‘ rapidly as
M Mentored on! college. and 111 19.
be war graduated. lt rooms to have beer
the original [1.11. that lbwell’e career
should be 111 H11,- lmr,:1ud he studied al
the Harvard law animal and was admitted
to practice.
The lilxlovr l'npel'l.
Be very sumo downed his [Blackstone
however. and .1: I. «Wily—HIM}. while drop];
in love wit 1. lim Maria White. published
hie first vim: : . of poems. He married
Mienll'hin~ in; N1. she had a great. in
finance mv . n 1t u over and mode a atrou;
abolition , .1lu. riho died in 1853.
In Islbl : -. e appeared ancorrespond
in; filth-r I . . .. .tlzii'Sluvary Standard
In this ngn. 1.1- lu‘u'ms from 1848” 1151:
bid mosnv -..~.1ml. But it was in tbl
“Health the Death Ange
“min-uric! mica of 11.. 0e
10%..»1' the lot-hie Figure. 0
lulu.
int. u—A well founded repor
received here that Gcnml Ben
but the llrst of the cola
, on Cold
7 Butlerhaadied sudden aboard, E3511 “B.,. l'upcrs”apprnrad. They
while anaemia for th ant began in ”to issue of Juno 1, 1816. and
in New England waters. ended in 1818.
Thin mnarhnble satire was the (anode
tion of layman's literary fame. It: one
ccaa was immediate and universal. Till
work consisted of a series of poems in th
Yankee dialect. ostensibly written by
Hutu Biglow. In the main it was a eatirr
on the Mexican war, but there was scarce
ly any cant or sham particularly prevalent
at the time which did not come in for I
keen thrust. In it. the then despised aho
litloniats found a champion who turner
the gibeu of enemies into boomerang;
which bruised sorely wherever they hit.
The Outbreak of the War.
In is“ he produced his second volume
of poetry. containing thirty sonnets and
thirty-three miscellaneous poems. Among
the poems was the ”Legend of Brittany,"
and among the sonnets were those ad
dressed to Wendell Phillips and Joshua it
Glddlugs. The next remarkable produo
tion of Lowell was “The Vision of Sir
Launfel.” one of his very best produc
tlona it was composed at a single stretch
of work of more than forty-eight hours-
dnration, during which the poet scarcely
ate or slept. In 18-18 there appeared on
other volume of poems, and the some you:
he published the “Fable for Critice." an
amusing hit at American poet» in which
the writer hit himself as hard as he hit his
neighbors.
ln l8“) 1: collected edition of his poems
in two volumes was publiahul. In 1855,
however. .\lr. Longfellow resigned the pro
fennel-ship of modern languages and belles
lettres in Harvard university and Mr.
Lowell was appointed to the vacant chair.
Mr. Lowell was also the Bret. edlwr of The
Atlantic Monthly. The outbreak of the
war developed Mr. Lowell‘s anti-slavery
ardor, and there was very soon a revival
'N. 11.. Nov. 5. 1813, and war
tly eerenty- -three years of age
If» Wamillc college, Me.
wwwuadmlttadtotheharinlm
May he was a pronounce
He became an active pliliticlan
Wheeling out of the civil war he
England ofabrlg'ede and moved tr.
' to quell the big riot there. But
mm the uwdltion which took
noun-1.1:. C.,inAugnst 1861 y
in 1111: he cooperated with Farr-e
in the upturn of New Orleans. 111
' nude commander of the depart
tolthflulfiandtook charge ofmat
BENJAXXS F. BUTLER.
”about New Orleans, preserved order
ud'uved the city from an attack of ye].
low fever. .
' Ila Rigid Dinelpllne.
.flh rigid discipline in the city created a
Won and caused the residents
Atlantic Monthly. The papers were a:
great a success in their way as had bcon
their predeoemors. They went straight to
the heart of the people of the north Like
the first oftbe Biglow series. this slavery
war chapter is destined to last as long 1L-
the history of the republic is told.
"la Political Career.
In 1871} \11: Loin-ll was :1 presidential
elector 11:11: 111 ”1“ ,‘mr following. lbii.
Hayes appointed him to the Spanish ml»
aion. icnunolncdnt Madrid until 11w,
when ewaatmnaferred to the Court oi
St. James. llow brilliantly succmdul
was Mr. Lowell’s representation of the
country in Englandls still [mix in peo-
plc' a minda and was an honorable to him
re it Hia'lfl‘om the republic.
there, however. was anddcned by
the prolonged illness and finally death in
London of his second wife. whom he had
married in "$57. She was Miss Frances
him heartily. In November. 1562.
VII succeeded by General Banks. The
”your Jefierson D.“ 1w by proclama-
brnnded Butler usa11101 and ordered
mated as an outlaw.
mmded an unsuccessful expedi-
w Fort Fiaber in December
“Walloon thereafter removed by
1 Grant. He was several timeae
bi of congress, once governor of
III“! and was also frequently a
for preeident. Since the war he
flpaetlead law very sums-fully.
THE POET LOWELL'S END.
I. 'll Annie-e for the Conlu‘ of the
Dunlap, of Portland, Me.
a". keeper. Mr. Cleveland recalled Mr. Lowell in
,Aug. law-The funeral services 18%.
Bull Lowell, who died Aug.
11.111 111 Appleton H.521 Cam
Ituuuu Friday. Bishop-elect Phil-
b will probably officiate The
mot Mr. Lowell'l death is not
but it in understood that gout
all"! trouble and led to com-
M actions for a man of Mr.
'ee'aud feebleneea to mist. 0n
howdtrouble developed. making
”my” taken ill about five weeks
Bret Burto’e Tribute.
bosons. Aug. I‘ll—Bret Harte writes 11
the United Pleas representative, relativr
to the death of James Russell Lowell: "To
my pride as an American in the grand ndr
miratlon and living appreciation shown
for Lowell's intellect and character, per
Ioually here I have to add my ovrn lair-row
for the loss of one of the moat fastidimu
and cultivated profeuora of my calling.
and one of the gentlest, yet tunnliml
critics.”
ozone: 1311125! osszouxes.
two week: ago he became do
Id until Monday laat wan con-
onlyethrteflntcrvah.
tot Wave Ilene-ed Illa End.
on of hot weather
upon the patient. 0n
durum, when the nureee were
the bedding. be aullered in-
who moved, and finally said:
why don’t you‘let um die!" Thane
werehla lut. He reamed from that
telnet heart. and gradually hi» life
many. mi? outtlde the to when of
new how more were bill
which!» the peat year.1‘haee
, aleowith whet heroic patience
OI he bore than
deal m About the Beeeaeed.
Man, ”that Co. who had been
their: publisher: for more than
neg-urn. “m“... M m .1.
m w t as, wee per
in” ”binned had Mormon, wan
caller. and could not write them
a formal not:- without making it
it“. wittyand charactorlatl c.
- ll. Ialeeeu with mountain.
mold-tote know the facta
llr. Glad-tone declared to :11
vbltoflhefltwu to the unan-
Wu and the flawleae logic
his mmvorefon to
“Hum!” l 1‘] with whom he auhaequrntly joined
wee due. “a. others, in founding the New York 'l‘imea.
After anhort stay in The Tribune count
Friday.
le You, Aug. m—Tbe body of the
we: brought borne accompanied m
family at ll o'clock last night. an
taken to him midence. no “eat Thhty
eeventh street.
he held at l0 o'clock Friday morning at
Indiana avenue.
George Jones wee born of Wolah parent
In! at Poultney, VL. Aug. it. 1812.
Amos Bllu at i’oultoe .
Spectator, and had Horace Greet
came tub ew York, renewed hla acquaint
when he eetabllahed a nun agency.
in an with a on 11.111010111011110
White Bear Raymond lived he con
trolled the itorlal policy of the paper
"‘0 are: hit death Mr. Jeaumtohem
trailer of both immune-mammal
he den-Hunts and thuseametnhm
the role owner of the paper.
one
1‘. ft. Iowan had a one-third interest.
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Brien.
, EM» MWtheNewYorh‘l‘tm-Mhue
‘ “tutu-m Mounlrpuhlleenuempepnupte
. hmlanumlrdoauwokamlatlmm
Wm our. 111 mmuniammymm
”mm hruaualomppm melee-mi joined
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“hybrids, ottoman
Am.» 22.... a n-
of the famous “Biglow papers" in The.
n. Fannie Editor Win Me Buried on
he George Jones. editor of the haw York
linen, who died Aug. 1811!. Poland Spring}.
The funeral Imim will
All Soul’s Church, Sixtleth atmt and
"l
wanna orphan at the ace of thirteen, and
began to melt» his own way in the world
an an errand boy in the country store oi
Mr. lithe alw publia «l Tho Northern
or u an
gpnntlcr. Mr. Jone: and Mr Greeley
on formed a frlanihlblp which lam-d
long. At the ace of nineteen 1.11.101".
once with llr. Greeley and rm for a 111m
employed in the hueineee department 1»
The Tribuna There he forum! the an
qualntance of Henry J. Raymond. at that
timaueditorlal writer on The :l'rilame.
with
in. room Mr. Jones moved to Albany,
Nunwhlta llr Raymond had made
em atrldee in polltlee and made his
mark at a member of the anaemhly and
W. and had kept up the tall with
T“ Ir Joana and other friend. an totlu
etertlugof a new new-paper. Themnli
wee that the New York Timer was 11th
m chimed the credit of the “were
and downfall of the Tweed ring. m
Iretmrluelvateate of Tweed 11 non
ma stealing; wore publlahed in the New
York ‘l‘hnee in July. 11m Three fade
turn by u-Bherll Jam
3 ; ;
though they war.
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Her Husband Lay.
BBB FREQUENTLY SAW HIS GHOST.
when an. Died the iron wu Explored
and at It: nnttum‘lay the Ito-Inlet
of Iler Late Lord and Master—1|
Btu-3e story from Long Inland.
Saw Your. Aug.13.—-Tho sudden death
of Mn. Ellen Short, of Jamaica, 1‘- l.. and
the mull of the inveatlgntlon of o vision
‘1 e myatory which has puzzled the rut
deute or that quiet town for over a year.
Mra. Short died last Monday at her
home on “'nahinston street, and shortly
before her death repeated to one of her
children the story of admm ahehad often
had. It was that she new the body of her
husband. who had mysterionaly dinp
penredon July 14. 1390, lying at the bot-
ruad round house.
the body.
William Short was car cleaner in the
employ of the Long island railroad. 0n
the morning of July it he wuslelt alone
in the engine house and was never soon
alivfiltgflilt. Mm Short mus left to pro
vide for a family of so too 1 hillln-n.
Came to I!“ In I Dream.
It was bulb-val at first that Short had
abandoned his family. .‘drs. Short did not
believe it. and soon afterward u vision up
poem! to her while the adept which con
firmed her diobclici. One night. she mild.
she mm awakened from a sound sleep and
law plainly in the dim light of the moon
her husband, who told her to have some
one look in tho wcll.lnto which he had
fallen.
A search party found
ah. “In! D “In! fitmgglo.
Mrs. Short repented this story to some
of her neighbors. but tin-y wen: inert-.m-
10113. The railroad officials worn told
about it. They refund to inl’t‘atigute.
The oldest boy 01' the family had for Nllllt’
time held :1 [mslllon in iin! telegraph "nice
of Ilit‘? railroad. lie wa- dlscimrgml won
after his latlwr's disilmu-ornuoe, null lln'
loan of his income 1mm 11 n‘crlona t to lll"
mother. She trim-d cvcry kind of .mrl. to
provide food for her chilllrcu. evcu Work
lug for farmers in their llt‘lll“. : was no
nnusueltlnug for her to spa-1111111121115”
day soaking work and the-11 hun- to :1an
the children to bed without a bu to an.
"oath Relieved “or.
On Monday, after such an uusucrvssful
day, she mun» home utterly worn on. and
dropped into a chair hardly able. to srwuk.
She sent one of her daughters out to
gel Homo “Him; luiwwl 111m! in r u: llt‘l
children who rimmed into lscr 111p and
than leaned back in her chair. The cinl
(Incn played around softly 2111 mi not to
awaken her. l-‘umliy, when ~hc (“ll not
get up to pl‘l'lllil‘t’ the supprr mm of tho
youngest puilni iu-r by 111.. are». There
canto no amwrr from the whim llps and
when the daughter rcturned 111111 the
water she saw that her mother was dual.
One of the boys told the coroner that the
day before his mother died 91hr luullmil
another night of her llll'ilttlllll'i gin-at. The
coroner hull not but!“ the story before.
and be interested new-ml 1mm in it and got
up a search at midnight.
The: I‘onn-l Illa Iluly.
\‘i’llliam Moguls. who was in charm. oi
the engine house at 1 o’clock yesterday
morning, volunteen'xl to go down thc well.
It in about llftrcn fol-t wide and sixty feet
deep. A pair of rickety ~111er circle about
the aides, and tho Ilefif‘f‘lll was dungemus.
Mosaic, lantern in inuul,ll11ully reached
the bottom and looked about.
The first thing to catch his eye was the
body of a man l) lag: at full length. with a
piece of tlmlmr act-ma it. Two or thrcc
othrre drmrulml and row the some tearful
night. By the clothing it wml known an
8 info. The bwllcw of husband and wife
ll be buried together.
Editor I‘roeulalo'a Funeral.
Naw Yuan. Aug. 13. ~1'ho funeral of W.
T. lefllr. the list» «lib-1r of The Sum]-
erd, the alum-1 in: organ. Mink place from
the rooms»! the Manhattan Single 1:11:
club. Tho mvlmm wcro conducted by
Father Huntington and Henry tiwrge.
Tmhtu‘l’phllln blah inbuil- to 1.11 do-
ccaled rollolmmtvnr. 'l'ht- 1911111111» were
incinerated :11 It") l"mi1 l’oud crematury.
Mule l-' Po 1 ..m for the "mill unwed
Nr Cfomtdnlc 11a militir of The ‘itnudll‘d.
‘I'lie Charter-Inn Ila, (to to llnlvader.
CAP! Mar , Aug. l3. ”Edger lmuterbech,
of New York. atwnwy fur the Pacific Mail
Btuumhlp company, luv- mvn 1hr pmh
dent about the unicorn of the Itvamabip
City of Panama by San Salvador authori—
tiea 'i‘ho preniilrut lulu-graphed to the
etate department for full partlrnlara and
to the necrt-mry of the navy to hop the
United Blame mum (:hurintun at lieu
Irancllco in can aha be 11li for active
aervior. ; ..
A Jeweler’a clerk Behind by a Woman.
01111111. Aug. 11 «Chief Detective flan.
of thin city, mired a telegram from lien-
m asking him to look out M Marie
Babel. wantecl‘on a sharp of mating
m worth of diamonds from a Denver
Meir! firm. A clerk who brought the
diamond» to her home was dragged byline
women, who then that with the game.
..... “MM
Ieeteh crnltera [or Veer-ever.
Wmm'xo. Mm. Aux. tau—Colonel It»
aledm and Mum Clothe are here en route
to British liolumbla in connection with e
eeheme to settle 11.01111 mainland limb
archers on Vancouver island Three erot-
teremaii anemhenofthemal naval ra
nouns. and John Bell wante then: been in
eeeaofamemncy entire Pacific rout.
w A..-” ..‘... .4
Dr. mu 1...... Venturing.
Vacuums. Aug. nm'l'ha tin. Dr.
Dean, the fdhflu‘hw of Will»
tiara. has left the oily. thluxtoa am
“may he he» microfilm robin
“11113311qu ambit: Portland Ore.
Iti- mug. however. that he auntie
prudent rehadtrenble.
fir. Mott (letting Heller.
Ma. Pa. Ann. la~llx~floe m
health condition in alightlyiiim file
raid “lain weldeuttbet Mlle.
Maw ”El-.1111“.
turnn pom
“Mitt-gt) agreed dart ill. the era:
Ware “9“,“
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Mrs. Short Dreamed Where PW
aha claimed appeared to her. have cleared 3‘
tom of a big well in the bong island rail Vanni
they are going at prices 191: as you Wauld hid ‘ for thorn ;
they were in 1111. bands of an nacho or. Prices have ran... f1 ,.
so heavily that you could hear no trash half a. dozen blocks v
away We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s writhing small about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way? We can give you a better return fox-1t -
than you Can get for a dollar and a (111.11 tor elsewhere, and
25 cents saved 13 twenty—five cents gained. Here’s an oppor-
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
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fluorine: istaley and Bennett. Galvin
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Batteries: Paper and “intimate. Young
Harmer.
lulliitlt‘Ah' WIATIOX.
At Columbus -- IL
Columbus ...... tlouollozu»t
Athletic...1. .oxooluuuvmx
Batteriee: Dal-on and Bamboo. Woyhlng
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Battarioe: Gerald] and lion. Blanvclt and
SHE IS IN THE BALLET.
A Bul’nlo Society Worn-u Leena Home
[or the Stage.
BUFFALO, Aug. 13.r«Sociely circles: are
all egog over tho announcement that Mn.
Emma Cronyn. wife of Dr. John Cronyn.
a promincnt- physician of this city, had
joined tho Carlton Opera company an a
chorus sinner. and that nine appeared on
the stage in Washington last night as a
student in ‘.\111orita"elrem«l in tight:
Mm. (Ironyn 1a 11 very honumr 1e “ '
and ii of almost pcrfnct pby ulcal propor
lions. ller hurhmul nijoysn large prac
lice and she hml almost ewrything that
could be drslml.
She became infatuated with the «mgr:
and when the i‘arllun Opera company was
luthla city slu- applied for :1 position in
the company. She was told that slu- mils!
ltart at the bottom in the charm. but lhla‘
did not deter. her and on Sunday idle left
with the company for Washington.
said that Dr. lironyn is much dial-ruled
over his wife-":1 conduct. iii» alllce was
cloeod today and the doctor could not be
found.
Illll mull Ifullwh-y'a flo-qnieilimr.
Mllmlil'r '17:. t'.»..11., A113. 1.1 «Shrrlll
Brown Wont to Ali-1111;; withieoulslti.=lr
papers for Jamws luring-horn. want.” in!
highway fltllll'W'y. tiovrrnor llill will the
olliccr that hr saw no reason for changing
his opinion prrviunvly given the people of
Connecticut concerning Mr. Bullwiey.
Theahnritl told him that Governor Rue
aell. of blananchuactta. and Governor
Davie. of Binnie Island. hml recognized
Governor liulkclcy. and that .iudlgo Sey-
mour. of the supreme court, had dfM‘lIfl‘d
him Ilt! flu-to governor. Governor Hill
aaid he ucvrr brunt of the uuprrmc court
decision. and asked that a copy be sent to
him. _ > .. ,
They “011'! (in to Liberia.
Wasntxm‘ox. Aug. la - Phi-senator
Bruce Inu- no faith in Liberia an a place of
refuge forth» freedom" of America. "This
lathe iihbdlstim-t rfl’ort that has been
made liner tin- war," he said mlny, "to in-
duce the colored people to cast their for
tune» with the ulcnircua of Liberia. but I
predict that it» failure will be quit:I an dis.
moi all was the failure of the [our pm
00111113011011“: colored people are not
in aympathy with it. "
lie moped with Two Women.
Alvs.tsn.1t.z..\linn.. Aug. 111—411m1m
W. Windm. a barber hailing from him
neapollr. lIMcluped with two pretty women
at the same time. both of them married to
prosper?» men end each of time the
mother 1 rue (lithium Tia-yore lulu.
Bemuelw ndll‘ta waiter W Mia
'erld'a l’nir (lull (living nut.
Chicano. Aug. la‘mOne of the morning
paper- eayu: "violation wont be sat down
and a number of employrn dropped it the
National World'a Fair conunlaalou lat»
avoid ebludellclrury June it), 1m lie
timem already prepared ehovr an on
”rent dolll irony of ”3,340. "
11w (till-tree Fatally llama.
Umoxmwx. Pa. Aug ll—Twocblldreu
of ll. 1.. Norton. manager of the Honor-net
Lumber mmpany, our Ohio 151.. were
fatelly burned by the eaploalon of an oil
can while tho boy mu pouring oil one
torch. which be war preparing to telleto
a hire at hora
It. lien“ to nu.
Ana, flat... Ann. llama L ii. A.
Peabody, of M “enroll, killed her
four-yam“ we wit
then attempted eelf duration. When
restored to eon-science. the to in
allow-1d to die. Poor health was thereon
of hornet.
lea-ledge rum Deed
- Icnrncnnr. ll. 1.. Aug. nun-
.Iudu Plait Potteri- 11.11.1911 ninety-
ona. flee-1n horn in (lelway. liar-urge
county. and was one of the m or-
members of m anomaly in the m
llahadalao lee-ammo» court m
n. age-area heron law Verb.
"It” You. Aug. it-Mnllrel wow-
uulrouofevelutiee left its new
in the North river and media. that»
curricular the cantata roam via 1m
m mail. The My Weasel-d
no.
he Appomattox Home Dell.
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IILLINERY!
llo. l7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. llorwalll.
J11>tmrlwithrl down Hats room in wll
without mrtc all .11 .11112- and solar-I. at the
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\c H hi 1. F. iii unrtl' a dry xii-ale store.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
lo. ll Iain Street Ismail
F. HAYES
lint lug rumored bin mm! tunrltrt
No. 6 North Main Street,
Willaupplytlw proplv of llll; thin“) with
theiinr-allim of
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POULTRY. Etc.,
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you satisfied?
get good Coffee? Buy of them.
and follow closely as here laid
down, and
apoon of
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be prepared, the diluting, if an
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the requier amount of Coffee
add the white and shell of an
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them up in your pot, and pour
on them the required amount of
boiling water.
of Coffee you are using. Now
pour in a cup of cold water and
' never be allowed to
tilting.
there 18 about it.
Do you always
Krobably on will so
keno good Go-
A hegfing table-
ound Co on to a cup
ou never
on before.
rtion for making strong
0. the only kind that shout
and cold water enough to
pal-ma P151111.
BI “'71! NURW'A LK.
summations 11111118111111
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
railroad.
J. E. POWER.
at cost than to store them away until another summer room
We ought not to part with one of them at such ME
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is;
(BBEGBBY’S PIIIIT)
CONN.
NOW OPEN.
A alum? will connect at South Nurwalk
lb lmllm on the New York and Now ilnwn
wet the whole. Now stir
Let. it boil 10 to
1.5 minutes, according to the kind
remove to rt of stove where it
cannot b01.An earthenware
coffee pot in best. “hatevcr
kind of vessel you use it should
bccomc
stained, burned or 0.9111011. but
should be kc t bright inside by
being washe scrubbedor scour—
ed after each using. Pour your
Cofiec into your milk and so or,
not milk and sugar into Co cc.
Drink, and while you drink
think of
'BIBBlEltBflMSTflcK
Villlll flPPflllTllNITY
To buy
WMillNS
Of All Kinds.
We have on hand about
20 WAGONS,
t‘onrlstin: of
Canopies.
‘Buggies,
Spindles.
Phaelnns.
Bunabouls.
Business Wagons.
Whirl; we offer at
In nnirr to saw tarrylnl: thrui nt’rr till
1n ll Spring.
l'alluu-l am- tlu- In. and Null?“ :1 good bor-
gLin ion 11 ill 11. in lulu 1| lath-r oppor-
mull).
Wrighitilynn
Flllllllll STREET,
South Norwalk.
0. L. OGDEN,
Camemer and Builder.
Plan and Spa-flail”: Furnished.
lam pnmml to do all hind-of work by llw
bent of workroom. by the tin) or realm 1. at
tha- hiul‘h! prim and at aha-rt mitt. o.
ii’l'AIliH AND NANTIJ‘. WORK
Hl’l’i i'lMil'Y.
GIVE NE A CALL.
8MP IT FIVE Ill! RIVER. GT»
"mam NEAR THE DEPOT.
do.“ ”’1'-
""6911th
A
w. In till-“Nb,“ '
flf‘r fez-J11”. mere I e
I": Ila-£1
Greatly Reduced Prices PM
i
r
. Fine Coach Horses. Elegant
t
TO HORSE BUYERSE:
y
es, Grocer
iv Horn
t, Anything in the Horse
All Homes sold by this es-
1nmi _
.
arruntod.
l
k Horses.
tulilishment are w
M. H. PARSONS,
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Farmers‘ Hurt-ton. in fac-
PMGES LOW.
Line.
Roadsters. llonvy ’I‘ruc
Horses.
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horscs
Blll [IF THE MlliiFiClUllEH
FIVE MlLE RXVER.
BABY Mill llOll lllllillfliiis.
The ultlt ~t munufm tun r of baby, 1 nrriuue.
umv .111. 1-» llnlubwl uork for Ml? in the: diill- r.
(til nhllmnl running ernr: .llaou arr-.11 \nrirti
of hot in. and trimmings. at pri e.» whit h M
be high enough and low cnouzh toa’ull the
most fastidious.
AN K BOY LSTON
Ill'tl'i
’l‘iu-rc Is nothing. {unless it In-
tllc Sewing Machine) that has
lightcucd woumn‘s labor its
much 11.»- Dnbblns' Electric Soup.
constantly solal. aincu 1561!. Now.
why rub and toil. and \voar out
yoursvlf and your clothes. on
wnshdny. when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your lu-
bor. and saw your clothes 2’ If
you hnvc owl- 11:11-11 it. in the '3':
years m- buvc Hindu and sold it.
soup mode. if you lmvcn't tricd
with our name on tho wrapper.
11- I‘m'lltitll'rml in arriv-
Tlu~n-' 1-1 1111 much Mil pure map in a but
mounting in din-idiom. do [our timm
forlormap. lruoietupmllohbim Ehartric.
[I “e "EBKERQ
you know that it is the bust.
purest. and most oconmnicul
it ask your grove-r for it now.
Bo sure and got the amnion.
Run “"8 It in not thy ru-ll'mg
wine alone, that moat
1'“ch ing at n knowlolgv of
tho value of on unit'ln.
of Dobbin» I-Zh‘ctrlc min four horn of
on) other malprmuio. and it will. if 11ml
on 111111 b work an ally otlwr. llitt'llttl in
butovn-ry slight advanta- on that of in-
IL. Charm: 111 l‘ 11..
l'hilallr-Iphin. P11.
WWaahlnfltun “that No. I‘m-ll.
lmkrln
Wnll Papers.
Min-d Puiuta.
White Load
Oils. Ginsu.
Couch Colors and Varniehce,
Artieta' Materials.
Combined Chair and Stop Lud-
dcr, 02.00.
McCloake a Wood i‘i lharuilest
in the urkot. $2.00 11 Gallon.
gaintin,
333mg!
(3 chaining.
9 Washington Street.
i. 0. lEIlllllllS.
Pun tantalum. l’rhlmE
Audrlntnlu
Mil. PM no BORDERS.
ummmmm
PeatMoEE ,»
11111 1111 cost or 81111
H AZ ELTO N
Hickory, flak. Pine and Chasm
Baled Hay and Straw
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flmn. Fmotnlcal. rte-111111111.» ”
Cross “Creek
COAL.
WOOD.
Gilli" lllll FEED.
Raynolldlruthers
THE EAGLE.
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SAFE, PRACllCll lllll Fill;
This win-cl has been thoroughly tested and
1 nnnut fail to be a fmorito among wheelnien.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Somali: and vicinity.
"rib-V5 Raymond \tn-vt. mrm-r ilnv.
Morning. Noon and "flight
—————v'l'.\l{E-———t
lilXATllNIB.
n One Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
It la room-liable how many people there are
who lum- that 11ml M-lim: 11 111mm tothfuk
it of no important-'1 or that nothing need he
done for it. That y would not in no
it Hit) r1 olizul how m lily n-rioosltbcutal-
ad) is. lint 111. v think or 9111.ng
the
nt’! nm- r .1wl1il~-. 't’e do not mean
gillumtr “Murillo“ \Wlllf‘ll all “mm
nfur 11 luml do) .- work ALL .
mm now. u! T inf-11.1w which in
ism-1.111} oven-owning in the momlmr.
will: 1 tin boll) should be rcfmlud I
nudy lnr unrlt It in a mlrtake to allow
this 1- ondilinn to 1 omirmc an the body may
moo boo-nun dobllltalul lh')l)ml renown.
or some dim» may gain‘ a font-hold.
rmin m. of the s intent!
'lh
alibuld be sntlntlnl bytn. ’llugo
c the greatest mum-111:0 3‘0".
"1th inn known to theb mud ca
purified and \ l1 ullII-u theb
digestion and nail) docs
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSDll S SPECIFIC
I11 a nun- rnn- for
(hills and Fever and Malaria.
unlit ‘
l
I]
X
A
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Spring Sijléé
HATS
IN AI. 1. "HAHN! AND 00“)!“ 0"
Buy a "Alla and (up. ( 'mb lieu for the eel
ltnyu. 31111111 nun Hate for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Prrtlcularlttantlon 11111111111...
Dinning and Ironing till llltt.
Economy and nominal
Gasoline 81011
me «all that and E1
the tumor m”
We haw the very heat nah
THE MANHATT
II All. “I“.
mm .
am» will mil-11' the n"amalgam-11111 um "
tnaarlet 111 Iowa.
Call and See 111-111
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until: 11 our: 1 one
it it Hazlett
Norwalk Chronicler