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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 10, 1892 · page 3

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Main Street. south! Norwark.

 

 

 

 
 

vet. i mve 0 my "will“.

-, x'vlun‘ulurat‘lanlulhunrom
lwlralttha M twin nil

VIII-runo- tumult: one day than.”
lubythyfltunaldteam

Oritthluhanmhrdgrattandm .’
vmmuuMmthmu-m

,‘ 0r llaprrlandet it yield tor-crop
mmmmmmmm

But it my lot heir-ml. where nothing grown?
Say. who hath raid ”2.3th n thankful

til-1m: a
M though thy darn
it yatua roar thy to.
~L‘hrlstinn ll. ltruetti in Alnlanta.

A WHITE ONE.

Thealrm thick with steam nod int

mated with the arm-ll oi warp, and the

'teurpenttnre was by no means low, more
specially no the sun mu streaming in
mm the ttntmrtainerl windows. but the
laundry girls were lured to these inconven-
ience-I and thought nothing 0! them.
They chatted cooti ouxly over their
work. in because tfi' ' err- hnppy or be-
am they had anything particular to nay,
but beam they had no ewweption o! the
dignity oi silence. The wriverzution was
Wham not of the most odilyinrr doucrip
IlOII. all the language employed wan
forcible. wished hy slang. and not Free
from anperfluoua explain-s. (or these girl»
m not of the higher: type.

'l'herewnaneorionu tawdrinesn. or rather

Moan. about their. (or the moat port,

drums; they had big. hawy hinges,
wh ch the steam hurl taken out o! curl, so
that in nearly every itnttrmco they strag-
gled into the hold eyes hem-nth them: their
incest. too, were in striking contrast totheir
hands in the urntttero! cleanliness. for it
was not conrpulwryto put them in the
whter toenrn a livelihood. hut tin-y were
better in this. reaped. than they wmrhl he
nearer the end 04' the week. lur trxlny ww-
ooly 'l'uwlrry.

Themly exception to the rtniwmrl un-
tidiners mus manifested in tile wrxon or
me whom the girls) caller! mm. 11!)" ii in»
in need us if it wan tire diphllmng
at). This 'l.izu. the prelinrimry "r" of
whose name was invariably dropped by her
aoqnnintunow, wrur n hunchhm-lt. and her
face. though it ponmoaed the merit oi charm
liners wmulmost repulsirely ugly,

The eornplexion was milltlw. the mouth
badly draped. the eyebrows. ohtmsiwly
rhrlt and harry: very -rrrl were the rye:
beneath thorn. had there been any one to
naetheir w’utfnl lookJmt ’lim did not
enoounp anrutinymod indeed the brown
eynlwere not remarkable in lhnmnelt'el.
and were moreover hull hidden by the
drooping lid». iron: which Plllt' glanced in n
ddewnys, half sinister manner. ’I.iLn was
at very r , ' "her , ' ,
partly Iran-nae ahachme to be exclusive
and portlyhemnae she could on centurion
aay unplannnrly nharp things. llltt there
”one penoo whom she tom]. and that
w. lint Callender.

By and by the ringing of u la-ll r-n-sttml n
diversion among the worm-rs. Airmen
limultaneously eight palm of red. sunny
arms were drawn out oi the murmurs.
eight pair! of roll. crinkloti hands were
wipodoo Iome portion of convenient up
yard. and eight pairs 0! ill nhod loot
trampled into an adjoining room.

At a tnhlein thisroom Stood :r young;
lady. very sweet in appearance and pret-
tily dreamed. she nodded in n lrien-lly way
to the girl». and shook hands with ench
one as they pus-red. She had their interval!
at heart. and owls it her duty to cometwo
orthree timers a week and provide them
with dinner. This dinnerconsilrted usually.
I! on this otwion. of a plate of soup and
alarge llice ol pudding. (or which they
paid It penny. a aewnd lwlping 0! either
amid he lnnl fora lnrthing. so the payment
I» merely nomimd: but the girls were
exempt lrom the lwllng tint! they were
the recipient; 0! charity,

The copper» were “dnl-lml" down on the
tablein ll little pile. nml Mi» Cullemler
lulled out the stoop. which wan quickly
and noisily comma-d. The young Indy
watched the other women, milling. l’rr-
hotly dainty hem". their mnghnzw Illll
not seem to repel her.

“Girls." ahe mid primarily. in her quiet.
clear voice. “1 nm mung to given party in
the NW hall. Will you mum?"

There warn charm-r of delighted mot.
mounted by a general cluttering oi
on the almost empty plum.

”hot". Mint what sort o! a party might
it he. now?"

"Oh. lrlandly.” Mill Mist Callender.
“Nude and plenty to eat. nod—you may
bring your awathearta."

flat «and a prolonged giggling.

”Might we bring more than one?" in.
qulrotl Polly Blaine». who enjoyed the llll‘
«action at being the prettiest or the girl:

Ml- Callenrln ahmk her head tllup

lngly.
I"gl'rnl'nrlghtrl’t to have rum than am,"
to aid. trolling.

”0b. In [or that. min. I don't want any.
Maura: but thermal. more on drawn
o‘Jheuroratheyunnu-on. t'rhow
it b with men. and that'awllylhem in
don't nnt’ern alway- ban the moat ad.

’9

mime.
Alli Polly. emotion- o! u herein-ting re

 
 

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trill-e was until adlmplerl chin. tuned her

mammal.

Wham all Ihoglrlstnot to he only
Maul new mleaotrrathmb
just at t r lore allure. M1 to talking
then. [ailing the topic eminently

i

and treating it in a Illnmlrl’

on Airplay-ll no more vulgarity or
hearttha Emerald byeertalo ladies.
lib cow rather mm than
Marl thunk liked themto [leper-
Ml metallic. henantlwaa latiol
earthly“ [archwa-
liable-um.
Marne-era whohptalleaea—oua

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Ar.

Curricular maturity. for. ’lrlra'r ey-
flwthed ominmrrly. "llwlnw in worth
much more ton good nmn." ‘
Polly llhtlum

more. whirled vulmtmttt’.

 

Then. with twin mntrrullctiou. "his Int
nutm- woe Chm-lie."

log her ueighlmr undo: the table. no that
the bitter.» high mlormi.r-oatne looking
girl. gave It little uqneak.

rnld ’l.l2ta with pmmpritrtde. "He wasn't
any 0! your pink. dolly men." (Polly’l
tutored suitor happened to be lair.) “lie
ww- dark. and bill now tma naught. like a
gentlenrnn'». and lllllll't’lll WM white. and"
~'i.izn warmed to her lubjwt~"nnd he
used to wear a mi silk tie” with a pin in it.
And." she went on. ”he nlwny» gave me
lollnf pmtetrtat—lOtsk—nnd heloved me lo
ashe couldn‘t burr me out o! hirwight.
Oh." the cried excitedly. “he did lore mo.
and we wits mhnppy, keepin company, and
he was n-goin to marry me"-— She
abruptly.
almost beyond her control.

girhr, with genuine mnrxuwinn in her
tones.

[or ’l.iz& “'lrethcr it Wm that Mint Cnlv
lender singlml hermit (or apt-rim attention,
or lk‘U-lllfit' they new really crumble of a
lasting impmusion tin-nwrlvm. it in impel
tilde to my. hot it is certain that she was
dilirr'rnrly treated lry the other worrwn,
and equally vermin tlrrrl this treatment
had it salutary l‘lft'tti upon llt'l'.
at first, she grew daily nmrr- npprunehnhlo,
less suspicion-r, more gracious. and her
honor qualities mim- into plny. Perhaps
the influx-me 0! Mi». tjzrllctulur had not a

hing 'l.i7..-t laid inn-d Lu-r. and now her
feeling was litllv it"lv llmn WUTI—iilip.
to low- mznthrr i-r on guard loner woman's
ma] 1%,“: ll wurlflé illu- rnngicml her Whole

lelrll'dt)” of it love higher tlmrr Miss Univ

living taught by her door lady «oncoming
those things of which she haul lx-t-rr ignor
not hit lurrto. become what the girls culled

rented to be confirmed. and Went to clan-res,
Ind thin mmrrl to tilt-
rnon- illtp.lt'llllll,t'hlltrlttlly \rhen‘nhe or
plaillt‘rl that "there rm» ludim at the
client‘s." '

Blll: hard ererbeeu in her lite. and yet she
seemed saddertoo. Often Ith' named great
sighs that made her ne-iglrlror m rm and look
at her. and li‘lflIlll‘lllly then» won- inatrltsol
tours on her face: m that by and by iturcw
evident tothenthrm-r that there wxur aomo
hllillg “If". .

had developed a sort oi lrlerlehip for her,
ventured tmrsk l! anything mm the mat
lot with her.

no yer're .‘rrnrrelerl with norm» one. or is it
yr'r rint. Irotv?—nr prrlmpa rn;tyln~"—~r~ulur
ing. in doubt on to hurt ’lJza Wrilllil take
it, "nutylve you're caring lur sortie one
“gin. whirl» \vr- mn't help our tooling-i."

to innin- u» 'xrppy.

it it
riilv down when one lurks :rt thingatlmt
why, and till what M't’mfll ruttuml uncr-
mum wrong now.

 

 
 

 
 
 

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"What woe hi» mum. “to!” add
Polly rm «mo-ital. ntul ‘llu' hyper
“I ain’t suing to tell yer," .1» laid.

"Was he handsome?" lurked Polly. pinch-

“l never rm- unybotly better looking."

 
 
 
 
 
 

panned
indeed. her shrill voice had got

"\\'lrr|t did he die of?" Mkt'll oner of the

Indoor]. from that dny Item“: is new era

liept‘ilztut

little to rlowitlt this. for from the begin-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

And

being. it lmnic “Hullllt' to 1.3:... the coin

lender’s. and llm' little London heathen.

"religious,"
Tommi the end of the summer, who coo—

otlu-rts'tormrlto ’l.iza

 

min: was nearer being happy now than

.. upon hor.
Onerlay the little married woman. who

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

itin't quite

"I «not lwlp “PM” as r -
‘l ' .. .tin‘l in no

ymrmlll " sh.- will

 

 

"‘L'w it then-3n any way of iwlping yer.
’Lim. it ain't much it." i could do. but
what learn I will. yt-r lumw. Might it he

’I.i7.zt shook her iwml.
"ltnin’t rmrhirrk 0‘ that. Mm Jones."

him said.

"it wouldn’t be l’s‘ilglnufilfi is depmmin

you, I hope?"mi.l Mm Jones. with“ much
severity wt 5hr was «nimble of. ”It rlo trike
Iottw [maple like that, which there Wits a
young man our wary in mine nigh guilt oil

his hem]. but that ain‘t llzlll'l'lll. It ought
My Jim. he’s sort 0' rv

ligimm hisxcli, which llt' puyxgrwtt Yitlpé‘t'it'

to Sun-lay», and nlwnyn wmhm ill-mil. and

i’m ant-r n brighter mun yournmlrlu'l. me.”
"it isn't religion." said 'limr, "and yet
Everything gr‘tn'nfll’l rr’ trrrnul up

it’s illit'l't'billll rim-in
how thing» twirl nrmnrd. but it's W] too:

it’adiaturbin. 'l'here'w rum: tiritlmr I‘d wish
dim-rent now."

"l”mp» you could llllll-l ‘ern." 15!:ng

Mn. Jones. who met onrinrntly practical.

"Anyway. (ind know». dnn't he. it you're

”"39"

’l.lm nglrl'tl.

”l s';m»," ahe laid. with nmm‘rnt ir-
relevance, “tine didn't ought to can: it one
WM loved or not: and there ain't no doubt
an pride In my lmllllll"

Mr». Joni! alroult lu-r lu~tul medltutivrly.
8hr: moi nirnitl "religion mu upeettln
'lJm,” rho told her buslmnd that night.

Al the tiuw for her t'oulitmrlliun drew
rum ’lJzn looked “rarer than ever ml
more worried. At hot it came to thellay
ilnll. lilac haul olrtniunl A holiday from the
laundry through the inflamed Mint Cal
lander. What warn the aurprlaaol tlrut lady
and the othm ihmime when in the Initial
oi the midday meal In mind ’lalul She
hurl on a clean print «lien». Mine thaw
carton. but he heir rm diumlrrerl, lie!
lat-e pole iron: lotigue and excitement. her
eyea whom brightly.

"llnllo." exclaimed the girl-in a lrreath.
“ll 2 also Ilia n mil." They thought in

m Inshore at her drain. '
"mirth," mid Min Celleruler. "what do
you want! You will he latetor ynnreoo
“motion.”

“0h. mist." gnu l 'ljxn. almoat breath
lent. anal-e on», " hall income. l’ratrlul
and trial to yimual l mermaid.”
atllntlt a white commit lately
We come atweaa are and God: and We
tlmuln an ital t In hilllwhttlany
otyonhuheeo tomeJt h’entnre
like a knife: and. oh. min. when you’ve

of lair. l'rr Wham-r “llama“

and explain n. to yer. m
rue be: All I laid Gal. lint-the 'r
to H M I“ If le I.
{mm It“. plasma" or pup-l

’tearemwhatyouthlatflmmr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

W and
than. rally. and “malt“ marl-rd

figuration-l to marry unlit.“

Ir ~ ,

 

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ICE éi'rEAM. I”
WWW
ow mantra}?
llllli lllllllll HEIGHT Elli

NEW voirlt.
SOUTH nonwaut
m

NORWALK. CONN.

[them

lilli ”aroma AID Hill!

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

.9;an honwALK
MABKINQJ‘BAD MONEY

'A Princess At THE wsrnmunv
mar BURN-“868 now.

. South Main street. 80- Norwalk-

Puma”... _

SPECIM— SAEE
LADIES; SHOES

GWEN on

In Washington Street,
order

warrant
1 lot Hand §elwgd fBlé'tltOIlll 'zlr'nd Lace Sh

o 0 at 0

fine Machine Bowed, worth from ‘
fine M. S. at 81.50. 1 lot Misses’ O
1 lot of Child’s
about 500 paint of men’s r

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

rut norm or mm.

huh-a ttnlola‘ or Viewed float Ila
Itaudpalat at the (Variant-oar. ‘
‘Mbahootmngnurenloumnm

 

 

Afl “item-n

WWW
uqrnEn E. iib‘i'i.
men illitlltlltt’tni m:

It NORTH rum mm.
line nail maxilla-ted niche. a

 
 
 
 

_rtochaurrtnln charmwhichllo nor-urea

b’r nrrrlyet whira er
try mountain in nelmllar we,"
rrytrueloreroiwellhtodchlchanawlllp

f’lro-o la la Ito-ht amt IW
‘u-doua Itorwut ta ta.- ra- unit
the Wall Stunt Manual 0.” la
a lad Plan (or latematlaa.

reporter was atandlrg the other day In
the rather dim and elm smelling room of
the United States Itihtrearrrry on Wall
nreehln which oltlwua' have their bill:
exchanged for gold and other. and from
which bakers draw the win that males
lornign trade panibla. when a rupee-ta

dreamer! man approached one of the paying

“I just want to know.” he told. "it till.
ten dollar bill in all right. or

 

mile- to are atrial: grade ill-hunt
Plymouth ltock oi undisputed linear:
Indeed. amour: thou-e who truly love ‘lowl!
It high pedigree. there In a mutual “no
lhy almott an strong In- th. urn-tartan
load: at 'mnru‘mry. and it is worulerlu.
lo pee in how rhort n time two utter Itm
yer- wlll alllllute in the cit-coulo- ol‘ the
relative mutual alumnae a Cochin

To the dellghuol thoughtful under-tn

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

South tumult.

' Gouda, we ofler «the following lines or win

Dm’t fail intake advantage of tho

 

‘ uhuggtwm mar.
arrow. Bullet: andoollenmoaratnry
Mae. supplied with once an“. rent). New

as

so... Norwnlk new
a rental of the new?“ tr

meow and lowly tank. misting at rldnu
at dually down in moonlit- tnthouumm
of the alrideut Shanghai. and shivering in
the cold morning air while breaking the
ice on the chickenrl' watering trough.
That the work of ruining chicken: is a lit
for the intel'lluent and until
such talk requires taleota ha
yourl the ordinary run oi mankind. n a
statement that may provoke the locrerlu
lityot‘ the ignorant. but the true poultry
lander will accept it without quarto.

lt_ h Moon-hing how the charm :1
chicken raising grow- on one and hawk
alerts oue’a powers at aberration and
Ill: true that there urn. incl
dent launch a life. what the world might
all annoyancta and it
thotrueurtistin the m 0! (owl not
turn they are but disagreeable incideota
the bitter which cornea with the sweet
Thoreau mtsanri wen-31a which run: he

duced to $2.00. , Hand Served, 82.00.

.00 tor 81.50, at $1.25.
. porn 09, 11~tol wort
Spring Heels, worth $1... ’
egular 50c Rubbers at 25c.

GlOver&Olsen

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

F.H.NASH'

Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victory, New
Stamford and Silsby’s Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle; Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China. .

Copper, Agate, Tin and Iron Ware at the
lowest prices.

Tllllllllll & Hilll.

NORWALK.

“'2 All}: snomxu A FULL LESE 0'!

NEW nu IRESS aunts

IN ALL THE Lam”: rillAlJiZa AND FABRICS. :Sl’EClAI. BARGAINS IN

HOSlERY & UNDERWEAR

& IIYATT,

NORWALK, CONN.

llll llll llIlEll Illlllllilll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.

Importer at I‘l‘no liltinery. Warranty No. 3

-
Ii Illl STREET. lllfllll.
"hrxwmw'
Pattern- fron our own
QMTIMJ TJgnl-lfglm‘ Pine
thaflmdrgh and

 

m (Boat
The clerk took the on and retired with art. a. River m

llo mine hack, and with
out a Word handed the bill to the man.
Across its far-u mot trumped the word
"counterfeit." The letters were cut out
of the body oi the bill,» that oopowar
could again put it in circulation. ‘

“What do you mean by doing that!" do
modal the indignant citizen.

“Oh, you needn't get mad." remarked
the teller. “The law is imperative. livery
bogus bill that corrm here in treated in the

it {or a moment.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mm received from a. m s
but. to»; NW at?

U atlon
gfirfim

 
 
 
 
 

. A. NIKKI”). Prerddent. to the City a! Na

rent 1 lata
In to: mimic...

-, ”ALBI‘N mono. "

Dealerlnallklndaol

 
 

Fruit and tilted lute. 8mm,

 

 

 

 

In maritime. nmmrmn.
tier. "LCM

morn anus gram”. sun m.

“This wouldn’t have happened had I
taken it to .1 book."

“You should have thoughtol that before
you brought it hero."

"This sort of thing," raid the trailer to
the reporter. as the man leit looking rather
crutlallen. ”happens nearly every day in
the week. and ronrrtimeo it is funny to one
how men take on when their begun hills
They are mopectnlrle huni
nears men who hare taken them in honest
trmle, and they think it is rolherltnrd that
they rlwnlrl not have n chime: oi getting
them 05 again on their unsuspecting

[inflatiog—aigtlllam“ In:

TRAINS LEAVE sown NORWALK AS
’0 B:

E... , -w-._--, .._..__._.,.-

& BRO.

 

Yon Nrw You.A.Il.—6hl ”captain-do
AimiaznloleBuJ‘flncJfilu.

It! ex. ’3 ac. ton on.

—~Max. it! at. 29 a.

Slants-d.
snowman-mo 3)
[Daniumlllufllaew ”Quinlan.

ll" illl lilall'l' SBIVEIIGEI.
Vaultr and t'uanoola cleaned in the hut
manner torthele-al none
ranted. \‘nnllediel
r W. South Korwalk.

“FU’ R NITU n E
GREAT BARGAINS.

David Sto

hill-lantern.

 

 

. humid-ct
urinal free. Add
pan

 

There are chicken houmto he kept out
and clean. uhella to Ila liked or broken.
leerinrobe mixed; not burn the men-e ul
knowlrdge which comes with acquired
alrill in all thou heanchn. what tumor
and agreenlrla pride and rel! respect donut
wring? What traita o! patience aoddl
plomacy are exhllrited in theukllllul treat.
ment 0! the ohdurate and aura-ore her:
that is determined to rit even when we
ought to he I yingl

What gen com and forethought moat
be exhibited. in the proper care at the
downybroodlmrb from thewallkeptoeat
or the more roomy lncuhatort Poultry
keeping stupid or unintereatluxl Say it
in mtherrhe lite of a poetand apnlloro
pher mnrhlnerl. and the man who but wood
the teat Wily ahonld he eutitlnl to
the “aumnra emu horde” d ‘ nature's hat
uchool

u..207ex.,lt5ac..='r 152...!
In, I Ibex..7:lac..lltl m..Nlac..llikAdma
”moan. 125 a.nt.. u. Sunday—la or.
amour). A. l4“) an. ill. on.
Elvira“. 10703.. lilac” "5
ax. StlmtheLB
rt llenrsnrrrto. A. l—«flone Ollex
r. M.—lzflu.. we. 113.1,. Mi
running between

wile
l.—l 1! "la Shore Line .
P. 14;”! ex. (via Springfield). H): ex. via

LIA“ m YORK
You norm .Voawarx. A. l—«sm -.
an. r m an. sum. Dot ac" ll Glen. ll ll! an.
‘ .—BUI¢.. l tiles. 2
so: er. from. an». t or er.. “tenures.
m l organ] an. OJIAdnrm ex. and new not
mldnwn‘tnghsnndayH 01 ac..'l mw.5l¢ac..

mnmlrr'mr COIN.

"You heard what he said about the
banks? \l’elthut's quite true. ll’ he had
taken his hill to the bank he would have
been told that it was a counterfeit. and it
would novella-en handed back tohlm in
tact ii he mu known. By law the national
hunk! are required to treat all counterfeit
hills just All they are treated at the United
States snlrtrmsnries. They don't do it.
however. with their big customers, immune
they lair it would oilend them and lead to
a loss of lllllilm."

Very little mmnterleit coin finds it! way
to the snbtrensury. it is Seldom indeed
that even a stray bogus coin parses the
wntthlnl eye at the receiving teller at a
bank. The United State- went Wine
detectives have well nigh stamped out the
business at counterfeiting coin. and al
though the counterieits which now itud
then find their way into circulation are
much better than those 0! twenty—five years
ago, they are nlwnys fault, in one of the
tlrrw r‘hanwtoriatlcs o! the genuine colu-
thiciuwsw. diameter and weight.

I! they in: of the proper weight. they are
either too thick or the diameter too large.
and it little "Mullins on the desk of remit
receiving teller at the anhtrurmry applies
all three trolls in lull! in second.
cotrnlrriril gold or silver coin is presented
it is mnllscatul nrul melted in the United
States nanny ollloe {or old metal.

Apart iron! the actiou'whlch docile» the
into of bad hills and hogns coins. there in a
prevalence at the snhtrmury which pnz
.zlw the military citizen. It is the reluml
olthe government to redeem ita own gold
mint at their rm value. except they be
ll’t‘fill from the mint. while the moat Int
torrdol lire dollar treasury billn is gull
iornhright. new minted lire dollar gold

 

”b. ‘P."“Ill6RR‘l-:LL.J

IBAVY TRUK‘KISG
halal turaituru moved with
care. Trunks and and

 

aired. South Norwalk. (‘llnn [till noon ex. P.

a“... "scavenger.“ '
intent and sum Illlllll.

“Mouth-l- .
. Ifalrllald amue.
duet.

 

 

 
 
 

Housatonlc Railroad
Ila-hurt and Narwalh Division.
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in a wealth o! the rattan. eeeamlent gravy
When all anew well he an hla capital and
nook in mule loom! at a rate which
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In his little kingdom“ lowl» tie mien
aupreme. and even the meat“ and not:
nilicent rhaotlcleer con—ent- to tullow
rneekly in the owner’a witheat meal Home
The younger chickens will [rt-Horn: the
moat ludicrous antic» (or his amusement.
while in the whitewashed hen yard hereon
every day roun- atoryol comedy or trim
erly. oi friendship or distrust. hula- or law
under his eyes umntantly a mimic theater
at plot and countrrplot. until he. an rne
overruling late. steps in mend it it" upon
the executioner“: block.

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he had at theexpuue ol building a chicken
yard and purchmlog tome lead and a let!
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All mild coins wear in proportion more
If you have. twenty dollar
gold pimc rmtl [alley that it is light. don’t
go to t he sulrtreanur" toilnt'l out; flwciltll’
it it M't‘lltrl much worn. It will labor? the
late nl n mnnlerl'eit hill in I mitigated
(amt. m the Mtvr "L." lor"light." will
he ptlnchr-l on its face.nnd it will both
only lortln: melting pot.or to tell Arnold
gold. 0n. hall per ant.“ loan on the
weight 0! the coin will lmtln it thin lute
without ammo), ‘

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BROKERS.

No. 67 New

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Whenever a young man mania-a want
no older than himreli all the provin- lo the
community heuln to tackle. “‘orahlpen
mne their neck» when he come- into
churrh. told he in mlourdmnmuee
in the theater. llleirleodl mntulala
him in the usual way. but loot at also an
thoughbewerealruk. Wan it not. for
mohmlrplaauthnethethiu would nap
pen Iritener than it do.
A Morganrown young
know what the chic! chit-cum: are to a
roan marrying it woman older than him

Save Money

F. BllYlSTllN'S
Factory at Five-Mile lliver.

ifm con-niderahly in the
calm oi at your lrorn thla role at the
treasury. When banker- praaeot goldat
for the purchase of eertlll‘
that show u lotto! K per
(sent. in weight are stamped and fintothe
ureltluupot in the all-ray Mice. Titania
no charge to banker. {or melting light
weight coin. and the owners loaeouly lu
depreciation in weight.

An average at about rmooo in light
weight gold coin in neutral annually by
the mummy on Wall unset. The l:-
on this coin, which average: from hall at
r cent. to l percent. lallaou thohanh,
oi which accept light weight coin with-
in that limits rather than oflend hair
err-rm Arr-ruled! the laminate
hold their light color until they about
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to the auhtraacnry.

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