refit
on a sensitive person’s nerves. but
oldnrandoeanot lninditahit. lie
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all
r mince-pressed against thehsrs,wltb
-;‘ twenty-(outpatient hrighteyesiooking
athhn.utduttsrsatewgutturalsonndr
that sstouish and please the monkeys.
Esperlectlyinrltstesthesoundsohuost
ofthen,andallarrangethunselvesina
senileirele and with great seriousness
listentoall he has to say. Sometimes
ldstoneisssfimwhensllthemonheys
putonaverysbjectsspreselousudlooh
- asarnooheycan.
Thcnsgain, when the tones arcdiilorc
enmthemonkeys will dance about with
everyevidenceof delight, au-laiibegin
to jabber at once, until the old man
pdntshiednger at one of the largest.
All remain silent while he mingly
carriesonaconversstionwithgoithe
older ones, imitating all the, '
andactiousot amonkeyas‘wellasauy
hunenheiugoould.
Sometimesthe continuation lasts an
hourorrnore.wheuthelittle man bids
hish'lcndsadieunntiithemormw.
Itissaid bysonre that the little man
wasonesssescsptsin. whwecrewwas
murderedhytheuativeson theeoastol
Brasil,and he made his escapetoths
m of the interior with no corn-
paniorn hot the monkeys for many
“hand enlisted entirely on the
wildfrnltsndothertoodhsrrissthsthe
couldgsther. ltlssnpposedthstheoh-
tainedsourehnowledgoot their method
or cornmtmication duringthemonthsol
hhenlorcedreeideuce in thewildernese
thstenableshinrto engage the attention
of the monkeys at Woodward’s Garden.
Wheuaoeostsdtho‘old man will not
reply, and his mysterious hehaviorisa
source of much coturnent.-Ssn Fran-
ciscollxarniner.
a use rungs II the Deal Letter on“.
Isittoheexpeeted that an ordinary
duh, without special remuneration,
shell expose himsell to the dangers inch
dent to the openingol the multitndinous
and mysterious packages that are left as
foundlingsupon theiignra-
mayhespprowlatetoretertoseventeen
snahesthstarrivsdtogether on oneoc’
caioainspereelot thesort described,
althoughtheyweroallveryrnuch alive,
ssps’eialbsrsttlcndshttest in length
undone ot the biggest ever captured,
httattleditsninerattlos and showed
ltllangltotheunalcchddlemayolthe
younggentiemanwhoundidthehundle.
Sograstwaslds embarrassment that
hetailedat thsmolnent to keep accu
yellow
Hack. Owiagtotllelactthataddersot
dietihanthe arithmetical varietyarr
Win government odlcrathis
pardoular serpent is now enjoying a
potassislsprsein shottleolslcohoion
alrslllathepostclee department—
Warhiaglonhstter.
onerous-mans.
practice was moron about filty
snootrsbhingtheeyeinapecniiar
trontheoutertotheiuneroorner.
result being, as was supposed, to
thsight. The orig-
wlih Prudent
gorillas-shavingesnssdthe
«sense! the Msothst he
“I" about once lneverydvernin-
will Esslwayswipsdhiseyefromthe
dwbthslnsereoraernnd sores one
aetiou,andhnow-
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“remiss-reread
spectacles,
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it. "And He. hearing at. cross, went
forth intonplscsesllsd theplacsola
skull, which is called in the Hebrew, Gel,
’1
Theothergosnelsteil use! one Slalom
CyranIan, who was compelled to hearthe
cross. but it is evidsm trout this account
that Jane lor the place otcrueiv
ilxlou carrying it ltnsrlt.‘ ,,
is. ”Where theyeruciflcd flimand two
others with ilim. on either side one and
Jesus in the midst."
Consider well the meaning oi the words
“Theycrueillsd Hint," make it all as real
to your mind as if you saw it, are the nails
driven through His quivering dosh intothe
wood. notothsintenss pain, and, yet you
oannotreniiae atithe of it. People now
rejoice to have toned what they consider a
painless way of executing criminals hy
sleetrteity—whstaooutraat to the awful
cruelty of crucifixion
ill. "And Pilate wrote a title and put it
on the cross. And the writing wu, Jesus
of Nmreth the Kluge! the Jews."
Pilate once asked Jesus, “What is
truth!” (xviii, as), but whether intention-
ally or not how-rote the truth whenhe
wrote thin filth.
so. ”This title then read runny of the
Jews; (or the place where Jesus was cruel-
lied was nigh to the city; and it was writr
ten in Hebrew, and Greek, and Latin."
These three languages represented the
wnole known world, and thus it was indi
cated that the fact that this crucified one
was the king oi the Jews was also a M
her 0! interest to the whole world.
2i. “Then said the chief priests of the
Jews to Pilate, Write not, The Ringo! the
Jews; but that he said. I on) King oi the
Jews."
fl ”Pilate answered, What I have writr
tell I have written.”
2% ”Then the soldiers, when they had
crucified Jesus, took Ills grrnrents and
needs {our parts. to every soldierapart,
andalsoldis cont; uowthecoat waswith-
out seam, woven from the top through
out.” ‘
2|. “they said therefore, g the»
ulvnlxtusnotrend it, b tmtlotslor
II who. it shall be; thlt Scripture
night he lullllied which salt Theypartod
Ily rahnent arnoog them, tor My
vuturetheydidesstlots. 'l'hesethinp
therefore the soldiers did."
See this prophecy in Pb. nail, is; remem-
herthat it was written about lMyears
hetoreits lulflllmeut, and bow down and
humbly worship God. to whom all thirty
are known (root the inundation ol the
world (Acts av, 18); who d‘lsres the end
from the beginning, and {rum ancient
times the things that are not yet done as;
xlvi, l0). Observe also how literally the
hecy was fulfilled, even to one piece of
his clothing, tor which they cast lots; then
see in 1’s. anti, '2'], 28, how the same person
soiii treated shall yet he the ruler oi all
nations, and all the world shall worship
Him. Expect as literal a inllillusent oi all
this.
dalene."
through thy own soul also"
or, Woman, behold thy no!"
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25. ”Now there stood by the cross at
Jesus His mother, and His mother's sister,
larythewileoflhswhasmnd Mary Mag-
letnnu lsr sa posihle, take in this
awful scene. See the two malriactora who
were crucified with film, one on eithersids
andJssns in the midst(vene l8): see the
people passing by, wagging thetrheadssnd
railingonllins; ssrtheehielprisetsrnneh—
lug him endearing, "lat thehingol Israel
eornedown lrorntheero-and wswill he
lieve himz” seethe soldiers mocking him
also and taunting him, and one oi the
thieves who were erueillad with him she
railed on hint. 'I'hen see this little corn-
pany ot loved om powerle- to help his»,
and with hearing hearts witnening all
this. Bunlythewordsolfiimsoowxary
hsvsnoweornetrue, ”Award-hail pisses
as ”When Jesus therslore saw llis
mother. and the disciple standing by,
when its loved, Hosaith unto His moth-
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The United Stat. h- an oil'vlll.
Washingtosisthe calyeltyot say dss
numsmuamum‘
Outcoppwontpotthisyssrtsll shorts!
the usual sraount by more than tome
The words horas—on nsrhyths ordlv
naryindtvldulareesttnrstsdatlruqi,”
tom
llnutsarssstsnhyasalsrsvoldm
slalet ldnssalt themed thesvil
disappear.
'rkdoulomlt bulletins little than
previous totryiagdn ndlhwill he so!»
psrativdyodorlu.
Themtmisratlmadingshnws
thstthswoodn tiesurust soon givswsy
tothtnernadeotsteel.
Gilded youthinlndia usheittheirlad
to mix powdered
withthehstelmthryehew.
Theexcsalivss-ountotvihraticnesusd
hythepropellersolsonleolthehlghspsd
ashram old sailorstohseuurs sear
Apapsrhotel hsshsenersetedtnflsrnr
hrs; ltie msdsotpspsrhnrdawhieh
havethehardnessotwoodaaduslrv
'lhdnamoteggswnshappimhnt
tosseursnyhrukeuegwllsasignotquar-
rellng and lawsuits Good news course
sherrisionsoflrsshem.
ltylas in [late Il’lslrty Years A's.
Andthe wayaolwuriugthehalr thirty
yearsagnl Souls old ladies hadsprstty
tashion ol letting theirowu soft,silvsry
leeks tall in delicate, duly llttleeurls
trornundereansot finest incubutrnany
wors"£ronla"olpalpably lalas hair, while
thestyie tor middleaged sudyoongwolnv
on was anything but beautiful, being
gragwidepnfls projecting thrseorlout
incheelmnr thesidsottheheed,eoveriag
thesarsaadmneholtheneehhroughtu
lowaspoesihleontheloreheadsndneloas
aspoadhletothreyea. Asmalllacelooh-
ing truss between these overshadowing
pulsloohsdlikelhatolalopsarsdrahflt,
whiieths style nave toa brushes-ps-
aliarlyaggrssslveexprwion.
Oldladhwsrsths oslyonea permitted
toweareuris,lriaus,oranyotherstyleol
hairdrningthst was not ssverslyplda,
andyoaeggirb who had the Inistortlne
to hare naturally curly heir hadahard
uneditJor the hair artist he
udglnedeloasand datoothe witha
stkkypreparationcalied"ha i "than
much in Invor. Theiong hairs could
notthuahedisnosed of was then divided
htotwopartgnlulciutohovyhraidsand
woundsroundthessrs.
mum oi th-ewheeisothalraudeov-
erlngthesarswrrsrnauyioop oi narrow
ribbon made into still rosettes, three or
tour inches in diameter, with longstreanrv
era depending therefrom, the whole ar~
mt giriugadeeidedly fihirnoeest
to the physloguonry.—ilelen F. Sinhh in
NewYorhlndepeodrIt.
lento-lam.
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pssrlsinsteadotliessssd
trumthewstss’ssdss,thsrslseaismease
sisdutor elevated railroad
”cutest hacktothehili,whers eon—
nsstions will he reads with the various
steausndhorssesrswhiehwillrnniasas
directinhsadasothm—liarpsr’al'eshly.
‘ a. Attractive sin-him ,
lwuinadrawiagroolnthe other day,
Soil Evéijmn
NEW stone.
93 UNIIEWII SIBEET 93
and have now a toll line of
HEATERS.
RANGES.
srovEs.
TIN WARE
Plumbing in all its Manchu.
Hill 310“ mm: SIIPPIIES
I. 8. 00NAL080N,"’"
South Norwalk. '3
WIN 8!. BUSHNELL
Ship ChandlerS,
82 Water Street.
Illill’lliill‘ntfl'Jrr
2m and Valentin on. 9-1.. ‘“
everything for Pointers. tlails
Poles. Tu l; Iv. llmss a
needed shoot a him of h
lion Marine Mutts. A!
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suchn common lsature as it shim he.
You know the trench like to arrange
chpinaronadsnslltshlmhsrs
groups.torrning"stahlissernents.”
wiilhsalittis tshle,a Wists sols
anssipehair,andooeortwoaingle chat
Oaths table will he or
none actorsov earners, about which a
leweanelnsur,aspsrstelronrths others
'l'hssntirsdrawlngruouldoorisarrsngirl
In thb way A rack of etchings
gravlaastornnthenueler-olancther
do. There is no cons
ac" to: e , iii
Sew liar-en azl fwfinfificbl en
I'ua Booms.
P. Mr-t‘mo ex. Iriaspriaglield). in: ex. via
Karachi}. -
M..7ill so..iimer Milne. “men, Hilton,
l2!» nmn ex. P. ll.-—l2lBse., "hm 28am,
Kittenfiltllexsllexwlmexw 5&es..ll¢ea
“lint-"Mil neg DillAalsms ex. and an, mil
midnight ex. flnmlays—Celuwiirmfifiacw
12m midnight.
Housatonlc Railroad
F93
frets. It isanflcalwaylor thoaswhoinv
tend to girsaserlaol ”At homes" this win-
ter. enabling aquaintancen to group theor-
selves together tors pleasant chat. is-
steadoltheparlorwalluhinet hsingdlld
with Mus lguruand hrioshrse. the
wmjsrdiuknpotsoldilnsntMnuns
very larglelsd withgrssngrowing visa
asdivy. Amnerhrnetstassrenonghto
thewlulowtonednlighghwtsomwes
just Responsiveness-ornamentati—
hair In a silver tray. Thelahlawhough
msILweveuotol the uncomfortable hind
that will tip over it touchsd,and whileths
pictures and casts showed a cultivated
tats therewas no eruwding,no attempt
atesteriogtothetadsol shanty—Quot-
‘l5and9ilntra. 1::
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York at amprmtiouth ‘lorwalh m v.33)
arriving“ t
Winfield-I‘m In.,llelhel ‘ p ,(eow
net-ti with 0 ur. train from liaubory)
South . "
York ll” 9. la.
'Daily except
roar 0" BANK
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Ali-ad Apples“ lost?
Awalhalong a esaatryruadsidenowar
daysgivnossrassy a gltapssot one at
thepleaeant-tsights
thatevsrarutho
guawnvonx.
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hosts leave Nor-all u'ipn.
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Dasha" sad Nsrwslh Division.
common) sov is. net.
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Trains lease South Norwaih i’or gidd—
lfifl. Finland 0 s p.
mm leave Ridgefle for sum Norwalh«
and “55 h. In, 8
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“haw York and Pitt-field express leaveshlew
'Plttelleid fllgezmfirgv egres- leaves
s .m.
n p. 13.. arriving at Sew
Sunday.
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arssuperlor inertial tymsnythingrnade
country, at»! tin- prism. are righ eh.
Its lort Prices
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noun-”n? mm“
GUSTAV PITZER.
DRAWN-ADI.
Family Hosea, Grocery
line‘coaeh Horses, Elegant
fact. Anythingin the Horse
Allfioreseaoldhythiees-
Horses.
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Wilma, in
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South Mall! 3
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All Departments Enlarged."
.lm’m'w “I D I 9355600651 $50,000.00 in Clocks, '25,”)th M I ‘ ‘5
Our spacious Cloak and Suit m as”
the second floor,srerepletemm 1,
Inovelties of the sensed, fresh front
Many styles are exclusively our own,
new cflecte that cannot be duplicawd or copied. M
New 0rapery andflpholstergyllo, f
Ourlarge rooms iordispiayingUpholsteryand Drapery Fairies
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged meanest
our command has beenused, and noexpensesparsd initiating
these roomsthe largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new novelties forup"
holstery and interior decorations. These beautiful fableahave ‘
selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
F co, Germany, Switzerland and America, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America. ‘ , ., L
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1,000 Pairs 9! indie
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GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We quote a few prices: '
One lot of 300 pairs Ludiee’Tirrned Shoes at 9
$2.50 to 831m; regular price $4.50. Onelotof '
' ' rs Inunsbury, Mnthewsondz
_ d, machine sewed,
2.00; regular price, $3.50 to $4.50. One Iotof 300ml“
Mathewsondc Coin slightly imperfect, hand—
sewed, worth 85.00 a pair will be sold for 82.50
’. no Oxfords, earn lee
and Imperfects, at prices that make t em
TIIE BEST mulls EVER IIFFEIEB.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8! Washington St" 30. No
F. H. NASH
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, lin and Sheet IronWorl.
We are selling
Imuortan
«Lo
3’ Shoes
SIIflES
Cole slight
Ladies" Shoes, at ,
Ion’ushury,
BRO.
amlord and Silsby’s Steam floaters
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
the HUGE i188 and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bot and Pat
Hallie. including New York Ram
IBISIIIIII & II
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WI All Mlle A I‘ll“ m0!
IIEW Fill. DRESS *
ts sures ummnasatm ram memo!
HOSIERY & UNDEanaR
IIIISIIIII &‘ ll
6ch
specially oouuncuded to referrers {nun imi ’
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