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HE STUDIED LINCOLN.
HENRY WATTERSON AND HIS LEÇ­
TURE ON THE WAR PRESIDENT.
How the Great Southerner Came to Write
His Lecture and What He Learned by
Looking Up the Facta of His Subject.
News to tlie Reporter.
HARBOR LIGHTS.
OUE
DAILY BREAD
ALL THE TEAR ROUND.
The avocations ot men go on just the
same in winter as in summer, and those
How the Entrance to New York Bay la
Illuminated.
The entrance to New York harbor is THE GREAT LABOR REQUIRED TO who labor hard with hands, body and
FEED THE MULTITUDE.
illuminated at night like a city street,
muscles know this full well. The sports
as each of llie spar buoys along the Ged-
ney channel carries- an electric light.
The current for these lights, as well as The Baker's Task a Hard One—He Soon
Breaks Down and Has to Desert His
for some others farther up the harbor,
Occupation— A Well-Known Baker
is furnished from a generating station
Talks With a Reporter.
at Sandy Hook. Part of the lights are
supplied with a continuous current at Examiner. San Francesco, Cal.
150 volts by means of nearly two miles
In speaking of the physioal endur­
of cable, consisting of a single conduct­ ance which is required of bakers as a
or of seven stranded copper wires of ‘ class. Mr. Louis Coppola, of 969 Har-
No. 18 gauge, covered with .an insula­ : vard street, San Francisco, took oc­
tor and protected by a double armor of casion to say that many of them break
steel wire. The buoys along the Gedney down under the severe strain of their
channel are furnished with an alternat­ work. The most vital point of endur­
ing current at 1,000 volts, probably the ance is the back. The men have to
first instance in which such a current bend over the long troughs in which
has been used for this purpose.
the dough is mixed. The work is com­
In the manufacture of the six miles paratively light until the dough begins
of cable for these lights the use of iron ■ to thicken, but then it becomes a con­
as an armor had to be discarded, as with ! tinuous process of lifting and throwing
it the effects, of self induction were too j the heavy mass in a trough containing
pronounced. Accordingly the armor em­ three hundred or four hundred pounds
ployed is No. 18 gauge hard drawn cop­ of dough. It necessitates the employ­
per wire, the conductor consisting of ment of almost herculean strength to
seven stranded copper wires of similar properly mix the dough.
gauge. Gutta percha is the insulator.
“I gave way under the strain of such
The conversion of the alternating current work,” said Mr. Coppola.
from 1,000 volts in the primary current
“It affected my kidneys, just as it
to 100 volts for the lamp circuit is ef­ does those of many others who follow
fected in a small transformer of 600 the
trade. I began to experience pains
watts capacity fitted inside the head of in the
small of my back. At first they
the wooden buoy. Each is mounted in were periodical,,
but they afterwards
a strong water tight case, gfiich is filled became more frequent and finally it be-
also are just as festive and are attended
with many accidents. The chances of ac­
cident are about the same to ail, but to the
laboring man a mishap means very much.
For instance, a sprpin may cripple badly
and mean loss of time, place and money
were it not that we all know how readily
St. Jacobs Oil will cure a sprain, and pre­
vent all these misgivings. So let us enjoy
ourselves without fear.
That a southern man, honorably iden­
tified with the Confederacy and withal
a Democrat of national character and
NEW WAT EAST—NO DUST.
standing, should select Abraham Lin­
HAWAIIAN MINISTER HATCH.
coln as the subject for a popular lecture
Go East from Portland, Pendleton, Walla
Lawyer and Diplomat and One of the Orig­ was in itself sufficiently anomalous, but
Walla via O. R. & N. to Spokane and Great
inal Committee of Safety.
that the lesult of such an enterprise
Northern Railway to Montana, Dakotas, St.
ENJOYS
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS AS HIS INTI
Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Omaha, St
Francis M. Hatch, who has served for should be eminently successful, drawing
MATE FRIENDS KNEW HIM.
Both
the
method
and results when
Louis,
East
and
South.
Rock-ballast
track;
some time as Hawaiian minister of for­ great and enthusiastic audiences, no less
fine scenery; new equipment; Great North­ Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ern Palace bleepers and Diners; Family
eign affairs, will ■soon reach Washing­ in the south than in the north, was, to
His Narrow Escape When an Infant—Re­ ton to assume his duties as minister to say the least of if, surprising, and, as
Tourist Cars; Buffet-Library Cars. Write and refreshing to the taste, and acts
A. B. C. Denniston, C. P. & T. A., Portland; fently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
turn to His Devoted Mother After His the United States. W. R. Castle, the Mr. Watterson had declined to talk
Oregon, or F. I. Whitney, G. P. & T. A.,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­
Election to Congress—The Grangers, Fa­ young republic’s present representative politics, a reporter of The Times-Dem-
St. Paul, Minn., for printed matter and in­
tem effectually, dispels colds, head­
formation about rates, routes, etc.
at Washington, was only appointed to ocrat asked him how he. came to aban­
ther and Son, and Their Wives.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
serve until Hatch arrives, and the latter don the very interesting party warfare
It is not strange that people gaze at is thus the successor of Lorin A. Thurs­ of the period to plow in what upon the
I cannot speak too highly of Piso’s Cure constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
for Consumption.—Mir. F rank M obbs ,215
the shaft surmounted by the bronze fig­ ton, who was declared persona non grata surface seemed so unpromising a field.
only remedy of its kind ever pro­
W. 22d St., N. Y., Oct. 29,1894.
“The discourse upon Abraham Lin­
ure of Stephen A. Douglas, overlooking by the late Secretary Gresham.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­
FITS.—All fits stepped free by Dr. Kline's
the lake, as they pass by the spot where
Mr. Hatch is a native of New Hamp­ coln,” said Mr. Watterson, “was the
Great Nerve Restorer- No fits after the first ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
day’s use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and |2.00 its action and truly beneficial in its
the remains of the electric statesman shire and is about 38 years of age He offspring of a few chance words of mine
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline,
was graduated from Bowdoin college used in characterizing Mr. Lincoln as ‘a
are at rest. x
931 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
effects, prepared only from the most
man
inspired
of
God.
’
I
was
taken'to
with
high
honors
and
then
took
up
the
It was Oliver Wendell Holmes who
healthy and agreeable substances, its
task for this and put upon my defense.
increase : your income
study
of
law.
He
was
an
apt
pupil
of
many excellent qualities commend it
said that it is the incidental part of a Blackstone and while yet young to the Knowing less then than I know now of
man’s life which interests the people. profession went to Honolulu and en­ Mr. Lincoln, I naturally fell back upon
By careful investments by mail through to all and have made it the most
There was a good deal of this sort of tered the office of his uncle, Judge Har­ the superficial aspects of his life, em­
a responsible firm of large experience popular remedy known.
and great success
Will send you par­
thing in the Douglas family. There
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
who was then chief justice of Ha­ bodying the career of a man who lacked
ticulars free, showing how a small and $1 bottles by .all leading drug-
runs through the story of that family a ris,
all opportunity to prepare himself for WitJr-llCUXLy. oil
’
waii
under
King
Ka
lakaua.
After
Judge
I?!®!!!™'
that
I
suffered
from'them
not
amount
of
money
can
be
easily
multi
­
thread of the uncommon. The country
the great estate to which—late in life,
pow- I only while I was working but when I plied by successful inve.stmen.t. i.ii grain. gists. ' Any reJiiiJble ¿ruggiet w-lio
knows all about the political career of Harris’ death King Kalakaua repeatedly without name or fame or official train­ tion. The lamps are of
er
each,
and
are
set
at
fhê
top
of
the was at leisure. They would seize Highest Bank references. Opportunities may not have it on hand will pro­
urged
Hatch
to
accept
office
under
the
the man who faced Lincoln in debate,
ing—he had been called, plucked as it buoy. They are protected by heavy bell upon me while I slept and cause me excellent. Pattison & Co., Bankers and cure it promptly for any one who
royal
government,
but
he
refused,
and who became the idolized leader of
were by a caprice of fortune from ob­ glass globes, and are about five inches hours of painful wakefulness. I soon Brokers, Room P., Omaha Building, wishes to try it. I)o not accept any
his party in the north. There was some­ took no part in public affairs.
substitute.
scurity, and at' a supreme moment ele­ in diameter. The btioys to which these saw that I was being unfitted for my Chicago.
thing in the disappointment of the man
vated to supreme command. I must lamps are fixed are large spars from 60 | work, so I began taking medicine for T by G krmea for breakfast.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
that touched the sensibilities of his op­
have made out my case—or at any rate to 70 feet long, eath anchored to the I
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
ponents, as there is always and ever
the relief of the complaint. It was all
the
Lincoln
Memorial
association
of
bottom
by
a
hollow
cæt
iron
block
shap
­
LOUISVILLE. KY.
NEW. YORK, N.Y,
will be something pathetic in the fail­
to no avail, however, until I purchased
Chicago
thought
so
—
for
they
invited
ed
like
a
mushroom
aid
weighing
about
ure of one who expires .when within
a box of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for
me to deliver an address upon the great 5,000 pounds.
grasp of a long cherished hope.
Pale People. I did not take the pills
J
World’s Fair! HIGHEST AWARD.
war
president
on
the
next
celebration
A picture of the house in which Doug­
in the confidence that they would in Was the cause of my riot feeling very well
COSTLY THEATRICALS.
of
his
birthday
at
the
Auditorium
in
las was born was recently taken at the
that city. This was not then possible, The Extravagant Price) Charged at a Phil­ any way relieve me of my suffering, but during the spring for several years past.
suggestion of his only living sister, Mrs.
I bought them simply to see if the many
I had that tired
but a year or two later I yielded to their
adelphia Theater In 1780.
Sarah Granger, now 84 years old, and
reports of their marvelous power were
feeling, was weak
wishes.
There
followed
so
many
calls
Playgoers
growl
al
the
price
of
seats
still living on the old farm near Clifton
and so tired that
for its repetition in the form of a lec- in the theater today, out let them read true. I was soon convinced, for befora
Springs, N. Y., on which she was mar­
I had taken very many of them the
I could not do
tnife
that
in
the
end
I
found
that
I
had
what was charged ii Philadelphia at pains in the region of my kidneys be­
ried, and which was opened up by her
much work. For
imposed
upon
myself
an
undertaking
one time, as told h “Shakespeare’s gan to be lessened, and before I had
husband’s father, Hezekiah Granger,
several years
far
more
reaching
than
I
had
originally
Heroines on-the Stage, ” and then rest taken a full box I had been entirely
in 1799.
I have taken
dreamed of.”
content. The story is ¡old in these words relieved. I knew no more wakeful
The father of Douglas, whose name
Ho d’s Sarsapa­
“
You
have
delivered
this
lecture
to
in
the
book
:
was also Stephen A.—the Little Giant
nights, no more painful exertions while
rilla regularly,
southern
audiences,
Mr.
Watterson?
”
“In 1769, at Aniapolis, ‘The Mer­ at work. In- fact I was a new man,
being the fourth Stephen A. in direct
and ithase’eans-
asked the reporter.
chant of Venice’ was produced by the and I owe it all to Dr. Williams’ Pink
line—was standing before the big fire-
ed my blood,
“
Oh,
yes,
”
quickly
returned
Mr.
W.,
New American comjany, with Mrs. Os­
place in his home at Brandon, Vt., with
driven off that
“and to none more responsive. The borne, the heavy tragedy actress, as the Pills.
his son, then two months old, in his
“My sister, Mrs. A. Duncan, has
tired feeling and
truth
is,
when
I
came
to
investigate
the
heroine.
The
curtaio
rang
up
at
6
p.
m.
by DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE I
arms. The father’s heart was affected,
built u p m y | ? Sold
subject, to look closely into the record, in the ‘new’ plafhouse. Gentlemen been a sufferer from female weaknesses
John Carle & Sons, New York.
J
and he let the child fall from his grasp.
for
some
time.
She
has
gone
about
in
whole system. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has also
FRANCIS M. HATCH,
among the many surprises I found none who desired to pay but 5s. sat perforce
The father fell dead. The child fell in­
more unexpected to me than the re­ in the pit or upjer boxes; those who a. sort of moping, listless way, with no benefited other members of my family, so
to the ashes, and but for instantaneous rarely seen outside of his office or homi was
lation of Mr. Lincoln to the south and could afford 7s. 6d chose the more fash­ energy for any kind of exertion. When that we would not be wiihout a supply.”
DR. GURU’S
rescue would have meta horrible death. and practiced hisprofession so faithfully to
people of the south. He was the ionable lower boxes. Some of the cheap­ she saw the great good which had been S tephen M c C lare , Greenwood, Arkansas.
IMPROVED
The mother of Douglas was Sarah Fisk, and ably that he soon was the possessor one the possible
done
me
by
Williams
’
Pink
Pills
she
nominee for er seats were notleasy of access, if we
and she was the second cousin of Jim of about the best law business in Hono­ president in Republican
1860 who wore no scars may judge by this advertisement in th'e determined to take some herself, The Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Fisk of picturesque career and tragic lulu.
When Liliuokalani sighed the obnox­ and nursed no griefs or grudges growing paper of the day, ‘Upper boxes are now result has been very favorable, She
end.
Is the Only
has gained strength, is as lively as a
out of the antislavery battle. While
Referring to the incidentals of a ious lottery bill, Hatch, who had been Seward and Sumner and Chase and the preparing, the passage to which must young girl, and in fact says she feels
A Mild Physic. One Pill for a Dose.
A movement of the bowels each day is necessary for
be from the stage; it is therefore hoped
man’s career, here is another of more steadily but quietly working for annex­ rest
as though she were ten years younger True Blood Purifier health. These pills supply what the system lacks to
were
engaged
in
hand
to
hand
com
­
ation
for
some
time
past,
became
one
of
such
gentlemen
and-
ladies
as
choose
to
than passing interest, inasmuch as it
make it regular. They cure Headache, brighten the
the 13 members of the committee of bat with the southern leaders at Wash­ fix on these seats will come before the than she really is.”
Eyes, and clear the Complexion better than cosmetics.
Prominently in ihe public e.ve. $1; 6 for $5. They
furnishes the key to the coming of safety
neither gripe nor sicken. To convince you, we
Dr.
Williams
’
Pink
Pills
contain
all
ington,
Lincoln,
a
philosopher
and
hu
­
and
was
one
of
the
principal
ac­
will mail sample free, or full box for 25c. Sold every­
play begins, as it is not possible they
young Douglas into the west.
Dillo
the
after
dinner
pill
»nd
where. DR. BOSANKO MED. CO., Philadelphia,
the
elements
necessary
to
give
new
life
morist,
was
successfully
aud
serenely
tors
in
the
coup
d
’
etat
which
dethroned
nUUU O I IIlo family cathartic. ‘25?.
can be admitted after the curtain is
There was a man who lived on a
and richness to the blood and restore
law away out in Illinois. His drawn up.’
farm with his father near Clifton the queen and resulted in the formation practicing
southern
connections
were
many
and
“As for the cost of going to the thea­ shattered nerves. They are sold in
Springs, N. Y., whose name was Gran­ of the provisional government under close. He was himself a southern man.
ger. His father was Hezekiah Granger. President Dole. He was elected vice His people were southerners, His first ter in the New York playhouse at this boxes (never in loose form, by the
president of the republic and later be­
time, that ran lower; gallery seats there dozen or hundred) at 50 cents a box, or
The son was in the habit of visiting came
President Dole’s minister of for­ sweetheart was a Rutledge. His wife sold for 2s. each, pit seats for 4s. and six boxes for $2.50, and may be had of
Brandon, Vt., to do his courting. He
a Todd. ”
the boxes; of which there were ten, for all druggists or directly by mail from
.married Miss Sarah Douglas. She was eign affairs. He assisted President Dole was
“That is news to me,” said the re- 5s. These prices, however,--were appar­ Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company,
in the diplomatic correspondence with
the sister of Stephen A. Douglas, and Secretary
Gresham, and, after the letter porter.
■
ently very moderate (wboil^ they were Scheneotady. N. Y.
.followed him in all his career, even un­
“That is news to me, too,” replied New York shillings-«tir sterling shil­
refusing
to
restore the queen had been
to his death, and then came on.here to
and then proceeded :
lings) compared with' the, prices at the
Marie de’ Medici.
Chicago to watch the building of the sent to Washington, aided in the prep­ Mr. Watterson,
none of his great speeches during Philadelphia theater in 1780, when $15
monument to the memory of one whom arations to resist by force the expected the “In
Marie de’ Medici, the second wife of
debate
with
Douglas
did
he
use
a
landing
of
United
States
marines
and
was charged for the admission of a
she still refers to as the “best man that
narrow word against the south­ child, $20 for a gallery seat, $30 for ad­ Henry IV, who married her in 1600, a
ever lived. ” Young Granger returned the restoration of the royal regime. harsh,
year after his divorce from Margaret of
ern
people.
Assailing
the
institution
of
Happily
the
marines
were
not
landed
mission to the pit, and $40 for a box; Valois, was an Italian beauty, petite
mak e s
to the old homestead near the Springs
African
slavery,
as
a
system,
he
declar
­
and
bloodshed
was
avoided.
Mrs.
Hatch
the nerves
but
these
latter
prices,
it
maybe
added,
with his bride. His father, Hezekiah,
and
dark.
She
was
hot
tempered,
and
strong, and
at once declared that his boy’s wife was is a daughter of Colonel Alexander G. ed that he would despoil no man of his were in continental money!”
her intolerance of her husband’s infideli­
property rights in the constitution, ad­
biings back
a “mighty fine woman, ” and asked if Hawes of San Francisco.
ties
caused
constant
domestic
bickering.
the' feelings of
mitting that the slaveowner had many
Feeding Habits of the Weak fish.
there was any of the stock left, for Heze­
Her voice was shrill, and when angry
youth to the pre­
reasons for his belief in slavery and
THE CHICAGO COMMONS.
“The weakfish,” said an old fisher­ she
kiah was in his weeds. The boy told his
raised it almost to a scream, so that
maturely old man.
father that his bride’s mother was liv­ Interesting Plan of Religious and Educa­ Was entirely honest and sincere. During man, “appears to be very intelligent and when the king and queen were engaged
It „restores lost vigor.
the
whole
period
of
the
war
he
employ
­
quite
well
able
to
provide
itself
with
ing, and was likewise in her weeds.
You may gain ten
tional Work Among the Poor.
ed no vindictive or proscriptive expres­ food. It will come up on the flood and in a domestic argument everybody in
pounds in ten days.
Hezekiah hitched up his team .’and made
The Chicago Commons is the name sion, while there was not a day of his work its way into the shallow places in the house knew all about it.
a pilgrimage to Brandon, Vt., where he of a little baud of Qhristian workers who
GUARANTEED
“made up an acquaintance” with the are doing all they can to improve the life that he was not projecting his great the flats, looking for things to eat, per­
For Females Only.
Widow Douglas, and soon after they, moral, spiritual, physical and temporal personality between some southern man haps for soft shell crabs. It noses the
Mr. Caustic—By the way, dear, let
TOBACCO HABIT CURE.
were married. Thus the boy had a welfare of the poor of Chicago’s North or woman and danger. He issued the ulva, or sea lettuce, about, looking un­ me give you a point about letter writing.
emancipation
proclamation
as
a
war
der
it
for
anything
that
may
have
been
Go
buy
and try. a box to-day. It
mother-in-law and a stepmother in one, Side. It is also the name of the large
Mrs. C.—What is it, dear?
costs only $1. Your own druggist
and the old gentleman became the step­ double four story brick house near the measure, and as late as Feb. 3, 1865, left there by the tide or that may have
Mr.
C.
—
Hereafter
always
write
your
will guarantee a cure or money re­
to his cabinet a plan to pay come there after the tide went out. I’ve
father to his daughter-in-law. To the corner of North Union street and Mil­ proposed
postscript first, and it will save you the
funded. Booklet, written guarantee of cure
old farm in New York came Stephen A. waukee avenue, the headquarters of $400,000,000 to the southern states for seen weakfish swim under a boat that I trouble of writing your letter.—Rich­
and sample free. Address nearest office.
Douglas, and while there he heard the workers. The field is a most the slaves upon the basis of the census was in that was anchored on the flats, mond Dispatch.
of
1860.
”
THE STERLING REMEDY CO.,
on
the
way
to
places
where
the
flood
tide
about the chances for young men in the promising one for Christian settlement
CHICACO.
MONTREAL, CAN.
NEW YORK.
“Is that possible?” interposed the re­ was making up. As the tide gets higher
west, and concluded to come out. The endeavor. It comprises the -Seven­ porter.
The earliest form of the glove was a
the
weakfish
works
along
the
sedge
story of the penniless young man who teenth ward, a part of Chicago con­
It is more than possible—a part of bank. The sedge bank is where the mere bag for the hand.
AgefîKOETe candy cathartic cure constipation. Purely vegetable, smooth and
reached Illinois, and afterward became taining 29,710 persons, of whom 15,760 the “ record.
U kw U m I i E I ® easy, sold by druggists everywhere, guaranteed to cure. Only 10c.
He who doubts it has only meadow land adjacent to a bay meets
one of its senators, is as familiar in Il­ are foreign born. Years ago the house to read for himself.
CONFINEMENT AND HARD WORK
He
will
find
that
the
sand
;
there
may
be
there
a
bank
linois as is the life of Washington in was an aristocratic dwelling, then it and much more hearing upon the char­
perhaps 18 inches or 2 feet high at Indoors, particularly in the sitting posture, are
Virginia.
was used for railroad offices, and finally
more prejudicial to health than excessive
of Abraham Lincoln as an enlight­ low water, and as the water rises the far
The morning young Douglas left the it degenerated into a dirty, unkempt, acter
muscular exertion in the open air. Hard se
ened and conservative statesman and a weakfish swims along this bank, look­ dentary
workeis are far too weary after office
house on the old Granger farm his uninviting tenement house. Since it be­ generous,
man. AU these things ing, and when the flood tide, still ris hours to take much needful exercise in the open
mother walked with him down to the came the Chicago Commons its old ten­ were new humane
air. They often need a tonic. Where can they
The great success of the chocolate preparations of
to me. I thought I knew ing, rises above the edge of the bank reek invigoration more certainly and thor­
gate that opened out into the lane and ants hardly know it. It is ne.at and clean something about
Mr. Lincoln. I discov­ and runs back in the sedge grass the oughly than from Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters,
the
house of Walter Baker & Co. (established
into the United States senate, and put and attractive, and the 28 rooms are ered that in reality I knew very little
a renovant particularly adapted to recruit the
force of nature. Ure also for dyspep­
her arms around her boy’s neck and nightly filled with poor children and that was accurate and was wholly ig­ weakfish goes with it, looking about in exhausted
in 1780) has led to the placing on the market
the grass for things good to eat just as sia, kidney, liver and rheumatic ailments.
kissed him goodby.
ambitious young men and women who norant of a great deal additional that he did under and about the ulva and in
many misleading and unscrupulous imitations
In America the Christians roast their tur­
“When are you coming back to see are endeavoring to secure an education. was true. The consequence has been
the shallow places on the flats. ”—New keys; in Europe the Turkey roasts the Chris­
of their name, labels, and wrappers. Walter
your old mother?” she asked him.
tians.
The Commons is the sixth member of that my southern audiences have shared York Sun.
Baker & Co. are the oldest and largest manu­
“On my way to congress,” was the the Federation of Social Settlements in the pleased surprise which filled me
prophetic reply. There is a Patmos that Chicago and, with but a single excep when I first broke into this storehouse
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
She Lent the Queen an Umbrella.
facturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and
rises across the way of some mortals.
Many stories are ¡told about Queen
of historic revelation. The fact is that
Chocolates on this continent. No chemicals are
A good many years went by, and the
By local applications, as they cannot reach
Abraham Lincoln was a man’s height Victoria in connection with her visits to the
diseased portion of the ear. There is
used in their manufactures.
faithful mother used to go down to the
poor
people.
I
heard
a
very
amusing
one
above the men around him. Soon Sew­
only one way to cure Deafness, and that is
gate of the lawn and look along the
Consumers should ask for, and be sure that
ard and Chase were pasteboard men by the other day. When on one of her ram­ ny constitutional remedies. Deafness is
lane and go back again unconsoled.
bles in the country, the queen was caused by an inflamed condition of the
the
side
of
him.
”
—
New
Orleans
Times-
they
get, the genuine Walter Baker & Co Js goods.
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
One day she saw amancoming, and,
caught in a shower, and she entered an mucous
Democrat.
XVhen.this tuhe gets inflamed you have a
though he had grown and had some of
old woman's cotta r s» ~~*t l^;uiimate of fumbling sound or imperfect nearing, and
WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited,
that tired look in his face which the
China's Flag.
which did not recognize her sovereign. when it is entirely dosed. Deafness is the
DORCHESTER, MASS.
west imprinted on its young men, the “
The flag of China is one of the gayest
“Will you lend me an umbrella?” result, and unless the inflammation can be
out and this tube restored to its nor­
woman knew this was her boy. He held
among ensigns. The body of the flag is asked the royal lady. The woman looked taken
condition, hearing will be destroyed
in his hand his certificate of election to
pale yellow. In the upper left hand cor­ at her visitor in a suspicious manner, mal
forever; nine cases put of ten are caused
the lower house of the national congress
ner is a small red sun. Looking intent­ and replied: “I hae twa umbrellas; aue by catarrh, which is nothing but an in­
If you want a sure relief for pains in the back, side, chest, or
from the district in which he lived in
ly at the sun is a fierce Chinese dragon. is good and ane verra old. Ye may take flammed condition of the mucous surfaces
limbs, use an
We
will
give
One
Hundred
Dollars
for
Illinois. He was on his way to congress.
The dragon’s belly is a brilliant red and the old one. I guess I will never see it any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
Long years after this, when the young
white. His green back.is covered with ajain. ” And she offered the queen a tat­ that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
THE CHICAGO COMMONS.
man had scars upon his political armor,
stiff knobs. He is standing on his two tered article, which was quietly accept­ Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
made in contest with the giants of those tion, is the largest institution of the hind paws and the left fore foot. His feet ed. She was sufficiently punished for
days, and when he was in the race for kind in Chicago. There are 30 workers are five toed and slightly hooked. His her grumpiness, however, when she dis­ ®SF“Sold by Druggists, 75c.
B ear in M ind —Not' one of the host of counterfeits and imi­
the White House wreath and the press in the Commons—2 professors, 10 stu­ long, five forked tail stretches away in covered who her visitor had been.—Lon­
tations is as good as the genuine.
of the opposition was vindictive in its dents and 18 men and women from the rear. The dragon’s neck is arched don Home.
Send us 18 cts
in stamps and
attack upon him, Douglas stopped on the various- churches of the city. The back. His mouth is wide open, and he
we will send
Ashanti Names.
his return from Washington, to visit his warden of the Commons is Professor looks as if he were about to try to swal­
you a boys per­
There
are
seven
surnames
in
Ashanti
cale or calico
mother, who had in the meantime mov­ Graham Taylor and Herman F Hegner, low the red sun.
BUELL LAMBERSON
waist—lighf
corresponding
to
the
days
cf
the
week,
ed up near the Canadian border. The who is also garbage inspector of the
_
ground, neat
205 Third St., near Taylor
as
follows:
Kwasie
indicates
a
man
born
,
A
Qualified
Answer.
figure, ages 4 to 13; or 24 cts. for 50 Ct. navy
wagon roads were filled with the plain ward, is the head worker.
PORTLAND - OREGON
ground. Mention this paper. We hav<
Miss Keedick—Football is very popu­ on Sunday, Kudjoe on Monday, Kwa- blue
people of that section who assembled at
Every day there is a prayer meeting
oads of similar bargains to send you. Ask for
the station to meet the presidential can­ open to alj in the neighborhood, aud lar. Don’t you think so, Mr. Whiffet? bina on Tuesday, Kwaku on Wednes­ list. Smith’s Cash Store, San Francisco Cal.
day,
Yao
on
Thursday,
Koffi
on
Friday
Mr.
Whiffet
(cautiously)
—
Well,
didate. The old woman threw her arms there are Bible classes, children’s music
about the neck of her boy in the pres­ classes, temperance rescue work, house there’s a good deal of kicking about it. and Kwamina on Saturdays These are
all accented on the final syllable.
Detroit. Free Press.
ence of the multitude, and cried out, to house visitation, calisthenics, gymna­
sos%Hu'PNG
-
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
-
“Ah, they do not know my boy as I do sium work and classes in stenography,
Patting It Nicely.
When They Were Pleased.
For sale by al 1 Druggists. 25 Cents a bottle.
or they would not say what they do bookkeeping, crayon and charcoal draw­
Tailor—When you delivered Mr. Slow-
Snaggs—Do yon know; Bilkins, I
about him”—referring to the attacks of ing, algebra, geometry, rhetoric, Latin, boy’s suit, did you call his attention to
think I’m a gifted orator.
DO YOU FEEL BAD? DOES YOUR BACK
the opposition. And the son, forgetting dressmaking and cooking.
SURE
CURE for PILES
the fact that it was there when prom­
Bilkins—What makes you think so?
ache? Does every step seem a burden? You need
Itching and Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles yield at once io
The educational work is maintained ised?
for the moment that he was in a presi­
DR. BO-SAN-KO'S PILE REMEDY. Stops itch-
“I’ve spoken twice now, and when I lug,
MOORE’S
REVEALED
REMEDY.
absorbs tumors. A positive cure. Circulars sent free. Price
dential contest, embraced the old lady by the Plymouth Congregational church
B Three riñáis only. Try it.
60o. Druggists or mall. DR. BOSANKO, Philo., Pa.
Boy—Yes, sir.
sat
down
on
both
occasions
the
audi
­
of
Chicago
and
there
are
now
over
40
snd responded in the hearing of the
Tailor—What did he say?
ences were much pleased and applauded
concourse, “Thank God, I have found classos with over 400 pupils at the Com­
N. P. N. U. No. 626 -S. F. N. U. No. 703
Boy—He said he felt he never could
mons. The Seventeenth ward branch of repay you for what you had done for i loudly.’’—Adams Freeman.
nay mother. ”—Chicago Chronicle.
“IT IS IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
the civic federation meets regularly at him.—New York Sun.
The word rival at first meant a brook,
Libel once meant any little book, but the commons and co-operates with the
EFFORT.” TRAINED SERVANTS USE
8hen was applied to the persons who
as many small tracts in the early days settlement workers in improving the
Termagant was formerly a quarrel­ lived on opposite sides and quarreled
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS.
of printing were personal and offensive condition of police stations, justices’ some person of either sex, and only the
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
* in time. Sold by druggists.
In character the word acquired its pres­ courts, jails, houses of correction and lack of gallantry of the men has limit­ about the water, and still later- it was
understood
as
applying
to
contestants
for
ent significance.
ward politics.
ed the word to its present significance. any desired object.
THE LITTLE GIANT.
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