or hear of, ^ ‘ ¿ 7 eaLi w ilh several 1
•• I fin a lly ¡ * ¡ * " 1 ¿ ‘ “ them for a om et
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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
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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
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n» me to a n y fs tim o n y
JltJiBjtorth »« go«1
VAKC.nKBT.
„ . & £ ! > and .worn to bribr-
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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
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¡ 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*
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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
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S g u io e t t h e A iia ir ica ii.* . — H reaa U la p a tc h . J
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( 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
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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
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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!
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Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness
Heartburn,
Indigestion, Dizziness,
OHAS.
H o o d 's P ills
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in
th e C o a s t S t a t e s , n o t on Eastern
In m H u rry.
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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
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to
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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. ”
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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
.
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b*'a
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T
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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»
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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
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m
p
u
l
s
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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?"
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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
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