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”My Poverty. that to his hurt
to pro-rd her hurt, nor felt the deadly
.ultrunnornw theilreothell
eye- thu foretell Drute'r cell.
And her rolls who, tinting, teel her dnrt.
ll. hen-rid he dwelt with her owl.
‘l‘hr t ware one. illnmlned through how‘-
I
her. and rhi glowed. e lumhent our:
brand the bird-came at literall—
, were pestle, her fuce wee fnlrto
I.“ hit lady‘r preteen near and for,
.30 new our world a» Adorn are the full—-
“lave trenoagurer even Poverty.
—-Duurieo Franch- Been in Century.
7 BONEY’S ELOPEMENT.
Who tolled you ’nt I erer runned nwnyl
mildouht eomebody'r tellod you unmp’ln'
I nether about some er my capers and
Wn’vupr when I were more younger and
{riskier than I kin say I am there praeut
What time, which the rheumatizim
Inyhock end the ‘mlzry in my jints it
putty nigh leid me out time and origin,-
though with the reckermen’u of Squall
{elation I been a-useing of his wife's 'iut-
that and llnlment, o-ruhbin' of my jlntt
and backbone o' my spine, as you may say,
hedonht much use, seem like to me.
Inlu’t o Inyin' of it on to Sitter Johnson,
bro pkulner and n more sympaeiziuer
omen than she is I don't know where ,
‘ you'll find her. And I nint no mindouhts?
)1an the Iiulmeute and ’intm’ente the so;
good“ ter perjnoe and reckorrnen'. nud
wholeheheen u—ueln' in her own fnuibly
gwlne on thirty yearn, hand runnin’, is
good for some tort o' mizry and ailments,
Iflo be they slut :t-doin’ of mine much re-
ltlvement.
And though here I be, ulncbein’ and n-
‘ main’, nlul whovin' of tribulations and
plins what I reckon come nutchel with old
‘ folks—gl’n peoples special, ter pay ’em
heck for come 0' the bedeviiment they air-
l'lotl on in they young days—they wn’nt n
livelier young buck nor me, and nobody up
to more dederilrnent than I were in the
whole county 0’ Lee, which the same It!
mulled Sumter, the part where I have
, my present residench, and in n-been a-iiriu
in for fifty your and more.
Ya, rirreewl were it high ilyer in them
,dnyl, and I knowed erer gal in the‘ county.
. Notuthere were no mighty many of ’em
iuthem days. lack what ’tis at the present
times, when it all nettle up with folks.
, omin’ from foreign part», and gals is
: Milton u nigger: in town of a circus
by. But what they was of ’em I knowed
’01:, and I may say hedoubt contrulictin’
«matchin' of the blanket, as the myin'
“fittflleo’ted about half of 'em at that.
, I“, lie—a feller in them days wn’nt no
,wbere hutch he went to teen gal ever’
do! In the week. and all day of n Sadday
.IIISundoy throwetl in for good men»
’i
I had one o' the puttieet little new» you
ever th'owed your leg arrow, and she
knewed erer’ road in the county, and they
ain't many hitchin' posses she ain‘t had a
nibble at, if no he she were no unfortnit to
hoof I stump ruckin’ habits, which I’m of
opinion, end knows on well as I known my
mname, film wa'nt. And “for main',
Iboeould do it the putt-m you ever seen,
In!) hold her own ugln any in the wrintyi
"the whole rate 0’ Georgy, though nhe'
did have the habits of Brllllflkln’ and anhy—
II’, ’ when a strange pullout: were
Mlln’ of her, or she were held rid oi
o med whet Al!!! wa’n’t use to. And it
were that some heal habits—if no be you
thought nailed it er habit which it who
”mighty fmkwrnt the done lt—whnt got
. me into I perdickerment, and bumfoozlcd
locut’n the puttyent gel in the county,
which I might wheen married to her at
three present timer, and like amun' in
“that tillt’nin' to me, or out in the
. ‘yud thalin’ 0’ the chickens, nir’ one, el
wheelie were my wife, ‘ntid o’ hein' Tobe
Jnkim'
. for it'were Mn. Tobe Jeni-m... I’oiiy
Ailey-Ind to he—whatlain't e miw
‘ doubt you hyeerd 0" me n-mnnin' nwny
Old man Athley «are from Cherokee
when the Injius were fuat driv' out 'n this
country, nod heoetlle wry up on Slut-kn»
In rome’m. where Pint-hole nettlement
Iowk. ldooe moot foruit tbelny o'the
had in them pom. it been no long since I
' been up shun there I can‘t my fornbo‘
whrr’houtr the place ik—they’r been or.
' Inhofclenrln’ up end Chungin' of line,
, tracer and male. lint I ain't ulcer-l in
It“, lfrobe l were u bettiu' man, which I
lh't bet on n hm» more nor e mutter fight
lot Mblu' elite, lol three nmuy yenn
“Mined the ”IMIWI rin't nioerd
tot-rt, If I had that mm eyedentercnl one
which I been e-umkin‘ of. all I'd have to
do u w elk! elk! elk! luck that, air, and
ebe’d rtrtke e trot, end never Mop tell eh:
hit the lame ryedentercol rpm when I
If to ’llght when. of it Sunday or n week
. night, I ure' to go to tree Polly Ashley.
Ignite, the knotted thot road lock it
leuhehauenlmelkin be ultltc
’ ‘mnM'm the travel It the freak»
- went—two night» of u week. end «of
My too, when l wm ounlivnntln’
row-I Pblly Anhley, nod Mprctin' rotor
.Ilfltornothrrtomheriflth herpleee
tho-‘hwhrnrhemerriql him’l‘ohe never
‘Mlnimrtohtr nine, whichtbeeenu
Htwmnndfiflleyin’up to git-until.
Nominee- hekellthe timelwere m
' mo’ Illa Polly, enter with
I'I end coolly pnllin'r and
end quiltlo'e. and my
btrko-etro- Salem meetiu' hm oi
rlrtpmlheloot
Down they go. 1600 point to be sold at a
he were oulckin' fodder he mu, ”No, by
to
lions. :Then he 'lowed “
zled if it'll any 0' my business; I won’t
gwine ter git her, and that's enough."
15 Per Cent.
portion of thorium]: must be told in order to make room for
CDlllllD mi
”Sb"... this opportunity which is offered at the famous Boot
store of
an. HARVEY, +
70 DIOR‘I‘II ”Alli STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ml he’d be dod busted ell could hove
r." ,
'l'hem wo‘nt hie eyedentercrd words end
pemck lumldges. but if I moyro uy,.he
need tech lungwidgee,» folks whet’o jlnd-
ed to the church don’t use common look,
'rpoeiol a Sunday, and he we'nt meaty-
nwuth about sayin' of it. nuther.
I not him if, he thought he no reusable no
’xplnln to mewhut mou ht be his ob -
e'd hedum us-
I toiled Polly thnt it ’peared to me from
the huekumsstnuches that no be if we went.-
ed to git jinded we have to run away.
Polly the bummed and bowed about it,
and mid ltlle were ’frold of her pn; but
utter nwhiie the give her eonneotu, and we
not a night to run.
I went to Cousin Zeke Bucom, what
Were livin' up lh Marion, jinin' the county
line, and tolled hint whut Polly andmo
were wproglkin terdo, end not his advices,
and be my: ”Bully for you, Boneyl You
bring the gul to my house, and I'll bore
the preacher there, and all the young folks
in the neighborhood, and my wife'll git up
plenty o’ titties, and I'll give you a big in-
fair."
We made it up uvtween us that I were to
wait out by the emvpen next to the med. ,
where there were some scrubby blackjack,
with two honecswue for mound one for
Polly.
ter supper Polly were to make some
'ec to slip out’u the house hedout roisiu’
of n rumpus. They cut slipper by yearly
candlelight, and 90cm after it begun to git
good (lurk, nod the moon were a-risin’, I
need Polly n-ulippin’ than the shmb'ry in
the gyurden, neomin’ todes the cowpen,
where l were hidin’ 'niongst the blackjuck
lumbar.
l gin nsoft whistle to let her know I were
nwnitin’ for her. I he'pt Polly en the lit- ‘
tie nag und le'pt on tother’n, and then we
put oil down the road toyleetfomiin Zekc'e.
“it Here ever bit. 0' ton mile we butter go, ‘
and we were jla'l. uvgwiue down the road
elipityelip, when oil I once the ting gin to ;
thy luck she seen sumpin', and Polly she ‘
sereocb out and soy elm ekeerll. Then the 1
ring she stop, and wouldn't budge a inch, :
t‘xcep' to begin n-uhyin' and n-prnucin' and
n—ehinnyin’ around.
Polly my, "For the Lumi's suite lemme
git ofI’n thin critter." I say, “No; I gwine
to make her take you to Cousin Zeke'e,”
nnd I gin the nut; a bunch in the belly.
Tin-n what should the little devil do but
hump herself and send Polly n-elmotiu’ up
in the air, and come down kerilunk u-eet-
lln’ in the middle of in sand bed.
I le'pt off‘n my boss and run to be‘p her I
up, but Polly say she ain’t hurled none!
and ehe drnther be nrsettin‘ there on the'
ground than on that oil fired nag o' mine,
all be them wa'nt her prezuck csepresstons.
When I see that Polly wn‘nt hurt none,
the look so funny uoettin' there in the
middle 0' the mad I just bust out u-lnugh-
in’ lit to kill myself, 'ci‘tw l thinks It
peanen her up some not to he tukin'of the
nitiwntion mletnn luck.
Polly Ml wimt I lnugbin’ at, and I say
her, 'ease sin: look so funny when the mtg
bucked und thode her. And she mid she
never H‘I’tl iwthin' to laugh at, and tom-
mencrd to cry. Inst her to let me be’p her
up, 50's we would go on. She wiyahe wn'nl.
n-gwim: no further.
np,nnd less an on up to Com-tin Zekc’s,<
'm they all be wnitin' for no, and if we .
didn't git tbrn: putty soon they‘ll think the
old mun murh tin, uho'.
I’oily ”lowed abedidn’t her what they
thunk; ehe wn’nt gwineto nobody’e Cousin
Zeke, and idle kept on u-boohooin'.
I were u-gittin mighty put out ’bout the
ondueione way she were ugwine on. n-net-
tiu' there in the middle 0' the road, and
wmakiu' no injucements to‘des gittin' up
and (”urine on to Cousin Zeke's and wgit- L
tin’ married.
Then 1 say, "no. I’oily, ain't you wine 1
to Conein Zeke's with me?"
And she say, "No, I ain't."
Indy, "Ain't you gwine to git up from
Iettin’ down there in that MIMI bed?"
She any, "No, I ain‘t."
I my, ”You gwine to net therenll night 2"
She say, ”No, I ain't."
Woi, I were plum utumped. If she wu‘nt
n'gwinc to COUHII'I Zeke'u. and if oliu wn'nt
ngwitw to git up, and if she wo'nt u‘xwine
to net there [didn't know in my soul whnt
the were u—gwine to do, so I just waited to
tree. lint she jint kept on uboohooln' und
weryiu' tell i got tired, not. to my die
amoral, ut the way she were n- wine on for
n grow ned 'omnn.
When I my, "Mine Polly, if be your
plenum and denim not to no no further
with me tonight, it ht impouible of me or
u grub-mien of characters, it I may no nay,
and mpecu, to go nwny from here end,
iron 5 unpertectetl female u-uettln' there
all by youruelf in the middle 0' the road
thin time o'night. end it ain't the moat dev
eirnblmt ritiwntlon for a perilous, mnlu
end female-Mn be mpndln' of a night out
hm in the middle of the meal. and nobody ‘
n-knowin' whnt'r become of 'em, nod it no
be it In your pit-mores end dulre to return .
.nto your pe'r reeldench I’ll take you
home."
Then the got up. Thet eminent
fetched her. She wouldn’t git on the no“.
but walked all the way heels to old men
Archer’», unryone of us n-reyin’ eword,
and me n leuiiu' of both hornet.
When we glut tothe unto-he turn round
and ray: "lloney Bentley, you’ll the blunt
fool I ever did nee in my life. if you
halo't allow l’d’ owont on in your
Chum Zeke’r end e-murrted you."
And that’r the lip-hot o’tneerunnln'
away with Polly Ashley-Charla
llerdylu 'l‘lrnerllemoent.
no line of the flow- flltor‘o “to.
The new-i editor wee talking Ihout cor
mpondentr. “I've got Moe of the hrlghb
tot umpondeuh in the country reading
on news," raid he, "but I went to reuurk,
when thermol Wiretuuldee
the: the not of the world is hitting up
night; to hear the late“ news from hilt
hamlet heunrddmmerormwtothr
life of it new! «hm then our men elm.
"I hand it componden
l lettered earnestly. i broke him from the
hub“ of giving every dispatch In ornate
lotrod that en» more for telnet-opt:
tolls than her—ennui port of the article,
day there wee-Mg pherofnewrdown
. Amen killed his wife and hi:
modedhtrmh
Then I not her to git ’
“- I mine begun tiring.
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Meats, "
Fish. Oysters.
Fruits.Vegetables.Poultry.
or ALI. tunes lN'rlliun season, i
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
may ..
“me emru or ‘ snow. '
Ath .vurtl huh heaven's Mun. widen
wnl n.
Expiring uummer‘o loft Ind
Sweep- mournfully. and Zion‘s domelea
Ilurl to end tro the ooewn'e drew, dull) cry.
Gold from the dying rummer god‘s brood
cheat,
The hmth that bore thetlutudnlghwu
cent.
And eight throughout tho hull- ot IIeoveuIy
l.
And to the taunted, helmy olr dlecomfort
lent.
uhlfipnphthen the dlrgoot rummaottly
Each use] ' l cinder, clupe his robes of milky
wh te. - '
And from tho mum-million ehnpely, shivering
winter
(.‘huste;londr of poorly plumage take their
flip: 1;
Down through the roundleeo, quelling void.
they go.
To foil upon the quivering enrth nfer. n
enow.
~Eerlo II. Eaton lu Dreke'r Linguine.
Some Queer Derlvntlolu of Words.
The game cricket is not the chirping
chatterer that makes music for the family
fireside, but takes it» name from the
AngloSaxon urine. n stuff (crutch), which
we mil u but. The entumnrun is not no
animal, but u boot made 0! two bulls Instr
cued together. This word is Iiindoetnnee,
and mentor floating tree; The word hither—
dmher has a rushing. roaring sound, like
that of angry waves breaking upon a peb-
bly shore, but it bears no rough meaning.
The hulierdnnher of today sells what we
call goods for gentlemen} wear.
In the lceiundic. bupurtmk in things of
trifling Willie, and hulnmsk is n htwcrunck
to carry nuts or provisions. kan in a
chest or u pouch; lmlr, nuts. In German
buferxzurk iw no out bug. So the baberdtuih—
er Wtkn' originally one who carried outs in a
bug. lint the Grrmun babe in goods, and
f tnurhen In to exchange: berdmsb is a neck-
; mg, nmlu Il'nllbllfl‘ n necktie maker. So
we can mitt- our choice between the out
but; man and the maker of m‘cltwcur.
Tb» a-xprm‘siou In borrowed from the
Italian, but spoiled in the tr;tn.sfer,"5leem
like .1 top." A top done not slap, bugthe
dormouw (IL-€34, nnd he sieemns though he
meant it. 1%in dorme come un wpo in
Italian iv in English "lie sleeps liken dor-
mmm-z" but immune topn i:- likv our top,
and become when a top is spinning at its
best it does not wobble, but maintains the
perpendicular and makes no noise, the
Italian phrase was taken by certain wire
nt‘rcs to Illll't reference to n top.—~Hnrper’n
Young I‘mpic. . '
I
The l'olhvh of the Gentry shell. .
The worry, eggxbell, 'or Cyprzl-u is repre
sentetl till this count, but the llllt‘SI. sped-
mem mm» from muthern water». It. in
the common shell of the Sew England
muntelpiece. where, with the ten eomv
nmudmenl» or the mnetitutinn of the
Ifnitod Staten carved nptm Il.‘ buck, it sits
, in silent protest ngm’n‘st poor taste and the
dommliution of un lllllt‘YWInL' beautiful
creature. It is generally supptml tlmt the
Shell has lm-n nrtlilriuiiy polished, :«o per-
fect i-. the luster "I the surface. hm this in
a mistake, on I burn Lilkt‘ll them fmm their
native haunts by «lilting: fifteen or twenty
feet down, and the polish u‘m- p‘fl’ft‘t‘l.
In this wny I “learnt-d their nu-llmd of
‘ preserving the puii.~h. \Vlwn in the water
“ nn-i muting nbout lllt-nht'll wxui complete»
it covered by :3 ilcahy envelope thrown out
’ by the unlulnl, Whirl) krpi II its ulmtluutus
.1 diamond. This is ucceamry. M I found
the greater number in dead cornl, rode in
, the breaker: of the reef or at the bane of
lining rornl, upon which they appeared to
(red. — (or. San Fl'nnt'lltf‘u ('hronit'ie.
Science in School;
A wieut'tst has been making it plea for
the introduction of science into school
mum-a. lie says it should not be a mat-
ter of ilrperimenting with gnaw and ncldn,
withuir pumps and electriml machines,
but. it should be hrmxght home in nature’s
. tixmtgr- to the hearts as well an to the
' minds oi the young. lt nhould teach them
jimitrt-nndlmprm on them that there its
it right. that there in a true, that there are
ttmntl buinneen unwell on chemical om,
und tbut their: are conditions of moral sta-
bility and instability lutt an of chemical or
mechanical or electrical. The anchor who
? umnot ettrntt monl imtrnetlun and in-
npirotion out of phynical ulence ought to
leure it ulonewwbether he is lit to touch
nnytitinu in a qumtion. New York (kim-
merrinl Adverttrlr.
Couldn't 'I‘rwot Ill- Country-en.
Illntlllti’ck. reintn the following unocdote:
One tiny the [Illynll'lltlll in attendance on
the Cur Nlcbohm remiutueuded their
Miguel patient-to hut-e his book rubbed.
The emperor bud no one about his: per-eon
whom be me lit to lutrunt with the open
ution. In his dilemma he decided to write
to King Frederick William l\'.. asking
him to mend to St. Petersburg elew only
ultern ofllm of the I’runilnn grunts
Thaw Mlmlnlrterrd in term the prescribed
amount of friction, and when the cure wee
completed were richly rewnrdod tor their
palm.
; “no long and one my line-inns {recto
fut-e," said the our, "everything goe- well,
5 but u for lettingthem rubmy heels Iwon't
5 rink “Jul.- ruins.
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the weather during the moraine of June
t It, lath, had been oppmrlvely worm. The
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. cloud hung over the cornbrtuutu. Brigade
The We would
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violent thuudeoclep hum forth, which
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l. ”Israel term empty vine; ho bringeth
forth fruit unto bimeell."
In P3. 111:, 0-H, and Inn. r, 1-7, Israel it
compared ton vino for which everything
miscible has been done, but which After Ill
yleldeth no fruit, or if any, only tour
grnpen. in Matt. at, 81H], our Lord
Jesus, in the parable of the vineyard, do
scribes God's love to Israel end her treet-
ment of Him and His servants And Son.
2. “Their heart is divided.”
" With their month theyon much love.
but their heart goeth after their cordone-
uem" (Ezek. xxxiii,31). They were like
those who try to serve God and mammon,
to love God and or. the same time love the
world that hates God.
3. "For now they shall say, We have no
king, because we feared not the Lord."
Jeluirull was their king, He brought them
out of Egypt, and they ncoepted Iiim ll
such; but when they wanted it king like
other nations then they were guilty of re-
jecting the Lord in: their king.
4. “They have spoken worde,sweoriug
falsely in ranking a covenant."
to chop. i, I, we read that Hosea prophe
tied in thcdnyn of Uuinh, Jothnm, Ahnz
and Hezekiah: and lull Chron. £111.16.
we rend that Uzzinh. although for u while
trusting in God, afterward trnmgmed
against the Lord his God. And although
Jotlmm did right in the night of the Lord,
yet (be wiple did corruptiy (II Citron
urii, 2:). In the reign of the next king
the. Lord broughfi Judah low bee-urn of
Aime. king of Israel ill Citron. xxvifl, I9).
and even the great and good 8w
failed sadly belore he died.
5. "The iuhulntante of Samaria Ihnll
(our Il‘t‘lillse: of the calves of Iletlrnveu.”
Thenlmuuding judgment spoken of in
the lust clause of the previous verse (with
which compare Amos ri, 12) would cause
bub people :md priwts to turn to their
idols, the golden calves nt Dun and Bethel,
hero spoken at no Bethuven (the house of
iniquity), but they would find no help.
ll. "Ephraim shall receive theme, end
lame! shall be ashamed of hisown mun-tel."
Ephraim seems to stand here for the ten
triim, nod lamel for the whole notion
l-lphrnim bud relied upon Jureb the As
syrinn instead of upon Jehoruhtrhnp. v,
13), nml tin: nsuit was tint. the Amyrinn
would motive
l-thruini so highly pritcd.
7. “Ag fur Samaria, her king in cut off no
the lozml upon the water.“
Quickly out of? us tin- crest of the wave
\Vltll’ll in game in .1 moment. In chap. \i, 4.
the genuine.“ oi the notion is compared to
u morning cloud and the early dew. In
J:L~l. iv, H, it Is written: "\thtis your “It“?
It is wen u vapor which opponreth for a
little tiiuonnd then vun‘waeth away.” If
on lure l 'brtst ms our life, and «In-light. to
trust in Him and do ills Will, then, mtm:
\\ but may, nothing mu affect our welfare.
but tr." ungmliy when taken from thin
prmut life lose everything. See this in
lh‘ut. 1:13.”. ‘10
h. "They shull my to the mountains.
Con-r us; and to the hill», Full on no."
In l Kings xii, 30, the calves M Dan nnd
Ilflbr'l an: ctilled I bin. While God may
iwnriong with sun He will lndne time
unruly fltiltfo)‘ it.
9. "0 Israel, thou but sinned from the
diner-I liibcah." '
The earliest story of Gibuh in in Judg.
11. where the sinful people gnlned two
great victories over those who ranted the
tin put nwsy. The sense of this venue
sums to be that because God in mercy re
strained Hill wrath, Inrnel, instant! of being
by Ills goodnm led torepeuunce, only in-
creanl in sin.
ll) "It is in my deeimtlmt I should cheov
use them."
The lit-st flame of thi: verse is in the II.
V tmmiuu-d, "When they um bound to
their two tmmgmiom," referring. no
doubt, to Dan nnd [lethal m the two can.
tom of their idol worship. He will charter:
them that He may win tilt-m book to Him
or”, am when He says In Arum ill, '3. ”You
only have i known of all the folullien of
the mrtb, therefore I will punish you for
all your miqultlu.” “Whom the Lord
low-lb llt- chutmrth” (lleh. xii, ll).
ii. “1 mil mnke Ephraim to ride, Judith
elm]! plow undduttobuhull brook his: elodu.”
The It V. my», “I will let u rider on
Ephraim." The people have been uurnh-
«turd, Mt to theme-drew, enjoying God'l
gntltllll‘fl! to the full. but rcbelllnu W
Him. llut now if they will not turn to
Ian", He will by their math euhdne
t rm.
l9. “flow to yours-tree in figuration-t
reap In mercy: up your fellow
ground."
The «rpm-elm: ”follow mud" to found
only here and in Jer. but; huttheumeword
is found in one other pine- Ihd W
"tliiuge." “Much food b in the till-ire of
the pmr. but there is that in tie-trend for
want of judgment" (Prov. xiii. SI).
“it to time to reek the lard tlll he come
ml ruin “glam upon you."
"The righteous» lard lomh righteonr»
um" (Pr. 1i. 1'). end the More»
which lie levee end requlru ol [lb people
Ila provider for them.
it» "Thou dhlrt trout in thy trey, In the
multitude of thy mighty men.”
And therefore they raped iniquity and
ate the fruit of lien. (in rowing our! new
log ”Gel. vi, 7, a: lion. rill, 7. undocu-
trurt John iv, an All to the folly of our
way: Ind thoughts not III. IV, D. k
H. '“l'hereloruhelletttutlltnrler among
thy
upolled. '
Their God end King
Pam the haul will hie-i lilo people with
pvt-aw, Hewillrpeehpeooe out» lilo Er
pleura. i1, it; Pu. 1x11, It: luv, ti). t
it they will not here Ilia, M ohoone lieu
large-d and truth, in: m“ wept tumul
rpoilotiou In W
hull shell nwerp away the refuge at Her,
end the waters shell overflow the hiding
floppy the metro
place" (lee. null, 1
can truly any, "The tray rock."
it “Both-ll mwmomyen W
we
shall the king of treat «MM
While thin bed I lit-rel e
for“
of your great Melinda-r; to A
before hnyo webzdoue such it large burineee ut thin time
for himself that which ‘
incidental!“ mm Mb.
in the Prince of
pilot. Do not be, misled, but
For some WEAR.
South Norwalk
. Conn.;
or... cleaning?
Carpet Making.
‘ Carpet Laying.
All Kinds of Carpet Work
Carpets Taken II . Cleaned and
_._.RF,"I".-.
ert 'urprtu mode and laid at short notir .
flidt‘arpt-m rrpuimlin the MI manner. n
short. any Work permitting to rennet-u dom-
promptly and at reamiunble prices.
John Allen.
()rderu left at F. l‘. Byrbee's rev-unreal, Roll-
ro-rl More. and .l. .l. Luoney'rs. 77 “'uhinopton
street. South Norwalk. npl t1
HALE’S
Cough Balsam
_~_[ “1-.- ‘
Willi SHERRI,
- , iIDBEHIlllllIl.
brim to , Suit All.
out use on rent.
.5 6'! rTTi I 1x:
B. BeKlYN & SDN
em to 0.3. Dunn.
5| Vu‘lilnmn 8., Sn. lentil,
21 lain Street, lorlv'tlk.
Pint—clue
Bakers, ngiectioners,
ICE CREAM.
Orders Primiptly Filled.
e lo
0. Deli] n
w. r. idiom}
merrier! gun.
I. l., New Haven & Bantam II. B.
lktobwr [3. rue.
TRAINS LXI-\VY. MIIWII NORWAIJK All
FULIAJIYS:
For: Sew You. A. M. 4% ”(en-cpl Mend- it)
e1.64tl.ollllrxvnler..li.’ibm.lineal-then. S
or. tailor-lest mo er. 9:. or. IIIII e1.
ll if: Inc-l e1. .3I.A-IZ'.A5¢I. ltll no. 2!) tr.
2.5: we. to Stamford, exprene from Stamford,
3 m, 4 an or. bill or. to Stamford. h '20 ex. 5 50 or.
D filer. ll 44 If. 2' 5| ex. :4 II run, “imam, I "nun.
Wuhlnmun e1 rm. Sand. er—h lo e1., .5 a
or. “fine. P. . .» 4H4 312.7 Humane.
_ Ion Sew Iluvux. A. M.~ I lit e1.: 6 It) on,
. mun. hf‘l run. it Ill e1.. llruac. I’. M.‘ 1200
e1., i "2 1-1., I 4'.’ Mn. 20': e1.. 5 Zine-“5 i5 nt'.,o:B
run. '2 l5 1-1., 7 Zion, II II nr.,94l uh, ll Ih‘ Adams
(:1 and Ni. 12:25 a. in" ex. Huntley» 2 at on.
D Ilium, u. m.: 6&6 no. . in.
ion linmroun. K. .\I. «a in run. 9 M or"
104230. I'. .\I.-» 12mm. I" e1., Hint-u 7 IS
«21., a II on. ll tb' em. [22%. m. e1.
Ion P‘I'HIM’H’IBIJ’. A. It'll hm" 9 lot 71..
hither. l’. .\l. “me u" lull?" 'l' i5e1., 8 II
:52. Hf: «are II Manda * morning between
how [law-n our Springm rll or.
You litmus. A. .‘I. l 12 (via Short- ldnel.
I’. M. - me or. "in Springfield). I": 91. win
llnrt ford).
LEAVE SEW YORK
Fun that?" Nouwnut. A. M: 5m we. not
my. 7 "I mi. N 0191., tool on, ii In en. I! ll' Ma,
12 n» noon or. I’. M. 71:31:: run, I m e1., 26!: no.
:m! (31., 3:1" e1" at: #1.. 4 M no. 55:! $1.383qu
70 I no. a m an. 9.1; Adam» H. and an. lion
midnight ex. Suuduy .~~- (l "l on, I time" 5 it: tun,
:5 III midnight.
Housatonlc Railroad
Danhury hilarwallt Division.
(‘IlltRlll "TED T0 I'Ell. I". lr'Jl.
on no TDlll ,
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20 Cents. 1
X1 )RWALK. U )3 N. '
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Nurse-H.
lint}; Ill IIH‘ IIul'Ht‘
All Hurswn sold lay thi< t‘rl‘
tatldislunvm un- wurrumml.
M. H. PARSONS,
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'l'rm'k llursvs,
I'lorsva, Farmers‘ Horses. in fact. Any
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Brookside Stock Farm.
PRICES LOW.
Heavy
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Idliv.
Roadsters.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting; IInrm-s. Purim: IInrsr-S. Fine (.‘navh Hui-mus.
Where areYou Doing?
I tun twin: duty]. In
HUNT & ZELBFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'Ii'rrr: Ivuh alway- llwl tlw Fri-lbw“! I’d‘ll
Incl \ variables. :\I-u Salt and Snmkmt FI-h.
Dysters, Clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Datsup.
Imported Sardines.
Aer-nt- fnr Wulwumn'n t‘rrmirry lluttrr.
Unlendelln-rrd promptly.
HUNT 8t ZELUFF.
6000 NEWS FDIIMIIIE PEDPIE.
tlwlugmtlw nirwhmdemnml for my
Popular Clam Chowder.
I will supply private forum utobih-Mnu
dolly mutt-n. lint of quality uumntrmi.
one I'll“ “PART. 75r- I'Dzll “ALMIN.
Iohullxlwtlw bus-low my perwmul ultm.
lion in making and deliverin . I will aim tub
blah it In lily tin-Ired «plum tire to womb-s.
private riuhu. boll». plant“. private or publir
turtles M short with o. Addie-m
W. E. COLLINS.
55_le||:| Ivonne, Intent, Di.
w. mucus
SW”? .. *:
.IIlIIII SCHIIIB I: SDI.
«Wyn um
~ . pt «them Mr rer-
H.R.HALav
I I up!
Trains lt-m‘r South Norwnllt (or Imnbury
m... u in n. rm, ['3 H.351». 5 own: and int“. p. m.
Sunduu. "Di 3. in. ntol b 7t! p. in. '
"I: have Ilntiliury for South Nurnnlk
viii". .lHl'u uu-l ll limit. 111., 5: Ill. Frill and till!
p. m Sunday. PI!) :t. m and 5'6 [1. m.
'lgrninslrmrsn. b , .rwnik for Ri-lurfirhlr
' u
.‘l \l.\' LINE ill‘v'l-‘ilih‘.
Trailu iruw- llrirl; p or .‘L‘ follow»:
Tlt’pu. m.. palm-nun for l'nhurld.
llHlln. m.. par-when for PithfleI-I. makinu
mmm tinu- for Albert} and the “Rn-t.
in Inn. m.. mix-«l {or llawirlville.
i'.’ w p. m.. m' -l for firm! Harrington.
Vii p. in. PM . M nod Album punt-newt
r. in p. ”1., New ”Yul-«l ~;w-'lnl V
Clitlp. m.. lltl‘tnl r. r Hm: linrrmmnu
T durum, - l.‘.“l‘:lflt‘l’ for I’ltlsrn'ld and
Album.
Wm nu ll. Merv." «.5 Via r l’rbidrnt and
“ennui lllll' '-*
.\ W. I’m:
Old and Reliable
Daily Direct Freight Line
. To »
SBIIIII Illlliilllll IIIII IIBlIlIllII.
'I'lll‘. I’ROI‘ELIJ‘IR.‘
cm or llDllVlAlK MID [tau
in...
“Vii luau!" PM ‘3. E. l:.. vllnrknmn :trvvt
;,\. n \ ark. :u 5 p. m.. Sulltrtluysuti p. to.
Fromm "”1"“ ml (rum 7 n. m. In 1 p. n.
liwturnim: tk-ttla innu- Nurtvnik at 5 p. tn. and
South .‘mruallt at out! p. m.
l'rrzgltl lulu-n from and rmvitr-i for nil
pnutmm lIu‘ ilmnbur) and Norwuilt and She--
. will; lhzlrwn ~ ut greatly rrdmrd rut: ~.
I
l rm up 1. Minn to agent: rim t'rty nl’ Sur-
‘tu‘. nnrl ..l:le will he H‘III for we: ml Intent
‘frvtght unyulmrr m Xv,“ York or in thin“).
K ".‘II
[V'Vvflln arr forbid Uzi-tun; any of
frtx-Iutwa of the boobs Hi till- linennm-
n! IIlr' «much :rwrmr. elv‘b
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
t'lrun, tin-huntirnl. llrnlthiul. at
IlllF THE can or sun.
H A Z E LTO N
Ami
Cross Creek
I COAL.
Hickory. IIIII, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD
Baled Ba" and Straw,
CBlll IIID FEED
BaymondBrmhers
Eggs IorHatching
l have how Multan of ll“- of rholrnl
rtrninnol’
White Collins, light Brahmas
and Plymutl Boris.
All Premium Stock.
C. B. STEVENS.
ell :lm til I ‘hrwri stirrer, Moth Norwellt.
flew II
If. 3. “HI
m 1er to I”...
rep. or thin strut,
”room-r, can.
my: mum
m 1" L '
. ‘ mmifik“
m» 4 w m
5:1; m remi-
:?I;e'j"x§
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no», ‘u's~$3.oo; sun
_ _ And roll yin see not only a _
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe,
But one in which the . i
Bast Material is used. Combining Durabilityand Style,
_ Making it the beett3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market. , \
levenv PAIR wnnnnureo.
Call and examine them before
Silks and
_ All the new Colorings. ill
in Plaid I’ongees. every shot 9 in
Plaid Silks. .‘mr.
Lam-s. Iiuu'liings. l'ollurs. etc.
in South anu'nlk.
\wlls' .t? prim-s that will usinnish
[my all to examine.
FIRST-CLASS
Build a Home.
'I'lmst- Iota on Wmulwurd. Lill-
t'nlu und Lownm avenues are tlw
Cheapest and Best lots for the
Inner in Dill City limits
TWENTY-ND [DIS Iilli BEEN
sou IIIIS IEIII.
.Eight more lots will be oflerml
at prerent. Term» of payment
will hemude to suit your trou-
renionre.
You run mum.- one of there
Iota if you will only try.
For particulars apply to
TIILIIB I: Will“.
A full lino of Ludivs'. Children's and Men’s
ii
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purchasing any other choc, at ’
H. s. BROWN’S,
w. B. Hail &.co.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Filly Pieces Black Btilliantines, 40 inches wide, and Best Bali-
Dollai quality, price, 29c:
One hot Colored Brilliantines also 2%,] lot la} Wide Snitings50c,
1 lot All Wool Suitings 2:30, 1 lot elegant Plaids 330 and 500.
Grenadines.
Wide.- Lace Stri -s at $1.50, these are the finest oods im rted
choice Silk and \ ool Goods. handsome All Wool i(goody p0 ’
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All the new shades. l lot ill—inch Wide at 81, not
less than $1.25. fine French 8| Cashmeres at 25¢:
Fifty Cents.
13»; pieces fine Sergio. including all the new Spring and Summer
shades at only fine. this is the regular Cele grade.
7
Velvets.
. eat bargains in Black Silks, 75 styles
Plaid l’ongees. l lot handsome
More Room
Hus inn-n given the Small Wares. Buttons, Trimmings, Art Goods,
_ _ _ ion gt) ins liiaek Laces for Dresses,
2m styles 30w Ilre‘ss 'l‘nmuungs.
Special Lots.
2mm 6 Irnaments for Fancy Work reduml from {we to 15¢ a doz.
l lot from :lm- in [W n IIUZ.. Stamped Splashes w. Worth 200. Vrit’
. in: Tabb-ls '11: our-b. (iz-nuim- I iold Rings 1550 each. Shop )ingdlags
8!. Worth $1.549. Lubiu's Extracts. 55¢". Ynez-line Sc. ‘hatelaine
Bugs slim. worth 25". 'l'ravt-Iiing Bugs. mic. worth 81.25. I
The Best Goods
AT lDWEST PRICES.
Boots and Shoes
—-—-—.\T~———-—
Glover & Olsen’s.
SPFI‘IALTIFS. .
Uur Mir-alt Kid Ladies" Sim Shoes are the finest we'ver (flared
Lmlirs‘ From-b Kid. Hum] Served. lmdivs' French turned and
Shoes that MAM
Glover & Olsen,
lElDEllS II THE IIDIIT III) 8H0! TIIIIIE.
Thaddeus Guyer, 7
yr ill.
BBBBEBIES I
SDIITII Illlll STREET Sillllll IIIIBIIllK.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates gin-n on
Plumbing, Das Filling, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
We are
selling
Victory. New Stamlord and Silsby’s Steam Heaters.
We’lluw u fIllf' stock of
Decorated and Plain China,
l'lw I)l7(.'lil‘l.‘i>5 and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, including New York Ranges.
SPRING AID SUMMER
“MILLINERY.
Mrs. W. Fiwcen,
In. 3 Water Street Harwell,
I‘IXIIIMM all the latent mien In
Patten Hats. Donuts m I!
U D I
Ilium Mot.
luullrn will please urn-pt this limbo. M
nude. We nlmll open mt! It"
M. II
sln-I‘I. uwrupifll by urnith bran. “Hm“.
my trr About April 4th.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Moth Skill street.
sold clsewhtfoj7 L ’
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