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VOL. XVIII NO. 49? CKANFOKD. N J.,

EVIDENCEWbat jou poaaeea today is evidence of what jou~3i3~yesterday. Beeognixing thia fact it is easy to under-stand that twenty-five yean hence you will be finan-cially independent or financially "broke," in accordancewith what you. are Baring now. Today you are betterable to earn and save money than you will be' twenty-fire yean from now. Do without the luxuries now thatyou may enjoy them later in life. START A SAVINGSACCOUNT and make regular deposits here where yourearing* will earn FOUR' PEK CENT, compoundinterest. ' '••'•".

GRANFORD TRUST COMPANYCRANFORD. NEW JERSEY

TO BUYIraieCSr-^WHHiow^ad^

Linoleum. Post Cards.

ORflY BURlflL flND GREMflT'.ON CO.106 Union Avenue, CRANFORD. N. U; *

Telephone V'i ' • • , •

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Low prices do not ' iiecostmrily indicate cheapness.Goods which cunt the least in tbu b«u;iimiu(; may be the'moat expensive ill the end. From tlio Htnndpoiut of econ-omy its wise to leave inferior goods alono and get tbo?

_b«at_ To buy hero in to wnctice economy,investment in our iiiorohaudiso u8Burei»~yoljpTl"uBlitjr"'~perfection. . . . : . . . . . • • "*'

I , Cranford^Warehouse, Roselle-Park, Elirahdh.

.——Re-Cleaned drain,; Hour, Feed, Baled Hay,

WINTER BLANKET^ STORM COyERS

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TKe Blue Bird Tea HouseOPEN BVBHY DAY

Afternoon Tea Sunday Evening SupperSaturday Afternoon s, Tea and Dancing

• Large Hall for rent for After noon and Evening Dances,Card Parties and Receptions. Refreshments served ifdesired. .Gull or write E. P. SANDERSON. Phone 282.

Public or Private EntertainmentsWeddings or Parties.

First-Claaa Service Guaranteed: Help furnished »t ahort notice.

ERNF^Telephone 108-W: Cranford, N. J.

Cranford Property My Specialty.

Real Estate Bought, Sold and Exchanged.RENTINd AND MANAGEMENT OP

PROPERTY PERSO NALLY ATTENDED TO,

J. C. W. RAN KIN,11 NORTH AVENUE, CRANfORD. N. J.

TELEPHONE 16U

PRINTING OF TTJE BETTER KIND/' ; X ' i & V ^ ' 7 ™ •'C1T*ZBN9PPIC? ' , "

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COURT INVOLVED IN C1IAR6ESImpsaohnMirt of Judg* Tamunt anal

Prawcutar Hudapath SeugM on Al-feeed Irregularities In Indjetnwnt o*Samud a. Smith—aubermatorial A*-p'iranti Bu«y—ftatah •< Bill* ••foraLtgldaUn.

Trenton. Jan. StL-Hy too rule uf 8to 2 the Judiciary committee uf tbehullw amwiuhly hn» deckled to comluilau InvtMtlicatloii '"'" l n * admlnlatra-tlon tif-Jmri*!' lu Iluditun couuty. Th*

ih« will Iw nlurl.Nl next Mumtaytuurulng ut wi:> o'clock lu the blute

Aw, Till* n-aolulloii Is- aimed alJudge Teiinmit ami I'roserotor llobert8. lludapeth. wlnwe Imp—chment, IIbaa lieen declared, win be nought, TWO

:te*J by *tt»e Jtt-dietary committee. before It was de-

tu conduct the hearing:, whichwill Involve men prominent both lu the

llepubllcan raukn, anda« It umy furnish political capital forone Mlile or I tic other It was handledwith much i|tie»llonlng as tu tta advU-

The charge* which are to lie takenup Involve nllcKcil Irri'KUlarltleH In theIndictment tif HUIIIIICI S, Smith, chair-man uf tin? U(*iiuhllcaii county onininlt-ice of HuilHuii. on a charge of conspir-acy. Judk'e Teniuint, It Is aanerted, andMr MIIIINIU'III will welcome au liiTentrlEatlon erf their "Illcei. Botb are Demo-

ralnj MliiDiil.v I^a.lerto hive tliK Juillclnr.y

thel Ut»

, >'r iW-lfir»tr «r aSf. I.mita rvBiiKTallr n>nr»nth<it

UlmM'ir 'to rapportfi>r rvmnolnatlMi If h* 1«

WPmrnTAiuuiur tlw H»|iuWlcan« itwrr had

bwrt *IUI* talt that fonn*r UofwnorKrnnklln Mun*r w«ti!«l tt» a <an<U>Utffi.r ilflo<»tf at lam*, tiut be haa tenacda »tateu«*t In wbk-h tie aay* b* willwH nlu. OUtor uamw ttwBttoeirt (tartlir ii O. P. am'tti«<H> of Stale Chairmil a Nentou A. K. l<n«t>w uf Tn«iit,>n.Ira ,V. Kip. Jr.. of South oraiufr. andHamilton Krmi of KHialvih.

A rFKoluttoii aiithorlcins th« nanHii«of * onimiltto tv> nrraniti> f»r * vtirttOr th«>. ipivMiirtr, the leiflalaturr and•tale "ItlHnlH to (he 'l^nlirrouctB luTiviifoH to hi-nr HlHy !<umla>" ban WenlW«v>il by iKith'biiuMw. lu the «»**muljr tlir i'Utuniltt«e conalata of the Itrr,Harry J. lolmt of Ilunterdoii anil A«-avmblvumn Ilnniinoiiii of Mprn-r.'

TboiiKmi ban Btn\ next TUIWIIIT a» thedate for a John IIKWIIIIK nf thn »»««>inlily uml w>iiHlt> to nlwt a mri'wiwf t«Stale Tn'»»ur«:r'Kdw»rd K. ^irmwrup.Ou Juliit Imllot thi< l(i'j'iibll<un» liavi' amajority uf IWHIIIJT tlv>-, HO tliut 11 (£«

will l>o nHUint.

"Tag Day'1 l?»iolutl<in.Tup IISK.MIIIIIJ paxDinl a rcHoiutluu r»

liiiiiutlon iiiinilhK .lull. 'X~ 'm "Taic day.'wKcirr^i'riiitmno7nrnT^n*<T'i»iiirothe relief nf .lewlNlv^iiltlicr^ u'lltl filutfHe?, who arc vli-tlnis of (he Ktiropeai>wur: A Hlmljar. resolution wax |»HI*I4^4|lu tin- .-M-ttnif. mill the uoii-rimr ha»uaincil the duy HiiRifeKlwl for the •lonjt,lloiiu. ,--''""

Scualor llt'iiiHWM- of llv-^'l-it hu1*

Jinn li'-i, «iil»h lii^t-'1"'\enr (NI^M%*I. ilirseilllto. .lull « il* ttefl'Hleil In tile KHHplnbly. >• '"•• •

It pt-'rf Uteri tlmt nny- pr«i|M'rty uwnrtni»5'''rei|lli';>l llie ••Ircilll rourl l» til>po'lllt .fuiliie IUIC t-o look Into th«*'*|,itrof I he t l l le Io the IMIKI. The |»T«OII Va-|i|H)hiteil lifter !«e:irchlni; for' Hen-*' orllef.Hti; hi Ille title n'lllka'o 11 report I i ,

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n.lopliHl by tbe llvpulillc-ii,

AIIIOIIK the ilefelopnientu In the NewerM'y pdlltlcnl Mltuatlou la thn forinnl

Hiiiioiiiiceuient of Keiiator Waller K.Kike nf Allniillc couuty thai h» I* a

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Try Cranford First« A N I' TO M V

2 Large Vans

then Imlliil iiMltnllllnit m<I he nlute of lltlw i l id ••

aftHr no elinrue or leln tijioii (lie ill I.•Nhtlll he Ijootl *UUUIll t It Unless tt U CIItereil i ipoultn- • ertll lcnte or a ,'op> ,ifIt In thti rculrttritr'M oilier

T w o bill" iifTiMllng e lec l lo l i t havelieen Inlrotliiee.l l.y Heimtor JrHeveuCS|M» May 'IhoJIr^t provlileii Him In

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ktiuwu for Kiiine Hum that h« wolllil bea caudlilBl* for elttier United Stalennenutor' «r the xovernomhlp. Hwimtor

wa« liinu In. Philadelphia. Nov.'JU, IH7II. Tor forty yaura he han beena re»l<lciit uf New Jersey, Ills prmtent ; lj«h"V 1 <<II"M ' II

' ' : " cyy.t Jle be- 'life HH a prlnler'a ilrvll and by

iirvldiial voleriidatim.roV piihllc oilier -whoac-. iiaineM |Nbiill.In* prhitcil i.iti the ImlliitH liy rw-itUoir. TheTiiher iinieiiilfl the Ueran Inwby a provlHion lluil nutlotiul «'oniinlltvenieu Nhnl) tie chniw*n hy piimary

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CIOHA application to bualneas had ea-jTTrtitsl rTii?ws|)a|i«r In AilauUi! Oitj.

Iwfori; he hail reached bla majority.He IH now at the bead of.a general ad-vertl»lnK aitciicy.

n-mtnxmnrtiwlor K<lite has lasued a sUtem^nt Inwhich lijt Hnya: "1 ail hoped thai auydefinite Mtaleinent an to my n<mUl6nIn the i-umliiK political campalKn m|irhl

tinny work of the leglalatlTeo yefrpTTtPrii -gny-yatTibliBji'fjuiu

•lid I iirouil!M;"tonlveTily nndlTlded at-tt'iitlou tu It." C'outlnulna;, be aesertsthat be feels that In Justice.to hisfriciiiH who nre working for him beshould make a dednlte announcement

Edge Rafsrs to Past lUoard.He refera Io hbt last record In tbeminiature and to the lawa In which

he ban been Interested during that

candidate for national comuiltteefrom KHI Io ."i<><>

Piarca'a Auto Maastir*.AccordltiK to the term* of u nielMur

Introduced by heimtor Ploice of 1'ulon

e i n a i j J |^ i H"tt i) -' '>;•? • -wiiriij r i i i n - / t n ',

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would IH< i'onipelle.1 to r-onie Io. n fullafop within a<m fci'l of ftvwy mllr a IrrofiainK. the peimlly fid « Vl.ilwl ibelnK $'Si, Mr.. I'lerte lni« ul»o Iniroilllewl H l.|ll provlilljiL- that wllere Iti

BREAK YOUR WA1CH ;y TWO.

foment of u inintlc;l|«alll,v Is• iiin-wMri II Ii !•!fnr ll w^ npTjruilMiV ofvii [jliilllc lltllllv t e'J^l_j^tue connt'Ul.uf !(ie ufllfiy :"|ninl«»i i » I Iy : |shall also lot oliliilnedV. A Ihfr.l hill I)Mr. Pierce jirovld.-H f'if the method ttaxliiK K*Te«. |»4e» mid other'pnipi rtof pulille utllUlea-'lii public atlveU audblgbwaya. . . . " . " ; -

Another J.H'iil option blll.'relatliiK t"the "ale of liquor In luuiitclpHinien. huabeen Introduced liy Aaiii'niblyiiihii,.r,alieoM'ape May. A bill by Mr. ft'olwrttime, lajflnit particular emphasta on otVamam , .r w l t f M tn«- om.*' fjf puhll.

the economy and elllcleucy lettlalatlonand hlH plans for a complete btulKelsyMem for the state expendlturea.- "Myactivity In the leKlslature." he says."has been directed with theJiope tbalI «ould see New Jersey a real bualnewproposlllou with the main responslbll-

defiindur In llmt anil IWIJDI] I'IIIIH cruntiei>. Mr. lloorf «f lltulaon IIBH fmr«duceO " mi-nsiire exeniptliiK pitr»on.iproptrtjt to tin- yajne of ll.O^tf "Hwyenbills fftvoralilo to orKBiilzj^l. lalwrwbU-B" have the aolld »upp<ir» of, theunions of the ntiilc, bavi> ijlifo IH»«U In

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SAFE1Y PWST!

GRANFORD

'Bus LINEI HANk MASAA,>rop.

Tups Fvpry Hour I

Kostlle, <tnd tluabdh. . .

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Tel 102-W (,KANP0K». N..J.

Call Day or Night

Ity of., the governor beinic that of coa- • t r t H l u i . e j )„ ,"ht, i.,wcr bniuc.hf rA«w-uithe -affair* of tnp stale, with | biymta (;|,,,t|1M, u , VoHnu of

tlian"tliB mere«.f tnliiKly hl» mutt Important acceptedfunction."

ConuneullnK upon Senator Edge's sn-nounceicpt)tr»etitttor-Henhcit«y of Ber-ten, who U a candidate for tbe Demo-cratic, uomluatlon for RoVernor, has la-sued a statement. "Benstor, Edge, likeH«nator folgate." he lays. "Is s genial

tbe litxulng of injuiiutinnabor unWii-i In dl»p(lte« \»ilb eijjf>loyer»Anotber TOOI|*I» e.nipluy**H whu adTertlae for nfrlke'breakers to atate thaia strike exist*. A third prorldeii tbutemployed persona, wltb icrtjlii m'eptl h l l h n d y ' * r a t Intlona;seven

shall have one day'* reat Inpreferably Kuno>i, Tbe houra

that women may labor Is the ianother measure. It pro* bifx that th*-hours Uiey work shall be'vonseeutlvfand makeii pri^vnce In: the wortorrx/roaftcr-the pre«<:rll*l number, of Hours aprims fade violation of the law. Con |" ' ' r, Htiitt. .•"lOiity °or city work 'lieuatl;

and uprlAtit (tfritleman. wbo wouldmake a «ood Republican goternor ofNew Jersey. Senator Colgate haa an-houiufd no particular program. Itseems, and Benato/ Edge may wintome advantage over him in tbe prtvmarie* by hi* Issue of a hujlnea* ad:

rolnlsuattoti and the claims made itf i ire reoaer«I void by another act where ,his friends that he baa Men more c l o s e - 1 - ^ ^an of labor n n d « the «mtra< taly associated with admtnlstnUre re-forms than the senator from Essex.But should be win the nomination Ithink be wUI bare to get another laaoe,because he cannot, expect to' makemuch headway with any lire DetDA-cradc candidate If he cannot promisetbe people something more than a Re-publican buainesH sdmlnlstritlbn."

HaniMss/'a Cla^ma.Benator Bennetty claim* that ttadlt

for.moatof the bualnaaa and flaaadalrefonna In recent yean sboaM bestrento the Democrats.- «

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violate the eight hour law of 1911.Woman1 • Labor Bill.

TJnder contract* for public work, thepraraJlug rate of wagea In the localitywhere toe work is being done moatalso be paid. The seventh bill regnlate*the employment of Women u eon-mak-ers in 'bran. Iron, steel and other foondrlw and prohibits their etBplotmeclvia moms m cwmtroAed that kmokeand gases cannot escape. Washroom*nraat alao b» provided. A bUl by Mr.J f g S

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D. IRVINGCHOICE

Meats, Fish,Butter, Eggs

and PoultryPHONE 93

M. F. Wheeler

Telephone 180-J

Wholesale R«tiu

wlwi i* ••»«**L'I( It &**•**

•lent fa WIT itjtf * TMauy wt»b*«r<ser

Tel U79 Lady In attendance.

: A£. DORNafaoafMtarar of

to drive motor reticle* at 13M, JTf*., ,

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1 Topics of the Sport World IDEAL

••••••••••••••••Haafcay U M A W M kyWir. Son* of tbaac. Ilk* Zybsm and Mak-

l t f mout •bowed elaas to etti»*retroctb

Famoua Building Hat WitneiudMany Exciting Event* In thePart—Two Queeni Were Putto Dtath Within Its WaHi—ItHat Also Held Numerous Dit-

the Conqueror Built H, WhileHenry HL Put on the FinishingTouches.

•»••"% VKUT oor* la awhil* w* rasaM In tb* ratil* dU>|>at(U \* aao tW *pr h*» l»*n • U o t l D

^ ^ tba Towar of I-endon. K«-oaatly ' w» bare wra tsach about Cap-taut Fran* TOO lUtaUlea'a Imprlaon-«a*at In tbat *l*torv building It 1*a*J4 thai h* waa nent by Oermanjr toAmerica with * •"30.OUU.UUO cmllt wltbwhlck to f*ta*t>t truolile In I hi a rountry. Ttu*. bowerer, Ueriuany baa dl*

Tben Ii

ft win srobablr b* aoowrwhat «t a mout, showed elaa* to ttibt* *«u*W

RtatM t<» tasrn that profwsWnal • the champion Interesting matches. Allhoea»y I* Uk«i ao Mrtoasly to *renthn* wirtbs** In Canada that lh«Canadian Athhrtk- <*»U of Montreal

cbia* In tn* National Hockey asaorla-IIOD of Canada, which contain* allclub*. , '

Twelv* thousand dollar* w*r* offer-ed/ but tb* Awnen: refused on th*jaround that In three year* tbey had 1mad* raOM), and, although tbey did rnot make inoney b»t year. tUne* are ibound to get better abortly. and people)dealr* even In wartime* to go aome-wher* for exeltement. -,; The would b* purciuaca are a syn-olcata formed of Pretx-b Canadian*,all of then belonging tu tba .NationalAmateur Athletic, association of Mont-real, whose intention It la to band tba- suchlne over tv that association attba prlc* they paid for It. whenevertb* association might ao desire. '

claimed, after bring taken rrum a•hip wall* trying to reach (l«r.iuauyafter toavliut AttMrtra. Again we readof otter dtttluguudied prisoners cap-tured la batll* and lncarorratcdi behindIn* wall* of tki* ancl.ut llrltlau clta-

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Towar of Idndon for tb* flrnt Minepr—m survrlw- "Well, wber*'*' tbaToW*rJ" I* th* quentlon ronuaunly putby tba visitor after be baa taken •ireaaral mrrey of tb* vast ruugregaUoa of boUdlnga which make up theanct««u paUc* and . fortzvaa.rrtond «**«« to *tp*ct aomHood cappta. aa B**i Uko *tructur»

by prrfananc*to augc**! tk* edlBc* of

HabaL A towar la. to tb* beat of bo-lter*, a tower, aad y>wi can make notb-

...,l&a> *]*•• of, ll. •». our couiilryuian. ntt-h looks for a thaft of

l*liv*l{ S**t Am*riwn L*«9u* Sattar.OutB«ld*r Jark Ullrclt. formerly- •

riwrnbrr uf lite Winblnxlou, IMrult.N«-w York «ii(l Cli-vrluml Amertran

ut'clnbii; proved the bent batter Intbe American »»»«<-imi.iii lait m » n ,

rdliic to tlut nlQrlal tttngm JustrvJ«u*i] by I'rpiMrlit CTitrington.

In 1.VJ sauiea Ullve)t bit .UA.May«rof Kama* (Ity. n taammita of

i t l h l f t l t h

LONDON TOWBri AND A CIW OP" IT« QUARD8, WITH THIH I tsTRIK-UNIFORMS.

7 ^ e f f i ^ 1a part of all wo know anil of all weant. Tilt •<•«« between-lie anil Hie•rimnii", tbl» Tuwer w|» iil»« '" u<like a tblu* of life. . H i'««or» *h»*»-•pfdrr'i page. It r»«tt a ronmfiitary(liiom oter llamti'i alary. M«i>y of

,ii«r Iwoks were wrllH-n In Itn v«ult»-I tin. >>i)tf "f <.H)y*L'*I 'I'"*'"1'"'' l u "''ielib'a ' 11 liiluirie" of Ibe! ttror!d. KTIufi

•Uuuarcliy. of Man1 and lVuu'i "NoCrow, No thrown.'"

Built by William the Conqueror.In uortual tlirnut you call «o to tbe

Tower auy diir. «»»« Bunder, andprowl about there to your beart'a cott-Iwjt, furbbibiug your uioinorivi of Knit-Uiln "biitoryT Ou holiday* tbe people

re—la'Crawd*. AH|uii| tbere were coutluvrnla of Auicrlcana browiluv uu Ibbj hUlortml p««-

WettmliuitBr tl>u«j ami th«JjOudoiiKere Ili'e jlret plecea

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orally I anoaca loska for a t t i t t fB«D» aurt potntlua bMvruwkrd. aud beTn»or» tian naif expect* Utstlt will b*a roosd tower. Hut ba *e«* watead

—wtat »pt*ej»-to be a fartlflvd tuwa.on thrr* eUtoa by a tuoat.

l l M Indeed, are a acur* and a halfof acraa cwnvrrd by ancWut gray build-ings. - In tb* center of tbe owdley

tb* oMrst building of all. the, lop. ayuarr, lofty, . turretvd. Its• walia aim capable of defying

a* nany. reuturle* as tbey have jetknown, and this stout. v*o*rat>l<>, for-btddl&c building Is the Tower proper,

. "anally called the White tower, ImeaoM t l day* loot dUtant It waa th*rustusn to whiten tb* oitrrior walls:aonwttoe* cslleO Caesar"* tower. Iv-n u f iradltKm says that wbcu t'aeaarInvadaal lirUaln liiftl ynar* ago hetrected a tvrtren, of wttlcb tb« Whitetower I* an amplUlcd survival.

Trail •• TW*«tya)> Aeraa.8nt "t**> Tow."1-; la the

Swt town uf twcnty-alx acre*. It*of. rantparta. wall* and antes

' ap "tb* taoal aackct and- mostpoetic pU* la Korope.** aa an acconipIMMd hMsrtan has mid HepworthUUon atuamed up Its tnterwt ui a par-

"9«t agalnat the Tower of Ixrndon—with lu SOD yeais of hlrtertc life. lt«1.800 oM y»ar» of tradlUoual fame-all other palace* and prtvous appearUka tblac* of an boor. The olde*t bitof palace tn Barop*. tbat of the westfront of the Burg tn Vwnus. In of theHaw of llearjr III. Tb* Kremlin inMoscow and Uwdoc**' paUsxo in \>ulc« arc of tbe fourteenth century. Th

i Stamboal was b*llt by-Mo

hamaxd II. Tb* oMeat part of th*Vatican w«« m a w w e J by«hooe uaaae It bean.—Tbe oM Lourra w*a cvmnietK'ed la the rrtfn ofHenry T i l l , tbe TnUerin In that orEUaabeth. In tb« Um* of tba CroatVeiltan wan Vrnallie* wan jrel

to tbe'.•wmtmf.' "Che-l*ciSrUl'•tl*»luliih centurv, Sana Souct to the•Jgjateenrh. : Tbe S m U or Jenwaleni

"""""•' n-klah edtnee. Tbe palai-es.of

J' -of >OiJro, vof • TVaerau. arr, altrrwb' raW ' **i1'"Ta'"'~' "Th*>

I«*i a i *ttra>«Jno ;<or>a»' *tln'o/-J»'bo«*-ta;ii-*«-,we.were.

J s j e f uf JjOudoiiKee I j pUut our itouiHrymen vlult ou Uielr

nt journeya to ljjndon. Hut now «v.•rylliliiu 1« rloeed to tue vlnltor. nudirary KiiarUa lurrouud th» Tuwer.

h V h ' r w u j i bat WtlliftiH the t"uiM|ui>ror's order** a.

LAfiST tho,l«altlo_of Huntings.ilfifti!ffi^'«r?5LWer*Tn'

. 10TK.. It .wifa 'just by thiI'Untward cud uf tlu> ltoiuuu wall, withjtiwhU'li thn city of London waa builtTile' site commanded the Riniroachfroiu the «•» by the river.' If the Ho-iiinim' If be | t'ru«~werv everyiiinim If l i nlilt u« K>""' military uii-u u» Wllllum

lilt- Noriuau uilveulutvni. It Ui rra;Kmaulu l» »uppu»e' tliot tbry dkl uotleave tUla i-oruer umlvfended during

Thtliolr T>OU yt:nrn ofMaxuui aud Duue*

Thewiiuu d

ncrv nut Ukvly to uoulixt thrlruttu npiwrtuultW, and tliviV «re ft-a-

l h I I f rpi

M>UI> fur «upptMlitK that Iwforu

IMfc Jo'ui flahir, blihop at HmlitmUT.l i» - Blr Ttuimaa Mora.IU«~<4*urse Muleyn. .Vlacount llui-hfurd.IU«--Tliuniaa, lAird U A m . tlstiry jaa'ra

III*.' . . •1US- llanry Courtanar. niarqul* uf Kla-

er' ' - - -U5» ll.lir). fule. Lord Muulnau. «M**t

uii ut Margaret. I'OUIIUM uf 8all»bury.U*>-Ttmmaa Croniwull, wtrl at Ka««>i.

_lHLr''•nrvjlowaril, varl of Hurrry. •!>"-

a percentage of .vtUI, hut he took partTn wny^TOiTCPlT'lillWW. -fcBttTrttHr-Itne batting was cITectFd for a clubthat flnUhed fifth lu an eight club race.Ctmipirin. al*o (if., Kansas City, whoaulah«Ml the *ea>on with the llrave*.stood aecoud to I^Nvelt, with .343.

L._8J*chff a Match F*r Qoioh.Wrestling at Imt has produced an

American .star worthy of comparisonwith Ootch. greatest grappler of alltime, and If the present championemerge* from retirement to liuttle JoeHtccher uiidouhdKtly oiiv of the grvat-eat matcbeti lu mat history will result.

Kor many years no wrcatlcr made hisi lu Auivrii-u of Biirtlili-iitUL.ltlyji tUfL grapiilcr. ftwu

Through tto* i-i«-ar str^aiq tha.JliiHfca rla*ArwS nimblv cairh MiMncatlllo.ua titear1h* glow wornls. pumernua atwl bright.tllum'<) tl'-v <l«wy~fMI laat nlsht: 'Ai iluH in« a<iualt>l toad waa «»nlUipplGS' ami rrHWHrm o'er tha greMi;Th« whirtlr.r wlrid tha duat obaya. <>Ami In the rapM r*Uly |4aya;TH« fro« haa rhanfil hia yvltow.veat.Ali.1 in » niWt n>*( la drxaaad.Though JunvC ihe air la cold and atituTU«f tilarkbinl'M m«liow volr« la alinlt;My ufetf. ao a)[*trfO tn hla taat«,fjults ;nutii>nv^ri^a. on traaa t6 fvAtt:Ariit Kf'-yon rifttts. how odd Ihetr night:Thry |inllal« Itii- ulljlnj Ultt.And »c«iri i<r*-<'h<Uat« lo fall—A* If lh**v r*)l the porcine ball."Twill «urt*ly rain. 1 a*« with auri-ow,(lur Jaunt tnual-L«.put-uff Inftiurrow.

-•Dr, Jennfr.

CHINESE, TRICKERY.

PHOUAt Dr. Maude's

weir. I.uclan <k> 8a ui•Ut'a Ura. Bearte to

, medltlno for her tclan, who himself Ucondition. Is later IFarqubiir, wealthy 1Ing him tn a faint lotake* htm to bU hoi

Euimn«

SOME mluute*to himself <Mcovered what

. iilg nncQnscloIookeil on. niaswgehypnotlam and hatixlively lndepenApnce

t.-Wyalcriiniinlr iintiirTfc'nt-

, lAiti)'N«ynu>Ur.B«vtnuur, duk« uf

U-Juhii pudlay. duk< ofUlul.

)IM~lA>r<l OuUJford UuJIry..116* ll.nty Oc.v, <luk« uf BufTolk.Un-ThuiiiuUuwanl, Jyk. of Norfolk..1MI—Thoma» w.ntwurth, *ar| of atat-

furU.I6»-William Lund, arohbUhop of Caa-

twbur'y. •luio-^wuitani iiuwam, vucvunt maftoisl.l»Ji—J«m»« ItadclIRt, »arl uf IMrwant-.

Itatar. . .lriU-WIUInni U»tdon. Vtacuunt Kanrnur*.Iltft-Wllll.m boy.U aarl w( Kllmarnu^k.

4M»~AttUuf-«»nluati)U«.-X>»td- Hahn*.rln6. " . '

V(!-«iniun. Lord rraxr at Lovat.' Two Qu**n« |»*aut*d Thar*.Itut thin ll»t »aj» nothing of thu ex-

brart of tbo fortrvu nud Just before

let, Ueetl, Amerlcus ami the real prov-ed only toys In the hituds of the minifrom llnmboldt.

Promoters were comiiellni to turn totln> urapi'li-rs from furulgu landn tofind aullablu u|iuom>nts for (iotch.

Trader* WhoFinancial 8l«v*ry.

ni»hoi.«.t traveling merchants luChlntt-nud a purtl. ularly lucrative fieldIn which to i.ly tlwlr labors, with theresult thn> alm<ist unbelievable conse. :queiut's conic to light-now mid then...Some tnidi-m. taking advantage of thuKliupllclty of the MongolUiM. mltke on ..:

tin such o»_the •»r "a«iriemii't""'

even voluutartlj-. evetbe mercy of iinbtlx-i

' pared with a strongtals eyes and was siropen EnKllah face ofrecognised the dreairend hln letter.

"Ah, you've comeFarquliar pleuinntl.friends. Don't upcali

"native* cruvt' to

I'hotw by- American I*1"***Prank - Golch, Who May Qiv«

Sttchtr Chanot.at Titlt.lics, hmvi'Ver,

(miry. . . • .'Vov to i>iii>»ho Is ln-tuili-d to wnlk

Intu riii' -n.ire, for the KHII t»ngu« ofHie iravclliiK uivrclmiit, ivjll soon lu-ilut-t> him tn t:ikt* jio'sKifSHion of tliutIKirtlcidur -,'ii-ncle Jo which Ills nttiin-liou in ilii'i'i'tcd ut any {>rlct> dtimuud-I'd."" If'lm liit^-iHmietliints-to ufler luexi'liutiKe fliti-lng stops there, but In.nisi- In- hiis notliiiu; tu ulvc lu returuu L-IV-'U >ii in in It.v will iH-fall him.

Tlic-M-iulor will iiKsmc him that heh ijuiti. wi-u-i-iiiui to 1-nrr.v u«:ay tho ur-il. I,. i-[, iivillt. II,- will I'dinu back-•iKulii lo tin: town lifter a i-crlfiin lupseiif linn-. If Uu* native tiumlH over one

nttfl' jm the ense1 | l t N | l U U i i i r , m

aajnif—In'victory for Uotch iiiid_<!c'fe«t .ur_.-sevvrul luMid uf catrtl- n» Ote case

—al'hc-vtctm-|p«- tif~Stn-iiriL-!mW'-li»viiimprcRKlvr iiiui i-onvtui-luic. 'l'lu-y luiv».removed all doiiht ri'itiirdlug hlx niitlveability ni a gruppler of Jinusual |ir<ivvCBU.

"Will (Jotch cmcrgp .from-retirementand luittle SJIwlierV

>t 1111IIH111111III »*•'• * »II11 M4.I1M tAMLU.lJ.l.L'.lg

The Sunday School LessonSENIOR BEREAN

\M 1111 t»»»» l I M I I I I I M I I I IGolden Text—As many as are ted by

the 8ph-lt of Ood these are soUs of God(Ituni. vUl. 14). : ~

HIIMMIIIHH

tht * of I tiepInteri'-i, evrrythlux will l«lufy. llowi'ver. Hie luerchalit on re-luniinu' t-liloin culiei-ts the* price, butIs siiihtlcil wltir currying uwiiy thupn.iiils,-,| Interest, leaving the pur-I'liimcr in debt so I Imt hu an forevermilk him.

«!—to 6UQ unma,

BUJlsJeyes straying roumbrought them backwith on air of issmiled.

"Uow you camoshied at roth, nnd I pname's Karquhur—N<

"M. P.V." Halil Lucfits an ardent pollttcl

"Quite right Catwith your Mends?"

"Don't own any.""I ho|»e you won"

Now, you really mimore. I shan't answi" Aa he evidently mword, Luclan suhsldiself up,to observing-

wufkhij; for the paymentirloiis. interest i>n n debt con-I by.their father* or even grand-i as the result <>f liavhiK fnllen

J | ii vii inn .to one of.tlicuc tricky ChineseArgonaut. :

Verae* 12-17.—Sous and heirs.In_t.hjL.e!s},1ih_chai|ler_of huHetter to,

the Homaua l'jiul drawn nn Idcufpii'-ture of the lire of tUe.Chrlatlu.n. It laa life .that tlmU Its p^wi.r

of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit

Irtlan» ipury thono pvraon*^

dvutb ou the hill, |u»t outside the pro-duct* of the 'fowvr. Hut wlthlu tti«wulla, lu frtmt of tht> llltlu chapel ofSt. lVter' auil betweeu the Wh.lto tow-rr and the prUou rwm of llewuchtmpluwcr, there were heheiuled th,« aecunda ml UftU yuecua of IK-ury VIII -AunoUoleyu aud Katbcrlne Howard nudatao.Lady Jan* lirey and lloberl cnrlvt K»*vi, and others of lo»* dlatluguUhed memory. Execution* on Xuw-er urwu were, cuuducted without apopnlar audleni-e. The. wotld waa not

l>»ti* I'rKnu'U or Itoiunn evvr dr\«iui-.cd i>f seiidtui: exiHHlltlun-i to Kiictaudthi' uuclctit llrllon hnit cncauil>uieuts

i; tin. It win wifer sotuptluic*lo rvaiove heiul* lu olQclal privacy, ,

Those imuf»lvc wulh of thi- Whiteloner have fur Wore thau WO ycuni

ou tbl» rlvemUlu site. 8o that for over |-kept watch aud ward over Uoudon.2,WHi year* the history vt our race ba* j 'j:i»>y speak vei l for the w\ ' ' 'nrwlmlfli'iil^tfiin B IT ft t'iitf un. Jllhla. .V'^v ^ * fi.'..i->...ii-i..^ ««-i..-« h«t>i>.

Llat of Oi*tingul*htd Priaonar*,r'rom tbe time uf the i'»ut|U«ror WU-

Hutu tu tb« time of Charles 11, a pe-riod of <M> year*, tin- T«« rr n i l u w lM a royal palaw. It 1* atlll kuowo a*a royal iKilact', althoUKh It la uo hiucer

i l t ltyuw«i for the Unlimieut ot royalty-I „ » , , ,Crum»vl| pulled J»wu muat uf th« , '

!

a Noriumi uwuik and • was kuowu"UutuTulf tlie Wwycr." .

Henry III. Fin!*h*d th* Bulldlno-The cntccprhie coat the people a prvt-

ly Ivuny. When Henry 111. dimealone 130 year* later, the work wasextended aud bvautltled. for Henry

4 t - l ^ i h a L m M _frum the power of sin aud death.W h e n • I h * l a w - f t t l l d L J » C r i u Q ' l C

could uot mcusure up to It*lueuts, Uod, tbruugh the lucariiatiouand death of hla Sou, waled the deathwarrant of sin In tbe flesh uud. hyuuiklug It. pmsllilo fur us to tUruxtaside, the tlesh and live under the do-inlulon of tbe Spirit, brought about thesalvation of our character the law coulduut achieve. The cuutrust In Paul'sthought between man's physical uudspiritual being Is very sharp. Tlutphysical, or carual, unture tie cbusld-era worthy only of destruction. The.spiritual unturt) Is. Ituuio'rtal. Thettesbly Mature, which formerly control-led us and "till controls so many, hrlnissthe uilud-luto an attitude or hostility toliod. If Christ dwells within, althoughtbe .carnal-body ma}'_ smk intu dvutb,

JaeJl>lri£j|_J>lC«fe_.«y£<>»>1y alive,

of wMi>. A deal of

royal dwellingst ll

the precincts,f

royal dwellings wttbtt the pM"at. If ni't all, of the auveretgH* ofKnglaud. since Noruian WiUUiut'a time.Qu«*en Vii-torlM lu'cUidcd. hsve? |«row*d-ed ttvm the Toner U> Wratintustrr *b-

U Kt y uu fb«lr corona.tit>u|lt>l. when th* Qrct Henry wta king,uatu thn.fart^' part uf our own centurythe Towvr \v«» acKlom long without a!dltilnguUthed- i«i»ouer of -state wltblolt« (rray «»ll*-- As for vxpcutkiua, -thosol) here U rlctuTr lit Uvwd than uwuy

b t l a l d f r t u It ba*1 ttrettt for tipou It ba*1 ttrettt bpoured, fruiu avucratUuji to geueratlou.a stream of the uob)e*t' Wood lu tb*labd " II«>r« U a llat' or prUoner* be-beadwl on Tower bill It compttoeaou\i tbe miwt cihlneut,; .-

na-Jolin. t««lftk «*rl -ol Oxionl: 1U»rldnt sen. A«br»j- J«. V*r»- Sir ThomasTaitenham ami Mr VVltUam Tjrwn.

U»-Edward, -t«n Ot Warwkk. l**t •»th»-malc HIM of tb* «!.aiU*l T»it>ta»>-twC t*mu>.

olf i l tmdWy and niehara Etop-l l tmn. «r £ n a o , .

UantT Yin. '• •

Usury's work has bwu .w.rvcked and~clwrvd away l>y war and I'urttau van-dalism, and Ore. Uut wherever m theTower architecture you sve a marbleabaft, a uo'Uv groUi, a dellcote tracery,you jiuty know that Henry had a handtn tt—hkd literally a band, for he au:

ivrlnteudrd the construcilou. ThaTr&l-tor's gate, a very noble «rch. la of hi*

The Trnltur'* gat« ascd .to tie themalu, entrance to the Tower. It wasjhc river cnl'Jiim-e. tk«tarpassed..be-ucalh- tbe arch to the slalr* whkh (tilllead up to. the passage beneath "BtoodfTu»cr"r-cu|>hi>«lou» but nttm( oame.The river b blocked out now, and notnUtura pa** throiujh the gate. It usedtu W a caJe of "all h«H>c abandon. y«who enter here." Uut It Is lutereaUncto reB»a}l»t that the JE^nceaa" Bai»»-b e t h p u ^ Into t ie^wiwbj ' th la gabs

t \ a^prtsonw,. y»t bad the ajood:forttiBet o J ^ rrJM*« after awhll* and tq r*>turn <o One fyrtroaa paUce ax qoeta of

and theTpledge that Hod will cau»* tbe nwrtalbody to rt*» In the resurrection.

Such a blfh destiny ts a challengeWell as a promise. It places upon usa moral obligation. "We arc debtors"to ChrUt "not to * * * Uve afterthe fleah." which brings lu#TlUblespiritual death, but to "put to death

be Inheritance Is.one thnt »;us mrliHl^oyer from the Old TeatauiiMit liy |

JPBIIS nnd'Hacd lu

HOME OF THE MUSKRAT;

MascwtlnBSitrriHaiWon-tlie- Hoor-the-sktnther aud behind the fsplrnl Ivory horn of <self a wauderer. lie retokens of hl» liosfs \nman Is ktu to a B|mrt»over. From HtudyliiKturned to study Noel 1

l ie stood In his ROCnl^fl,. but the widthw-ns exceptional, nndlean nnd-hnrd and t>ther>. Kvr-ry musclennd tmlned ngoin to tlen'cy, and every musure grace of controlli.coim>Uness. of pertect_lcnl rluiesB was hhi, I]

' of tonic energy, whk

iie«.»»lty for'snflerliig If the gl.irloiw '| It Prov.s th. Rodant to B* *. M«.t*r-reward Is to bo dbtalin-d wu« a i-om- j ' '• . Canal Builder,muu Iwllef lu the early 'church i m i May In- you've seen him playing In B

Jj:Uii!Ui^Lj^uaj,l!i!)K1ji3;L%m]".g_ajid_.iirrliiiK uiiuui like children at it gameuf taif., VIUI would luirjllv think thntyou wi-n* w;iti-hiiij; one. of liie great-rst ciiual lirjirdrm of the world. If byliin i-tinu'rc you iltM'over Ills homo bur-

-Tho Spirit's Intcrces

ruivtil In tliejiiiiik'i'f a streum or pond,hy* ^iirii^i

Versesi '.tl.skin. . . :,

In Unit portion of the W-wion nlilrli Unot printed the apo»tU> works.imt :iinmtnltlceiit coiioejitlon of :>11 crentliminovlng on through puln to tbe coiisuni

>nwtl»li..,-lUa.-B-tUl^ipJlyLJ;iMltuh.b^u:a^i.-ii.Jiaa,,h<t-liaa.t^*l!oJMJieJi!odern _«cj»!lllfli-... theory uf IIK imnn. lii lulnkrnl ;i[m rnil...! iiiu.h.

|bo survivni of the littcst In Ilioti-uc' ,|u.^h. nud li l isnt home throughoutfor exlsteiico.' So Christians mu>-c t|,,. iuiii-d Slutt-a. exii'iu In- the south,

on from the wcukiH'!*n of tlie vresi-uttoward the t;lor.v of the future. Hutthe certain ho|ie of the fninie nink|<u»" ready to endure Iho sulTerlnKs nfthe pni*ent. -We cniuiot i'rtiy fur theremoval of our Nurferliij: or Intlruiiiyhecauw." we know 'not'bow to pruyIU we ought. Hut Uic Spirit | IIIVMWithin us In luciprcssllile li>ii£lui;s

U'tK'ii :I uiusUrat builds his home be .iiiKiki's :i diHir uli'iiu-tlio banks under

the ••iiirfiicf of the water.; Then bo 'iit\irou^ ui'wnrtl, snuietlmea many1

|-vtird«: I'lnluii; the tunnel lu a roomj itliovt- ilie wuter Hiie, where he can-;

.li-ep without fear of hunter or~frop-; > c i - . • • •

Trappers are, his worst enemies, for[he tuii^rbt's fur bus n commercialv.-ilui-. u Is a reddish brown and IsIIMII us substitute for beav'cr. Tho-

j niiiiu.'! 1.-* nlioiit tifu-on Inches long, nnd-| his tull. which ho uses us a rudder^ln: suiiuiului;. in iilmut ten niches long-.-

into accord with .iod\, pun*,* ! ">' ™'» cmsses. root., and aeons.Versos SM».~«odV |i.iirpo9e..' - iflUl1 lf, ' " s " ' a r " l : a r i l t ! U o r t™1*

~Wt*Tr-'>TPTm''-rttrfr™TtiTTi^TOOT^of the Spirit we cim-see r.odV purivse i "'* t u r " l | l s "' ld I1?1-""'!* He's n'80

"Kronnlugs tluft cniuiot l'i- uticrt-d, ami jhe thnt scari-heth the hearts" uniler- !stands 'tbi' mind of the Spirit." whli-li. jIs lu accordance "to tin- "III uf..Coil' iand Is secfcliig by Ilifen esslcii for thervaluuitlon of p><'rfecth>ii in eiu-li'luvllevcr. -Thus'are our players lima^lit

p g |ftnlc i lmricurrent. For the rest IKncllshman-fnlr hnlBunburnwl. pleasant,

_ _lfrlm curve of £heplr_- matched tlie nlmodt c

' of his physique^' L«people, would have a

">vhnt he seemed If he Ideliberately reading t

• letter. As It.was. hefi jr, V>ppr>. fafft and hlimhngr tlioughjio :ctwhy he Hhould have recould adrantage him ternlile, sordid reprobuoutcast such a» IJician

Dr. Maude came, buntbe returning Simpson.

• sort to -Bob .Sawyer1!crea«e the reputationKarquhar met Mm iibrought blni^ln. nnd theard an edifying fragsatloii.

'' "Well, I couldn't vcr;, out In the road, poor cbring him along."

"And he will prolmlself from your plate cb

"AVhat a cynic youthought of such n thin

iworking-out In hhi universe. W,.see that "all thliigi," even otir sufferIngs, are part* of a pluu by wiu, h i;.,ib b i '

g p p y ;.,i j'bt bringing a l v u t "gotVi t.K thvtu'trat ! r u ! > > ^<-'l«vt>" him." •."Acc.mllng to Ills pr.rp.Ni>" 1

It w a s that lnVt.;ruliy G»il lm,k..,l u

»: .caunllial. If one member of thecolony la Injured his mates

lll,»el upon--him nnd eat him.—Buf-! ^

pthe deeds of the bod^'-that U. to re-straln and repress all our acts that arenot under the control of the spiritual.If we do so we "shall live." A des-tiny wWch I* ours because, we are"*oo» of God." It.to- known that webare tbbi relationship because we are"lad by tbe Spirit of God!" Ami weh»v» tbe testimony of our own spirits,which ."received", at It* beginning: ofour Christian career, "not" tbe feeling0/ "fear"' of Ood >hlch the law pro-duced,- bat • consciousness of "adop-tion** as sons which makes us readyto cry out, "AbUu Katlwr." Tbe ftrst#ord In tbe original I* Aramaic,tbe Mwoud Qreet Both mean -la-ther." This wuaokniMJen* tft oor-aon-ahlp I* du« hi "th» Spirit btmnelt"who unite* "with our cpUit" to bear

4 hildr f Cd'*

his chlldrvn ilnd regarded Siniu wf*vor-i>r-^f'

who uite*w.lt»*a« "»nat w» ar4 children of Cod.'Then It'we « • <"«*• -cWWrea" xam hb. heir*. «nd -w »h«U »bare our

The W*« »f

Curiou« Tslsgrtph Lin**.in,. Tho must oiigiuul telegraph line fa

_ .. ^ii; "1 -7"-' ' (* vf-itl oni-f cxtciided"ft'bm"lui Plax^regarded them he ap[«riiiSl .T "fi.re- Is"1 capital of Bolivia, to the nelguooi- 'ordained" them "to N- .-.>iif..mi,sl - ; liu town of l)ruro,n dUlauceof aboutto attaln-"to the lma>;e"-i|ltt'Hi-»s ."of j l->i mile*. TUere are no growing treeshis Sun" In order "tbat 1«- .miaht ln< ;Jii thi. part of the world, owl wood ofthe firstborn*' or eldest, lu a u-;»r|.;.u« utiy kiiid Is so rare that the telegraphfamily counuwsl of "many LrMiireu.' ;l»'!es «we tunde of the same materiallr*\» will for the Christian h « f.,1. 1 us the 1 "

Sousway sometimes, I shoul

"I never knew It d<. myself tfSat trust hegi

ne»R.""Ah, you're a pbllai

Mande, walking Into Ipatient lay quiet, apisclous: "I expected tl

' d t h

lowed lils know!noted /that this «)1|

I'Ut-it-ls-uatlvrs' household furniture—

drieil mud. The pillars were built on

n«u. can u. th«-.« 1 i ' i1"1*"1"1* "eujw of fifteen feet. TheySon!' Hanuv:"^1 rM? ms"'(n^ ! w « e l l l a ^ ^-ut 300 feet apart An-^ , , l 8 . . ^ . 1 ' ' 5 1 ^ h*m' '-13 -i^\^F curtoni telegraph line ivas cou-tlSwl" them, or smelted tliinceous.

de and nsed tnem as pole*^_eould not and any ."deia" t \

" withstand ibe rav-Christian 11ml fear no evil l i ^ t 1 " ^ ikll,th

TVO0'du^1

lift was a dewiwrraUoB i>( £ ^ {J!»« ° h.« »«h,'-of Chrlst-to kK-n a c-hH«,ui~L L " i T^1 Ju<Ua Snwlnglife *as a denof Cnrlsfjopowible

- j he1 w«nt ,» ,.._Vj"UiTpower. but also

sou It.

anbi^In Ptitch' .al*,*!.

manner, but_ J """" " tba

,fi^a^W|ner-ifJd9:

e l w f o i i d g o t hold cwithout surprise. "Hehour ago. I told Mm.worth infirmary. I supattack while waiting fa- "WeU. I think yon

.• htal wait to the surgerj"He's probably n title

feaa to Do a phllanthrop"1'failanthropUL ipdei

quhar.v I f » not philanlIng 'or yon, doctor."

"I dare sat," Mnude<>»dliig with his analybones.

"Von persist In credwtne« I don't posses*."

"Modesty** yottr greatone knowi that.''

j nod' tlw'awuallt^g^l^^ioW*1*

. s t n n i e d FarqnhaIng. • -t - - -

Satirical compllncau5"Jt to meet than most * « p«'«|ol»*fi UncOttadpwect piece at acUnf.

~*r- »..*'.

m IEF

or ROSE"

PROLOGUE.At Dr. Maude's surgery at Uarkt-

weit. I.uclan de Haumarei.a put lent. •>-alauV ) l h Bearte to bny the nemmarymedicine for tor failing Infant I.u-clan, who himself U In serious pnyslmlcondition. Is later Uerrleaded by XoelFarqubar, wealthy bachelor, who. find-Ing him In a faint in the muddy street,take* him to bU home, .

EumnM F*n» . •

SOME minute* later Hmllb cameto himself completely and dis-covered what was being done totils unconscious frame. I.urUn

looked on. massage as fl ret cousin t«bypnotlam ami hated both- with all thelively independence of a character

even voluutartly, even fur a moment, atthe mercy of another man'* will. Pre*.pared with a strong protest, he u|>eiieilhis eyes and was struck iluuili. In theopen English face of Nwl Farquliar herecognised the dream vision who hadrend lib letter.

"Ah, you've come to. yourself," soldKarquliar pleasantly. "You're withfrienda. Don't unroll. The doctor will-

' ":"""

eyes straying round the room amibrought them back to his host's finewith an air of luiiulry. Farquhnrsmiled.

"How you came Here? Sly horseahled nt you-, nnd I picked you upvMyname's Karqu'bur—Noel Famubar.2^

"SI. I*.?." Maid Luclau, who wo? byflt» an ardent politician: • — .

"Quite tight Can I communicatewith your friends?" .

"Don't own any." . ,'-',. "I ho|H> you won't say that long.

Now, you really must not talk any-more. I shan't answer you if you do."

' •=• As he evidently meant In jteep hisword, Luclan subsided, and gave him-self up,, to observing-. .The room was'

dered whether Maude knew the motiveof 111* philanthropy. As a fart. Maudeknew nothing and nuspected merelybocaute runiulwr wait u virtuous per-MID'. • Iklug put to rebuke, he conflnedhis conversation lo the subject of IJI-cum'* nines*, and in a aliort time ihoprodigal was installed In the best roomand fed tilth the failed calf under theform of tinned essence of beef.

For several days l.ucian was keptdumb by tno tacilr* »f bis boat, whowalkeil punctually ogt of the nwrn asnoon OH the liivnlld oivneit bU lips. Inhalf ,III hour be would return to tbet-li:innK KUent,.aiul then If l.iulun n-hinlnxd silent lie heard tb« imper readnloiid, but if he dared to W|ieaV he WHSmi'iv more left to 1Hm»cIf. As I.uclan

rj**Ttrfe«feaaNBMtt«k,I ab» m n la matey taawaaa a*4 aa*a I M N A aa. I «eU «a> eaUaattr ft*tan* aaoata* aad tbawwwt tat a- a**pttal. aad a Bar—feUm h»r* wtth a*.

We swan 6d»IUy. 1lay fottaw we broke a sltpof*. IUMbad CWO a t**r and a l a m tout, lo-roastast creatnra: OB StWag my tick-et orieav* from to* taqittal I latra-dtwed ber to my rttof pal, and. wouldymi betime. It. tb* naa* rltlala bor-rowed my Ant Over to »lopo' with herWith."

"Uoi>d heavens. D« 8aumare«r saMrarqnoar. lansblne agalust bU will."Von don't mean to tell me that allHits J» truer ' .. •

•True? TrueV Every blowd wntdof It. I then tried to list, bat cmtldntpas* tli* ntedk-al. Bo I not anotherpat, and started as a; foaiato Johiiby InCuernsry. We're (iuernsey peo|)le,:yini

liia'o'wu WH-ii-t ^Its object. Ht> was treated like « royalRiii'st and repiild his luwt l>y vivisect-|nc lib I'lmrsctcr. The ground of lilxOUKplcloiis seemrd trivial, but was suit-atuntlal. Feellnir tbe letter In Its oldplace, I.uclnn soiiieilines 'wondered ifhe had ilreuiiml that went', ltut no;he knew It was real for the rea«uu thathe had »een on F!ir.<liih«r'» fuce us he

never have lnnn.-im-<l. What he mitt-

ther null behind the door the nine footspiral ivory horn of a nnrwhal. Him-

. self a wauderer. he rejoiced to see suchtokens of his host's pursuits. A sportsman Is klu to a sportsman all the worldover. From studying the furniture be

. turned to study Noel karquliar.He stood In Ills socks only five feet

was exceptional, and his frame wlean nnd-hard and supple as a pan-ther's. Kvery muscle had been trainednnd (mined ngaln to tbe pitch of excel-lency, and every movement had thesure grace of controlled strength. The

...coiue.linp.ss.of pcrfect-iienltb nud pitleal tlUiesH was his. He diffused a kind

' of tonic energy, which acted on KUS-

current. For the rest he was the typicalEnglishman—fair haired, gray eyed,sunburned, pleasant. In spite of theIf rim curve of ehejek" and Jaw. whichmatcliert tK3lm6sr^muious~8TrefigIb~

' of his physique. ' Luclan, like otherpeople, would have accepted him forivhnt he seemed If ho had not seen him

_dslIbjuBleJy__Mading_-throuKJi-hlletter. As It.was, he looked Into tbeffllr.-.otwin fai-nand—knim—lilm—for- a

_ though-he :could not Imagine.K i gwhy he should have read it nor bo* Itcould advantage blm to befriend k mis-ernlile, sordid reprobate and degradedoutcast such an IJiclan de Sanninrpi.

Dr. Maude came, hard on tbe. heels ofthe returning Simpson- He did not re-sort to 'Bob Sawyer's tactics to In-crease the reputntlon of his iiractlcp.Karqubar met him In the hall andbrought hlnr?ln. and the patient ovpr__heard an edifyuig fragment of conver-sation. •

• "Well, I couldirt very well.lenre himout In the road, poor cbap, HO I bad toI'rlnghim along."

"And he will probably recoup Mm.self from your plate cbe.«L"

"AVhat a cynic you nrc! I neverthought of such n thing," said l'arqu-h l J l

way sometimes, I should think.""I never knew It do so. I belle've

. myself tftat trust begets trustworthi-ness."

"Ah, you're a philanthropist," saidMaude, walking Into the room. Tbepatient lay quiet, apparently uncon-scious: "I expected that It was this

—fetow-yau'd got'hold of,:1 MauuTsakTwithout surprtoe. "He came to me anhour ago. I told him to go to Alres-worth Infirmary. I suppose be had anattack while waiting for the bns."- "Well. I think yon might have let

• hha wait In the surgery."

"He's probably n thief. I don't pro-feas to be a philanthropist myself."

"I'hllanthropUt, Indeed!" said Far-quhar." I f * not philanthropy I'm feel-Ing; for yon, doctor."

"I dare KIT," Hnude responded, pro-ceeding with his analysis of tartan'sbones.

"Yon persist In crediting roc withTirtnea. I don't possess."

"Modestjr'a your great fault. Everyone knows that.''

"Well, yours IMI'I orenunlability any-how," returned Farqnhar, again laajh-In*. . - -.- -

Satirical compliments are more dlffl-« * tq meet than moat forms of attack.

, hot Farqub*r> onconacioDsnes* wa» a**-•—*•-•—' - " — ••" Utdan-won-

itis nut MN; I'li'in. nut'xtivmT)hail an lni|uisitive deposition, and bislntereKts nt this time were limited Innumber; hence his exaggerated curios-ity. , . • _ ; • ' _ _ . • •

The church lit Monksuell wns heatedby pl|ies, which on mild day* broughtflic- temperature. up to TO degrees F.and In cold weather left I he air In sucha condition .that, to uncover bin baldhead wax a severe trlnl of tbe parson'sfaith. The weather hud changed,, endFa'rqubiir. coming In : itfler. service on jSlmilny aftenio'iil, .went straight lo thefire to 'warm his huiiils. He was imexemplary churchgoer.

"OoldV" Inquired Luclan, who was

Tfe shall lie white tomorrow If I don'terr."

"f!nlc at seventy miles an hour, tcmperoture i!0 degree* below BITO. - YesI've tried that out 111 Allmlmscu, and Itdidn't Hiilt n»»."' said I.tit-lan,. whosirebellions Ixidy appreciated luxurythough bin hardy Kplrll despised It

"My faith, nu! Hut I'm not sure that

above. "•"That's a nice prppnmtlon . for tile

bnd time condiiu," Kiiiil the IncorrigibleLuclnn. "Talking of .which', what wasthat deviltry you used when you car-ried In my faintingform'/"

"Devllfry; hidewl! ^rtTvus'timsBirg"N'o't the ordinary conimon or garden

English masHuge, sonny. I've triedthaL" : —

"Masiuige Is inattnagc all (the worldover, I should have wild.le«nied mine In Africa."_ "And who wnsTour inoonsheey*

"AFold~Arai> sheikh who i wore Im-maculate robe* nnd ciirrleil a daggerwith a handle of silver filigree and avery xhnrp point, with tvlilch h« prod-tied— h|«-itla-vCT—whrtr"thoy^fatle»rtli'their duties Ar«you sntistled now?"

..... t" -be; Who's-old" Fnnc?""My dear -fellow." paid Initioimr

mildly,- "your mind remind* me of aflen. Mr. Fane I" a farmer hereabouts,a kind of local s<|iilre."

'I* lie well,off*'""Tolerably, I lielleve. Why do you

nsk i""Old curmudgeon:" said Luclan.

".Stingy old miserly murderer!""One at a time. I beg," said I'Vir-

quliar. '"Well, he may lie nn angel Incognito,

but his wnr pn'int'H nhro giikl, that'sall." •

'How has lie 'roused your righteouswrath?" "

I.uclan related Sim.' Hcorle'fc story,'axing eloquent over her wrongs and

illustrating his points with rnptd for-

quhar c<impre»s«Mi hl« lljis, which al-ready Joined .In n Hiiflicleiitly firm line.

f kuow those houses." he said. "Theyare unfit for 'habitation. I tried to getthem condemned a year ago. Want anpper. do they? They'll never get |t

from Fane,,-'- - •"I wish he'd trleil what starvation's

like, that's all." . ' ""Have y<iu?""Have 1?' I was a' tbausandalte till

I wag four and twenty." safd Luclan.claxplng hi* lenn. brown hands behindbii< head, "but sluce then devil « pennyhave I had to spend. My head Isbloody but unbowed beneath the bludg.eonlnss of • fate—W. E. Henley. I'mproud to say I could take the shine outof Orestes." ' •-._•

Farqubar sat down by the lire andpulled the tea tnMe toward him. Hewas very useful nt an afternoon party

always wmeiof>er tbe preciseformula for every i>er»on'< several cupH«w did you l""e yotir money?" he

Inquired, flatorlug bis own tea withlemon la tbe Kantian style.

"HI*teen thousand In one nbjbt' play-lnseearw. sonny,- No; don't preach. Inever gamble now I've got no money.Besides on that memorable occasionmy circumstances were exceptional."

"Exceptionally bail, I should think.Wlwt did yon d o r

-What did I dot Commenced anther.

NttM astr

laataa andhtwurf

tnMM tk» p+kaftarmud « »

ft»aa aaw af your towaata, and Itk* tkaac at ,«w* wtlbout a i<tf a * buMUenr* rtabt la tbe f

"paia that th. tnralU baaadaa* l i m a * |**» tafr: tat M a * was beaut I c»otalking. Jt waa fettuaate f-r a t e tlba* I aaaw* Vm. rtr. thaU It ac.uiHty add*tb* bucuai* of to* >y» cam»4 b» a«t t MF>ta»: •»In aa evidence,'foe Lariaa kas>w ikat j -ft, j

did orb» a larK atxaowawttwat of *H 1 K- trrt-nrraarat T"rtKM»«rltto b* wa» M t a i ^ -'-aim, UMBMBtM **ay staait; not Blare jhb». .- .- * ^ ^

WlStftlg A"Few Minutes

In LaughterUnkifid. *

'•••I undrr»t>ind be' luherltni a tut-t *

Iin tb# ran. TH« h«lw« w«f« * ythatrlttyl with anow that ib»y dU ttat-break lb« Rv«, whiteness «f tk* P ~ » ip»rt. The ntlapralita* Hrtl* gttm «t ihlack. wooden .-oltag-. r w k w v igoai, wa. dbK-ernllita:.'a n w .w*j . « jThe» were » kwely tbat wlwa Vu-.iqubar rode liaca au hour Utvr oalrjite iowu trafk^ bUck whfi* U n ' f m R - j•now had melted, c^fcowad kjaa atwwtht road.- . . , '

The day panned, and.>eT*ral b«*k*t*.anil a wrek later thr soiled rags of lk«snow 11111 tlmrrrr.1 under b*.l«« «»1

?" *«»><?»' wit of the M«

n**tt t« rml»*i the rent?".. ln<ll»crliutiiate charity Is

acabwt n r prinrUtkMt."-|»«i. «jr, tbpftl never be able to

p a * " " ."I thall I b»|w, rind other taoauts

*\nd tlwrhanty in miii*. Mr. F«ue."

kniiw," lu> added, bis voice taking adifferent Inlouutlon. "I've a ircrlnluaffection for It IIHI. There I'll hope tolay Jliexe curious old boncx of minewhen I'viy (lone with tbeui. .MightypiKif crojm they'll muk« ti«>. -Well,thought •iiicrtiKey. IMMIIK III.V own, mynative land, might IH> a sort ijf all In

jliistviLmsscolL/'.T.,Bjf.. '.'"1; l^j")Jjilewyou, soniij'. It rained timnderlioltH.<J|ve you my word, no soouer. were ourglaHB houses lip iban there arrived urecord. Hhowcr of ..jiendlleM. Sticky,Hldny, liliiik tliirius 4bey. were, for allthe world like llquurk-e. Two thirds oft\u; |iaiieH_>r.e!itlv^a .Ldldu't .want-to.wreck; the bosom friend's boat, we dis-solved pnrinersliip. and Jonah went off

i

l'uri|iiiiur could lilnwlf corroboratethis, story. Ho rrrmciubered the. .me-teoric shower, which had attracted,some nltiMiition. > -

:'Jrho.#laiiii-lii-tlH4r-<viurseifC8tne out;of. tlii'tii to light agalnsti me, you «w.AVulif I w-ent back'to town and heldhorses. I fared sumptuously every dayjit_cojfa<n..«tnnii_gr Ht l^ckhnrt's whtln Iwas In funds. I draw n veil over this

met q JffTT.'. dentnt..fellowwhu got/me a berth In Ml»» Inex .Mon-tronl'r travellHg comimuy, where Ilived gnyly on a pound a week till thatineniorniile Sawbath which I broke byknocking up. I was discovered by akind Hiitiel-nddiini. Are you Insuredagainst fire?" '

"Ob, I'm nut afraid of III luck," saidFartjtilinr. •'--

"Aren't you, now? I detect a kind ofarroganco. a nort of healthy skrptl-clsm, In your tone, my friend. 1 won-der what you aro afraid of? Not much,I guess." . .• "Was your III health hereditary?"asked Fnnpihar, who as a temperanceadvocate studied the.question of trans-mission.

"IJon'l know. My parents died ere Iwas born and never »aw their sou, yon

"Oh, Keith of Rav«l>ton,The sorrow* of thy line!"

"It hasn't depressed your uplrltK.""Oh, I don't lielleve In Jetting trouble

beat ydii." •"You talk ns though trouble were a

living |x>r*onallty." '"Ho It Is; a force Inimical, to lie con-

jUfJ^Jjel'l_di>gn'T.ajBd_trani|ili'd Into,the earth."

"I donjt see how you're going to con-quer trouble. It has It* way. and that'sall."

'It's not. all. Trouble will make aman despair or drink or jniut>l« or gomad or maybe even "hoot himself.WeH, I'd defy. It to make, me deflect ahair's breadth from myself, come all theshafts of fate. As long as' I've lip* I'llgrin." •

"That's how you take things?" sttjdFsniuhar. "Well. It's not my way."Ills fare liahted up with a' heady defi-

-f, his lip* shut in a straight line, hi*eyes sparkled with quite unregeneratefire,

"What Is your way, then?"Farquhar** expression west Instantly

out. and be lowered hi* eyelids. "W«n,you know, thug* a p different for yonand me.* Iw aald dMMenUjr. "I'mtacky In.fcarfns a rellslou* fa^k V Diliback on." . ' " '

Oh, 1 do like » m r *aid tAkbm uti*.a few accind*, smitten w^i (a. »te*>

quhar tvuk another raurnlna rMc ten* ;time In I ha direct lott of Fane's. -TCt«ihouse lay Ion. Its K Miapfet' Itemdr.built of hrlKbt ml brick and m nmeiiiist with factuiia of Irrrtutur ta»l«-llh dlagouat iMiida uf datk browncroMMln'g one another. !o*>k*l acr*«»*shaven taws and wilt* urnv»|.r»tti« to "n «lrr*ni roriually laid imt»ikttb *•»•• 'cade* and ilttl* Inland* lo itumiurr

-*rbrhi

lubar H"ui<l jou Iw MI HIMHI a> t«Srt jmnnrlf oot> Thf mrii are "'" »>iitw faraa T«n mnnot »Vil UIIHM jour

".'raniniiar u»k up )it« list and rrtlrwlHe rralSy ...i:M n..i Hltnupt lo arituc:!«• rsaXrr and » • • aware Urn' 'ie hinttwt i nt**lly out»IU*<«1. tv> gnwt hi jihit•r,:hnni»l •tuuld h«vp Ui-n nul.li mMt.ji ttwtifau i>f 4l,e Si-nrlc-', tjci.|jun.of

"T."^Tr.

''Yn: h« was till rich uncle's onlyhUr."'

"1 thought W'.'"What du you lueanr1

"NVbody nln> had IIH>P» lh«n »u» h.-Ir4n » h i w i . ffom Wi., lIH-ha.> pl ikf i l liito W«Vt- ull hi* money t<l"--Hi'irnltr"r« I'rws, . . . . ' " .

His Mltlirk*.- 'They wet*iu lh# thtck of their ltr*t

"I thi.ligtit your t«fcle» tvrr* "IUU'IP "•aid the htiiliaiid, "1 didn't. rx|icc( InIIIKI you muh n high.tiler," t

"Yea. yuu dM," *|ic aiinwr'nnl. "\oiiknew all about my hehig n high tiler,an you call II, Imt yuu ilioualit I'd b*.dlriullils." •a» you call Itdirigible," •

' H . W«s Willing.Hlic -I sup|HMw you Mill bnv* no oli-

JiH'tlou to hitvtuic niuuuua live with ttalifter"n'ur iuari is«v> t in .N.ui» in nil.In f m t , 1 hnvc thouuiit \vi< mliilit »lm-

old lady. Itlcliiuoiid Time* IMnlHilch.

Still to D* Con«id.r«d."What mv |tin flirts mi which you

Im e tour CIIIM littsloti 'I""I haven't liuitlml up thn fncln Jet."

rrplle<l Kcmitur Norithiiiii. It \>mliiihl CMOWKII II> ihiuk up tlm conclu.

nio«t heHiitlfui »IUe.r birth•light, ini>erlnK liranVhe^ utimalnAt * •colony3 .of rngged black Mots.. shbrA Lwere the niwts of the nniks of K****.' SThe blttis-1link- -toll frniu nil the w - ji-linrds itroiHid anlFwc.rt nimtwt as w^l! [haled as their nw.urrs. !

Mr, Fane hail •» Ililn, Hill n«ilrr."Hh *stooping nhouldefs IMKI forward' tbriwt 'Ing head. A pair of kn'ii. ,-nUt <•>-«-» |lookeil KiiKplclously forth from uwler ,penthouse* liri^ws. Self sumclency ha«lci^npreKsed liui lips, sclttHh ittuidy h*i*i iboltowiil hU cht^eks, uud bit thin. *t»tt .voice, precise In .f;niui*'lahrr: e»en ?*. :pedantry, UIH the inie ludei <>f m.Htendfnstlv unaitiliililt* rtinmi'ter

«idb| awr»-1ailon «.fth« nice

Efy be was able In let. bluiKrlf out.bow»*rr. »» w*s rr>-ailed.

"Mr V«rt i-'artjuUai I"farqnhar tuitjwl and saw mi Ihn

*lair> * ctri with a «msll lirn.l nnd nrrsjwTi i t (TaWliul linlr'.' Sin1, came IIIiht^if •><•»» ii with her hand on thr hulu»tr»4c jiUuniii; <«.ii foot llgbily Innmitb ,t«*-i**">n. lirf cult Wn« very .Imr»ftrr\-\1U TTic ilKltl *vn fioiu U,.h|hi«n4-vfi_ («r t. »Mie- .talk'. When cluMd r*-«<i>nj lhf hull. "1 nmil I*

xtiirmmrttKTr HTlrrir; "".Oir nf£iiuirrled nliroail. No one lie-intwife's mnldeii nnine, and wtirn h«-ciiine back nw n widow rr n'il«»ly-'arp,lto link. Tim "two children iirt-re up ;t«they wotild. Tile **oii. Hernnrd. n«^tiKtorloitsly n - |K>!icht<r. 'I'h,- iliiu»;lit«prwim it liennl.v, n wild rider, Mntiifor^lmid lllillllne<l, an.I nharvil. i«. It vrn'«

luatu uillie ill'ptlllciiMn*_ l-an >.f .-l'<*>.»iiii s l i n . - s . II .finrd fel l lull. 4I-*! a ndil i i ; wlilp Klle-Utf .l.h|.|il .M f

n»^ l»J Iw-^ltiiK* ^ i l f - : i ivcij up4iu Hotittlt-i »n*l ffU'\~*l HkAlU fO M'tCl' ll|M.i|I

•. *Bw 'if.iiiihi™ «.f i |«. Hiidlrolit, in ton*• t i r l l ' • * • I l l l t Iv lng III | i | l l l l l l |v i• t j ! * . . 111. c u l went llr-l in l l icUIr r

1.'

.HiiKiir Mpouii I 'm mie "f >li,,., ; , . | .t-u H|>IIIIIH Ihni ^i-l IMII ii IM )ii'<.p|,.V-

I Mii

the preserves. It ~WH* tliU tiit*ln#HiHwhich xliul off the young FaniV fruta T

.the'society of'their peer* once Xn ,pnNl yefirM ther bud inmle their ftpp?«rnnce at the first meet of th* i*»>iutoa,hut they never went attain aiii|_tnvh>>»~ ['foiftiiiil III'ltlitwl"siiciety. iin«r<> i^rnpu- jIrnisly' than socle-ty «volili-l ttufiu, . '•,

All I hit happened Ivfore Noel Far-1

~ll»**--fMU Uwii. i«iltI<Mi I" .my '» i !IIMKII lilapnii Ii.

"ii"i;""Ti me In ihf< M T I I I H I tim-; j ' m• . ...! io|l||i|(' Hi iloiigh nil i l i * lime . I ' l l l i-

" A m I M»*kl i ie . 'o Miis l r ane?"- • i f ,.rjr»». Why •iii.><iii. ii»k NiKh

w* ! r»-«llv w«i notjou «»•«• .muncer '

kn<i%v. u« |iy Might,

than once tried to inukn frlmd* withynung Fane nnd bad been snuhbnl f«rhis paint, and tlum to this liotir m»e-ti«rs stowl.^ NolHxIy knew, mii**h_i»biMit.thein, biit they poxsrsned » trnnntnrreputation, I which vnuant nervmw la-dles tn skip ulmbly over, fences irhra

,"* rrinnx't Mlns lane lndlfTer.! »otJy. 'I<V>i7'« know whether you' lulu-j Iwfc saw t"r a jwn'snt. However, flint

*M«*v ll*t«-|-y*Ht Ifeeii H|»*Hk-p 'lo 'ray th\i*-Ti" • • • \ ' • •I f*mr hf aiimltrtmejit on a Itiiil-

Kumelieji Fane> recplteil In hU

liooks. -One cani« -held-- tlrr.nn -fier Tifnovels In thldr native Fren«:h. Ntth >»1<Iand new; H not her wos devotnl ti> tb<r-filogy nnd put n'row of Illalr* tamiiin-C'hruitian sermons acrosa tfj» inliMleshelf as a glided lircantplate iig»ln*|the mfUiultK-of modern licrnlei. Mr.Fane was a fenx-loiiH r'nlvlnlnt. Oterthe mantel hung ail old design In blockand white, which n-pri-nented the I*«tday, a small gtieuc of sslnts In «taliwtlglass attitudes a^'rnduig. the eelestla£mpuntalns under tlm 'niSoVoy of woollyangels, a largo corps ul sinners brlochilled out of their tombs "by demonirarnieit with threw pronged spear*,which they used as toasting forks! IliaSatanic majesty was tclrefnlly direct-ing their operations amid tonga** ofrealistic flame. On the cnnlbnanlmount »f the picture the

,Y-f»ti should have written lo,

'tMMtataislv - V*Uirr IUCHII to

Contrsdiotor/,I'nilnnt- I get luinhuuo nwfii.lly bad,

doctor. , r>0"ToT|rt1ilnK yi«i }'aii "rtii:niiylbliilc for iiio?' |iocior~\Velj, Imight lo kiiu" noinelhlliK nlmut It. Probeen n Jnnr.ljr In it all Uiy llfn. Ixin-

•filLLfloiullUJidu r—'• — —

*-»« lil« Inlriilloii. but1 I bets* Sw «U1 tWnk teller of lt,"r—| "*rtj- iff. hr wtni't: An> you avfing In

-*<*- at4<l ipi yfipur. rirtitfges lie

"I '*a bardly make Mr. Kano iownrti»>r»B»«..*•» i r • .•

~\-j* rwmid make up the dlffercn<(.

hand: '' ;

I'ftviiltlbn Is nfiMful: b*ynn4 an/11*11 fins-Is * Itiin* tb*.t we cui't tio wltb-

out.1.8altp«tar and pltcfaforka with bmastaa*

•ml coal* •Ar«' argument* n*w to rMca« m«A'a mala.W« muit keqi It op If wt Mt Ii ur no»And msk* It «t«rrial «n/l nuke It rxttwt;-.

Am t&S* waK'prwiaely what Fnrquliar(i»t 4f,trah>ni to <Jo he w«s, of*'< ir»r. tXrot-k- \*y lier infcIHgeuce. Huttor•*}*& hit «ta« in jiiudest Morriwy. "I

*aj \i*r «UI find the extra sU-he HM*

"Tfarj n « ' t J'earle drinks, atid tbn»re i« trad or worse-they're

(T»

Baata."It

wbat tbt^r iruzvuil imlse Is," Mild npbyvatfac . ~Tbry know tlm average

•ri-niy. nuOl Imagine<» «tlJcrwl(>e a* tl»elr

The signature aeem«fl to lodWt»that Mr. Kane waa Dot always tmpltc-Itly obeyed by hi* children.

l ie remained sitting when Fanratwrwo* announced and looked a» forbU-dlng as possible. Fartjuhar bowed ao>|looked as pleasant us possible. ThePiMrrlew promised to be unrtmTrn-tlonal.

"You ore -N'oel' Karqrinairr ."That's my htime, sir," »ald Fartjo-'

liar, slways parllculnrly respectfal to-an elderly man.

"You write to me that yon have madraomo alteration* m my ru(taa«s atBurnt House," contlnoed old Fane, re-ferring to a Iett*r to bit band.

"I bare, sir, sod I hop* yon wtD tor-«1r« my oOlelotuneM to artlna; wttbootyour tear*."

"I understand that you bar* pot la> aeopper."

"It hasn't damaged tJM> prbpwtf-101 aJunrtr for thut-and it-waa pruttrbadly waota*. K you'd kVoawt at tbtplaeajrowraatf*— ' - " ' « ' * • ' ;

>UD-iar4 It i» inn. t int an averageof ail ^s3««« wimM jclvo a result ofsboot iwvestj' lirtit*. bot In -JIO «tb«rybyilKnt t*vu\tmrVj l« there «utb awhfe tadlridoal rariatloo. '

- | bad two *todt*it* it> my office attbr Mtaw time, buth xt-X] mroug and

bealtbjr ymmtuC tzieu. Tlieat at* w*» fwtjr-mevBn

aa4 tfce «*atr BJM-ty-tbrM. Tbls differ-cn«« I* OMUbal, few pnlae* fulling be-tom «Ji5y or rMas atnvre eighty to abtaliby aabjKt. I/at an wnwuaJly slowor ravW pake J* ii« fndloitkin wbat-rr*r of iWsi«a«. a* ta popular!/ *up-powd I* I * taw <«*c

-Mast |M«(a> <»r«me»tlmata their pnlae,a* titty «Aea ****& H» beat* whenMOdaa; »«*t"tlS« matter, amj It « atort «w« kawwat Jo iiyricka* that tbeewariiawtW oMUWatlon will qoick*cm tk« *•**• fc»a» *r* to ttresty te*ta>mm ««*t tlaa» M tttt+M tb* mm wtfaai I* a**«Jr ate-jai»ktog tit to*

ffm ttatxcHX-

T h . End In Vl*w,Caller JJ_nw jiei*fj5i:ti.v.'*levoi»-t|-Vmi —

ilie to your Inmlinild: Voting .Wlfu -VCN;'I am IryhiK lo pet aiid nimll htlll,MO Hint If I die nnd he iiiitri'lcH ii^ulnr.o other woimm'ci i i i llv«* wllh lilm. -

..Nothing C«- "Whntlo Iho-lnndlady for I I T to sorra fewerpruiH'tV" j .

"Negligible. Von MIP, It simply gotus iinira rhulmrli." -Knn»a» (,'lly Jour-nal. •

Sign of Inlclltot,"Is your iin'w niliihiti-r mi f»|>oclalry

In'ielk'dujit inanV" .••-'"Very. Ile'a l««n tried twk;« for

hurray and Ihliiks Iliu saloon Is a n»-cosslty."—I'uik.

Ve». tliitiln's good bore.it good eel alrrudy. - I'l

'r« cauglit

Uft.J«<k--i hear you had Mna money

left yon. Tom—Yen. It left me quit*awhile ago.—llo*ton Transcript

"It Iw a close friend' of yours?""Yen, indend. I can't borrow a cent

from him."-Judge.

Opposit** Mtilng."How did ha (-oweiqgTlef?'

_"He__wa» a Jojr_,rldef."—Ualtimor*

Fin* pJ<tlneti«n<Black—I buy all or my wUe'adrc****,

Brvwo-Bo dp f, but I n»wr pkk th*mout. - ' r

-t P*M* With rlanof,R*niark*tf* in* ftlppopptamp*, '

•' • "1 think % am a lucky «u*»iTb* m«l* and b*ia* !•» baltW faO.

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THB CKAWFORD CITIZBM, THOTMDAT TANUARY 27. 191ft

(Eranforb <gifi{?nrtrmutmn Kvur TinmatMT BT

-rn auurroKp cmziN.[Incorporated.)

A n w t . Cranfor* N. J.

u DoIUr • Yew.

ilr- "'

••tared at the Craarferd Pont Oftfc*an Iecoa4 Ctoea Matter.

" Tt) eaotrt publication,tiona maat be signed or arrnmpinlaiby th* writer*) name aa a guarantee•I geed faith. The Crown will printcommantcationt

retpooeibilitr for optaiooe whichb

ThtlUeeMaaaerWmeat baa the* tar awed to-be one oftbe moat.iernaaafal events of Mi Mad*r*r b*M to thit omortry. The nttoad-aaoa at wary on* of the rnaalti the* far

•111 doabileai laureate at'-the M n »men! ptna,iae*ia). There have b u s mumat mrprtaat tbae far. notably the ralnerpoor Showing of Foi wbo nude tasb en•noallMt raaord la the CambridgeHpting* U«*reaaMet a few year* a(o,•nd wbo bM I M nobid for bit brilliantUrtira Probably no etronger ajarnge-Uon o( American piatvrt baa e»er cotae

ami whlfat U h npen'y Hf1* —

s

Til.l.'ltSliAV. JANIAItY K, IBI6

Prtiol thai tbn On« Hundred awlfortwUi amion iif tbfi New Jennyl«Xt*4*lur« w lo la* a abort "lie » u fornithed llil« "Win!* .WIHMI a nomrarronlraaulutiuu |imw»J loth botitna to tb*aOati that ho til Hi ahould IM> intrtiduoedafter February | | , by unenltnou*

l Thl« riouluttun mrrtot out

H*ad IB b u aditrnae a( "|*nlnj( of

l<un*. drawn tnil remark* by MinorityI MhVf Aikrnun.iif M<ji>n><mUv Mwkiftgli> aineml th* imitation by makingKtbrttU) ', Ibo b»t day fur Itilt Introauction, oallwl forth* • raiturt fromMejufity l<«Hli<t ItstMniii. •>( Murria.tbat tb* f>lai> tor a abort MuwU'ri wouldIm uWmtrd units** ^

At tiirigariif)f-)w- THB"-i-iw'<»r

f«ti>r IIHI t'i«l<V'r lilll nliliii !•»•

"-manrrr|iri>

.iwwt liv<«n mi

tb« •i.«ttjt«'_tMti4t« n' H liir ««<tfrhl jnnr*.»0ilttK' i"n»lituliviiiilily •>( Mhlrh laiiiu|*ir litr J'h** Kit«lilh)r tiil'K bn* ilorinuotbuig l"«»tili lhi< <|iiMtiutU(*a ulctmjfrdMi" cnwiiiiKi- ami llw l("w (if IKni-uallnur* in viuimi* |iiitt« t>t tbr HUit^» l t b •tarlllBX fminriu'v Ititi I'lsrn

. bill M •IwlUr t» tbt'orir mm ImliiK »»''fa»full]r uiwriiinl In MoMH:liuwtt>, amiU> (IpAnlti-, • l . l l . . |b> Klnldor l.ill Jiu

bopp tU»n Iwlng 111 tln>

will l*ba taaSrat priu. it li bopad tbat torn* u » oTti». Ann«icaii ptayarp auy aim oat tbaolbtr (oratffMra for aacaad |4an.

Tha oflflaiaiwd gtma bHwaw Ci|»-Uui« Md Jwwwaki. wbkb baa alraadyROO« tbmaffb Uira» allUa(t witbootroactasr a daetakin, tt attnottaf aaaoialatUwtlon. Tba furmar. daina ha willah'iiM 1U4» (wu« aim to bit frtbarwitaclean toure ' .

F.ulkiwto« ara tb* irofM of tba pUr-an aftaf/Bva ruundt

Player .WUapablinca. 4ItonKtairi. .lUmntbalJanowtki •!..., .:Kairfalk

iSUt .1,£88l

»Uaattta |'-Q«I* KMJa f

•hah to atove.Mr. U. V. Hnihmir part* the) abtwe

aw** for Wait* aa did *u ^ « ^ ~ hd.aak* what ay eaoica vonld ba*a InaaI wo-ntd ban ptohably faHaa orwbaaniaa I aaaaMy do. bat would ha*a haaauraaliyuaapMtoplay fKi. with atiaaal a llraty nmlot mj atoaajr.

AddnaaaUClMdwtek, Oraaford, N. J.

S.M

Taa-Maaal muting of tba- Board ofDtraebm of Upatto Oollata will I* bald

mttin tb* adminMrationTaeadty afternoon front. 1 lo 1ing tb* peeling, a prne-ramma will b»given la tbe chapel, ia which tba

of the family

placing a' boot* on *Mb

STOUT Of k WEATHEW VMK.

Wriry « OraartipDir Taaa t M Hayal

If.yaa rrrr m*» taadaa aaiattf tbaplacM of intcnat tkat* jrm •»« rlaMtba oaWlc bulWk««a ka»w* aa MwIlojral. E»rlMii»«. T k m U a moata atIba Ilia of Hat h«illrfta«. Biattt« fruatIkM maun k aa liau iud a in iy i ro t r«rawknpp«r u« it for a mmthtr laneAnA ibrra K «a lafcHMtla* awry etm

HAKE YOUR HOMEY WORK.tb*. Small lm«tta>rIS* Ltarn.

Tbe ad»t* of one ntlUr ten;* bonk*ef tbe t-oeniry la .that eiery r>n<- «b»\iUtetoK hi* surplu*. *bt>!|ja-r tan* ..«eauil. In dlvide*d *rcurl|if. ut tiir1--»;rtaaa. wfarther r»Uio«d, mil

7 _or |>'uUk- wfiiiin-Ml* U u <i—ii)

fT o keepation.:'

on-led with that grawbopper. It la Let « , „ , reader of tfel. artl.-I* r«this: On* -dsr . -mor* ibaa aop year* : eaember that wltb a* llttitr *•, *". »r *•ago. a motb*r In Bnftaad bad an to j b , , - , o aiaae flr.1 t>ayoM-iir.>u ih« i>i'faat.. a few months old.-wbtrb xb* j'<••»•* of a ftrrt <•!*.» ii,»> I..,,,J lrwanted tit get rl* of. Rs the wrapped | e . e r j reader wbo hap a t>w hui..!mIt np In s. < b i a i and laid It down an- j dollar* 10 spare put It In a - ' . - I ? "de* a bosh In a Wat * « l left it llu-r. I ar al.niju l.m.) up tb> imniai » u i . i .

atodaala aad auabsrawlU

HustleFoi . . . . . ..IllackI'erklnsHehruedir...

llnnhitr N I W H .

I have, tnoslvnil a most Interesting

In prlntlnn'in fail, "it It"•*! >- »ip~^« • • • > iu. ! •

rnul bnlwnan lln> llnm »f lbs Arit partof Ui» Itltet audJlaJis.a blut Uierafruai,for IH! ni>T»l>iiidnni<t t<

our pflvil* wrrr»_glr« in« a dl« fur any Urdl

»BII. dn-luni utiiyiiiitltuduiinl.

U-1 ilKuwmt for th*Tlirrc

The i-uudi<ma>tlt>n u(\r»t>> ••< tlw> Minr mnuurn

Fielder's'the last

Inert* in over) roMaon to belM>«e that it will ImiaiuiR a Inw Iwforetb* n d "f H». pra»—iil ansaliaii. •

•s : I/.. Tb* I IllUxl Hiatiw TriYuury faoax H

deftrit of over tlOo.tiuo.iiuii. The parlymWtb* aitualinii i>r surrender Ilm

rain* of. power.lu utber word*. tb<- Aincrloan puo|ilu

damasd that a |»>itkal party either

Tbe hwdwitonn t>o ilie wall o i l rttrmlni t*cnal|> l>> Itspnwwtatlrn 3m•pb \V Fixdiwy ut MtruiKRU in a ill»-

-t-totsion of the Keroormtir—ttvriff-rarnnu* polk-li* before the l louw.•bowed that the Unwvralii-. party

I to make good

II*lint

.law Ilian it wan wlwn (bt>Jtr|iuMir*u> w»r» lit. |wwi>r.'' aaid Mr.'Kvrtlovv. "Tbt>wnrii! Kuriipp »• lKXCtrSK I i l 'AlSH. Imt it i. uol tl». n'AlSH f»r

••riff. Uw i» a f•»ilArnuif uuintbi fnuu March

to NovtMabrr, IVI.*.. with I In- cxirnopolitl-log nine moetbs from Match to. Novem-ber. 1*13. import! showed again of •?»,-7K1.0W- Customs tyoeipts showed a lotauf I;«.ttK).tXW Tb* tutuiiuuiu low ufciwtoaM receipts that ran be attributed10 tb* war in Kuropr i. «J,:»mJ.0OO pur

Him I prmninn n« la "patting liack" atin" u lulls tin nrKlnj biro ptiblicly 16Mum- wruaa wltb anotbsr of hla alwitytiiit<<r«atlnK l<*tlnr».

. . ,i»n an. iwid.

iri/.h». njumnt Il

rnim i .limrn that Sm rntnry Ilickok It aipwtaUlo amplify hb own tbooj(liU pabliabodIn romnl l««oi' aiianl tha wvcral acllvlllixiof tmr Unajtun:

I lm»n alway* Imea tauftht ibat abkl d tb k

Contractor HUlar I*roof oBtbeHehMdagg*atraat tbit week, which waa mad* normeary by the aetlfltlea of the windstormof a month ago. '

The Kenltworth la* appeal*"" will liebald before the County Board for tbaKqualUatton of Tax**, in EtUaheth,toeaorruw. •. • • • •

The amartran (tin fitinniaayiaally IrienaMaiw Iba capaclly or ila planton lowar Monrot aTanm and -arx pro-locUnft tbs pUnt by addltlooal *uardtand bar* bad two of tbalr nun. JamaaNolan and Oaorta Beattls, twiyv in an.Borouf b Uarabal* to patrol tha tuwnand. Intaraapt tuapkdooa character!.Matt of tbair, •tilpnwnU, to i|at* ha«*bann for^«pBrirnMitai parpoaw m tb*t l ~ d i h idW i ~ l It*atln«~»roandii, ami tho pnidiWt i»~«»

MM'.ri>tary murd tbt irana»clk«»

and learn "XearnlogIhwefur, that th* aecretar'y ibouUI aidin tbe publicity dapartmant, notwlth

rlcnt chtto, gifted sendeeseditor, I batten

••(lofur mornto the |»iblitb«d clamor

thoughts.Una thing, which tuuul out «*ry prom

Inwitly in ibe ntrreepundauoe I receiveia of much Import anew to the tucceat ufYvor-'lieagup anoVtberinleifBl uf OBrrptoy7*on, that 1*. Ibe prompt rtaponaa (witbiijtbn DO honra) of <*M nirreapundent toaiioiber; On* member wbo utaa|ly gettbit reapunaa along about a weak aitorIlm moTM go lu him, write* "will tur-prlw yuu with a jnumpt reejiooee" _ ai^lgett hit card to me the neat day. Hewat aurpriwd. and evidently puuled bymy line "a uuick reapunte addi Hat tumy litbti|Uay"f i

uuiokHinoa

ptban bt

Another meniher, ato tardltinaa,being In <and liable tu have hitfollnll Jumpaon buj

to nave

>ui aluner aaItof KulelX,

fame* fur-it for an In-

jHlilflh_Jtfully roYored by our rule* XVI andXVfll, and easnu inclined to claim tb»

f[amea for tblt ««o indelarminate in-nu-tion. wben hn it au pertlttentiV and

llautrantly aj> offender of one of the

•lofan K. Opuptr, who liiia fon>pl«u>lhi* andtt of IbeJiinnutb bwht, turpwlin hit rapirt t t » imwtliig uf th« Uoun-ci loi l Tiuatlay MKDIIIK. and Ihn l»>ik<ars uow In rniduivat fur ' tha u»wofHriaU. Tb* r«|»>rt tbtiwixl tbat >'<•!••aidaralil* l»i l ty hail Inwn f>|M>r1niii'nlin U M collection of pull anil dov tinand M«ypr Boydlnaittt that Ibmo ilxmutt l>> paid • ,

KlrsChW A. 1.'. UKdcn but rutiirnwlfrom a two wwkV Inwnma trip InYork. l»a.

A oumfwr of ca*M of nrlp are at allpnivaltnt. In toe Uiruugh.

on*'anoald fl»d ituiul.ltk* farf of It. ' .

Sbortly afirr a llrtl# tiny w«t earninghoiu* fn.io artKjul A* b* paaacd bytb* plar« li» Urirti a *r»««U.^ip»r rhlrp.lug In Ib* Avltl Il*-at»|>pn1 a uxxAnitto lUtrn l<> >' Tlifn b* rllmbrd o«rrth* trurr I'l e n It. It'll J'jtt a t Ur iraiMbunt to radi i .J i br •au«bt «l3ht oftb* baby riuiu- by. l i e Irt tb* Kriwabopp*r |t« BIMI. laklnx t'b> baby IH blanrnn. ntrrtH\ ii b<jnM lo « * mutbrrdh« I• x>i Hinrr* uf In* t«by andtiroujM blm <i|> ftr Inrnnl o n t % I *a Ko««r.'plain* lrlalrtl In il

nnal

ur III- » i»what Jiaji

n».t <la>lnskui-w watwbtt » »

VVlVn atlon nnri. (•

nuin Ijap wrnt l(» l**n

Iff l-'lftiarfW. ItJwl. '• Hine rla-b. Me wan rrnt only rh-b. rmttrmt. II« «ra» kalsbtx l and la wellknown In Knell«h IIUHOTT at Sir Tri'miu* iare^lifiin 'fla* - Itdral Kirhanjre«u> l.iillt tu hiuior of lil in And be bat)the tr;i..h..|>i«-r imt a-i a irealber »ai«-

u I 111- lop of It In int-murr a.r III^ wonilrrful wnjr In which wben au infanthti life, Wai Baled b» 'the K'*od prttvldeuce ..f i;.«li'-l:l. lianl Vvwtoo In lil

plan, and let It earn auairtli!:..- !•hnadred rtv^lar* lura-ohtd In a >'• If*uf bond iwltb tl»> In-..in.- .1.•!•"•'tu a taring* bank at \ | n r ' . . IM >double Itaelf in twelre year*- tli.iiIU* l o i n ) . * Ill bar* l». oint- Jl •«»'that tluw. Tbla fl.nuii <i i; [»r ,-will r a m too a year or i .ti-rjl' i i «•for Ha pD<ae»*»r. Efen at 1 i'<-i "It will double In fiftm-n ya-ar. ai-.| mper •'••ut in eighteen j m n . ' .

Tb* le««»n Ibf vmall "Investor w eto learu I* ibat his money In fu»<rood e*. that of the lurvrt-r Inn--'Tbe furuier lio" greater.n«^il <>t ',' 'earefiU b*t-auit« lie tins Irwi to fj-.•'L>earn- to tie a curpful iuvf?r>t<ir. 'P *• jUnit thlnit Ilm careful buyer i!t>.-« 'if '; |want* to biiy a liorae, a Cow, n h" :••• !or a farm, a tmu.1 or a alinre of »i - - Ib> to make a cnrfftil inv»-siI.:ni • i i

may swun thr Ju>-b'.tithry bold In .their <-li>*i*il liaiijs 'grownup m m ought to knuiv ixi'Th* hamblrat lurvator can l>ur »MliKTfnt aaf*ij uM'th* pruiulvst. fi-r i•can drnl with tiie tiiuie liiiiikii^hnikFra In Ibrw days wliaMi mnnll ltr s popular with flrma of U«!JMI-!i:btrait>r.—I.Mllt'j Weekly..

Quality Second!

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Reay'sThe Dru? Store Complele

BIRO-flOOSTSr

THEY PUZZLED HUXLEY.

- l l n ll«It vlailing her alaier In l>un«llmi.

Jobn T»t». of Hamth avenue, wlui batIwen aerloualy ill with pnmiiwinU. nrvporlad lo In imprunn)

l*aul Htover I* »telling Ida old home inVirginia. .

Cumpany tl, fourth Hegimenl, I'nl.Jt>,a:j^.Jj

to bold a tlann In Turn Hall in

FreOerink .1. Dnahannk >•• •l.ita«l atthe n*xl uualmailar of (larwouil Hebaa beeu rwximmended by (senator Mar-line, anil ciwlirmatlon |« eijak-ie<T withIn tbe next few dara

Tbe (larwood Scbuolt w«r« vlowdTueaday fur fumigation, at two u w ofararlet fea««r liar* ilor*lo|ieil in thoburuugb Jowpbloe, the Tyeurttlddaughter of Mr. and Sin.' W J. I'alli-

"fbe OarwooTiiSrduJTH^TtMm^acted only nMitine hualneat at its inset.Ing Thureday night. The' organ lutlio'nmeeting will he hel>l after, the council

Ttrmt In Which M* Fsund It Difficultto Otfln* HI* Ballaf.

llukk*jr "!*(;• wuud«-r«tt wba?tlit»r; Ua»w»» » >Ui+t. an attielot. an acimotlc a

. a oiaterUItiit or a skeptic, anIdrallaL a t 'hru iuo an IntldVI ur «

AIHI Ib* miirr I.e IT In-!•Hi Ib* il«TH-r Ilia probViti. W'bat mi• nrr "Ml iiny imt- uiakc? l»r. joim-nC. l->mfilj| In liU wurk "SITHOU'THIH amiAnl'Miinn' iblt i in rath a> .unlini; lutila own uvllrl*. a< rolluwt.

"Tbr ilelut mluilta tb* riwirui <• ofWoal' tifit- drliliii (tut tbr ChristianMt'rlptum ar* a rr«rl*tl«o froui Him

thvfot rionlra tbatinw* 1» a »!>"r~

' Saftty F l n t at It It Practiced by theFtatnartd Tribe .

Our of the liest viay-i to .| ri-pnrf f-i'a li'itif Journey U to uiuke n ln i'i >>w

| S.i Kr fluil Hint uniny htnN. i.«-rj Itiry euiLmtk on tbolr jyritl :ilr vt>.i . j "t whk'b la to'takr tlii'iu frmu tln-lr MIU

•urr to Ibi-lr niuter bvinc. tirse ih.ik.ita'lly"trtpa;'t<<>twveii Oii-lr alwpjnif •imntfrs «tnj,tiwilr.fi'*dln^ Knxm(H

Tlila l» tbe liablt i.f our r.il.in. I: .litu i traWiiro ami luiiiii'i'lmrH thn->' funUlealtl otfe HPivuin. \\ htn . (In- i.i-tfaiullr Irnim I lie nr»l n l l i In .lin.i'It U tak'rn hy tti** father r")>iit t<< m>m,'IIMUW. lc«fy unmtli of jwius u , ,w |..PHM the nlKlit. Tu tllli Mil .; I In-, r.Jur» .rj.ery_..yJithl, M.-uiy

lliere l« a l.od I'll* ake|itl<' .I..UI.M dlt lua* re\ elation. . .

"Tha. liittilct fi nu oi.jirotjtloun' tvrtuthat uiltlllt .Mi' r almost bale U-t/i mildlo IH> Kea^eiut'tilcnl lu lt» raiiKH The. ruiailrrt oillisl all MubauiuievlauK luII.U-U nnd ware «u m l l n j In ibnu Inreturn Ttie » « i l It fuuiniouly applleii

(ia-. Light*

Mantles '

•l.iii" lilcctric Lamps

••O-Cedar ' Mop*

Oil and Wax Finishes

Crockery

linaincled Ware

PIKE'Sk u o n n un roMii nnnd friiui.tha-ni Ilia-how to tliiil tli«-lr wi

M i n i m li| | , . i,i..tl,."IUIIIB on li,-r him-IU. BluMIt t w o VH-.'k»

I n i l > l i i b ' I -

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|.'ri..ii,iin-. .1 .

t N«r Jarn. ulUpiatu

riihlu Is J>mui, trm'iiM l B f l l l l i i t h

d lullltloli'"A fti*a-tbluk.er 14 luoluied or addlct-

at to fra-«> tblltklli^. ei«|«i-lat]y una> «b.irr>>, t< mnliorlt.v or lu>plratlou lu relltfli.t. A. uiuta-rlaiwt take* Intare4tonly *n ill.. iua|ert(4 or bodily- ne«v«*1-tlea mid i>>uif"rtt of life' A pauiut'lu

ttie dot-trine of pantheism. A.nIdealUt IdrullzeH or >e*kt au Meal or

A CbrtJtlaal.hi

appoinla a auocamor to (AunmTaiioner

Ilis Itlllti mataaga of HraaUon aautUw Hoard of OfHoara to our abatol n

montb. and{•ndacinc

f

tba war tali »u i-aJIwl,|«-r niualh,

about fl.SUO.0A> |vrmanlb uiure than.Iba lot* ta cuttumt rensipu

x fact that tbawartiai ia asora titan uiakinu' up fur tbeluaain'casteaiaraoeipta, the balauoi Intba swHvai fnpd OecliowJ

OS JaJy 81, 1»U. tbe balance waa «IW.77*UM> and one year Uter It WM down

Bmi Canrt at WcstficM.KaatTataday anning. Fabmairy IM,

Uaflnaofa aorUa of aneerlt by tba_WaataaU. Band wltt_Ja,_ baHjjn.lba.

tbe new Wett-

1 ar, Mr. W. U. Flint, Interned aa a oirilprlwimr of war at liuhleben, Uaruuuy,iitii not only reached him, but that ro-•|n«i»o lun'.Ueen permltlMl to p**i therantor. Mr, Flint writ**;

•Dec. #, 1015OKA a MR. IIICKOK—The letter coo-

taining (iI! L f

I e tot cfruui tbe ufltoert of C.

b dI! L ofU N Y . reaobad me yaeterday, l'ltaae dipr*** to them my heart-fell thank" for their good wlibea andl«elle»e me it It a great oomfurl (or oneplwMl as 1 am to know be bee eachgood friend* • 'time via New

Uwtmiaaioner Wtnoel will piohuMyby'lbereappoUtaU . "" ;

The (larwood Catholic Club on Fri-day evening completed plan* fur u three-act cumedy. "Cmpuvin Hack«l.'v wu_lcbwill be |ire*enleu by tbe club In tbeFranklin, School Auditorium on tbettronlngiof February IU and II. to thapnet »r« Unniel Zelgler, Miw MaryZeigler, jWUIUat Oerty. Mitt Heglna.

I hop* to returnYork, when 1 hope tu.

lh f klthank you penonally for yoorklndnetaI am well. wi™ .i.__-v_ .

Kollowlug upliiat among tbe many i' M Iruin Irwi Hanlja

\V. Q. FUXT."it ot recrail-

JtUBBl*Sing Sing prtto.•ej foUowlng re-

to Warden Otbomeotand have receiwd tbe, ._tpoue from the Editor of •Thagtar. ofllope," a biweekly publttbed there, aathe olttdal organ of the inmate* of tbafive tut* prttont of New York. It

"Utar Sir-Your letter aduteaml toMr, Otburaa h

hthggatll nginmataaotunder which Inmate* of aing aing. conht

play ooiT*epoDd*Bjet ohete withben of your Utacaa baa baan'baiided tonw for attoatiuB. 1 have oonfarndflnUUtoh School, where the

jiiUBeHtoi are to good tbat lhamuatccan ha anjayad from any aaat. _ —

Thebaedanaer the able and efficient I •»m"ol''»*^»! who wonid Uka to tokadlractton of the leader. Mrtow. ana bean nhaaretng for _far eevaral toontbt and It i»e»peBWJrtJi«eo«t« her* for the prompt ajaUIngthat the OoBOaru will btdatead w i t h ' * "

with a nanuerot cheat player* hare toregard to the autttr and have tha

and *mi?imtil-MII"o'a»*eratl who would like to lake" f T i J m t a i . i . r t l i opportunity, I will

. W . V Bel complyiiv li«eajteaidIt io yon Utt tbh aartoi I toon aa I have mad* tha atnii aj>-

ar, jliorty i l t t Mary Telcbmann. Albertbtumpf,' H*mot* Cowell an.I Tbomaa

Tbe MftoaJ Aid Society of tbe CACwUI hoW iu annual ball In Turn Hallon the evening ot February * I.

A atrlat of ra«ival aervkwt will lieconducted in. the Presbyterian Utupelearly iaKebruary. Tbe Re*. Arthur

<Dltappftrljt| Cannon.^ ' * \>'W ranuon tii-e' d

ln«." rrtuarked lb« Uniteuaut"Writ, ihlur* will diupprar wlivu

you han-. carvtrax h.-l|>, rt-«|H'iiJi«l thrlad.v wb* waa gaktc over the fort. "I

fud tbat.a arrat-IrouMr about.mitt,"

nboav tirofv»»lou and life conform totba! Ivacbbii: «ud example of Christ.

'•t'aulheitifi'ls tlw doctrlue that U« laiidjtbe. uulVerie ar* iuWulloaL] It coo

ulal and nubanjioaik-uui aa tbe dvil-mulk dilubt of tbe ril^teuv* of Uod:It uppo>e» ttmt form .of deliui nb'Khdeult* Hie dlvUif lmmauetKe aud »e

fainlly will. n|i|n-'nr' In Iuiure tbry uUo »lll U- Inav

I t l > - i i t Ivihi.

T Htl

MILII I

ersi and HlsttTN In'-ttu- tou-it.ilrackl'i-v. or crow tilnt-ktiliun, huv

the Hnuie hahlt. Uut hlnct. ttn*\.liiivmily oua- f-imill or brood hotli tin. |.MIrut lilril-a ,fo lo tbe r.KHt \\UU tiu'i

""'SoHii-triiuM'' (lie roliliia arV'-JoliVraT iibe lirucklfj ami both liy tbe Kur.i|i.•larllnki. wliU-li. l.mu^lit to ilils ...try aud'rrJ<>ai4i.d In iVntrul park \Vi.ik. In I'l'ii, 'll.liu HUl'jrWiiiinriOf tile IUO-I :iliU«llullt. Illldi 111.lie AtluntK Kt)i(i-M. Sih'h ftilnlti-d iilk'UHi by uimi.t-

ilrdaii^ailraiik,M ''hiuuuufi Inolaa. , '.

Hungarian Facet.lu-ii-r BI-CU HUCII liitt-n-Nllii^

aralvs Uud fruiu the world."

• Keeping a Lamp Cltan.•."'OiK-a .bv'two uiouUn I trperal* tba?wK-ka from tbar burn*ra and bullhi *oda water In abuut ten or dftrrnmluum I taku tbvm out and rimatbeiu'wUh an old toothbruth. riusa> awldcy. l lay iW »k-k» ttratehl to kc«|'h i h T ltbelr shape Tuey will be white nu.l

plluble Then fill the lamps with tud>(not too dot i au.I let .land awhile uutil nil.-' dNa oloiinc* bnva* vanishedI'ralu. wl|w o»t aud rvOll with Wrro-aene. audlnt; a tra-poouful uf sa>t toracb lamp. i.aui|>a treated ibu «gvgive a tieautlful bright U«ht and tberr

no fear vf an eiplotlun.— U..»ton

nare lu llu.lii|H--t. I'artiv this I-. bi.viitt b t i iIt um>t He In the•elvet-siii-h vivid; inta-iVHiluK. II'IK-IH«rntioual faces, 'itit,—.,- |.c.i|iii' l.mk"air they out'Ui lo Oo -th,. aillni; an.write tbe iimsl.- HH,| novels niul plavsand paiut ibe | .Mints for nil Hi,' i.

•uf tbe Moilii.* 'If they luivt'n't Oon,.It u iust . lv Uvatnae, 'aioiiu wiih tinnatural tula-nt. they have tills ltnloi.-ii.,.aud tendfii.'i lo Joe iin.l nut j.u,litblnss tlirou^h ^Arthur Cuba- lu iVIHer» \\\-i.kiv » .

Sing Olffereht Sanga. : j"I'e. you aintt bass In tbe choir, don't I

your' a*ked Bobby SiulUwn. . - <~\n BH:.m'ni"ifrBMWili »a

London*! Big Bell.- B i g I t f i i . ' t i w M-ll lu Wi'Miulust.-r

tliK.k tuner , l.oiuloii. |» Luown :j « o r M over , Imt it w luoorrc. t!> ii-iiui Sir lii-njuuiln Hull. Hi,. tii>t"«,ium

less tovrectral. ha.i i.-i

i.Vurtfr-Juiiiu»l.

, thabaattothaatata.iteaoMatfor the

1 ' he Mr.tfiaroid Welch,f t . «j |ba> K M U 1 Band.'£,.{.' • WentlaU iuadtot«t.

Orat ooooert willformerly leaderwho ha* favoredbefore. Ha will

M2< , l*'tm*mti*lt\ by Mra. Welch, who Uaawie lover* ot

Uavl add that 1 . .e^andyyoor ktotow to ntakuu tbat«ctettloe* ran have. I thai) ntenUon Itin an early snmhar ot "Tha Star ofHop*/* whleh I eheli Hod *oa a copy.

M, J M*J i""

Oor4i»UBf tttae.Wet P..HICKOIC.

tonine. •ilovfrtwat-Wby duu't jruu lit* yourf

eratat, g U ,"Ban-auae I want them tu la>t."

Try thU: Wb*o t»l|l«Mi a place af•caadal. doia't aay—they aay;'° Jutta«y ?I •»»."

••'• ••••':• T h e K I M . ' • ' • • • •

"Tbara. kv OM claaa of awe) waa iretlwsjw «~»dy w help another at a

ratteen**.* - Baltimore"1 kaow.ABMrktlL

"And ma auut* aupnuo?"• That'll r tubfHVWII. iber*'* ob* thing 1 don't uu-

•Icretaad" •"What ta I t r ,"Aim. Toiiipkbu aayayontUigml$tity

big hi public and mighty aaull athom«."-l>hUad*lpDia

TOWfT^, wbo Ui- fKu*'*! it and •moriinj npirit lu its erection.tlce ta Ului It sbould Iw- kunwuOrlui."- London M irror. "oiil

No Novelty to Her.rslcinini miujtio nnj roinuuth-i

-The thowrr of Soot and asbai. from»«euvlna uiu.«t W ail i t , i...P |rt,^

The New Chauffeur Era.Old ti«utleuii>n tetuiasing new chauf

teuri—I tuppoa* I i-aa writ* to y..urlaat *mploy*r for your cbarecter'Cbaurfnir—I am eotr? to *ay, air. eacbOf tbe iut-two ttn.U«m«n I have beenwith .dltd ui mj atrrlce.—tosdocPnnca." ..'• '.•. .-

Wouhi jou no! like (o wiiU! Mrs. IVttjmn I"au«,nuarr1,-.lprotalol-Oh. I don't ktiow! I've «„nvhusbaud take down a ttoreplpv.

a u I

i • Going Down. :; K*dd-Ue started out wltb a, *o.ix)o! •ulomoblle.

*•» «tnt|

Geed Raaaon."My pillow to awfully hard.* remark

td th* ttar boarder."they're stuffed with f*ath*ra from

• toUor*! goaae," explatoo] tb* cenarei ,id Idiot M be helped himself to au !other pnma.-PhOadMphl« L*uter. !

^ \ «*th HlaUKM. — '- town agatel 1 i

-A utrvet tar,"-YUi,ker» Stat»cuan

Liked Variety.

*«>. your honor. I didn't want

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..I II Hi- •i!, , ,v.-.l , , l ,-l vrll ikf i s i i

fjr H l « bjrin • in taaill V J , oa

Wtl'\fc".IV-|'HKMXIKS|H I)A\ OtM.m(u»u\. A ii imn

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M l I - l l H i l I 1 | .

in~ Mi.nlT .• . nir.-t I /,!

rNottc«-s| tleifrnK on p'. Avehue ImprovementSVilla-a! IK h.T.lij. K | r« l Hl»t tbe T

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ALVAN H" ' Ton lublp L'lvk..

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Notice ol Intention' - -

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Town Note*.

• 01 at bat Iofbothtoaga.aad family, ofaawvedto tha

fl^ & Stoatord and family he»dfraeaM North at«a»a Gael,

i afenaa. Wantlira. WUttaa Ka« ia eritld

i unaaawli at her home aavenae. Mr. Kaff uabo <

DbJabooebrillnaea.Robblae ft AlUaonar* daily ax

I worm dri»a truck ordared toni to aaaat thatrinerentln*; I

Una.

t at T.M, to one of tha datal th* towar floor of th* Lincoln1 the graduate*. ara. requested

Was. H. Stagg baa been elect*ntof the Aeolian Bowling <

i of B. P^Angevine, reaigneofttoe be waa presented

i .harp. at . a token of n<te«

The Cmnford High SchoolI defeated tha WeatSeld Uiglt laat Thursday afternoon t

1 Genoa CInb rink by a a) t o l . Hopktot. and Denman i

r the looalt with 2 goalt eachr got I.

The Cbildren'i Country HoiIWettfleld ha* a faithful friend ii

, L. Woodland who will give- a|tc*atherreaidence,2Sl Casino

Friday afternoon of thit wlasso. U n . Garrison will give•tion*. Tb* preceeda are for the| of tbe borne. .

Crouch. 4be green gtoc

rtor hU incnaaiDg- tKr ha baa rented tbe eta

thla pretest Hand in theformerly occupied I

Ihlaaaobinidt at a ttntlonery atThe. regular election of I be B

•hood of 8t Andrew waa held laalle*eoing. Tba new officers a

JVioa Director, O. 0 . Stone; HocI John Bomarville; Treaaurer, TbIChamberlein.

Tbe annual maetiug of the CrI Phuhanponiceocietr will bo heldIneaday evening. February 2. »t 8I Dr. feting'* offlce In the TrualI pany building, for tba porpose of• ••**, WIKBII nuu uucQaatn*) puuuiTI teejoa't work. The Brat rehearaaI take place In the early part ofIruary. !

TbeColond Repabltcan ClubIgaUtimeintberooma in the Cr[Trust boildint; laat Friday evI John H. A very preelded. At n.I to tha hurtory of Cranford ha»o *oI colored; RefnbUcai»_ gotten tp|

rtipeecbei wera~"made"b'y"ilinbera of jtbe CInb after wl

IcoUktfeDwaaearved.

A chickeo and waffle dinner vI held in the cfenpal of tha PreebjI church oo Toeaday evening, Ftd18, »t 8 o'clock. Tlcketo will be 00

I following todiaa have chargeMra. A. V. V. Hihton.

; Mrt.O; j | . Heodricka, Mr*" " VT. Vf. Hall. Mm.,

Fay. Mr*. S. R. Droeacber. MraC. Winckler. Mre. P. Bruhnt, MiJ- MiKee, Mr*. Wm. Mulvey andE-rergoaoti.

On Toatday evening, at the parof St. Panl'a M. K. Church. WanUroff and Mite Clara Kantner. bthit place, w e n united in mania

and Mm, Qroff wUI remain in CrMUI Feb.!*, when they will lea.u extended wedding trip tnroniSouth. On their retarn they will>» Boond Brook, where Mr. Oreloptn a nwakatora. The youngbate many Monde to Cranford wlWn with TwfCrtaxil in wUblni* Bappy and protperoua wedded U

The matqoerade and civic beJ•Oder tba aoapicea of the Cr

b to their quartoI fnday eventoe; waa nnoaoally wi

^""•rt. and wa* a toooamin avarj"Wtofaraiehedtba muaic, aif*8""" of ontoton WM that ha"•as bettor tansae aaeh t i n .

• • BBalBBBjajw ejajBuau M W J B I I ,

f^oa of U t t to gold for the baj•M ooatnaaad hd> waa awardei"""•a Bohf, of Rahway. who «UrtdUaSeottiah eaatama,andrti*» for the mat oomkaj cmMtlemaawenttoFalU DaFabi»»««rad l>a Jawiah pauaUeranH^eoommitto incbarfe waecm

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T H i CRANPOim CITISBN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 27,

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Town Note*.

I Bl»t Miof bothaadCaattly.of Oeoten• ssovsd to the) Bronx.

B. B. BteaM and (»mU». at 441 North, West, hM* asoved to S> John-

[L. & Stanford and faaally « • * • movi Cress ** North av*a«e Gut. to 441

i aveaae. W«L .Mrs. WUitaa Ka* ia eritlcially

i | i i w i l i mt Mr boa* on Bora-Mr. Kaff ualso anfiiMd

>brula*mRobbiae 4 AUIeonare daily expecting

I worm drive track ordered M M timei to aaeet tbeirincroasing business

, the moving Una.Uaeota sad Sherman School

I at T.80, in one of tbe class roomsI the towar floor of the Llnoolu school.1 tha graduates. an. requested to besseot. •

• W « . H. Stagg baa been elected Pro*ntof UM Aeolian Bowling Club in

i of B. tVAngevino, resigned. OnofHce be waa presented with a

1 .harp.am. a token of mtoem from

Tba Cranford High School hockeyi defeated tbe Weatfiald High schooli last Thursday afternoon on the

1 Canoe Club rink by a score of) t o l . Hopkins and Denman starred

r tba locals with 2 goals each whilei got I.

The Children's Country Home., ofIWestflttld baa a faithful friend in Mn.

, L. Woodland who will give- a silver|tea ather residence. 221 Casino avenue

Friday afternoon of this week, ata 30. Mrs. Garrison will giverecita-

Ittons, Tba preoeeds are for the lieniflt| o f the borne. .

IV W. Crouch. >tbe green gtocer, has

for bU tncnadoir business:ha baa rented the etore ad-

Ma praunt atand in the Pottorformerly occupied by II.

ihleoaohmidt aa a stationery store.The. regular election of I he Brother-

of 8t Andrew waa held laei Friday[evening. The new officersfollows: "DSreotor," jTTl.: Thompson;

IVioa Director, O. O. Stone; Secretary,jJohn Somervllle; Treasurer. Theodore•Chamberlain.

I Tba annul maatiug of the CraofordI Philharmonic society will be held Wol-I aesday evening. February 2. at 8.13. iaI Dr. UBring'a office in the Trust Com-|pany building, for the purpose of elect-,

r-phnu fui tlsrI season's work. The first rehearsal willI take place in the early part of Feb-| ruary. !

The eolored Kepobltcan Club had aI gal* Um« In tbe rooms in the CranfordI Trust boilding laat Friday evening.I John H. A very presided. M RD limeI in tba history of Cranford ha»e soruinf| colored: Re^bUcans_ gotten together,

t speecHes were madeVy"Kittefentibera of jthe Club after which a

| collation was served.A chicken and waffle dinner will be

I held in the chapel of tba PresbyterianI church oh Tuaaday eveaing, Februaryl§, at 8 o'clock. Ticketa wiU be 00 ceata.

I following ladies haTe charge of theMrs. A. V. V. Hihson. chair-

n; Mrs.G. M. Hendricks. Mrs. C. a .pCuttn".Mre. W. W. Halt Mm., F. A.far. Mrs. S. R. Droeacber. Mrs. F. E.C. Winckler, Mrs. P. Brnhns, Sirs. W.J. MiKee, Mrs. Wo. Mulvey and Mrs.JB-rergoaOB.

On Tuesday evening, at the parsonageo< St. Paoi'a M. K. Church. Warren W.Graff and Miss Clan Kantner. both ofthis place, wars united in marriage by

«RLK. tyoa tad

at Das>

frawtv,Berktef

of New York.apse* tha weak sad with Lasts* Casing,ofSpriagfletdavaeae

Ctab smoker baa bean changed toevening of February IS.

Mr* R A Maoox, who has beenvMttag her daughter, Mrs. j . Lkfais, left yesterday to visit in Atlanta,Ueorgia. • ,-. • ."•" ' •

Saturday evening. "Feb. Uth. isdate set. for the; complimentary dance to

"KTveirovtof-town gneau. Zentner will fur-nish tba music.

Jsme* Uaniman i«.proudly displayinga handsome brooae medal, awarded himby ibe Pire Commiissiooers for100 percent, fire duty the past year

The regular meeting of the ParishOrchi of Trinity Church will ba baldWednesday afternoon, February '-'.3 o'clock, at tba home of Mrs. Messick.

A regular meeting of (he W. C. TU. will bo held at the borne of Mn. L)P. Irving,, at 205 North avenua Went.at 2.SW o'clock, on Tuesday, Februaryst.Charles Scliiiltz, of Bnrnsidt) airenue.

who recently underwent an operationat the Elixabeth Itonaral tluBpitttltnuch~iinproved that be expects to re-turn IO bin home Monday.

Ueorge Keunan, fatuous as explorer,traveller and author, will toll tba storyof uL< ascent of Mount IVles Martin-ique, in the Cleveland School Auditor-urn to-morrow uveniug, January '!*,itais. • - . . - . • •

Joseph Hatti, tbe II yoar-old-ton ofi lr- .and Jlra._l>cUir.-Itatti. ..of

•'.log woe injufwl-:bo lioy was strnck by an autoinobilo iuSortb avenue eight weeks ago, returnediiome Monday from tbu Elizabeth Uun-iral Hospital wberu be wus undur truat

ment. .Au increase of nearly nleven rxir cuntaa shown by Public Servico Cor|mru

ion of Now Jersey in grots tmsihess torDecember as. compared with thu corres-ponding month of the year previous,'be gross income for thii year HIIOWIKI.a increase uf.Hve> percent. .Tbu February muetiiiK of the Lincoln

herman Holllli and School IjHtguorill hu held nn Friday uveniiiK. 1 uliruy 4lh, iustead of.uii-Wwlnusday after

men to attend,Tbe next swni-monthly duiuiiiK classill lw held in thu iiiiditoriini uf theincolu &.'buol un Friday. cvuning.

:he 'i8tfi. Mrs. Tiiriier will ifivu inructions to beginners from .H to H.iSO

and funcy steps front H.'M to 1i, uf tor

Mr. and Mrs. frank Sanders held airthday party in liunur of their little

daughter, Elizabeth, Monday iifternounat her home, 50 I'nion uvemie. Many

wer«i- n'rusent. and allinjoyed the singiiiK arid riHMtuliuiiN uud'arious game*.

A Consumers'. L«a#tia mooting willi Imld iu tuu- XJraiifwd l.iltr»fv-«n-

»pastor. Hw. Mrpand Mrs. Qroff wUI remain in CnnfordMttt Feb.!*, when they wiU leave for«extended wedding trip through tbaSooth. Oo their return they wiU residelo Bound Brook, whan Mr. Groff wiU

o f w amnascstore. The young couple>*« many friends to Cranford who willft* "it* TfflTCmzK}* in wishing them* »*pny and prosperooa wedded life.

T»» masquerade and civic baJi beld•oder tha auspices of tba Cnnford™«aien'sClab in their qusrtors last

["iday eteniag was unusually weU at-^>*d. and waa a aoMaaatn every way."•^lerfmraishedtha muaic, -and the*"»»eus of opinion waa that be furo-•*«• bsttar music each time. The""at of PtMHa goU for tba bandaoo-!*> oostaaMd lady waa awarded Mies"McaaBobl, of Rabway. who waa at-ursdUaSeottiab aoatame,and a l i k e* " * for IIMI' i » m ~ M » ^ ^ 1«nt^r<^i

MUamaoweottoFalU OaFabid who^fMred la a Jewish pedtlar'eBaake-up.?»«MBaittaa in charge was oomposed

'hurMjuy, February IS, ut '4 p. in.,nder tbo i nuspices uf- tbo Wednosdayorning Club and the Village. Improve-

mont-AssociationT-MnirWbitnnli pfthoew Jersey State' Lea^uo uml 1/juise

Cornell of tbe Nationui Leuguu will betbeipeakers. All are invited.

Don't forget th<rlectoro—in tlnr t'rosbyterian cburcb Sunday evening, Feh-

^ ^ 5 ^Ion. Evoryuua should he anxious: tobear the man who has three times beonappointed by the prt&iilnnt os'one uf thuRepresentatives of the United States atthe International. Congress AgainstAlcoholism. In 1901) this Congrtos; metin London, in 1911 at the Hague and in1913 in Milan, Italy.

Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Sisson. of »13Union avenue .North, entertained four-teen friends at a bridge party in theirborne on Saturday, night. T-be featureof tbe occasion was (be tcrvioK ofChinese viands. The prizes were won byMrs. George C. Moon and F. A. Fay.Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Me-Kee, Mr. and MM. S. H. Cbadwick, Mr"and Mn. Oeorge C. Moon, Mr: and

•Mnr.— liissini, Mi»» Oeiliudu Aluiy. ofElizabeth and Frank Pieice, of NewVbrk. • - - - ••- • ':' •'•'.•• •'-.

At the regalar meeting of TonalukaCouncil No. H4, held on January 24, thefollowing Chiefs were raited by Dis-trict Deputy Jennie Fry, of Newark.Pocahontas, Nellie Kenney; Wmona,Elizabeth Harrington; I'owhalan, Mor-~timer J. Gross Sr.; Keeper of Records,Nellie McCaffrey; Keeper of Wampum,Grace Austin; Collector of Wampum,Fanny Mott: 1st Scout, Lena Luurdi;2nd Scout, Katbryn Deckertr Guard ofForest. August Oroba. Sr,; 2nd Runner.MaryOabbitt; Organist; Carrie Sanders.After tba raising of Chiefs, a social boor

ras enjoyed and refreshments served.

SL Paul's k ' t Oiiifdi., Rev. E. M. Compton, Pastor. -

Morning worship 10.45. p. m.Evening worship 8.00 p. m.Sunday School 12 m.Epworth League at 7 p. m.Ladies' Tea Friday ailernoon at tbo

home of Mrs. Ira Apgar, North avenue

K A Q U L * .

Mra. Raehai A. M n H , wistowof «a»ktka David A. Kvarett, sMad at baron Ratfard ansaae teat auardiy afteraBiBMSsarfaasawaak.abadatt«akof

which proved fatal. Mrs. KvesMt washorn January 10,1X47, at White Hoawe. HnnnnfDf.ji j . heraialjsu name bstag daydasa-She c s a e to Cranford shortly after barmarriage t o Mr. Everett, making barborne borne here ever since. She was

iVe in church affairs being a memberof the Hreabyteriaa Church »nd of sev-eral of the church aaU allied sooietiesincluding tbe Ladies' Aid and tbe \V

T I,'. Mrs Rverett is snrviwdhVthree sons, Edward, of. Cnnford, FrankU , of Hillside, andI Gawge"»., at Plea*antdale. and four daughters, MrsHoward Wyckoff, uf NVestflehl, -Mrs.Richard PeuUlon ami Jessis, of Cnin-forvl. and Mrs. John A tjuinu, of NowYork.

Funeral services were held at thehome Monday afternoon, Or, UeorgvVrancin Greene officiating, assisted byRev. Hsul O. Dennis. Interment wasat Fair* lew cemeiery. Tbe beernrswere Messrs. Edward and Frank D.Bvrrotti Uicbard Pan'iston and John A

*l)t:l.AlllK I'ltllMWKI.I..

Mrs. Adelaide Cromwell, widow ofr-Wwt- -?•

nmday morning at her home, ;UW Wal-nut avenue, after an illnen vt two

Shu wiia born at Hnxiklyn Uiugb\ . V., (in September I, 1*10, and wasthe dau|tut«r-uf the late Tliimias \V.Ulrdsall. Many yuars ago she Iwcainn

iittml with the I'rosbyturian. Church,if which she was an active ineinl>er.

m li;is iiiiiro rusidtnl. Airs I Tpriiwnilits lievntetl to her homo and family

Hid wait lkiluved~hy all whu knnw hi-rhe Iraviw t-WAi 'cbildrfltrr Mi*i Miriam'romwell and John II, ('r0mw«ll, lioth

if I'raiifortl.Kunvral wirvires wi\l lw hiild tumor

iin' (Friday) ufutrniHiii, at I In home ati.ill |Hiit twu. Hi-v. Uoorgv Kranrls.Kieene utliciatiiiK. Intiiriiidnt vviU-tioit (iromiwiKxI iwinulory on Siitunlay.

. •. HliNKY. M. JtOSKNIIAI.K.lluiiry. M. Hoseiiilalu, uged 5H yetlrn.

ii'd at at bin nnidenuii on Walnut nvu-iin ut-.5 ii'cluck WudniHHlay morning,in.T ;i lingnrijig illness. . I U - W I U Imiii

aiiTiiYry »liuri a Boy aiTr i i t t l S r liTNuwI'ork city. Suvuntoen yearn ago huuuvml tu I'ranfmd. Mr. KIWJIRI.IIII wan

inmnbiir of Azure LodKe, V, A A. M.,ud Court l'ruiilor.1,-1. U. F. Jlo IKUVIS

willow, nun ihiUKhter. Miss Kriultrlca.»!«endalM; four son^, H ilwaril M.,

larry M,, (.Iqorgn and Frank H. Id men

Knneriil wrviens will Im ivnilucti'ily Azriri) l.udgo, F. v* A: M., at his lulunHiiliunt) tomorrcjw (Friday) evening ato'clock Interment will lake iilacu ut

III'.I.KN •;. KUWAHUS.

Helen (*. ICdwiirdi*, of Ho^ellofld wh d

Eastman ^truot and North uvenue,. diedMonday at Muhlenneric ' hofepitul.

1'luinllelil,whore HIIO rucently underwentnn - oppTntion;—rumrttt-ncfViceift "wereacid from Imr. lute homo in Hosullo yes-erday. :

The unnual Charity Ball under theijf^"W"-"^"Wi»J^niag9^Fnpr^'e^^ril''\»ociatioii will be held in Cleveland

hoot Auditorium on Friday evening.'"ehruaryl l l tb . The following ladiesill sijrvn us patroneases: Mrs. A. II.

\ddoms, Mrs, A. W. Baylls. Mrs. J.. L..'hrinty, Mrs. C. E, Coy, Mrs. A. Caniia,ilrs. F. N. B. Close, Mrs. J. C. Dett-nan, Mm. .\V. H. Dumond, Mrs. W. B.

(lulltitly. Mrs. K. It. Oilpin, Mrs. E. KHestori, Mrs P. W. Hall, Mrs. CT H.Littell. Mrs. E. H Miller. Mrs. K. W.tloody, .Mrs. Power, Mrs U. 0. Smith,Irs. F. '(.I, i^ykes, Mrsi N. R.- Tbouip-

nn. Mrs! F. E. BaUjs and Mrs. J. U.

Casioo Notes.Tomorrow (Friday) evening at tbe

. a1 ttiTBirarairMiuvflluK tmrnrg:ment will be started. The followingeams are entered: Moller, Beckenridgend arnen; Pernas, Woodling and Free-nan: Plummer, Potter and Fergusbn;Canton, Ventriesand Silkiban: Litteil,\nder*son and Hicks; Andrew*. Fordind F. D. Crnikshanlf: Sapbar, Fay and;ashing. :

A golf pool tournament will beginw i t week, the following are entered:Kenyon Messick, J. H. Baton, F.T.jloan. ii. S. Orattou, C. E. Ureeo, S. J.

Cox. S Wetberill, K. S. Beckenndgt.E. P. Hicks, VT. S. Damon, A. W,Bowie. W. B. Anderson, M, R. Mars-ton, A, C. Hopkins, O. M. Moller. E.W. Balding, J. J. Cashing, L. C. Gilesand R C. Aldrich:

Friday evening the Epworth League'ill g i v e a "Home Tadeot" nigbt in thewill give

rtn£ibeen ar-

Tbe Board of Health took a big stopforward for tbe benefit of Cranford laatnight, by'adopting oo first and" secondreadings a plumbing coda. Final bear-big sod passage baa been flxed for Feb-ruary 10. The proposed plumbing cod«wUl fit wall with the new Godding codeand 1ensur« a-proper ooosancUoo ofbvildisga in Crsaford tot toe future.

U a t Ttwnsmr i m k a g oa tba Caabasat Ih.

Ktiaabatk Bks. wiaaiagsM three gaaiss This waa dobs by aseaotsaawl bowUag as aU of Craaford'siaeoraa were'anmod the' 100 asarkPouar bad a high score «f XR> with

a i Inaa s i i i w i wiili f I TT—$ssqree: ' . • '

King

KelkirVanBwgra

Total

143

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163

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I t u m m e r , 187 "314 l!HMasou , . . . . "JJM r^»> 1T0Itopkins I!«U'' 151 IW-Uph»r • : - . l o l • IM aO«lI 'ot ter . : .^. . . . , . " 1«H tt» 1»<J

Total:, bV4:' IK¥ « «Thti I.VUIIIHI U)wlen i-npturnl two

inure more games Tumlay night on tbeCasino alleys, their victims nn this otsra»ion being the Uderons of (tabwa>.

was high man with i*< Vhr

II.D1CIHNDuiihaui -1IUIAlmtl • . '.r I SitL'hnmberlin ' I miI. L. Martin . . . U0Hack .. 14M

H UIlil

131

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Telephone DirectoryGOES TO PRESS

If you want:Your nam* to appear In the tK'\v directory;Y6ur*pre5etif directory listing changed;Your advertisement inserted where if will

bring telephone trade;

we suggest that you attend to the matter now.

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, -^ NEW YORK rKt.EPHOM'V COMPANY

Httpabfaanthrb loatramqits. jl h n Cranfmil Ui'puliluali Club Imvv

ing tiitirnauiiint .itarteil on J Mil's alluy^ |Mmiiluy night whim, luiuiin' I* .nnd I1 ,

Ii'd; ti<um l> winiiiHK Inn guiiuw ,w'pro*: •

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MEN OF CRANFORD!RHMKMHl-K 4 o'clock Suiulnv, .Inn. M)

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-.] i.titciiiiinls fur lh#* Spring HI'U:

v a Hltnnl of wlncll vt til 'II'IKIIMI.(^ . airiimnt iivailuhln fui lhn ('"'I11'*. ' Ihi> 1'iilillrity i'i>ininill<'" nlK | milt.'il ..|ln;r ii.lv

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The l.u;am* liillinv: .luniiiiry- . ' . L A v i

-iiliniury ?, A vs i t ; I.I, II v». .<'L) vs. I); M, (•! V. A . Marc-h- ». I.'II; III,' A vs.-1); .'o, A vs; U. -J7. II v i

| ini I". U vn K;,. :t,C H ATlwlnuiui A - . l t i Whwlur^ V

>i:niuan, C S. I'icks.- ir: -AV. <'rn.nit U. {{ Wh^mhir; HiilmtltuliM, A

mliy and II. E l-'ox. II l lmvurd

i.'iix, F'. ('. COA, Harry . 1)111, Wurren ••;—-,, ,~. .™,

Ivirkmaii. V F. Nelsnu; »ul)i|UI«u», <«' Vrminut ion andI. Itu-H mid \V. 'I-:. 'Driviir.'. t ' - . l K I saim» 'Jwts wiiru iilwi K'V*"'IViinifr, I'. II. I.411X, Kenyon . M « s s « k . j Board hy iinaniaiuu* vulii u|.|irnn;i'iImniH Ilitrduian, J. W.' Hnliu; luhst i - j * o r k and urdersd a ixipy uf tlm n*m m , \V V. i'ivrcn and W . I t , l iu l ihe l [ t lo t ixn i t ..Ilia Cbiniiinwiun

I J - K . "A" Ci'iiiksFiiunr E d w a r d ] J ho wunl ing oil |jrii|»m.»l s t r w f <I'.vcmtt.i;. » Illukimlee, l-'iunk Hlack,-'.1* again a suh)ect. fur illwuw1 '--10. I'.. Angevine .Uulnt i tutes , II. Kuhlxn ] "lot ion i(i> rmciuil iirovii.us u i l im

ThTpW'to~u'fiismli»it~wiiTstarit'^''v aii'M''ootil'y tmcii lueinlwr that /at tlm unit jeurlr date. Thueiiirim: I t ii^Fux. J. Sne«liiig the msttiir will I.II. Wheelur.-WVK. Ba'u-helder, (.'. It. cussed and asking'fi.r,Vhnel«r.W. E. Driver, Wilbur l-ierce, l"be f

For Sale!Tea Room & Gift Shop( ' i irnrt IlitHt

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r7 Nelson, J. K. Warner, ». 11. Tool,

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• • I - 'School Notes.

t h e 0raj]fore] Purunt-Toncbers' Aaso-iatiou will ..meet on Tuiisday after.

, February M, ut U.30 o'clock, in tbe.uilitnrium uf thu (,'leveuuid Highi^hijiil.

A drhato will Iw bnld with tbu Kah-ay I IIK'I School st'udvats un February

It in tbu Rutgers inU^rscholastic IMat-11K I/KUKUH.—Tbe subject will 1«. "K«r

ulvud. that tho Unltsd States shouldwn and operate tbe telephone and

:i)li'xruph fines within its borders "

Fiisbnp i\ Arthur McKlwaine*. of Mint accompanied hy his wife.

f domestic science in thu Clevelandschool."

The schedule of tullu to tbe HighSchool pupils at 'chapel exercine* bss

arranged as follows: February 4,K«v. (1. F.'Oreeno; February 11, itev.

aul O Dennis, and February IS, Kev.^ i l . Compton.

Bam Burned.About 10 o'clock last-Thursday j»eo-

inx the firemen were called out to ia-a Bra in a large barn on tbe

oho Winans property In Lincoln ave-ue opposite tbe Lincoln tteboul. la

tbe barn waa. a boras'valued, a t«AI anda rjuahtity of hay and farm implemsuuTbe.fire had gained such headwaywhen tbe fireman arrived nothing couldb e s a v e d . • 1 '• , - , ' -f .

The fire waa dbwoverad by DavidRankin,' a member of the fire depart-ment, who telephoned in an alanta.Tbe firemen turned their attention lotbe blacksmith shop and residence) 00tbe property and, by playing severalstream* oa these bufldfaf.- prevented

A M.n • Ilililu ClaM wiil Imnext Sunday aft«rnui>n in tlm chiip»l nfthe First Prosbyturian church. ThuMen's League under whose ;tun|iii'm tlmclasa will lie furunxJ givns out thu f"|.lowing reason fur iu f»Utl>ll«lm>niit.liccauiie uf tbe noed. tiucnum) minihave asked for it tiot-ausv of thu h<tlpand good men will reoiivo and ic'v*'Ilrcause thousands of man In olli'-rtuwns and citiesevnrywberii aru I'lirwllidin Bible Clames and «njoy Hi hl«uiiig»Tbo plan is outlined a* (ulluwn: Mun/ormen. Earnest, outhusiiMtiv loiuli.Tnhi|\.Warm and cordlsi fulluwihlp. Uoud,hearty mngiog. .Speakers of not«. AOiurse of Inspiring study. An hour uf

togather.The speaker next Sunday Hfluriioon

will be Mr. Theodor* NI«lson, of NowYork, a man of wonderful forco undand ability who will liavti s'jmelhiriKto say to awaken enthusiasm. Tb» |/ublic^s invited to bear him. (

" AVANTED.Operators wanted on child-

ren's; dr«ses. . Apply toSchrbeder & G>., Kenil-worth, N. J.

HOU9K WANTED Will oxchai.gi)desirable corner lot in Roosevelt Manorsection as w r t payment for 8 pr '.I roombouaa on North Side. Give location,«u». price, etc. "M" core Cm/.KN. .

FOR HALK-Two I«U in KankinPark. Barkain for'quick boyer. _ B.

j W..F. Kandolpb, 110 Walnut avenue,

~ivii'. l i t i s i - o ' i ' i n ; v 1 - t m " . r h - i T ' » "if w « 'nliij.' iV:i u I ( r;iu i t r t h i - vvii|ijo\>-' it

HIM I I I . - ' II..I Hi I I " ' | .'I!Ill I (<•••« I h W 1 'fri">ln-*i. )• 11f•-.—f. L'liiili|i'«t iiiiiriil In i>«

hi-ur'.l Hi tin '• ..f!il ICIi-li/ril If <ii i i l l-

1-1,1,.. lii l l .n | . i - r ;< Miit f i l / lni '

A Driitatt. Tsntrful Dreskfast.A p i o i x i ^ . ,r lirniMi("li'MlH n i i l i i n i ^ l l j u -

U I I . I - i l r i -w »(i .Mil- lui .hi i f or b r i ' i i k f i i i t -

•fur .II i imii "f. ' v i ; ' ." ." ."'' . iffi ' i ' . li-:i.'

I'ri'lllo. 'ViH, Illllll , IOIIMHI-, r«l<l f ' )Wl."hi1 u r n ! . ' , ";i.t t in' . i* fir'- il'Mtll lllii-1 IM."

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nnil . « l i i i i n | i i iIn- .•'•i-iiii'I. | « ( t w l ' -bur

uiiil l.-iiiiiif-'. Hi.- i l i l r d , l u l l M m t i ' r I t ,

ili-lDiiii'i > H <•>!<• ' "ui l i inuM'j i i o f v l r t n n .

IIMI knv:* I'-'li'i- In- fifin' wli«» ttcU Itfwl l r"- l."iiil.

Scotch Judges' Frugality..Mt'-ifilniiil IHIKIII «nf<-ly l«! h i i 'ktd n.t

II-H»I I'/ i l l ill i;iii£l<iud Iu the innlivr •>(fniKiiili.? nfi i ' i ia IHT. jutitr—*. Tlii-rM-U(i|.im l ia i iK- i )> mory of Uw- i l lbnvr

"firly r:T> 1 TTl.V l /»ti | I'ulkiruillllrt. Wbfflttin. 1 i/i.-I * < n> n mnfIH] thu KIICMM-.V.T.- 'i 11 11 " I 1 1 llml 1 hut the i l lm.tr<on"i"fi i '•' ^ ' i l ijniih 11 niiim lll!**l 'ifwill 1. ii jtj. t- 11 Unn'iilhii' (mi olil

HlTfllll'l'l dj^'l li'ltllHINI'd of »(*flll.

fOKHALEOK LEASE - H o u s e ofseven room*, all lmprovemenU, withgarace. 81* Orange avenue. TelephoneIIS-M.

WANTED-A. woman for geaeralhousework; family of two-, small hooar,must sleep at own bosM. Address P.Q. Box afe, qraoford. X. J.

OIP Ki-iiiatiiin. f.^ril I'i>Jk«*iiiiut-t •-.%.-liiulijiil '111 1- .'. • 11' '.••if VMH'II » «kill a I'I'IHL »•• j i i ' l i-at Up itv »1ile a n i l .«tow» il"- i i l l i ' -r" l>xidun I'tironiile.

Mammoth Csve."To 'IM tin- Miiuiui'/th i s t " uf Ken-

tU'-k> I- yi"H I) n iiortluu of lln-Csnyon "t C'/lwrkiJo' n i l«ay« </<•' r_-i- Wh'irton Jmm-s, tin? Irav-••ter anil mUi'ir, hi ' Our Aim*rJcsf!iWunderiaudu ' "Almosi till tbu \t\iuttiouwtui ut thu lErrnt care 11 ro rvvesjti) „In tbe Untutl fanyun r«»jjl«o.-Kjid.t*lvt!!i-'tiiin- i-uoiiKh. It u uot luconcelvabjethat tbe Mammoth earn inlftbt duvt'Iop ,Into • Qnud ,caii;ou nttbm of IU ' s

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To Digest After Farm Work Is DoneFOR BEST MILK FLOW.

AGlanceatCurrentTopics and

CULTURE OF DUCKSKeep Only Heavier Breeds if Rais-

ing Thenr For Gain.

Pir* ftcowta »*.**w,y«r*. iaa. ISt-A;

aaUoa. tb* «afr>> ami w w u . Jto* |*rf«ri*i| u to* t«it>B.- «t>.,.u i

& I teu.li tram th* rtipltof lo the WWtoorsaul-muajw.jrfcarfa e s t a t e s OM Wukiattva

I. -fi»: J aiaamneat tlW betasfcal cuntas*. tfta

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0AIRV WltOOM.

I tint terms L*r it*«ei'Lt- iHi.1 »UI o]»«y<

'"national Importance .and otheratfnrtaraa

SIMPLEST FOWLS TO HANDLE.

. Milk (»M anil lullk l lw. ci.w>lr> A >nir upirr «u«-ka ilnwlj-r j i . l r,i \(-f fc i i t fn ah) mi lk If J«»S

OroaUr Etwiawy ha Htv'ftffFroontn In Fall Than Spring.

At what llm*,«f the year do lh»">*• on ynur farm freshen*., I » tbsj^,all tfinU-n in the at/rluf or In Ib* fall?'Kiinie fnriiHTa will answer Ibea* <JII»»il'ina »n* -nay anil some another, snd.i.'j lioujii ther** In a reason tn *lth*r

tf, aarf it baa U* uadxnTiaeul ;l | < «o»tructWu of tbe prinrif«l art gal-W C'bnrrluH. ymfcMat ot itw j irrte* i4 Knrop* atwt America ban he#o.

board i.f i-dmikiu. TU* ufcj* t •>! to* ; iu«!«r atudy. and It l» planned that til*u*» <irrtuumtUm U t« ti-d«» ON- nui» 4 itewbulMtog* shall tw arranged wir6*j bf*eail"«l,f.ur taw naI«T «.f . l l w t «-Vid»i,l, !•> ' • • - ! • > - U . H ^ J , I

*• lw«rf rbii'lrva tfcr talw if «a

In- from Secretary of Ib*M*. who u l dm i n i . tuttaldertmt |i*v*lM*liJEg|b* -

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111* o*Jet of furufuhlna; students ofart th* fnllpot «ippurttuiity fur makilufu«* of tta'roeteutx, Altboagb the p«l>-

III In- rilenidve, they willwlfli »»,f..r»itf.p f)| fiwyftiy

I ' U> 1 LTiilll M fl!fl'

T*«« A** Mandy, Fr»» FV»m 0<**aMan^ Product *Vo*tobf/ For ManyV»/r»_lt li Vary Mar* I* Fold aOrnrni Oucli In • Larf* Flock—Th»,C«n Stand Much Cold and Oampnooa.

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m<<*! i'M>ni*al'ir

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KILL WEEVILS AND MOTHS.! . . . • ' ' ' 1

I A S>n>p'a and ln«*pon|ivs Dostr*y*r l lCarbon Biaulphld*.

IT J. T»n>-it. ariatnun •talittti |°-A Mtfii ii in Hun' mirt-a nine, Hit even

; tin- t.ll.f- may li"t remMy the 'li

Tr^rMJTTTflSrnVTTaTfyuuin. nut'HIt t i ie.nwt" reaiion?" Of roun* the.IHIIUIIKII who mal l s bis produce .urmlty Hi tlw eoii«uni*f raiiat haT* hUr i » i freshen at various dinca throughout the y*ar in order lu be our* of al-ii «>« harlna* *Wua1> milk In »uppiyhli 1 iiatuniera Hut hnw ahvul the a?-ersite farmer who wll* bla jnllk t» tb*creamery. th*eo* factory or roadffts-rry"! Too ofl*n wool of hl« eow< fr*«beii In Hi* early >|irluc or lat* winter,milk «»ll ilnrliiK the summer and arenrarjy dry when colil wratber coaoe*

a t-art uf. Ihr K w r rill«>ji|nh un»l "lie llmr .

.. -rll 1 hi. 1Ilirlll III IIn farly

lull' iTi'raatTiiijt iifl,« Irfl llw (rain In tlsf-•». k i.i «li.- k IIIH.H<-,| in tin. aHa"f (lit- crtln 111 Th ami <b* «<<'tll Ilila

Tl>* »r!.

. a ; • I r . i i l Tn. ra'rl"

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In Hi<-

•ll«raiai<-*. «ilil<-h arc

furt Jaraay C»<».

'T I Ho Stirrwt Up In* Balkans.-I-.- I B*rllu. Jan. 1*. Kinc* he took H10

I *le|i that arrayed hit country oil the,',Z ' *ll>* " f the liermanl.- allies King Fer-

. dlHaml of IlulKarta ha» l<*en "lie of til**r* ' mint talls*«l nf nfttri-* hi KiinM^- It H"'"I Mkl that KeniliifiiHl. uui-e the

The- whul* t l n ^ r i a u i*tfit){MTlsu- cell-rrrn nf the klui;> bcadip.iEirter< ivhli-bH --'juni^ trtl l-.v wire with every mv-fii'ir nf HM> flelil where Itnlcnriait ai"-«iili-« ar« iipfrailiic -Th* «trt-t i-ourtt<t)i|iiette thm hua alnay*. l*een it maf-ter nt prWe In Sufia ba* ti*et» relaieil.and til* kfntt lia* requested bU nen'er:

1"-. ll.-il|o<-k IIM refnanl offer* f r o »eve fiirvljrn BOrrrnBeuU for 6bi In-vent TVIII, bat tw !» iraltlaj'to ace trbatthe (Tnlt*d, Stalra will do.

g . la ri«ar>tt* «n«|*<- -iiia a tlUo eupiwr wire eaM*

l<w«il>. At tb» aibtr_<>n« rSof auj «end of tlir i-ahl* la a

Wbcn an ariatur at»bu v aabnaria*IH* mutt m u t e If*. d*|>tH ami tikramake the-wtr» fable n» lon». II* ilropatlw bomb. Wb*n It ba» *m*r»»l tbtwater a* f ir aa Ib* robin will penultth« |*ra«hut« «trlk*« tbe imrfiire oftb» vratrr wltb forre enougb to braaktbe wire, rloae 10 the bomb. - Througbtbe bn-nk watM" will ae*|>. ntabltalt-inic uii i-lei-trli- C"nne<rllon wbk-b w.111ei[il.xfi- tb>> lilgh |«iwi-r«l rbrmlcaj In-nidi'. Tbe bumb la aalil to be powerfulrnmiifli in dcraollah a aubmarlue wttb-In 5UI fnriTor.il. • ' • ' . .

Mora Paeple In Inland.I'IIIJIIM. JUII. 17.-The lateat t-raaoa

>UrWlla Jj | | IT

K,<\ < V «•.! « . «-a»ll> form,

1 , (I..

F.k., Oiwka Ara Oa»d Markatand Pair Egg Layart.

• Irda

Mr fowli ir l« a l«m« bird, and with

.-VII'IMI • • a latilf fi>*iJ.'iir Uioa* ritKaKWl In ilnrk rultunt

for |ir»tli. It will |'«f lo krfp ouljr theb b l I

prnfltin ttiMio when crnwii and aulil» - -» l . j a a i M h , ! ) at ia * - » * ana • laaaaiai * — -~ - 1 .

Manr fall with (rvap, ttirkvya andrak-kraa, butalmnat m y onu wlici Ilk™

lu and bai.badVntbn n.

dnrkft thick bandltni la of Ibn «*«lratklwL •> food, abrltrr •nil rrni'ral r«rrnf tb# Mnl« h) irry almi'lr -Tb* Mrdt

| f rT .-. - ' <1itr* rrafluibl.r for mv\f roar*. In allarje BocfcTlbr AudlDf «f a ilfait itut'k!• ram. Tbtf ran «t«ni1 luurli inildand damps***, and a common ahrd U

:

gxeiai factor with durka la .that8-Xept nn Ib* choatna«-fc4twt

*boot all tbvy D»rd t« itnwu (rnaa orirrrrjr former, but*. »lr. Corn la tbWrPMtn fuod > . .

Aa dw'ki I*t1n to la.r Mri.r | n th>•prtas wbfls tb* wratber l« vrt rolil,It >• irell to know tlw nrxllug plarpaand ftbft th* <rr> »K>4 aftrr IKM topretest

Paar Otitlaak, far PataU ta*d.Tb> «itleok for rrll«|i|o >*rd for

b a t »t»rln*"« polato plantlnn la r itmarljr twprarloun. atTunllns to th»farm rn>p n |»r f« at (Vrnrll, nlm•tat* that p i i w t n In N*w York, knowlot OieJr rtvp 10 hf rullrfly rcrr,frt<uil>U(bt. will find rradj- aal«i and good.1

r*iure> from It* fur m l |>urj>oaM.Tbrj **r tbat franklin. Clluton and

KrU countlea c<uiuprt»* prai'tlc«ll,r llii>r-TrwirsRtt" not

haJlr alfprtPd by Utr bll«btETCH tbe«» c»unllr« wcrr uot yfre* fp>m tb|a dlnfaiv. Tb* nurpluietvp of Ibttr rn»ntl*«. It U umlcrstoixl,will br mirkrlrJ In oilier part* of thoHalf fur arnJ. , -

It l« fiirt brr (talnl tlmt *rrn I bef i l l irhkh m j I* oblaluwl ftojtt

~Malsr. and Wlmvuxlu.Dnt t>< l>* fr** of ill«raw 'unl*sui

It l« «o ictiaraulml. Inaimurb «« rach•r lb*«»Mitea was affected "l ib tilltttit.

Ilie all « e * \ IU. ami niolb*Tb* teni|*rainre. «lie ahaf-e and

ll|(hiiii.«ii i«f liliiit nr Ktannrlcii are Jmp"iltsnt fai'l<il.«i' II l« nut M'lllli whilelo funiliiillr - H hrli tlif'ti-Hijierjiluri- i«Iwlcw IVI iln;fi<-i | ' M..|i- ht<ul|i|ilit*la rei|iiln<i|. and HI-II IIUMI i.in*.Hii«fV-lory rrtultt are ..II1BIII.I1

Oil** fMMlliii nfIIIKIHI- ,,r itrnhbin l i lul i l mi.I70 deltrren. Ali'tllier l«nin<l *li'*Mld l>*iiwsl for every 11m 111I.I1 f i e ! »f i|'Hi»AIM'.IV tin- Vrabi In the l,ln

The ItiHiid mav tie ihrnMu i l lrct iy onthe Kralu nlthmit. in'luty, lutt iH'ttcr r*-aiilin will lie «•. IIIIII ' IT |«)UrUia- ll Inmshalkiwjiajt iu «catteri'd uter the auc-

EAIII. An a ml*, ttili. pra< fl t meat}x*w iVf"Ui7iiTey~~wliTlir!•"Very^iiiiiT^iill' l ira-ma It M liii'nW:e«"»a*fy"

'.Uarvfia

—

Hi|uit| f^r fivrj thirtyKill lip'elHiliih If th*

Ilic tctiiiM-nllui«'aliui e

ton wairle III..nut unite Hum ned Into eai-h |m|H>ur_*dV

linlf (Miuml or nl mintIM'Miid hhoultl lie pmir-

11 Tli.. lli |u|, | limy I -pipe In order

In iii-t II nrar tin' iriitir 1111,1 .imitrm ofrtrjr lnrK«< blna. JMim »ni> i-nd of IbfI'll* «llb I'ntton or nht ratt«, pu*lt Itclown thrniish tlii> urnlirnml thru r*

ihrmiKh the pipeThe BTnnary or" blna Nhniild lie.kepi

i'|n*e<t aa tlnhlly • • IHIIUIIilit.for i l i lnyall liiiurs, and. If the *eed In lint In heiKineil. for fortyeifiht hmira. The ftrAluwill. Iw Ju»t n> K'MKI fur feeil nftcrrrentmient s« tM'fnr?. "tnrrlf"IT71«"To b»SI.WIHI rare ahuuld lH*-tnkeu nut to u»oloo murlt lilaillpbhle ul' tn fuiiil|(Al* IIHIlong. It l« often miivenleul to Apply

inniliniT WIIIHIUUII anil Inuiilll the next .Mi'iitlay tuurulnit.

«n» i% >ery ,e.ipli'«lyr, and-noclKnca, plH'K, lAiilrfnn or lUAtch-

Thi«

bnllillnii until it ban IHMMI tboronghlyalrrd. Tbi' wurk •I1011I1I' NIWHJH IWdim* In l)ic jlnyllnii- ('nut may I* keptdown by nr.urlii|i niinimn-lnl blmil.

niorv

ln>»-rw"I,al fortn If It l

"r* eiiiiiotn-111* alrendy In. nt'H'k.

. Homamad* Milking Stool.The cut eiplnlna |t'»*|f, and. n* »eeii.

aM that Is iiecwiaary ;IIO a couplr ofpiece" of board aud miine 'atlcka furlccr« mul au|i|x>rls, Tu* I nurd tu boldHie |iall ia united on RIHIIII half tbe wayfrtmi tlic Ih'ttmu uf tiie sttHil to thvltm>r nn«l iMrallel wilt, ihc Inner. ThisIN1 an rmprovenient over the old style

If there really ia awhen the edit I* freiheo t«rtw*en n-t"l»r niul | t *en i l*r rir*t «f alimilk mil oilier .1 ilry |.r.-.l'i. n l.rintIWIIIT prlcpt durliiu the winter Thailietij; tni*. II rneana- 1111.re mutiny f/ir.ni*Mo bn«e our henl priHluctni; theU--r 1I.1M111 tb* < old * rather la thea*ciitti| plac*. the axera** f«rm»r L« »• !MO tiiuy In the wtul*r AM m the notintfiml ainunwr. »*i he • *n U'!i*r aff.>;\l ti-t;lv.e imrtv lim* i*> h!« ilnlry heril- i filie <v.tr« freohen In !«le fall ami eartiwinter uillklDIt r*<|utre» !*«• t<tu* itur.Ine the Uuty Tall. «t*AV>u. tlM>li. t.«" .IAIIII. will, b frt-»h»u In l>e<elnl»r U»»>pup 11 KI««! fliiw nf uUik U*a*r. t*r«»u«t-IheT ar* turtieit otit

to fall off N-.r U that nil Culv,-.Uirii In tlie winter will aet l<*<t*r farefur the nmt IM<» or three, month*.xheu they mil l it lu>«t. Thfu "lieuthey "re turned >>ut I., iwplure In tbe•print! they nre lietter. able Id takecore .11 f Ihi'tiwhe4*

Oif 1 rarxHam*"!.

lrjtn»'*r

Tili•-:'.

Honerer cotaOUHi tbi<may l>y In Amcrim or In Ibe otber• ouutrliw of Kuro|ie, tbta l« for Ireluuitan agreeable uin-i-ltjr. >"ur tbe (]Diirterended Sept. ;«l lii»t Ihe numlier ofbinli»'in irrluml nan J7.77U. a rate of>>s |HT l.(»»i. iind the iloailm 14.H7O. ar«u- of i:i,4 |wr l,

tory

i:i,4 |wr l,u*» Tlurell emlKruut«, •» tbat the uetIn pupuiatlua 1» 0,MJ8.

In *iulicrattoar—"""

• ! « •

u mii;ht IK* even more stttlsfac-nere It not fur the heavy ilcatn»f 1 hllilren . under 11 yeitr old.

Aluiiit one Irish child In every doxenilli'X lifi.rc It him reacheil tbe age uftnelvi' luf.iilhn, I.eltuUec and li'lsterluni' Hie pr*<|iiinlniiiic« In this respect.In them um» child In every seven orrltlit iliiH mi Infuut: In ConnaugUtonly niie child la every.'fifteen. I>ub-lln Htul Itylfiist .no doubt sceonnt forliiK fur jHirerty "trlcken I'linhnllght

-him mure fresh nlr than eitn be fouudIn the 'cities, especially In Dublin,MIII.II ha* n *r»lein. of tenement

j hmixe*. where «i.ore« nf fun) 11 Irs livein niic luniiie unit often more than on*

In aHlRKEe room.

T^r r n a c for band embTtKMr Ulnatntfd arc

tiling. Ums wamen uae tldrr goofa atapn and are aapthlQcd "«" bometwld lln*u«li) orata apl*re and In all *

FOR RAINY DA1

r«w 8»«aa)attiia Abwit A11 1 1 fTWdoftlPliM.' '

X J W . a s the aeaaon willtb* wane, la tbe lime wbr«mdcU wUl mttltate tbewinter and bad w*atu*r, whgri reati>«a aud want mnenta. 80 It la Almost tinlaj-tax »way for the "bactoart." a iV?Tlfe Intended

<>f tbe care of mottoiltfit

«i« u-.'!!:,••«;?«!

th

«(• Z'J.*:. Us run-

UIEU nt any

t'U-'l!ie*« Intime if ;l.c din- i

ul *r Tb»iw«i a liccT^s**.'i> ta.wi!ti». <Mta- .

l*rk.l !n lull , ;

1U- ruler uf the-Htltfapi 1M nald to 'cf<*rt»(i the hup"" i'f eventuully relen- I\i>i ar r'i.n*tdiiiiiionle as eni|rtirur mid .

Inferior Siroi A'O Woroo Than Ua»-4lets For Hord tmppovomont.

I'ork pr>>ibicern cautiol nffi.id "iiwiiale time nr inoiiey *m I-HIWITOI.

uf•'-mil UF liiferlor ay»». _ T | i I ^ t ytile ten dollar l«iar or the iielihlMiriiood ; «".-«>nnawa|i|ilnK of lioiir plga l» pint. ' j l<r" l«!U>l«we uf tin- ornate. I* nne of the

The-boar In. the bi-ail -of tbe |wrk | B l "" t eoents lv i*i"n>aAlHU-« In tli* up.l;n<luilug herd. l l l« n>liw-|lo|i )» 'an i'l"'r '»ram h of .^.ugreov l i e > » wit

* w o » -|ti f»*rt!.a "S <*-; 1 :/i<L*"«« '• _ . . . . -. - .-!,,rrr7T,,^r-.__ .... -.„«„,,, . „ . , . . . . , . , . „„. .

* Tho War and Pars'ia,11. Jim. HI'—Kreu. Persia, re-|iii>»cnt frnnfTlie jjrent war tbat

I Is .liM-:i<iatliii; Euro]*', Is luitlnulng tofeel the liilliieme nf the contllct. He-rein tuipiK'niUK* -iliuw that tbe cults-sirlcs uf (he wiirrlntt natlnns have been

l h " ' * " la<"'!("' <M«° 1 H K W ' ^ It sJ"s.Ii.aia'."n-Mirrii:i toriiri*"- I'1-11"1-' 'tlll>lr l l r'" « ' Involve thnt cottn-

^rtw^Ha-Hte-wi'-n-i'i^^w*,, ^ ^ - . . ^ , j j ~ Ih), n . a H l a t , , , n n f (,,„ ,)„.,„„ i, - •..f infe-rt.madt.ea.r. ; . . - . • ' „ . , , „ , , N ; rvmcml^red that the' kiln:

r —r— . - , |« pnif th*ally -i U«rin.iu l-rlnce. , He l.<Th» Moat Diatinaunhad Lo«k>nj.8«n- . th«»»oii of the la'te I'rln.'c Auiiiisim ,.f

.. . -»••'•,..• ' . j Savi.ulmrK ami the IHIC ITiiiit-\ \ imhinii.'ii. J«n 17 Senator l i m n

I". 1 tarke nf Arkniiaas, » u , for ih«

Interest", but they must noso' far that they cannot lieInto this "bold weather rloigo tbe*«~toys, together willmutation of summer tuaeniwhich pictures and storiesrat OBI and I*sted lu KCfipectmena of ruck and shefrom the seashore and 01flowers from the mountaintheir parts aome rainy after

This wonderful closet »husiory bouki for rhUdren uriddle bookv old pictures, |Ktr adTertiaements and 11thloRS valueless to gronnuiit>> the hearts, of childhood,catalogues spfieal partlculai

; a

uuilertaklUB. livery single i " f *"»n* Uk«-« and ill«llk*s. and ll bipig furrow*.) ritoelves lu InrUe meas- j " M «' blnrthafhe h»« more enetnl.Aire the valuahl* yualliles uf tbo pr*i». ! "' Ark»««a» than any «ther mau In tb<-tent lire »l»lr »'«! «t the IUIIW tlui« umre

•own no luiiiriiveiueut <AII U- enpectnl.The prvvalllnR faults iiimnig tbo * i « »Khoulil IH> eairrfilllv nxtis.l and n iionr«elisle«l I hill will .orni' l Uiem ilafucl»

Never aM*tiiukn£ a p<Miltl«iu of realleaderrbtp lo tbe senate, tbe Arkau

In thn iiffaprliiKmlcaily pure ll.pil.d, nfieti kept by I The boar inn.t 110J..1

fJi^-tT^r'^'™Ji"ri*4-'V?'";''.'-—T.—^-^""i-™—1*2—

li tlin IIOW'H. tint hl« mi.

It

Let lis Print YourWEMIN6 INVITATIONS

W i l l D o aJOB.

dial

livl where the milker mid tbe p<itl satui the name tioanl. To hold the 1*11H>srd tn pincc u:k* two hraceson tbeKIIIUUI nf <he. lr*>. Tula In turn neces-Hale« atH^tfit-twder'.rby tnra~TtTTiBTJ

up the Ixlluni of l.ran'«, altbouithdiabl.v an Attncuuicul inmld In' made

lo tbe h'K" wllhuut thin extra l i«nl .Aiucrlinu AxricuiturUii.

A Day'a Idaa.Some blotortan han .ll,«.Terr.l that

« e one Ibe exlxlewe of tile Mfeiy pinto tlw K«iUiif an ^njiisii !„)„. \ | ) t itie IHIJC nainnl llamld. the ton iif.«btaanmltb. h«a oftfii tu pUy liur** tohbj t*by bivtbw. He »n«- that whenIhr twbr cried It wa« u.u.lli I w i n a .ta* wan |trkkixl b.v a plu. 1'or a Ionstime tbe boy nurar tried to |I*I»| HH-comuion pin m> that It «M«W t* l,«,«likely to (wneture the liaby'n flmh andan bl* fiitbrr. the bl«ok»inllh. itotliedtb* lw);t._wort theklro Of tbe wttlxt4n «r»w in hU owu IUIIHI uutU It re-*«l(«a lu a coutrirauee tbat U lu uwtbe aoriU o«w.

tvulry mUKt U< >>f the rluuf kliul.InkcH cureful hreedlUK tvr. Kevernl'avn-eratlons along . criulu denulte Hnca tolinKiui1* a prvlHitrut »lre—^>ne that willnilkcut fall ulnnp hl» own quaUtlesUJWII hi* offspring.

i'tie careful. l*ln»liikluK brrdlcr isiloliiif Just thin kind of wurk. To himmust (he iirvMliicer uf msrk«t purk c»for the brvedluH stucktmike hl« anlmnls morn isns Farmer.

8llag« For HarMi. .There l» « little ilanirer of foraRc

|wii>nnluK . In feeding sllaie l« . louhw•nil hunen. and IHHHUHP of tlie iwa-uliuuil lud noiiltn it la uot neutrallydrt'iued mlvlsuMo to feeil Hll.ise to

er. however, ami 110. moldy >llnin> |nfis! then It nnuld U> Mife. The iinnffi'rl> tbuiiKht tt< iviuo from 'iwrtlons o f ;tbe »U»nr that nrv «».! Miffloleutl} Met j J.mm, p. Clarha. Pe*»id*frtlf>ra Tarn-

' " '"' "" "" ' " ' ' ' l hmid tnuld iu Itio Hiring, uud It has tbename effect as luoldy hay. The «.iiuomoldy Kllnuc,. iw»ever. does am m^uitu have uni delrluicnlHl effei-t wn cat+V;—tilt- thr-wtlier- hatidr if"pleul.> \it"liter H put iu wltb the sllase whenthe filo l« l-eluu flllfil there -should In-no mtild In any portion of It uiili-^«

•huiilil lie a leakage of air at

| '

pore al tha Sonata.

Bimau ban <bi>wu hlmw.lf to b«V»niamwiiartia aud a mo«t

IteputUlran* ruled, b* irw again anilitKiln ,.-i!lnl U|«m by bl« l»uiwr»tk-•tnK-Utn to' iWrii't tbe (nwltkni ofthe minority on Itnptftant <4Ue«th>n<

l4

•mm-: (kdiitMir tbe silo. m«l then tbe ! Invrilvlat Jegal l « w - In took" Sen-»t"T Clarke l» monp .U«liig»Ubr.^ than

" tlc «We. Heollase will mold lu the vicinity of )be 'Irak. \V. 'K. mxluou, IAHIWIIIIJ sta j any ram"""• __ " j I* tail and utralcht. and hU ,(ea tores

_,. _ I ^ pi^gj f l,( a lMj jfpjinj lUa" bah; "la• •'••• How M.l|k Is Socratod. | nearly watt*, and a^ iwe ttow be wasMllfc'/ls Mxreliil In tb* inkier ft»<m known a» "t«d f*ttonti<|i."

l.tiMnl «*nmi. A'hUX yield t>r lulik |« ! 'il*l*udeat U|KUi emid health aud r|rh4 Frswr Art Gift Soon t* B . HouawLl*wd.' The ixMer.h Iwtb * factory and j- Wnnhlnitton. J a a 1&—Secretarr Wai-a storehCMtw. It CMUsiiitu of many bol- I cult » f the tita4th!K<aian in.tltotion an-low. *|««-i or , iuh l« . of rarytns-iltex, ! nouncol tbat pUns for tbp $l,tWV0<«

J.tesm-, crils, veins, attcrles, jaddltfcm to tbe Instttutloa lmlhlliu; to"'"TV J r m J * a l ! < ? . a n a "•""'rttaff j house the art entteeffcm fixra by

".••laMB

, gran»l» The UhHKl b> tb* r , , mai*rial. )J * J h -MntjWtf-tMrlwr «a*nt». w ))&

tb* wrie* th* power or atlmulatlo; j ta t a V M ufoiw* tod lb* <w«hMbVtn>rt.Mf d TU lmlHl»

tbat work

tod lb*Ut*jT.~.ltoerK-au AstkuKBrbt.

j t. TUP lmlHl»s «l|rhe ta tbe

I olan stwiad., la tbt a** W

"iHiiliiliTu nf nlxiut IO,l)O(i,OOO anil Inrecent year* lias IM'CII htrRely underthe itiiniliia.tln.ii of {tuition «n<l BrltlsbIniAat in.-ci. lu Ii)ti5 n uiitlonnllst move-ment fur government rvfurux. bcgtu}t

l lellirlllltie 'it ltourtmnllrleaiw. l iewnw Uirn in IMil HIM).if^KUiued y^.viiuim'-nt In «IKIVC»»1OII <•• Prlm-i* Aleiiintier In l v i \ who h».l alKllninil. IUwan proclaimed i;Kir In VM}S. Tin•Hi.vwwf HMlearla IB .I <itriu*U'V<luV">'-'iti

Our Groateot Sbipa Raady Thia Voar.

new illvlitriiu »t dreadniiuxut?. rimiilst-tni; .of. fiiiir uf' tbe l.irpxt and most|pu>wrful iialtleahlpn In the nurlil. rust-

to the rnltwl State* u«V.y wltb'Ui thenext tw_elve moutliK. .TheKv new yr .

•W^"TOe--rMK'a-""u^HOTu|^j5uiiM-rvaulif"and Ariioua— now noarluK i«ui-pli»tK<u mid totaling it KI^1*" tonua^e ofmore than lW.'iOti, repre»ent the lastword lu American "lravul ciui^tructliiiiup tu tbe preNvut tlm*. altbuugb [il.inatlrawn for (Ire other drvadnauKhtii ol-ie«ilv authorized call for even sn-iiierumtsiiremciit* and IlKbtlug power.Tb**i! vessels will tnve a cumbiueil de-feualve and offeualve clrrimli Krvaterthan Die eutlre American navy at tbelime 11 f tbe civil war. Mouutlnc beavyfourteen inch K»H". ten and twelve toa-"*bjp, each with b .nin^e nf atKiutIlftreii miles, aud carrying larjre swe-ondary batterie* of' smaller tainu. nilhfour torpedo tub** each, tbe new ve».M-U are exiKvted to take the place ofthe jiresciit Unit dlrbdon .is soon i sall fuur are iu mmmlsalon.

The Xemda. Brut of tb* nuirtui ^

mmcan aUM.rU* a SXMKI tili"OT"TII

A few good gttiue* Mhoulc!fMJlectkin. . ItoU* of coloiwi|vr. * *oii>ly of i>ai>cr rmpkalmmt nOlhlntf. with the n«I'iiw, will make fancy cosan kind* of dramatic perforIvaelMe at a moment'ii notfur making flower*, clny foj«ur|M> **. iiSuToTTiretty waitcoverlnc • boxeji aud all meboxes should fluj their wtrnwure boose. ,-.,_.

In famUle*. where1 tbe v'i>irimet" has M u m e an iimlrumn ts kept <larefully lockIts openliic on rainy days 0U looked upon as an ere.nltaix-e. Tbe articles are et

• an older alster or the provmaid *unt"—for suet) tlieriU siipoluKd custodian.

titii a-'-Bttle' luiitvb the. part of i

charge of this miraculous illb n s a m . It may be madeof noilmUed happiny»» fur

~te5purary*inii

M«*»a Training.Tbe borne isltlie place wh

abocU be {rained aud; uotNo mere ]>oU»b or xUlui 1hired u i a t o r teacher leanli: parents or those clil&lreimost yrattice coud mainteltta. H i e Itother'a Ala;

has sucrt-SBfuily Xther trialsand Up to now haa been h»v.log her engines cleaned ami certainalteration* made tbat wereby the trial*. .

Foreign Trade Convention In South.New Orleans, Jan. 1S.-TU,, third na-

ttonal foreUn trade cnnventlon, nn-itrthe ausplees of th* National KoreimTrad, council wiu be held here Jau,2.. 2S and » . Alba R J 1

Went of the ItaldwU, U H r m o , , ^ ^l«njr. I* »rbedaled to speak 00 -WorMTrad* Coodlttona After the tpropean

!11L *T2!6i*' v * n d « u ^ MT2!i ^ p«M*nttional City bank, wut discosa

ni«a*nr*s for pn,motl«« more inten.lv>Dnaaclal and cwmmercUl developmentof f l * « j ^. ^ r r * i iof tbe Steel corporation 'I* president orth* -\»tl«i«l. »-nrel»Ti Trade tauncUand win prraMe.

Oin*r sneakers will he WlUard ntraight vl p J OStraight, vlea pwsJOeot of

Anjerican lntenu,tjottaittpben.ltaBw ot &uT

tie- new

l»tfWtat»

Brea

Ah,ntod Mir«a, YouMiful Shah of Per-aia.

willnl 111 till'UetK^sHIun'of Iboshnh lu 1UM> and tbe appoint-

ment nf hU wn, then eleven y e a n old,to succeed him. t'or a time a regentruled the country, but in July of lUl-tAhmed Mlrza was crowned as shah:

\Vhen umde sbab tbe youue rnler didnot take kindly to his position. l i ttlea'rly loved bbi |<arejiL". He had lit- -

r torn fruui ibflr armsproclilmeJ as. ruler In place of his fa- .ther, Mohammed All, )vho was drivenhito foreign exile.

Rut tb* new shah has been carefully(rained for bis place and now, at tbtajte of eijthtoen, attends cabinet coun-cils..! Onvrt etiquette awl western, hab-its be learned from French tutors:

.. Now Rw-al Crodtta Plan. T,:..r

W'asninstoa, Jan. l ^ A l e x a u d « _ IE'Dockery, third, assistant; postniaster rBrneraL bi uottng jj>*. ctiniBiltslon onrural credltn to use, tbe JC3,OUO,W» Ofdeposits lu the postal s a t m p bank* a*a" hasis for a mral credits system?* - ••• Ur."t>oc««r:3Bt»*r'tt rte-'*Tor/flf':

chaftjea In UJ» tawtt affectin* the poat-ai;'^4^^fcytot.h*i:N^^iK**l-v'tendr-tp- oputarto tn* U

-^T'-

A Pktr of Popular Bath Towel*

L$

_ T*e r n M for hand embroidery has reached Turkish bath towels and wa*brags. Those illustrated are « m wreathed In the name color si* I lie bathroomttUac- Bujr VIIWD i w tbe new ••sew-on-o-grams," wukb may be round Indry good* snaps awl are said to b« mil embroidered Initials which ran W ap-pikjijed ot» bonnrbold linen*. They; come all the way from 10 rents a doten tolit cents apiece and In all washable colon. - - . " ' . " •

S W S WRMKLE CURE.

Baiw can *tw

la ao alDPfa that fry will betlrre latta elkcacy. and yet ID many loataBceiIt 1» »o dUgcnlt tw apply that manywomen after a few trlala will fire opIn despair. But It Is tile only realremedy, and, what Is more, nuy on*ran apply It right lu her own homeThe xecret U Ul»: Tblnk pU-o«nttbon»bn, drtry nut ut your h«Ml allId TFl l ' l l

FOR RAINY DAYS.Faw Saaa««ttams Absut AmuWMnll

Xow. as the season will soon be ontbe wane, la the. time when a littlefoieslicat will mitigate tbe terrors ufwinter and bad weather, when childrenget restless aud want new amuse-ment*. So It 1* almoxt time to beginlaying away tor the "bad weathercloset.™ a device Intended for tbe al-

of tbe care of mother*. IMayMnipT »HI he ttrthrrt iinlilp

Interesta. but tbey mint not be toaaedso* far that thejr cannot lie reclaimed.

j Into tbla "bad weather closet" shouldgo ,the*e toys, toother wllb the accu-mulation of manner uwKaiiues, fromwhich pictures and stories are to berat oar and i*«ted lu wrap books.fipectmena of rock and shell* broughtfrom tbe aeaibore and odd (tressedflowers from the mountains will playtbelr parts same rainy af tvrnnori.

Tbis wonderful closet nhuuld containstory booka for children of all UKI'X.riddle books, old pktun-a. poKtnln, clev-er advertlaeuienta and luimy otherthings valueless to grownups, l>nt deartn tbe heart*, of childhood. " Furniturecatalogues appeal particularly t«> little

~ a n ausorTTa ..A few good j^tnie* should lie In the

cwilectkin- -. Itolla of cok.i-ed cruiic pu-|*r. a supply of pai>er napkins, costingalmost nothing, with the awilxtance ofI Ins. will make .fancy contutiic*. iindall kinds of dramatic performances' arepusetMe at a moment's notice. Paperfur_ making flower*. 'lay for niodeHna_

. iiujroTTiretty wairpainTs for„'. boxes and all medium sized

boxes should ftuJ their way to tub)trea*ure bouse. • ... ..-'.'.•• .-..' . '.-' '•••. •

In fimUiw where1 the v''iind ,wi.'a,berc*"*iet~" hau'become an institution' theruum Is kept Carefully locked, so that

" l u opening on rainy days or nick daysU looked upon as an event of Impor-tance. Tbe articles are carefully ar-rad£t*d oka sueives or in drawer^, :iu3~taa older slater or the proverbial" "old jmaid jaunt"—for such there etlll are>- jU siipolultfd custodian.

thU to aay of manners of pureuts .aniltheir Influence on children:

"The crudities we display In dealing

Idea* uTfFll.' lealouajr. or rare.The face reflects every rmotlun inwt

faithfully even than a mirror. Whatyou are. wbat kluU of tuoutrht" vmientertain caii Iw no ««Tet to tbe world.AH your kieam, whether for guod orevil, are written 'upon yoiit face forall tn re*d who iw*e upon you. lVm'tdetvlve youraelf by *u|nn>«lt\g that yuucan diawmble. for .v«n cant. A» youtbluk. %o U yotir face tuoioed.

Hare J'«HI ever noticed how. eren nuiiRly face, on* that ha» few redeem-ing featurex. la niaile lovely to lotiliupon by a pteaaant exprewlon. hv amouth that tella n tale o f kindm-tM.by eyea that Uwk ttndly. upon theworld? • >•• '

If you arc afflicted with deep line*which ftprend from now* to mouth you

far more than their outward deport-ment. They Influence harmfully tbemind and spirit, aa well as tbe manner.Our contrasted .manner* toward himand toward atraugers cultivate lu thechild an indifference to,truth;"theyteach blm lnaluceiity: they give himstandards of crudenera and uukindiiexawhich are at variance with, the stand-ards of blgb minded and noble people.

*ea and' lu**iMi'itBtffn**le*t "fi-la-a-tawdred way*. Tht.y

-fci fxthoughts, from a tendem'y to look on

I the black, nidi* of life. I'piuduilsnrdraws down-the-rvmer* of the inoHlli.

pmuke* (lie check *aa dismally nndj give* tile whole fnce a 'dUagroealde.

expression. Cliatiire- your viewpointand note the difference lu your fitre.In fact, cultivate optimism for »limonth* or HO. aud then yon may laugh,at. wrinkle*, for you will, find they

wear upon bis nerves as only illoclcal,IrrallonaJ, unbarmoutnus and lncoiutlat-ent things cat) do. The chlkl broughtup In a home of rude, crude mannersgoes Into, the world gravely crippled.harmed and handicapped. He has beenrobbed before he begins hia Journey."

Catching a MurdererBy CHARLES W. ROGERS

•••Wad ay War.l'«r tb» nnt tiiiw In lh« history \>f

IMbln priutlng aud netting, and nolelyof th« w*r in <

11 Bthla pillill

TUK rily of Xaplea Is protectedfreau tbe water* of the tiay

" IMI whMi Itto.linin % a •*•wall At the northern end of

tliU u-all t» a landtag lo which a fewImam are f»*tewd. tine day two menlounged on thl< landing. _>Hie uf Uleia»«id t«"t.B«' wilU'-r

"luigl. how N It thai you alwaysl.aie ntt'Uey tu -i^nil i m l y r t )ou n«-ver work, while 1 am ununlly lututliigfor a J<* and can never crt "*•!.»• uu-lr»* 11 I* unloading the otilpx at Hiedurtc* ou tbe i-ther >(de of the dtyrAnd. I ran wwutv you; tuitt U veryturd work and iM>or pay-."

A kuowuig I'.o'k .came-up"n t.nlgV*fniT 'Only f.«<U work.,til»'vniiul.' he».ild. "\VI»M< uuu plan.' »

vaunl. "What-yon ;-sll w l«dmu-l» ar-ranging to lake .uie> »uare of theCIKMI tlilu^n of-tile t-arth of which liehas been uujiwtly deprti ctt That I*till v«ry well for you, for If you getcaught you are not punlahrd. while 1- well. 1 would suffer the ]>*iialty."

eil. Lulgt whJ knew who nan Hiemurderer, went to htm and tuld himwhat llr bad beard.' It was agreedthat (ilovunul should be p«ld !**> lirefur th« secret tiUivttniil refused todeal with. «4iy one except *''<" persou

hut i-tii|M*nte*l to teill»n»%e titiil

tl"ii depended the •nfeti

•aRfJOMMm : «fftl IWiauietiU to wll In the Hrttl.U.^ J ^ " W J m J W * " s ] Ktiruiiesii. South African m»l AiMtra-

unii market*. A rv*Hlt l» « Illlile bu>|.mm uu|ir««T->Ieiit<i<l in luiuiU-r uf inl-liuie i t«i«iitxl and In \tttiie of Mtva. -

IbtK .itunH.Mi t» not that of tin' uiUahiitnr) Hll.l llll.le wuletle*. but if HI-I'leH In Hie tec'lhir tlaile . A pattlierlu ."lie t.f l ie l.ni;i«( Illlile lu.ll"*i In

"You know very well thai « hen youare tried yiiur frk^nds ire lu court.A wltne»» is lalled to Iwtif.v iigainitt>oli. You * laap >olir tuillilM.'.'ilKetlleCover >«ur Itreiixt doll>rou>l>. Tbe »j.tiieiM kuoua that if lie teatlfii-N aualtint

Tiifoiiun( t h e crim-

inal. TtiU riliilitenH the latter, ami.Vti..t>11• K thai tiln>»uul lin.t n.l'lwl til»maaler aud had IHH-II protected fr>uupuiiUhuient by the K.vlctv of crllulimla.he felt II would lie »afe to tiuat him.ll«- Iheri'forv aatrccd to meet tiliu rtndlieur wliit he had to »ay

\x'heu the tivo met <iioviinnl deuiuuilIMI IIU piiy ticfoi-v KI^IUII the Iuformirtlou: ( rluilinili do mil ke>-p iheirUio-ne.v lontf. and Hie muidei-ei', wiitmenituie waa AndriMt i'avelll. ..could I-SIHPonly a |iart of Hie aunt ngi'insl U|HIIIl.lowiiml luicptol it on lomllilou thatt'avellt Mri.uld ulve Ilia note for the

nrri> for. I'nvelll balkml at Hi If furawhile, hut vtheu liUnauul rviuludiHl

Mid thiit Hie "ill li'i> affiMted llltiloimikliii; and MI-IIIIII; In marked degree

Illtilt* niskem ami «t'ilerr .say tliat«lieti oilier huftlli«>t w bad I lie Illblfttuiitiit^ii* t« j£iNMi. 'riiii 5car. ticcaimtf,..f Hi,, war. the Illlile bUKtueiw of Hisunrlil.. aiive only lu lierimiiiv nud Aliatrln. IN iHraer than exer before. Thacti-vm (till reaih ."Hi |»r rent, II la e»-Huinlol Of the inihi'ii" ut war KngImi.I tn nffeclnl Inn illy m till tu uhllill to imnliiue lllMt'v tttif In Inalillltylo luaiiu/tiilttrc llletll II la bBllillikspi>(l4lam) him hint to i nil on AiuerUit forFiipi'tle" Snitluud l« alTetiml III Ihoaiiiuc vtuy I'laio-e Ima taki-ti to IllblinbiLvliik'. Hlnl KO ban Itii-nln" Kfen HisItetgttiiu mid SeriliinH have ktM*t uptheir pun Imwi

he willarraugiHl

I " k i l l . - . ! l i o n In a l l

uMi to ItWint ;_u«v^_ : ;

"I Mirelv «lo."

und IIH.I ii|.|>lle<l thiviliili l.illiil foruieuiltoi'nlilp in Hie Hoilvtv I'tti Muliiull iIliilunl I'roiiM-lloii he ionuenti-d' ami»Uhf. l Hie Hole Illliil lu n . lilovulllilIU*«IIIH1. '

The lli--*t liisttill-uienl * hill IIIK bci'ii|tnttl i;ittianiil >iihl Hie -pollfc knevtthat t ' a u - l l l u IIH tb«i liiuitleiei- «tf l-'I'tmi.rlli.-bill batl no.Hilill; "exieiit mui fi*I'liuoliv -aLiilliKt lljui. vvlilib would In;

Illlile I mill' III Alll . ' i lnl m e Dm UllletUIS.Ttie»e m e nn\v Ini.iliiM, *o Hie trade r»-IH.it-., .Vl.i««f llH.let, u yrH* Sli l i« IllpyIviinn Inn tni! » l \ venrn anb one, NewVni-k Ilitu lin^ old to them :n«ii.««llill.l. « lililiHni.K aiv loiuineK I n l t i a t -eh'i« who Iiuv. lllhTc" nud j'lit"!' IlleiiiIn hote l riuiinii. They tiet Hie tnonev\\\H\ H.lili li' lo luiy for Illblea fioilit linn belt III Vhlili'll .thel ttjtellk » l i e u

[it town*

Child Traming.The flrMi uiul uiost iui|Hirtuiit ele-

ment In HHVCIIIM'M )Chivrlh W reculnr.Ity in I'atlnir ami «lccplnit. Make the,„„, „„„„ ,;f ,tl(, <Uj. ^warm, ( l ive the full meal I n t h e Hild-J'Vll l -sedie of the day . ' ' ! f,,r

"Well. I lia*e~ll!.v eye on a rl Tl iliililwho ulioulil by llulll- illvlile u Illi lue.I IH-IIIK |«oi-. :, He In liukliu: for 11 Im!ler. Vio'io him 11111J wilk'll Hie p|:iee'.When Jo.1 «ce a <haiiie for a liooithaul make It. divide, with mo. 11ml I

, I fro

. 1/ you art- arreatMt .and tile.lj , , l l r r,Bj,t, that .\..ii

The Cook's Boat Soorats.A delicious cruHt may be formed tiiKiu

the top of a npnnxe cake by iluatlug itwith powdered augur before iiuttlni! ItInto the oven.

Kauanas fried in the fitt retualulnsIn the pan after linuBiuteM have liepnfried make a very nice dish to xcrvewith the fiauaage*. " '. llor&eradl&b I* the l^-»t relwU fur

A calm and hajipy chat or a. little j n r pnrmp,-,, ,! •».iigli.g with the .-children, before re- ! . G , 0 V l l l l t l l ,,,,.,.,, lpd propo-iilon.titlna sends, then, to » | w p In „ peace-1 W W 1 , ,„ u l | ) . ,,leu,,T M u r ( , i u „„,, „,„„!„.fu. stale of n,l,,dl|..iii | .lBg«iiM»-ami.r l>d „„. ,„„„„„ ,,f ,- l l tu.,, ,„ ,.,„,.,»excltliiK storim HIIIIIIIII lie nvtlili',1 Hielast hour before bedtime.

Teach Ilieni to vta^li clean uit:lit anduinrntni;. Ituli their feet uurm in coldweather and clothe them softly, warm-ly and' protectively, but not lienylly.

When us.il fnrternate with the little heu|is of horse-raillsh.

YVheu lioillUK HHII nd.l an onion tothe water ami sweet herb* tied in apiece of muslin. This Is u Frenchcook's Busitestlon and very timty.'

A dellcloiM treat for one's frlendu Inthe pveultii: In whlpiH'd cream

"ii-T'iJ^—'i— -»TTP'^-'->-O^IJ-U'—c=-lir?w''' ••.•.•.'.•'—^'t'."'iiii*r

mil-price. "I'll Wry little irllHi-iiliy,Within a unmtli lie left Mim-m « xerv-l.-e wi th \.l»*> lire, "lljill lie illviiledwl l l i l.uhii. i ; | in i i | in l H11-1 nr ic - l i i lMini trli i l . but tltr wlHieswii n^iilii-thim were- 'o»«il. andjln.'

t'i'lie irovi'l-linieut llnil Htereftire- set lireilI Hie " o n l r e i nf a ntilnali. win. « n « I"j eiitlirttit l'iivt-111 uhil HcrlUc rt l i l l 'hic• thiil •itiiUI not be •uppreMaeil hj1 Ibreain. All I'liM'llI huil In d o In l.ee|t.

hlluiii'lf i«iifo IVHI to ttewttli' of aii.i'noiniiu ivho fcechicil dliipo«eil'>o rumrhim. Hut i l lori innl . |e . lnn..l Hull MHNIIOII nn Hie |Hilli'e Iimi foillitl Hie firo|ierIH-IVOU fur I h e d i ' i o v he vmuhl know Itmill lioiild rimililillili'iile It to l.'iitelll. .. T h e diiy after Hila iimuix-cuii'iit budIHH'II in i i i i ea 1'iti't.v o f ' t h e t iiriibliijt'ilnrri-K|ei| t'uveill . nnd the "III. n » l n .iiiiniiiuiiilc*! 11 "it* tjioviinnl.

l i e h».| been l i i - lni . li-.| l.v I In- i;mel'llllienl .to t i t n k the miu i le l i - r nf

-iriclr-mfr iTOtraJ of elvltig ~~~ ' -^», .,. . . ^ . ^ , , , . T

aisfe• , „, , , er^Trrm. "''' 'll>v, <^^»^r^~^ ,«•''" '»

M f i d 1 i l i I i v

•unitary value of the threeedtea- fresh air, eiild water and eieri'l«e. ' •

nnd tlavorei! with a little uutmee.Serve this very cold. .

I>o not (lrt'HB Balad« »*ltli «u>;ar andvinegar (jr.solt and vlnecar. Th« latterla an aduilralile combUiution for acour-Inn brass, but not KOOII for one'K atom-icb'. t.W a mixture of oil niid"vinegar!"lightly aeanoned.

' CauM of FracklaaTAre you fn-ckled? Those little lirownots we call freckles are wi-u on the

s l £ '" s "' some-people, e«lH <-lally after

gaUaiKe >pb the part of tbe one In irbarge of this miraculous.deiH?»ltory ofbvsasure*. it may be made the. sourceof naamUed happlnenn for little con-

i or ieapurury<sl>ut-iuii.

you wleiit to the country .the pant sitm-iner or iilnyed-out of doors a great dealyou' probably have frecklen.

Freckles come on the hand* nnd face

The bome isltbe place where a child Iabockl be fraduediaudjuot lu society. |No mere jx»U*h or «blm will do; no jhired uorae or teacher i-an iicoomiiibh jIt: parents or those clilulreu live withmust practice coud manners them- ,telfea. H i e Mpther's Jlajjailne hns |

Itecaiiw those partfi of the skin ore un-

liav? inori' freckie»"lhan otEefsT.~T'orsome liebjile the" freckle!i~dtiifppenr^irn short tittle, while Jhey-Ktoyon othersfur a IOIUJ time.

The freckles ari. the result of thesun's actio'u on cells of 1lie skin, whichcause those /-elb* to'" produce coloringmatter which remains there for a time.

Breaking Through

Ill* friend- l.uii/l ami fcillii "I ilhcarii that Hie imi'bv are i n the trackof the murderer of I'mie-i-lli. wlio waatli'iic to ile.itli six IUOIIIII* iiiiii. 'I heyhave laid a trap, for him. ami he willBak«d Swast Potatsss. -

Cook sweet. |kitii|M*it until nearly ..done; then peel and cut In allces.' Hilt- T<"">' "'""y W;alk """ "I I T u linking dlnli, put III il layer of

Eprinklv v e i l %i'llh .yi'Kfti- ft"What trap';"".Al.1" t|ial. If ylve tnfoiliiiitloii I

I don t xine 11ti.H'ltiuninon; repeat until dlsb I* full, must !«• pahl fiHave the top layer of Ktigur. Melt a man's'life for nothing."tnblespowiftil of butt^r^ta.a cupful of Lulgl trleil In vnln to nei from «•!•»•milk, pour "over potatoes and bake a vnnnl (he inrtlio<l of |iri«tiliire «f tingulden browu. • . " itollce to trap the uiurdcrcr, but fall

{ . I O M I I I O H o f t i l l t l e r l u l l ) i i r e l l u l ^ e l i I l l l t i

liy Muri'lll with the iiiiilerxiiiiiillniifllllt .III' W IH of the. I'lll Illillllrt I .Ill'ltlmr Hie rolilu-r.v of hl i m.-ixlci- wu*fnki'il. .In I.IIIM wily lie Kiltiied the runIlilelire nf the rrlmllniN inul-NMi-ii.eiletlIn niM-.ui'lnj; Hie .wi-ltlen ev|i|eii'-i» net-ileil lo i-.iri v l . l 1110 llilllili'li'l. for (In-

.JlliliJUJjilii^ili bilii L'lven him wni llelilto be litiilitmoiiiit to a rnnfi^Nloii

CavclH " i n broiixhi to trliil, iimi I'Itllllllhtii- of Ills fl lemla WfilM lu 1'0'Mit;exiH'illmi to inrrjfy wli»(ei>«"i 1'IMVInul 11.1 iippm-tunUy.

Inl' the Mllt'll III. Ini'lr live UlliMmiw hitttille almost .all of ttio lllbli'^.TcfclniiiciiiH, imiier li.HiLt aud lijriliiulUlluil illn hirndlcil n|i li attlctly i-oiumeri lal Iwals. iipail from publlcutlnii »••-i-li'llf*. of tin" ri'ilHlnuH Imillen.. Timliirgcut uf Hie Illbln boiinet. with heiitli|iinl IITH lu Ihu illy, ii'iuirts liln in.urnftlrlltte (11 III unle nf l,l»«l,imil lill.l. •< IIyear, a liirm-i uiiiuln'C.thilii III illiv |.n< IIMIX "yt>.ir. ij>ii<< mini i-llmn|ftl Hit'Illlile mui I'liiu-r li'.nl. trniie In I Imlulled si iir- in I'.'.ym.iitHi ii >fin

III I .It- rm the I'llcMtllili trmle thlKyear an' wild In iHi ilirrnrwnt "siyle^.mi.I Hi.) Hell, ut from -'" t't'lila to toil

Jit Sill

WM__ply fVir tiie to iu iuvn Inl trade, npnit

In.in Hut pul'lltiitl n t h l i c a uf Hieii'lluli.tu litHllea, iimi they sell at retailnt r ioiu |.I ecu)* lo $:>i a ntpy, Apartri..in Hi.. ll.lhlc mili'i In tin' fetfiiliirii . i . lf Hit' Alni'i I. ii.li Illlile untiely liiniln

, lil.t Jeiir-'J.'UIHM Illltlen. IT.S.imil 'I'eilll., iiieiiiN and ill I I.M»M»m itorllntii. o i

in.nr. limn '."„'•••' i.' aa I In nil. In nililltloii,

For the Paper's YoungeHReaclers

uhi-MUl'l fur H t' MiH-teiy.

Moravian Mutionarloa .Fraad.liluhl .Mtiiutliin lnltKloiiaiJeH nf (Ivr-

....ail I'll Hi, n l i " «i'H' taken to Hi.Inliii •<. X. I•'.. f"r liiieiiiiiienl.Moiiie tltuu.,;.,, uu . fion. .luirk -lit .MmlcstatluiM Mil-Hie l.iiliniiloi• i-oiift, iiuiler diipertlaluii,f l l...t« .if I I... ^e ' 1 fnOfltMlllMl ''I'M'

SOMETHINGA HIVDCANMAKE; Youthful Winner of High HonorKnitted Swaatar For Dolly That Small

Auy Illtle ttirl over 'seven years oldmay lie tuuitht to knit, nuil the liouu-ly accomplishment muy relieve herfrom ImnHlom innity 11 time Inter on illlife. Here la a simple direction for

Hint yilU.beaiulie tu tiu; fancyof the youthful knitter. 'IncidentallyHUU.WIII leorii u lot about knitting. .

I.HC out! bunk of Hbetland'1 wool luniiy preUy color and a pair of knittingiireilles about Sa. ?> size. Cast an twen-ty stitches for the back f tbo sweaterand knit twenty rib*. Then cast on.ten more stitches, knit across and cast,on- ttn at the opposite aide. You. hateon the needle now forty stitches, whichKire* the width from sleeve edge toaleeve odh'e. When you have knit tenrllm the uleeves will lie finished up asfar ns the shuulder line. About eightstltrbes may be bound off for tbe backof tbe neck. - Klght stltcbefL from tbeforty on tbe needle leaves tblrty-^woatiti-lica. Bo When you have knit halfof tb« tUtrtytwo or slxteeu (titcbesbind off etfillt fop thp npclt iwn/l cnn.

tUme to knit acroai th« remainingsUteen stltohes.

You most now abandon work on thewhole sweater aod flniab each frontseparately. To do tlib) slip off tbe six-teen stitches on tbe opposite side uf"the bound off portion ou a big safetypin and fasten securely. Take theempty net-die and commence

.liiliuLnry. T In1 -ineii were ordi.Tcd !•#• > t'i St. .lohu'i* lit 11 Illfle 'W'hrll Hit*01 inliii'iil f i i in il Illtitj It mlxllt In)

,^-^)14<A-f^t-Uwiii-W-'imi»iiilt lnfiii:uuti_11 HI reuittilluu 1'onMtfil loudlt lo i i s to'1 . 1JJ11111 ven-l'l-i ivlihll It iras Kllapei't-< I inlulll l l .ne ii'il.lii'il lliuHi! Wlllvrn.

r c o l i imNtiiaii'-i'H hi'inu Mlveu liy the

IUIH'ICM -tuut Tney >ver« lim . en.In nny lileiial il. n and thai they

liirtt by itie aiithnriHi'st Hint Hl"l t'lniulilj he H-rlllllll'i! I'i le-! tiiin.. The> nerc^i'-'-oiuiianled by fouri lui'lnliei'H nf the' i-'iiintnbillAryi wh<«! wui-i' iiiMlriii'li"! (>' Mi.|i*'i'vl»e their mulli anil nil tlieir^'-ouiiniiuli.'utions with);Mlilppbn . •)£{?!' l i'J a*t finning v<*HaptI Imi* left Lithrnd'ir w-aterK for tliv aea-:; HOII the cot.9labli*H will cotnc uut ou' Hii' fliiullrlp of lln* luii II stcmnslilp.I ImrliiK Hie winter the tnftiH front

l.fthrM<lffr, wild b iiri» brought Notitli tiij l'c[U* iHle.Mlrbit und trannferrml a'.'r<Haj' lo.\i-wfi;iindlaiMl. wlieji HM> li'c-comTi.j ll'iriH iillow, will In? 1'cunorod In Ht, *

Sslacting N i m i i For Churehos.i'tlJoilfmu-ii/i ve not. 1JIM.|I given to

In England the hlghext award for bravery d »oldler.can get I" the Vltturln'eroas, Tbla 1» a medal honor for whlili every nubtler vrorks. It Is nimatinl

of tbo Kec'ond Maucliester

where Hie eudlof your worsted IsL.Knit as far as tbe bound off place awlback twice, which will give yon tworib* for the nhuuldcr. Now cast onsix atllchcA to make the front wideenough and knit across tbe twejtytwostitches for Im rows. Tbia completesthe sleeve. Bind off trader tbe sleeveTor ten stltcbM ithe original numberyou cast ou for tbe sleeve* and thenkult ncrtt«» aud across, stralgbt downtbe front until tbe front Is as long astbe back. Klnbtb tbe oi>posite front inthe same way and sew up tbe under-arm seams with a bit of wonted.Cuffs uu> be knitted on ibe sleeves, ifdesired, and even a little collar added.

i im-nl. w h o W»» g iven III* de<ofilll»li; Is 'My lilheteeli ye«f» ol<l. l i e WU»• front only six weeks when he was promoted from corporal tn sergeant To[gain tlie Victoria cross on top of tills U ludeMl a brilllsiit record. l ie was re-

xponslble fnr recovering a treutb from tbe fw, taking sixteen prisoners, l.k-u-teuaut Leech im a recent vi-lt to hi* borne In Kniilmid Inspected the buy scoutsat the Morton Lane school at Mantliester, of wbtcb be Is u graduate.

i-hiirilii-ii. Vvry fmv arv failed by HIM

fmry uml KUiiimoiijTrif-'ao styled. 'Tint**-iiiiiiH- «>ntcuary IHU II tvort9niMier.•"KIINMI iiKittiilng uihiJiig us, inul we jilium-roils lueiuoi'liij i hiinhi-sI hi! tmnii's of hinbop* or benefacturs.The r»*»t are r»lb<i| "Mrsf cliurc,li or

lit Hie » " li''ilii"J foi HIM mi ret on ivUU'll

Prsjndi«sd'Wbat did Uw poet mean WIMW be

called hia coontrj tbe land of ibe free. and tbe ho«ne,of ihe brave.' papar

«*)&e was ptoiiaMjr referring tq bacb>clpn and nxrrttd M B . " wJd <*»

Soouting t« Build ChsrseUr.Kvery ateji In tbe boy scout program

U but a meanji fo tbe end of buildingcharacter. Tbe variety and Interest aswell ajt the practical knowledge lu-kured by tbe tenderfoot, second CIIMand first clans te»ts. are after all but ameans for holding tbe Interest of tbeboy pledged b» tbe scout oath and tawunder sorb leadership as «riil bringabout characterdn-vetopoirur. Likewisetbe whole scheme, or merit badge* 1*primarily,fur Uds same purpose. Thefont* of troop "TganixaUon. the scptit-

cooiKfl andtoieed tbe nattooal cotmdl•Ml all of its «flJeer» ate-atoo1 but ameans to thtoetML^ ' r-T.* .1,1'

Exchanao., To ploy ibis giune'one' r»'*yer I": bllmlfoWed and slatid* in the center.j Tbe other player* sit In chairs In a clr-; tie around blm. Tbe players are num-

bered «iius«Cut(v«ly from on* to tilehighest number playing.

Tbe game starts wltb ibe blindfold-ed player calling out two numbers,whereupon the players with thesenomUtn must exchange places, theblindfolded .player trying to catch oneof tbe-playera, M as to obtain one of

- In this game no player must go out'aide of Uw e|rei«, but any other de-vice may] tw.oaed to escape, capture,aaeh M attWpm* CWf Plfc a p ^

th«ty air lociiHfl. A writer In the 7,1 v-iii|| Chiiri'll .has ciaaalHed Ibe lledlin-ilium of i),Wil l'rotiMiaiit Kplacofialclilirchea In Auierlis, He fluds 000ImvliiK the uanm HI. Joun, 554 of »t.Paul, .SUi of C'lirtat, 472 Trinity, 4)0(Ira'-e. elf. A list of sixteen dedica-tion* sApplIint iiaun-n for two-thlnls otall tlie" I'liurtbes of (hat commuBlon,

Poiaon In Young Ratlletfiakas.Observations on live rattlssuakea

*bvwr tint the poumi glanda becomafunctionally active as soon a* tha>aiiflktrs liesln to •birnrvr, thnaatlvta,whlcb must be verr soon attar birth.KxperinwiiU ou tha yftuijjt>«aea sixduys after Itlrtb proved tbe pnatnc*or venom in small auaatttiaf. Expert-meoUh made turc« tooatbs after birth,showed that conalderabla renom ls>secret«I, as a plgson mocutetad attlus Out died Itrtw* hoor* with ta* - \

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THI CKAMPOftD CITIEBN; THURSDAY. JANUARY 27, -frt-zr^~

LAYMEN ffiRJNK ANELABORATE PROGRAM

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HE WAS VAIN AND GLAD OF IT

Th**, foe. He Hat) en Oectinete »*ra*n*llty TJwt tnafctwaa) Him With aP**ittv* Ocnlue f»r Putting* Htm**lfIn th« Were! P»«*il>la Light

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enco and * I H O W K thatJo »JI •erluua IHW1 In mt"l» nildet uf tnarknl t.Usllira.

(Utd IMIHII.W nt-rInniter In liurthncai Cmuitla, ho JMUIMftiflke to lti.>rcuHll atuiJ> .yt Ut

a* longat Wtajtlngtoa lived I lie c<»iefry rrfUMa) la louk upon en/ on* eUe•* lit real hrad.

The *-•» of IJM trantgreiiauf uuj bebard lnd**d, but It la a path of r««Mrompared with the tbvrtiy road tbe torrenaor to a popular Wul niu.i tread, andwhen en* rated* th* tnullf e.tpraaaa.1uptuloa of Adania' parly frteoeV andparty Matale* ohe'a «ynpalhl*« go oatto the raao upon whom Waabnuituniprealdenttal nuintle fell.

"Ilia auperHuoua btgnueat" w«t thetitle the> oppuelllun bad tuggeatni' furhim la in* daja when dHwijaalim rniifilaa.lu what Ibe lil«b ..dl'lala of tbr gnrernineirt wern to b* railed II* hailgreat learning, grwn pairtoiUoi aud •„lUiqucnrhabi* eplrlt. liut o»rrlrUig andeiir*lo|>lng ihem all

far dnlag aad

^ p a « > Win iiisu lUaT uu uur rtHMrl«<M:r. "fharp

ari> a u.imtjm-..f looka (bar » , baUluH> Mrtrod «<• luirr rwut vbk-k » •n>.• ..Kvrr imviat all Tl»r an- BTral

awt.i « lot alMHii »lirW iiuii read a tutJtlani' <IIMU, lllxl |»oilili> « ho • • • u u # tit

,» -•> tl«.f «rr KCrUt IHMk* HOOWtlitiM * r htiif 4rU-il to r« ad andl

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tu rrad allIUI uf

•'T»i.t JirtK-fc.' We half trl»d tu re»d"ft t*ittr Miiyea and ..'ould fiVver get Bv«'l««ea. Int.. U ' ' •'

i i.p Vli-ar of « aaefleld " We bai taltfiiii'ied tt at l»aa| mi ||ui*a and

tiling*, for appearing at Hi* wont p.*>ilil* (dtantage.

A member of hie rabbiet onr* taMof him that whether be Wai "aporlful..pla>ful. will/ , klud. fold; drunk. Winer.angrj\ ea«.T. miff, j.aU.ua. < atele«<. n ulloua, nuiudent. iloa* or i)|*n" ue «n'a

lluiml Dlwnja ao lu I lie droug plan-.id ttlth i l l * wroiig p«.ri»(iQ." * .

Tlie_ liliidljr IrankHn

"IiauiD'a I'liliif < ..uirUv.- -tV* ba«cIKH.II u-'iiikt agabut ilw t arj traieilatUni, »blvli mtf turn? U a fuud »n«, atioa«t "Hit- a frmt tor l«ffnt>- / ran , aud* t m i l l (<•! lul i iwtn] III it Yrt U|ilutui- prmMMit uxiuMotit <tf ba»f alvayaurrtrmliH] tbat we bad rrad all uf |Ctiuij likrd ll.

l*m i^iiU.iir •• w* ii«T«* r«ad a litllr "f II. aud we know all tbv uaifalibluva that are nakt tlK.ut tt, m i d w e

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KI|«.III uf rktkul* iu tti* lilfli-rniwanull. . uli.-.l blui "that iHilltlral i l l !l '

AUallia Ibi.iiKlrerraled and nu . beiuui|u« pre»ldeuii bit lurn waa ambllluua.lu make a

rerurd iirlllluut euougb lu uterahaduwUhii It waa rertalulj uu eaey laak.*eu «IIlimn Hi,, haudliap uf Adntu«

oballuate peiaunalllyII* kne» that lie waa vain "Tnank

(loil l . iui IU1' be eidnluieil "VanltA

er rup <if life go diiwu" llul llI Ha lluaeriint after taateEmnd

Tfiat~~njH\K all~lbi- liiliigirtbai at*iMUalljr MUi atmui | , , furwbkl i w» ».,(JBft. t'UI we dim i really Ilk* u. H'puNua in a|»j.p; j | . aet-tua lung drawn out• f f'l i l u i u a / tutia .... ' '.'... "';:-'•

lt.f«W(|la IJfr of ,JII||||«,ID.''~" W..neicr rraij an/ uf.lt llul ».. time |ir»lenitetl In autl have |>rHen<M st ilin< .

lIn quote,liwhleula froui llaxai. «'|iu tbr..||irhlvut>

W.- hale alwa.ia luflrIIITI' familiar

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Cttr—I'M. H «> A. M.^ipafagiS.

m~Kie.pt N*»*ra-Throuarh train, to .j,

INN,f. ATGA*. Pray.

Auto Partlct 5*rvcd on Short••• . ;•• . N p i k » : . . . • • ' • • . • ;

Chlckm Dlnneri a-Speclalty.Urdara taken for HOHKMIA Hot.

tied Boor at ttw Ion, fur' delivery atnaaldenra* tn Kenilworih, T ITbiirtiUya anil Haturdayi.

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d bliuoelf a uialvb rur tbe dlplumala uf Kurune"- Adatua rrteutwl tin-uarruw uiarglu I,/ wblrb ui< bail I meli't'U'il, falllHU Ulularlf with auiue I'll

UHI |>rr«hlriit of three >.it.»Ulll/p"

A «li« piealdrul. rau Iv tiuio>...l InK abtw uf fr»ge~gr*piiyiinrinir

>a|Mi'lty. anil JeffrrauD reuialimi. >ueter prvaeul atid hrltaUux Ibutn., InAUaun aide. Adallia bad. I'mmi! ,libard iu Ivaru aud ao.-rin tiierule Ur urn uilfO Ii/ tlio ul».e.aud he e«l :drull; luuk nuuie •ilUfaclluu Iu liupreaaiog tbe tame um-uuneiiial lraauu<opun lila amveuor.

.lefTeraou aaaerted tba( he wan ni-vei

THE TREEON THE ROOF.

An Old Building Cuttem t* Prspitiata• tn* Pagan Qedi

I'Id juu e»er aiup lo tbliikv wU> a uliuf nruaiucul In I In- riirui uf . unvrn

ill««l trull, gralu ur Huxera l» n)iutNi luyallalil^ ailtied iu tht> gaMe'dra tiiKbli' bullillug >n.l ««•$ fivgurullttu llw KUIII* uf aujf oilier tyjio uf tuilkl i.IngV l)n >uu kuuw why the lightning jruda uf our graudtatbera were bruu. h 'ml ut tin-ru\l» like llttie Itv* alitl »Li I

us. <a M man

Hess Bros.,- ' • • • • • • •

Hi)«blR|, Hiatlng .n« Tinning,

7 8. Unlan Avanue.

rel.suj CRANFORO. N J

. IW.

CHAS. E. DOOLEY

meiit after Adaiua bad Ueeir twu JJIXlu |Hiuer Ami Ue did nut nuke ttit-rhatite lu tbe tium«ro\i» UHKKI uf alater Incumbent, who u«ed tu declare^ w o M « a i h » i K r T volily. uuce aud tbal > waa ntxiut th,.wiirdlii( uf a TbankairlTtug prutlauial

I l)ell*«* he alwajt liked me." Adafua aJuilited ln~'I~r*tnjaiiect"i^ K

tlfrTtTlil" tl«

lu faateua bram U uf i HIT HI uu eaiuf n.iu In tbe ti.puiual peak uf a hiiua'i'lli<t liu» |ir\.|iii"«iirU «D rar lu tlie.uut^i-uf ruuiliiu ilnti, tbat (lie ruftrra uri' In|ilaie? I'uuiilljr tlie culiUui'tor luunh^thevplahlv' KIIFU hn In aakt'il ktuiul tinuialtor. alvlng uu other ica^.n ilmuthai Ilia father alwaya. pruvlilinl ill,,blnla with noiiie grain or uftVrwTibtjuTa'gu^u'lirauih tu rr*it Iti.

' lUf fail U that llm hirija bui» untiling nImtevrr lu du nlth tbe i-unluiuIt la purely religious In IU HlguluYnni'vauu eutlrely pagan It bail lt» bi-«luliin'i livfure I'lirlatlunlt) wua "lultktetlmi tin- liaitiiitluua uf the uunh" Tlu>gable of a bulldlug wai r»|ii,»..«| i,.iiolh «fii.) nnil lluliliiliiif, nu ttit' ^IMNuitiMt l^t.'|iri»piriuti^l I'ur UT.it'uu tlivrt-»a« a aumll evvmrven tnv mnl 'Milint Ilirrc wax u luimh uf n<>«t.r» If.

nnlal ATenue,CHANFOKI), N. J

rn>ni« Ctialr* tu Hir^

a J. wi

Fresh FruitsA»D

BVERYTHINO THBAFFORO5 OF THE B88T

QUALITY.

Prompt Scrvicaaatl ._Courtcotu TrcatsiMt

Q.J. WEINKE5 Eastman Street

_ _ _ _ _

(HucoMaur to Pbilipp.Jtho)

House. Sign, and -Fresco Painting.

"lala ana O*«*ratl>«

Paper Hanging—AID oaaisa o»—

, Varniiand Wall Paper.

Telephone 2».Jt.

> JOHN T. KANANE,Ml Estate and lnsuranc1 Choice Houaee, and Slore for

.Halo.

COMM18.S10NEK OF

l>oaat Offloo Hulldlnsi

KUNILWORTH, N. J.Tel. l«a.W, Ctaatonl ' .

H.S, WOLFFand OPTICIAN

Kri'tn-h Qucka and SWIM WaUlkuItnpikirinK ft Specialty, at Iteaaanabl*I'rictm Old LHIIIUM Iteplaced andHreacriptlona Filled. All kinda ofOptical Ouuda un hand. . . ,

All Work Guaranteed for

JobbttiK ol All Kind*I Pike'i

• whilefatur oT thr gi.nl bud utru

thyy | rIbe rt*n>ii|uny 'iiulat !«• llnlallnl l l i e i lmIbr liuua,- una Uuue liv Ilii' bunilun uI bo little lrw.ur-t.be wlibcrnt fliiweiH

i n buticb uf Kralu.wua tl«>d tu |ii- l^tefd-lhr-wflrt leHwrar vl tli

iU'Ulb ITIHI, MI that he would bnMeu u

"Thf Wi»eiii1< Taak of Our Churvb.'t'otiffttiiife* !.)• Ji nominal limaH»rlUI»- l.Mdfra. K A. A»nr. Jotm M

UwtConjws.tlDnallata — Leader, K. y n m

a-uiih. ' .,Cplaroiial-Ijpitilrn. Bluhop W. R m M

Iv, g M Uiitiliiif-r Charle* 1* Krr.' . John U Kort.

Jera. David WcOuaiu«M, William r «ch»ll

• fiv ililLr.

"Outatand-Irf I rnu-ni .v«nla." "How Shall ~ * K»-FWllmi a.,! « h>"' "What l'oflc)' ahaji

I 1'Them*. lll

.Call "1*<t tnlnw

U . CAt VCK HALL.n«* to tha World

wot*'a.

th* Fkr

yr. u.

REV. S. HARRINOTON UtTEUU

ua h«\» Im4 tutli varl«.l'«rn| tlnllUm «»

I be AHwlran RiuwctNU .hutvli t»lMlonlimikau Mi Ultrll «trli»J I,, fhn,»II!**,,1" " ' " ' " ' " • ' ""»• »' I I » t « ur.t h . i k H . r i i t l i l r a k ,ln Ittv. Jll l»!l hr

i-».rti.,« , u , , „, , h . ITV0lutluu. in t»,-.t,,n »a. in « h.,uw n w fftx*» mat lu w»j)rl, !4r Lllun WM liVin,paaeetulO. «ltln.ui Hi) MM of ittiat WIJIn th« wind lint auUM of ttir pUoa f.uthe r»\.ilutlon »«r» inaJ. u wa*Ihwuah Ur; Uttril, »»r« .Ml.

t I im: t h t h B

j j j idiubilatratlun. rbenbe wtalied tu bt prealdeut of tbe United 8l»tf«. niid.l aloud iu hla way. S<.be did eviTjtbliif tbat be could t« fullme down Hut If I tbould quarrt-lwllb blui fvr Ibtil 1 mujbt qiitrrvl nllher«ry uue I bad tajtbtnt to do witht tlf* • • • Brld /•»• *rcc brar tbeHUM: , - . " . . .

"I lor* avr IrlanJ aa well a* you.Hut why aliouM bm ubatnict my »l.n r

"I furglre' tuy eneuil** end bope tbe)may Uud mercy Ui be*Teu."-"Our .SaIHJU In the Bulldlu*." by Ueleu Xu-olay. lu Ccutury Ma(aila*.

partlrnlar umiip• « r » i ' • ; • • • ' • . •

;*t. I .mill tilobe I

"Splendidlike yuur »In'ii- fur I

i you

And >vbere would 'youi It lu «lt? l.|w'v« tlvk'efam.-irk. 4 tuarka aud . liik-vudv Illaetter.

P. O. Box 156 - C ran lord, M. J

iflMILLO MASSfl,

One Year,

ike's Store, 8 Trust Co. Bldf.Telepbone 801 \V

w-HiriE, o. *. ntvm.nn

General Contractor.

Schafer A Neumann.Maiona and Cortti1

c««««o«D. a. j .gaUmatat Fnrnl.hu] on atl alaaaaa of work.

Or-Mnc, - Concrete Work. | Telephone 153 J_Uflft{9Cellars Bxcavated,

5«w«ra, Sidewalks, BU.

CRANf ORD N. J.

j O a r w u o d , N . J . ,

f-O

MarkussonASHES ANDCalling Hie •luff.

••I'm awfully aurry that my eugago

^^buvr .^r^w^^^ARBAGE. COLLECTORI*.. O. II.>_ ifltu

CHANKOHI)

MBASONABLB PRICES.

J. C. W. RflNKIN,•I • - - . AND ': • '[ MASONS'MATERIALS.Cement Slag" Sand

Sewer Pipe, Etc! Office. 11 Kaat North Aventt.'

CKANFOHD. N, J.Tali-phone KM.

W**l*y'a Father and W»l*y."Oue vlerk' well kuown Iu fain* wbu

took aimtr nnj |UT(d hla pipe was »atuel Wealej.. rwlur wf Kpworth. l.ln

* l T 1*35* lie tmtu I ""aSSs"'liT

raw miM-iunaa, wti«n I'm tr.airlifc

pralaea;In thaa*

ina rifcWhat rax cvini^r. «uh » n>b«cvo plw?Itunxl. cocked a»u toueLt. twuuld Iwltei

tal a maaThan iti. Bath rMoit.nr Hcorth w«nn

In* nan'Samuel'*greater*ua.Juba WeaM/.dM

uot abitr* tb , parental late, of-a pipell» epok«_of ibe uae of tobawo aa "auuucleeuljr and unwboleaotu* aelf Iniuujeucr" aud deacrlb^l anufllttf u a-aUly. uaatj. dlrtjf " \•ter Oaiett*.

."ountn In im: that th*W f B u r rn t th* BtiK^p*! f B u r r

•an «W« ts mert In aoo>. meaaur* tbe uttaoedUiarr demaiHlt and ppportunltlw r»«uUUi« fromJhr remlutlun

the pnwpect or unbearable burdtMia Imp i w d by w«r taxea, will aeek the onlrpesalble refuge whk-h win be tu thlaeountiT. Th« Inflow vt thee« mulu-tude* wttt) (belr racial aoapkloiu and•AUpathtea, latejrtlfled b? the bat* «n

Whit tut Well R*v*al.d.Ou* of the ant deep well* drilled tn

the »*»t waa pat down Bear no i l , , .Net. by th* Ceotral t%tUc railway In•SSI. bi a *earcli for good water. Tb*boHn» reached a depth of S.TBO feetbut the water obtained waa of ren

? at* «nt Utc pfMeul war, will

t m e a o f rompUciur the taak ufQ>* that^bf la aattmUttUt tntM mu-

1*. <^UI *oet»°»«»™«> » bed of -petrl•*"" «£•••* «»J tb. record aute. tba,at t^W fe« weU pnaerred -redwoodlimber" waa tooad—Arcvaaot .

.Nat only atrtt* wlkaa toe lroa la hot.t J - U « ao, fc, « k t a &

SPINACH GELERY

LETTUCE

J . FT.

To randttwr««U of oiwhioh thU bt

Thel

Lnok

GRAY BURIf" ,106 Union A'

tow pricesQoodi-whioL costmost expensire inomj its wise to 1<best To buy he

"inTeatmenfTn oiperfoctiou. -

Cranford. War