."“' now. an tact Enough
on
filiibfiiilifivml'ns
A POWERFUL mum room on.
rumor m omo.
chair had rocked the whole lumily. It
nude a creaking min on it moved; but
than wan music in the sound. It want just
high enough to allow on children to put
our heads into her lap That was the book
when we deposited all our hurts and wor-
rlu. Ahl whntachnir that wan It won
diluent from tho father’n choir; it we» on
tlnly diluent. You ask me how! i can
not tell; but we all felt it waa differ
cur. Perhaps there mi» about thin choir
more gentleness, more tendernoo, more
grief when we had done wrong. When we
were waywunl luther scolded, but mother
cried. It won it very wakeful chair. In
the sick days of childrvu other chain
could not keep awoke; that chair always
kept nwnkeE-kept easily awake; The chair
knew all the old lullnbicu and all those
wording 50!ng which mother» sing totheir
sick children-sougn in which all pity and
campus-lion nod aympnthr-tic influences urn
combined.
That old chair has stopped rocking for a
good many yearn. It may he not up in the
loft or the gurret, but it holds it queeniy
power yet. When at midnight you went
into that grog nhop to get the intoxicating
draught. did you not benravolce that said,
"My son. \vhy goin there?" And louder
than the boisteronsencore of the pines of
sinful amusement. a voice laying. ”My
son, what do you do here?" And when
you went into the house of abandonment,
a voice saying, "What would your mother
do if she knew you were here?" And you
were provokul with yournelf. and you
clnrgrd yourself with superstition and lo
haticisnl and your head got hot with your
own thoughts. and you went home nnd
you went to bed, arid no sooner bud you
touched the bed than a voice said: "\thtl
a pruyerie-s pillow? Man! wind. is the
mutter?" This. You are ton near your
30 m luminous Ave in the Family
Illtfla Tina the Nut. Appeal- of Do-
plrlad Orton-Yuan! mm at the fin.
“do.
Murmur, 0., July lit—For many years
mph! have gathered in Inultitudtn at this
season of the your for u great outdoor no
terribly. The grounds are a short soil
from Sandusky; the place beautiful be
yond description. Dr. ’l'nlmago preached
this morning in this delightful place to a
vast multitude. His subject was the “We
cunt Choir." and his text, I Samuel xx, TS,
“Thou shalt be misml, because thy son:
will be empty."
Set on the table the cutlery and tho
chased silverware of the palace, for King
Saul will give a state dinner today. A dis-
tingnished pint-e is kept at the tnhle for his
son-in-hw, a celebrated warrior, David by
name. The guests, jeweled and plumed.
cumin and take their places. When peo
pleura invited to n king’s bouquet they
are very apt to go. But before the covers
are liked from the {cunt Soul looks around
and finds armor mt at the table. He
any: within himself, perhaps nudibly:
“What does this menu? Where is my son-
in-Inw? Where is David, the great war
riot! I invited him. [expected him. What!
u vacant chair at the king’s banquet!"
The fact was that David, the warrior.
had been seated for the lost time at his
father-in—lnw‘s table The day before Jon-
athan had coaxed David to go and occupy
that plnoeat the table, saying to David in mother’s rock 2 chair.
the word- of my text, ”Thou shalt be T‘Oh, pshnwi" you my "Thorn's noth
mined, because thy seat will be empty.”
The prediction was fulfilled. David was
urinal. His sent Ivns empty. That one
vacant chair spoke louder than all theoo
copied choir-i at the banquet.
In almost every house the articles of fur»
nitnro take in living personality. That
picturol—nstranger would not seennything
remarkableeither in its design or new
tion, but it is more to you than all the
plcturea oi the Louvre find the Luxem—
bourg. You remember who bought it, and
whoadmired it. And that hymn book-—
you ramember who song out ol it. And
that cradlo——yon remember who rocked it.
And that Bible—you remember who read
unto! It. And that bed—you remember
who slept in it. And that room—you re
member who died in it. But there is
nothing in all your house so eloquent and
so mighty voiced as the Vacant chair. I
mpposethnt before Soul and his guests not
lugin that. ho live hundred miles oil
from where I my; born. l'rn three thou-
sand miles oil from the church whose bell
was the first music l «or bear-l.” l «run-
unt help that. You are too near your
mother's rot-hing chair. "Uh." you say,
“there can't be unytblug in that. That
chair has been mount a great while." I
cannot help that. It Is all the mightier for
that. It is omnipotent, tliut vacant motil-
er’schuir ll winiyper». it speaks, it tron-psi. it
carols. u muurtm. it prays. it warns. it
thundz-rw .\ young umn went all and
broke Ills mother‘s heart. and while he mu
“my from home his mother died. and the
telegraph bmugllt the son, and he route
into the mom where she lay and looked
upon her lucv. uud he cried out: "Oh,
mother. motiur. what your life could not
do your death hhllll ruler-ti This moment I
give my heart in God." And he kept his
promise. Another victory for the rut-nut
nplrom this banquet there nuts in great chair. With referent-trio your mother the
clutter of wine pitchers, but all that racket l Wmllr‘ 0‘ my “‘31 were fulfilled, "Thou
wudrowned out bytlxe voice that came up ! shult in: “flow". INNIIS“ my Swill Will be
from the vacant chair at the tublc.‘ empty
Millions, have guzcd and wept nt John
Quincy Adums’ vat-ant chair in tlu- house
of lepresontutiveaund at Henry Wilson’s! 4 _ . 3
'mn: choir in the vicelprleh-my. and M ’ you l-o M an :. (in. lunzue been stale tvn,
Henry Clay’s vacant chair mtheAmerwan ' “Y““U' ”“13 Em” A’H‘,‘ "MM“?
senator. and at Prince Allwrt's mount chair “ but u “my "I rullumure. lncro M" m
In Windsor castle, and m Thin“. vztcnnt many oftbo {numb-:5 of my rough-gallon
choirin the council: of the French tmtlun. ””5“ “Ami“: ”W's” . The “mum?“ “I
But I“ that; chairs on: uniulpormnt to them think tin-y nrmloinxuoguml in the
m ”compared with the: Vucunt clmirnin world, butllxutlnrulid n chmrtstbeuughty
your on household. “m.” these chains pulpit from wiurh tin-y bun) been preach-
“, lesson for m to learn? Are we any ing.nlltlnw yn-nrs.trunt in God. The first
better men and women than when thev time I preached here at Lakeside. (lino,
first adduced us? ' lurid the throngs pmnt, there mu noth-
rATlll-zu's CliAllL 3 ing that so much impressed metal the film?
Flmlpolnt m“ to you the father’s v“, tncle OI Just one THUR-ill“! fun- uf :m in»
am chair. Old turn niwnyn like to sit valid who Willi wheeled tnnn her chair. I
m a” we place and in tho mm", chair. smd to lwr afterward. "Mmlutu, how long
m somehow feel more at home, mtd have yuu‘bwu pmntmtull” for she mu
”Minna when you are in their pines and tying lint In the choir. “0h!" bill! n‘plled,
my come into the room you jump up end ‘:I hove been this way liftu-n yer-rm." Inuit],
daily and any, "Here, lather, here‘s your ‘ D” 3'5)" fuller very much?" "Uh' yfl'"
chair." The probability Is it is an arm 'be “,‘X‘L holler "'3', much; 1 Miller “u
M.“ he in not no rtrong no he once the time. pllrt'ul thetunel wits blind. l
wan, IndhonoadSI little upholding. Ill-i nlwnyr “mt", u“ ”“3. l ““l' “fl“ 3°“
halriaailttle lrosty. his mun:- it little do» “'5’ Im" “"“miie “Hi" "05' 339-" “h"
pruned, for in his early days there wan not lid, I Tum h'fl’l’)‘: "’1'! him)! indeed." u"
much dentistry. Perhaps . cone chair ”showed It. She looked the happiest of
and old hahloned apparel. for though you “‘3' 0“" "“ ”“5 “m““d-
may M" “W some improvement, 01:, wlmt n menus of grace to the world,
WM not want anyof your nonsense. these luvulld charm On that field of hur
Grandfather never had much admiration “1““ suderinz the “EM” of 6°" ““3““
for new laugh! notions. victory. Edward I’nymn. the invalid.
l m at the table of one of my parish. and Richard Baxter. the invalid. and
mm In . farmer congflgnuom on “bird Robert Hull, the luvnlul, and the ten thou
man I“ It the table, and the son “'9, pm rand of whom the world has net‘lll’ hoard.
siding, m the father 56erqu abruptly but of whom oil bean-n bi cognizant. Tho
nddruaed “,1, run and said. "My w“. don't moat mnxtnmom thing on earth lor God'-
m try tonhow oil becnuse the mlniru‘r eye and the «yo of angels to rent on, i» not
bhnnl” Your tether never llltod nny m." nthrnne oI earthly puma. but it in the luv
Mm. manners; he preferred the old vulld‘u choir. ()h, thew men and women
of doing things. and ho never looked who are alwnyn sum-ring but never com-
” PP!” when, with his ”y” clml. he plulnlngflbrw victims ol lplllnl dim,
antlnthaarmchnlr in the corner. From and noumlglc torture, and rheumatic ex-
mmkd brow to “,6an lllfi'llvw‘l’“. rruclation will nimwrr to the roll all of
“m Ml”! 'l'bewnve 0f the 1H“! yearn the martyrs. and rise to the martyr‘r
0‘ hhlihbvokc at the loot 0' that chair, throne. and will warn the mortyr's palm.
W mlmea how.» a llttielmpn- lint when one of them invnlldr'ebnlu
Maud my“ told the ”mo rtury become: var-nut how suggestive it lat No
m but over a,” old CM, how many more lmlrwrlng opol the weary hurl. No
m borer! I MI” ,0“ did more «dimming (rum aide tonida to get an
aowdthat old choir. and that it did my tuition. .‘to more has of the hand
1m: |.\\‘.\l.lli'5 (HAITI.
I I gr» w 'l lllllv: iurtbur. and I come to the
\i’luu' ”my long huh:
ltii‘z.l::l'~ w or
not "0' much in the w _ am and the cutnplmm and the preocrip
“gum the 0m ”with“. “'1' tlon. 'l‘iml lnrnlld‘r chair may be folded
much in the why, awn”, u h. been upor taken apart or net nway, but it will
never loom its quot-ply power; it will al-
tar-ya mix or trim in God and cheerful
submit-lion. Sonatina all ended now.
With Muppet to that invalid the words of
my mt have been lulllllui. "Thou shalt
be ruined, liner-rm thy not will be empty.
run mm mun cmm.
ipou on and l liml one more vacant
chair. It lna high chair. It it the chili“
chit ll that our booeeuplad [think it
lathvmt punt chair in alltluhoon
hold. All the chitin wait on it: all the
rhinmtumlmwardlt. it mean- more
than Darld’e chair at Soul'a banquet. At
mynteltmnkesmonmket. That is a
stream hours that can he dull with a child
in It. now thatehlld break- up the haul
worldllm of the place and new you
young to dirty. went: and eighty years of
. ltyonhannochuddymm
one; ltwillopenhmveuloyonr
ml. it willpnyltlny. m erowlnuln
the morning will give tbo tiny a cheerful
tuning. and its glee at night will give the
day a cheerful clone. You do not like chit
trout Thenyouhld better-toroidal
hmJnrthmsn so my thorium
nnuwhaato nukemar all bin property
to iii children. with tho undmmllnu
‘thtthymtntshunol him. i have
uni-ands can comm mm! tn old
man’s chair to the door. and then crowd it
”Naomi-rid than cmdlt
lnlotlla workout-o. and keep on crowding
llnmll thoold mu lulloutof it into his
lint your father‘- chnlr var armed
piles. Thuchlldrennudto climb up on
“marathons good night Handful
thotomhcmmthhtmmltkollt
“thatch-iv he. been vaunt m for
no» time. ’l'he mun date: would
_ my“ for tum it in s
that. Mme-in random-stir deck
uni in the
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. temperature, but you one ’always '
be ready to meet. it. You. can ' got a
Summer suit almost for a song. It Will
' keep you as cool as the proverbial cu—
cumber becausey‘it happens to be built
that way. What is the use of perspir-
ing profusely every time the sun glaros
at you when you can get as unity and
cmnlortable a suit as ever defied the
close and sticky weather of a hot sum-
mer? Our stock is light in weight and
we want to make it light in quantity.
3. ..... -... _ .....
Iwarthy miner. the
faggot up and shook hit list nndaald.
“Stop that noisy bond. and give the bnbya
chance." Oh, there was pathos in it, at
well ”good cheer in it. There Is nothing
toarou-o nod melt rind whine the soul
like a child's voice. lint when it gnu away
from you the high chair incomes a higher
chair and than is drmlntion all about you.
in three-fourths of the hornet of thin con-
gregation there is a vacant high chair.
Somehow you never get over it. There in
no one to put. to bed at uiuht; no one ton-k
strange questions about God and heaven
Oh, what lathe nae of that high chair? It in
to cull you higher, What a dmwlng up-
ward it is to have children in henvenl And .
then it is auch a preventive against uiu. If
nfntherls going nwny into min he leaveu
his living children with their mother; but
if a father In going nwuy Into niu what in
he going to do with his den-l children flout
ing about him and hovering over his every
wayward step. 0h, speak out, vacant
high chair. and say: "Father, come back
from sin; mother. come back from world-
linon I am watching you. I am waiting
for you." With mm to your child the
words of my text have been fulfilled,
”Thou shalt be mined. because thy seat
will be empty."
AX INVITATIO!‘ UPWARD. ‘
My hearers. l have gathered up the
voices of your downed friends and tried
to intone them into one invitation upward.
I not in array nil the vacant choir: of your
homer and of your social circle, and I hid
them cry out this morning: "Time inhort.
Eternity in near. Take my Saviour. Beat
peace with my God. Coum up where I am.
We lived together on eurtb; come let us
live together in heaven." We uuswer that
invitation, We come. . Kemp u aunt for us,
in Soul kept u suit for Thrill. but that seat
aliull not lh‘t‘llll‘lf. Ami uh! when we nrv
all through with this mull. :md we how
ahnkrn [mods nil around for the but time.
and all our vhulm in the boom circle and in
the outside worldslmll lu- vucunt. may no
he worshiping (ind in timt place from
which we aim“ go out no umrv Inn-vrr.
I thunk Bod tbc-n- will be no vacant
choirs in brown. Then: we nlmll meet
nguiu nod talk over our currbly henrt
breaks. How much you have lit-on through
since you now lllt‘lll lut‘ 0n the shining
shore you Will talk it all owl-r. The heart»
when The lonelimm. 'I'ln‘ «mph-m
nightw. ’l‘he wot-ping until u bud no
more power to weep, became tin- heart with
withered and dried up. Story of empty
crudle and little Shoo only hull worn on?
never to he Worn uguln. just the .shupe ol
the foot that mm: [lh‘hnfll it. And dream:
When you thought the departed had come
back again. and the room seemml bright
with their loot-x, and you started up to
grwt them and in the etfort the tit-mun
broke rind you lullll’l yuurwlf atundmg
amid mom in the mnluigbt—nlone.
’l‘nlking it nil ownmul tlwn.hund in
build, wulkluit upuml down in tho light.
No sorrow, no tour-o, nmlmlh Uh, lmlwu!
bountiful hrux'ru’ llrun-u nbrru our
frientk :m~ ilmwu \wwn- m- any: to
la». In tzu- mat rim LU..- ..4 un- uf hard»
nndbriu; it Inllu'lnlnli of tho \l.-.-..l. .unl
flu-n thryozwn lin- il‘v—ll’ of he use, and
the lunli. llyiu; mu, m»; .lu-l 1 “mild
today brim; u mgr nl t'hrwrmn r-ulmlu-
tinna to tbv grin.» 0' your lam! ours. null
I would opt-u the door uu-l ll'E Illt‘lll li‘.l all
the air with thr~ nut-Ctr ul tin-iv mil-«s.
Oh, how they bound in flu-w nplrits be»
fore Illi' {hr-Tux“ Sump shout \vuli :lud
nest. Sulfu- brrnl; forth into uncontrolla-
ble wed-pint: for joy. Sonll-sd:ixui aim-ch
lmin their nhm‘k of doll-gm. 'l'hey slug.
Thy-y quiver with t'Kt‘t‘S‘ll‘ifi minim-xi. 'l'lwy
now on the ta-mplm, on the mum. on the
waters, on vurb nlln’r. 'l'lu-y weave their
joy into gnrluuds. tin-y ,uprinx it into tri
umplml urizln-n. they ~trike in on timbrnls.
nmlthen till the loved onus gather in it
great circle around Illv throm- of God win:
them, umtbens. brotln-m. ~ei.~tor~a, mus null
dunghtern. Town nod frivndt, bond to
bond nnmnd tilhml the throne of God mtho
cltcle ever wideniuu'hnnd to hand, joy to
joy, jubilee to jubilee. victory to victory,
“until tho (luy Ilfl‘Ak and the nlmllowa lire
niru)‘. Turn thou, my lk‘lIH'i'lI, null be
liken run or u young hurt upon the mono
lulu» ul Bother.”
'l’n linen III. Ilooao Cool.
Much of the bout of our Illiitrll'at in Hip
plied by the kiwben rouge, which Bridget
keeps ml but even in the dog tin)". I'm
vent this by ruling a star utove or oil atom
at far no poindblo. 'i'hrn shut up light all
room not in use. Not only nhould the
shutters and windows ho chm], but the
blind: mimhc limeml toexclude every
my of light. and the door: locked to pre-
vent the running in and out of the chil-
dren, who thua minilt warn- of ‘ .4 air.
Perhaps it would be neither wine nor pne-
tlcabla to hermetically mlnll the room.
0! n hour. but one room. at least. an be
to trentol~tiw parlor, and Elm the dining
room betwoen mouth: the room about
should be cloud early in the morning
while the air has sumo fmhom. nnd b9
fore the run atrikm the windows: then it
rhonld not be opened until late In the siren
norm.
Every boom mould have an newline
trap door in its root. and when this in Mt
open a cumnt of halted nlr nuut than
through it and make u mncmldmught
over all the boom Awning» should be
light in color, and should be at all window»
and doors except those to the north. They
mgruthelpo In keeping out glare, but
they should be choaen of It kind which in
runny ridged and bound. Mun- aun-
anlwtllnl insuring or your street
and premium] of all tin-under: you
will eonl the air womlerfnlly.-
laa’ Home Journal.
Rum III. In.
Society in compo-rd. principally, of
women and ladle-a. ”they call upon such
other and bore each other (anally. yet
net would but mortslly injured if the
other did not all.
Thenstuni moi main to woman, and
“woman, man; but mun has ten Mum
to rune All! naturol luntlnctu.
by which A woman in
Nor, tho husband end wile are our
and lndlv hie, does It lollovr tint the
admirer-r outdoor will benign-ll, nttaehad
to the other! Politlesllr ape-kins. Ing-
lmdsud inland stand to melamine
very clutter relationship.
intellect in wanna l- sppruellt-i by man
only in no tsr is it qualities her to am»
it. It in mum-«Murray's Maurine.
Dalt- Agatost new “in.
Chief [John-r said the other day that
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IA South Illa St. 80. Inrnlk.
Bums m 001.015 ‘
THEY KEEP ’A COLLECTION or
VARIEGATED cumosmes
luau-ea. Which (lo to Prove nu 'lld
BIND ”alight I. Dona-”t 'I‘IIII‘ I...
II. “Malibu—fibrin of the Illa.
gave-a, Jaya and Janidawa.
That sense of beantytowhich the gov--
geouu plumage of the mall birda in many
specie is an obviouanuddlrect appeal is
by no means limited to the knowledge no
naively uhown by mplendent husband»
and adoring wives that line leathers make
fine birds. So common and variedlntho
pleasure derived from thin Alonso. thnt in
many kind: it enter-do to the continua
much for and appliance of benutllulob-
jest» in the decoration ol um of pina-
ure houses nnd the enrichment of collee-
tlouu.
This tam for ornament is by no main
limited to birds kept in captivity, in wldch
they often lenrn tricks and habits foreign
to their nature from dunui and idiom.
In the freedom oi English woods or
Pnpnan jungles they show the knrnmt
pleasure in the strange or beautiful shape
and colors of flowers. of feathers, of fruits,
of gay shells and inserts, of woven fabrics.
of metal, glam and gums. and uimllar tastea
shown in captivity sre often but the our
rival and maimed reproduction oflhelr
natural love for surrounding themaelvat
with whnt pit-m the eye. It appears in
species where it might be less impacted,
and in tlct‘vlnpfll to .1 point at which it be-
eomm nu artistic. pmnemu identical in mov
tivn null rho rnmns token to gratify it with
the name lust..- nml its expression by civil-
imi mun.
It in hot n itlmut rr-uson thztt the I’npunu,
who lm-n nuke-d under it tree, calls the
minim-r bird “iln- hunter." which can
build nut unl)’ It In sl. but u lowly plv‘lkflllm
lmusr- ln-aiilrs. .iud .ulurm this Mill .1 hurt-
dred liennlilul nbjwtu to gratify mimetic
wants it Illl'll tin.- .sm ago is not yet developed
~.‘llUll;,'_li tn [ml or undrmtuud.
1m: an»: ul‘ Ill..\l“TY.
lint llll'~l- mm». appear in birds which
on: quite law m (in: guilt! nl mental devel-
opment. own among the bunks, which are
among tin.- ln-zmt kwn wiltml of tlw birds,
The kit». for humour. be» “great liking
for pretty IIllilL". uf' \viml. u’ro congldered
such. In tvront tlw rurvinatuncmin which
the kill“: nest him been recently lound in
this muntry the 'nick bird hm! carried
home u long. trailing ~prny of wnculbiue in
flower utul left it by the hltll‘"! its unto.
In it kite-'5 nest found not long rig.) in
thin l-ountry Illv “collection" was enriched
by pic-maul tic-uspaprrund lvuvesnf “Brad-
nlinw'.» ltullwny Guido," :md on tho few es-
tutm in Engluml “-in then» birds are still
pmla‘t'thl the Reopen :in- mill in be qllito
aware of their nmniu lormllectiot: linen
when laid nut mdry. und rurryiugud socks
lilitl bright mttnu handler-luv“ toilm host.
The wuw of lu‘iilll)’ l.:ll orally :lpgnurx in
ilu- rudmt :iml mmt ril'ttu nmry lurm in
inch Iltwuulh mid-rm .u. the Lit-an. In the
Li: vii-nxrrr rruxvs. mun-a. :Iluxpu-s and
jdyh it i‘ u murkml and lu'rulilury passion.
Frmu llli‘ jurkduw of Illieiunl to the old
ruvvmu lin- ‘l‘ourrol Inn-Inunlmnnntflfll
it unique and \nluublv collection lit the
lrlttmu of one of the wuernblo cannon in-
side the mtrbicam. there can hnnlly have
existed o tame member of the tribe which
hon not at titties inserted Ito own right to
unburv in the enjoyment of what no re-
"Will“? to hum own dun-ribed in the
pompous advertisement of 5 modern art
furuinhcr its “thorn~ products of the minor
um which contribute to the dignity and
nellneuwut of durum-attic life."
They haven wide and catholic ammo of
feeling for nhnt "Ally ooutrlhuu‘ In their
happlnmu in thin way. and do not always
dintiuguhdi ln-twn-n whnt is beautiful nod
what in Incl-rely curioux.
nun .\ HAHN)”. now.
At the name lime tin-y do often distin-
guish and limp apart what they collect or
ml for food. and their nrt wllact'wnn,
which um, hidden map-truwly, are for more
carefully commihxl. The writer has noon
thin in the err-«2 of tunic joys and jnrkdnwn,
and ha» known it practiced by n raven and
n magpie.
This latter ulwnyn hid the crust», And eo-
poclnllythe mmll aqunres of taunt made
ready for mop, which he atolo or had given
him in tho kitrhou. between the layout 0!
houwbuld linen in the drying room of At
large boom in Nortbumbrrinr-L llut hh
collections were buried in tho MW ol 3
dlnumd outhoiuc. 'l‘bc knot several small
cup» and mucus out of n bright adored
‘ ' _,‘ totho “" lultothodln-
covery ol thin board. so the bird no teen
to enter the aha]. and was then found
pulling ”my the straw which covered the
chins.
So far we hove traced the Meiopinent of
this! notion! booty from the kiln. which
unruly pick u and carry to their neat:
what they elm-ht! to ho pretty and inter.
eating. to the crow tribe. which have a
rewrite hiding place for keeping anden-
joyinit tlmlr II‘I‘MHM.
The wtwkmn notch for and application
of orntunent to the «invitation of tho ialrlo
of the neat, even at the risk of in danger
nod diaemery through the gratification of
their [ceiling for beauty. in It {unbound
innit remarkable evidenus of the piouuro
which they derive from that won. for one
oftho unusual. impulses of the muting
bird in toutibordlnata timeoior nod ‘ .
of the outaldeol the neat to the tint oi its
naturol nnrroundlup. and none but a
strong and minimum to thlndulgmaa
olswotrsryluttm could manor-with
their natural tollclttido for the min: of
«trilobit- neutron an
undue rho-unnum-
mmwmwamm
Comstock- Bros,
~ Mireille sanding. tumult.
~: 56?? FAMILY MEDICINE."
cuvr I felt!- Ilmrgha. In! fire-Lump. Inlaran.
"r... ya a; Cou‘h'mhltuu-l Asia-a. u. n...
low ('2' 1|!an in lit-t plat-r. an! Iron who! in
mom.- i auger. Um atan- You will uc the u-
u ' . \: rill-ct after taking the Ant line. .~r~..i u,
--vvv.hv{‘_ Lu“ huh. Aunt-null..-
mum shuns "count
KI‘A IMPORT). CONS.
OPEN THHIIIIBH EllTlllE SUMMER.
A prua tirul. Bunions-9 Truinin School for
buthwiiv-n. Stinlrntwntt‘ringdur n thrwrlug
mm be Illiul to till mailiuns in t m nutumn.
livery lulsitwsn brain 1 [ought thoroughly. 'I'lw
mill-gr i~ "tired | loss" in equipment. un-l rwr)
drpnrt rnt in churn- ul Hilhll‘ll‘hl iii-drub-
INN. P‘I'tlii fur “null-gun. Addrv».
President Merrill Businessllollege
STA .\i Pl TR l) ('05 N.
DELIcious MINCE PIES
EVERY DAV IN TN: YEAR.
—_————-
Mince
H IGH EST
AWARD
turn-u! at all l’urr
Hut IQIWiIu-ru for
Superior duality.
Cleanliness.
‘ ' .I‘vll ffll‘f Ill
27mm NIA FRUIT
curwme sun
Ammplvuwkm-I- «3- In all who at.
a»! t v.1: -‘V-l\ 3 ,. , 1 Wm: I
luv [I I IllWl'lli “ ‘ 1.»...mnnltotho
iii a mu 9w m u'. .. 'I , l...u.(.lotun:u
JONES l. PHIIILEY 30.. illkhztrl. Ind.
Mil llln
w! RADAM‘S
Mllllllli
KILLER
OUIEB ALI. DISEASES.
It in unloaded beyond adotlhl that furtncnlm
lion (nth-when) in the ruin of all diam». and
We claim that no mullrlm: ranrurediwan- un-
ion-ill bu thet'omhlrml utallth-u of it ltlood
i’urlllrr. Authentic and 'l‘lmlr. Tim m-vrtui
combination atop-l [ammunition am armp-
llwalewroby-mlntlmr union to row. “a
will mull you clrvulav: free. explaining tho
urrni lhmrrni tllwml'. .
It ll. I'll sled. llonlh hurwalk.
i‘nnn.. or 7
insight ntroet. New York (my. «all! 3m
»w
WHY NOT DRINK
WILLIAMS
III“. Alli SNIAKV
'Ea ”HINDI”, our at oar-r.
"all... SPAHKUHS, “t.
HEALTHY.
I351“ nova-nu
runner are“.
shallot
\
C?
i:
can
. Int-twin
1:. I. Pom
y
oh“ .........
“Ilium. at this Strut.
“1mm ma-
' Fawcett’s
. lb...
2
HEADQUARTERS FIlll
MILLIHEHY!
Ho. I7 Main Street,
Formerly 3 Water St, Somali.
Just rm’eivnlJlll dozen Thus l-Mlny to wll
ulthont rvnrrvu. nil nhnpm and mluré. II the
exln-rnrly low price of 31”.. former Di’it't‘ Si.
One To! ol llhiz‘ 201‘. will “'rrulbs 2M. l'nl'll.
Um- lot of line li'nem-h Flowers. 30a. 40a. 50c.
curb. Don‘t long»! the number.
l7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. I". Bennett's dry good.» store.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
llo. I7 Main Street Moment
Spring Styles
HATS
IX Alli. IiRAIlI‘L‘l AND f'lildlllh‘ III“
SliiiandSollells.SilkHals
Iioy‘s Iluh and Caps. ('rihh lint: for Men and
llo) a. Nutriu Soil lint-l Int‘ Mun :tt
KNAPP’S,
9 T Washington St.
PanicularAtiention laid to Fixing,
Cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
lining removed his uu-nt innrki-t
Ho. 6 Huh Main Street.
Willi-upply tlu- proph- of this virinil) with
thrill-rot litu- of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc"
To be found in tho Muir.
F. HAY ES,
HI]. 6 HHHTH MAIN STREET
\litlf SHI‘TII Silll\\'.\I.K.
DIBBLE 8L CHMSTITIIK
Arr soiling a wry llll‘i‘ quality
of iiuttc-r. It is from tho Lob-
uunn. I‘L. Creamery. At this
Illlli‘ of the» your when pusturugu
is pic-my. the Lebanon I 'rs-uuwry
pmpll- do not find :1 n-udy sole
for all the roll llllllt'l’ tin-y make.
The over prmluvl Is sold in lllbs,
and this is tln- lluttor which we
roll to your notice. It is the
snow swwt. wvll—mudv :ll‘llt‘lt'.
that is sold in rolls. at from :l
to 5 m-nts a pound loss tlum llu-ir
Roll Butler. This is our SI‘i'Ullll
svuson with it. We know it is
usswcvl us now buy. and will
kwp \vvll. it is so solid mode.
We arc finding sole for tubs and
bull tubs, us well as by tlu- sin-
glv pound. About no pounds to
the tub. [I you wish u llII'Il
urtit'lv lll'l’l‘ you how it: 2'50 u
pouml. Special prim-by tub or
part of tub.
lllBBLElLCIlMSTIch
on T0
Saraloga. Lake George
and Mt. McGregorl
IIT'ZNE‘VAI. 0W Till: Tll‘Zldllll‘l‘H'll. i'lfilb
HUNAIJJ' l‘llSIlI'l’I‘Eil
Grand Four-Days’ Visits
By "pr-rial Limited l'lxpm Tralnr, and Mon—
days. wnklmlll clown! m-munJho m-ond
leaving Millp‘lnmnlk. Mummy. July :5. at
Stillman. I‘d-t. .w for all or when of tho
nmnd trip. whlr I lnclmlrn boom Ill excellent
vale hmulmlulon to all the leendld
’srkn‘llroml Coat-em. Mineral Miriam the
hunt l'innpeta. [Mancunian vrp.
etc..and lk‘krlu mute and Mtge.
(l r. moot the most fnmoun mm. of h
Ivor man at ImulladvamreJioppirm
a the Unnlmontal. t mammoth (mom
i all famous “find i n mother hotels will
«not hi xtrnur more for the trip. (tine rlrvn‘
In.) nplrndld trlpr 1m! ulvm by tho
“Critical 1““ and itwrmllon (‘0. and the
Janna m ll. ('0. A. W.i -rrln.ll. l'. A.
t «mm prim-pity for full in onuotlon rind
look 0! (,toupou “chili nt I’lalated‘l 1mm
Hum. JylS . .PPX‘K.Mawi-r.
nlmlutlon.
. ("It'll in IIA'NIW man that the mum! new
. thin Moore ' in: brim-en J. In
\an Name and Bi rt \aientlnennnder the
momma! 1.1.. an Earn» it Pm, in this
a dimlml by mound vunwht.
‘h’oh'n um? Willi “fibril tor ll“ {Alli-Igor!
.ninve .aru a n n k- : t to
Milly-vaunted by him. M! ’
“mm
J. l“ VAN Min:
v.1. EM VALEBl'l'INIIL
lulll if
[limb Kuwaiti. June 1‘. TM.
.. " «Immut-mrmelmrnm, m m... M.H.Maaker&llo
W m Illa! nil m~w
E are selling light suits at light
‘ prices 2 in fact itmay be said that
the suits are lighter than. the prices,
though the material of which they are
. made is of the featherWeight variety.
‘ The figures are simply rock bottom and
the margin of profit. that they leave is
so small that you could soul-eel)! see it
with a microscope.
Péélllllloss
sour BEDDING.
Clean. Economlool. Healthful, st
HATE THE BEST Ill STHAH.
H A2 ELTO N
And
Cross Creek
COAL. :
Dorlon Point,
ISHESIIIII'S PIllllT)
l-lOI'TlI SURTNALK, — — -
' now OPEN.
Bonus. BATHIIIG no FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
re A at . will room-rt or South .\'nrw:llk
with tritium lll’.‘ New York unrl {\o-u llmv-n
mllmnd.
CONN.
J. E. POWER.
Hickoihlak, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
ses, Elegant
(D in.
m gfim "
m 5E; (0
Egg
>. Eli—E 2 g
EEEE. O 3 llllllll nu run.
5 >.‘: L 3 , _,_, __.-_.r-_
:3 .. U) '*
m o; f. Raymundlrolhers
”“2533: .9
[1.13341 to THE EAGLE
(I) 32; 53-: n. .g ITSHT nounsua BISYSLE.
m .__3— E’ SAFE. Pnlcncll lull HST.
O 53%; E3“. :- g 9
I 2:55;: m
g In
5&2»; '
o 2
953:3
l-
g
Bill OF THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE Mild". RIVER.
Thin wheel has bwn thoroughly lrrtul rind
mount fail to be u lu‘mrin- mount: “Irwin-en.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Nurwnlk and \‘irinity.
Dillon 3* Raymond Mfr-d. rurnwr «luv.
l’. ll. Box 5.). South Nurwnl’. l‘t. mi’fim
Morning, Hahn and Night
.._, TART-27H
._ .3 _ ' ‘
BABY Alli) llIlll. IlAlllllAIlES.
Thnublnl innnufnctnrerof baby rurrlnge. """"
nun uflrrs finished “ul’ii fur polo in live dim-r- .
out nt Uni of running gear; about great variety one Bottle Thorough" conVInces.
nl liq-diu- and triuunin .. ut prirro whirh will
be high unvuxh nud lbw enough to suit the _,___ -- ......
mmt lmttldiuun.
FRANK BOYLSTON
dbliv
lt l~ n-inurkublr how muny miph- til-:re ore
who hurr- that tired fwllug n 0 seem to think
It of no importum-r or that nothing need be
done for it. Tin-y \muld not TA' MI run-less
if they ruulizml how rrnll} serious (ht-tuni-
ndy is. lint they think or any. "It will
ul’l hilt-r llWIillt‘." “1- do nut "trail the If:
gitimutr ucnrlnrsn which all exmrienm
Mtvr it hard day‘s work but that ALI.
NONE. WUIIX UI'T Flifildh'li Wllli'll in
t'hll't'lllll)‘ owrwwvrinx in the morning.
Any urtich- that has outlived
'3': years of l-mnpctitiuu uud im-
ilutiou, and soils. morouud more
.. . . 3. - ‘ . , ‘ \ihru tho body should in- relmhml and
1 lull; ." .ll'.' "HIM h‘“ t‘ Illlil‘ll. rE-mly In!“ park. It is n wiulnkeb‘m ullow
' .’ . . ' . ‘ . ' .. t iiwum inun mmmtinne on tho 'mu'
1)" ’ "“5 P‘h ‘ ll'li hmll" hlfit mun ln'l'llllll' ilrldlllufM beyond rn‘t’wery’.
nr some ‘ dun-na-
11". (vry‘ung-l of tlu- pynlom for llN‘litIllnt'A‘
should Inwuiallwl by taking
6 -‘ > out buildinn-uplox‘T0"|F
' noun tollw rumllt‘u It‘lt‘l'll't‘. l
purmv- und illul'm-s the blood. rlntulutrm tln-
I ignition and really dorm
Make the Weak Strung.
STILLSON’S SPECIFIC
la it sure row for
Chills and Fever and Malaria.
' apllitf
HALE’S
Bough Balsam
.. Ill“
WILD BHEHHI.
llllllEllIllllIll.
TAH Allll Tlllll
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
mud.- iu him. is just that article.
'rllllfil' who use it c-uvh \vu-vk (uud
tlu-ir nunn- legion.) SlIVI'
clothes and strength and lot
map do tlu- work. All that we
can say as to its "writs. liiill's
into “willingness. Ill-fon- the
story it will tell. itself. of its
own perfect purity and quality.
if you will givv it our trial.
Ask your grm-q-r for it. Helms
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
l
l
l
l
is
Tllt‘l’i‘ nrv runny imitation
N. B Elwtriv Soup» in whivh vim--
trii-ity play» no port. llubbins'
in tho original our. oil Aluminum. Elm--
trim. and l‘llH'iro-llugim un- ll‘lllltllllvlll.
lmllllilnllfl. Ark for lbdiblllrl' lilo-tron
m- that our name hum «wry wruppvr,
mud if only other in rout you by your
nwr. wiwu you ordo-r om, lit-ml it
rich to him.
I. L. l'ltAulN «It (‘0.
l'hllmlvlphiu. l’o.
l. H. llEIlHEH.
79 Wuhlnxton film-t do. Norwslk.
IMlnrln
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints, NORWALK. CONN.
White Loud, '
um. um... . Economy and Damion!
Couch Colors and Vummhm. no:
Artistn’ Materials.
Combined Chair and Step Lod-
dur. $2.00.
McClnukoy'n Woml li‘illorchmt
in the Market. (ram :1 (lullon.
Pnlntin ,
Pa r-. angina.
Cu cimining.
79 Washington Street.
GEASHOM. RAYMflNll
ll HITATH MAIN STREET.
ummms ammo. BOIl'l'li NIDRWALK.
”I‘m In
mu. (mills. ovmm. mum
vmmmnma, hum moo.
communsmumm
homo“ m: mum
Gasoline Stoves
And «old that "and {mum during
the Summer Susan.
“'9 have the very rm make
THE MANHATTAN
Ill All. SIZES.
Will bakinruok and do all the wnrlt of '0
non- with half the tmbteuul «Ivonne. rm.
In low in thin town.
Call and See Them.
«until: ls Merrill tum
...»....W
mmm~
only gain at fruit-liobl..
Norwalk Chronicler