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70 fiOl’lfil‘I
LOVE'B “950m DREAM.
Soy! Were any of you boys ever dull on a girl.
And continually “le1an and nighlug;
lad II twp it the nailed on your churn.
I! slut horned on yourself. ulmtmt crying/P
by! Did a lump over mum In your throat
, What tony nmnthinx sweet you were try-
Inc.
. When the words wouldn't court) and your {one
turned r .
And you wished yourself far away flying?
Sty! Did your knew knock weather like
4.1.”!—
’9
Al you carried her limits home from school?
loyl DId you drop 'cm and ship of! alone.
And lent-o her? I was that kind or tool.
~Lytton Whnrnclmo Pilley In New York Sun.
THE MISSING MAN.
The inspection of the life saving sta~
lion was finished. and l was compli-
menting the captain upon the efficiency
of his crew when it suddenly occurred
' home that one of them, whom I had es-
pecially remarked at my last visit. Wt”
missing.
“ t has become of the man you
used to call Harry?" I inquired. ““0
was the strongest and halltlmittz'st ft-l»
low I over saw—quick as a cat and light
on his feet as a leather. Has he left
you?”
The captain looked at me aghast.
“What! Haven't you hoard about it?"
he (altered. “No? “'ell, it’s quite a
story. If you‘re plcnty of time I‘ll tell
you about it."
Iliad plenty of time and wantwl to
hear the story, so we sat down notr the
door. and the captain lwgau:
"I suppose you recollect that lung.
fierce sontltmsl gale we had 13%: winter.
don’t you? Well. it blow from III» sun: h-
east for two days. with heavy Filllllllfi of
Snow. It. was bitter cold. Ii; 'ything
was covered with ice and snow. and tlzn
worstsca thatl have Tumult-f hogan
tumbling up on the rwkx.
“0n the morning of the third day tbs»
clouds began to break away and the
wind died down to a light gain. .‘ilmwt
all of the scltooncrs in tin» roads :0: un-
der way and started {or Ilarchy harlmr.
Some of the smaller ones had to put
back,th son being too licuyy. but the
larger ones kept on. and l suppnse- Ihvy
made a good run of it. as the wind was
fair. '
“That night it started in to blow a:
if it was possessed to blow the (urth nil
Its foundation. At I!) o'clock it hogan
snowing. The flakes were about .15 big
as a fifty cent piece, making it impound-
ble to recognize anything over live fret
away. The snow fell until about 1'3. I
think. After that it slowly began to
clear up and the wind canto in gusts. of
diminished strength. At daylight it
was blowing a modcrutn southerly
breeze and the sky was clear. We
searched the shore and sea for signs of a
wreck. but could not find any.
“I was just going to put tbnizlms
away when my eye caught tho waving:
of something on naming}; Nan-I. .\~
soon as the glans was brought in 1m 1- I
saw thrce or four men running :troux-d
there. I immune tlwy wrrc tryin: 1-:
keep themsclws from freezing. ’i'hwru's
the island off there—tit» mic that is al-
most round.
“The island riuvs about twi'nly tn:
out of the water. Tho cliffs art- “Imus:
straight up and down. with lll‘t‘lLIy—t'nv
lathoins of water at their base. int ml
the southern side than is a small beach.
which is bare at low water. From liIi-'
beach are projected two fl“'f>‘~lll:ll .«r-
awash at low tide. They form natural
jottiec, and they are about litim-n f...»
apart and parallel to each other. Tia-3
extend out from the beach inasmuh—
out direction {or about two Imndroul
feet.
“I had 0“; crew called. and vivry-
thlng was soon ready for starting. Yt-
decided that the only unto way fur m to
get the men all from the island would
he {or us to go as closo a4 [nmaiblu and
lying there. about the lite line to tlmn
and haul them through the surf to thn
hoot. It wan a mngh way. but as ttwrv
wan no otho-r Ioasible plan we insub-
our pmpamtlmmlur ila cxvrntion. Thr-
only place on which a bout could land
on the Island was on that snutll bench.
andtoget thcro wo would burn tug"
between thouo jctlicu. and won in Iinv
wuthar It W330 rinky job with “wit u
largo bunt. With the am Ilicn running;
it was not to be thought of.
“A: norm as I had wen every urrunpttL
moat completed and the gear in place.
warm the boot out 0! the home and
succeeded In launching her without
Inklngndrop of water on hound. Wt-
hid a long, tedious pull. It was like
walking In deep. Imam rand. When Wt!
arrived at the inland we pulled around
Itonco. looking for the lnmt favorable
pnoitiun‘ for unto work from. Wode-
cIdcd that tho mouth of the jettim
would be tho best place. llo taking our ,
Italian there we hated the two bow
out. ml Hurry uncovered the gun and
got her may for use. while Bill limited
out for the line.
“Tho who was simply deafening. and
the lot was I mun of truth and foam.
nth-waves dulled themselves on tho
Suing I big wave coming. and
looking.- It it on about to break]
maul, ‘Stern alll' but owing totlm
Itolllthoy did not hear me. and seeing
munching“ It tor dour lilo at the
m car, they gave a ntmko ahead
In that the wave would break mm
ulna.
"That llroko carried mi between the
M. and In tho nun Instant um ware
million in. It: llght green and mini-
' tidal tortured high above at.
will! the foam on It- crest OYMII'lIl’tlttg
fl- hoat. “training to swamp in. c
‘ was so um Inspiring that we
in mm. to move, but at In our
'thuureyn Madonna‘s-l.
“may“ i
SOUTH 'NORWALK. or. ’ ,
wort: broken.
m tilt at 00m: all tutorial its
H. ~:~ H AR v EY’S.
i‘HEJoOODB MUST GO!
3 For the next 30 days everything to be sold regardlusa of coat
to 1111\ij room for the Fall and Winter rtoclr. Come and secure
Main St,
could I grasped the steering our and
tried to ntomly her. When the wave
had pushed us we round 0anch chant
two-thirds of the distance toward the
beach and between the two mats.
“Our om. except tho steering one,
Beforo we could get the
spare not out the next wave was close
astem. We were forced to drop every-
thing and hold on for life. [had my
feet jammed in the straw and laid her
'fuir so that tho wuve would be. broken on
the Horn. It broke. liv’vu’ufit‘. just be-
fore it rem-bod us. and Ill a mass of
foam. ()ur bout was IiIh-d with water
and we were thrown on the bunch.
“Fortunately no olto was hurt and
the boat Was not injured. Tim :uddcn-
um of it all. for it lmmmtcd in a very
short time. rather dazed nu. but we
were thankful for having landed so
easily.
"\Vo hailed the boat out and mun had
her ready for launching again. lint
now (.‘tllllt‘ the lelt:rilltvll. How can “'0 got
but oil": We could not row. as the
bladcs of tho our; Would in»! catch on
the rocks. 'I'Invy slipped over the slimy
surface and gave us no purrhasv. “'0
Could not remain TIlIlt’l‘lhlVI'. as the tide
was rising and tho I» :li'll would soon be
covered. We plnml the shipwrcckml
crew in the boat and (‘ltllwll’til‘ml to
launch llt‘l‘. using the cars to role but
off; but the water smut dce-pcttmland
we worn thrown back on the beach.
Three limbs we lunnchmlriiw boat. and
each time we were ihmwn hack on the
beach.
"By this time we \vero wct through
and through. tlur cloth»: xvi-m frozen
and mill as boards. We warn dis-
couraged.mld and exhaudml. It was
evident that the son must ;:u down ht»
turn we could launch our l' and got
away. lut tho tide was rf- ’l‘ite
. 1 Much \anllil awn lr twrvrwl and
woulwnlll have to t'viivul.’ 2.1. :‘zw ritllk
and Intro the limit. our . . T, harms ml
cscayw. to he wbtsIu-d ls.) [1- . . ~ on tho
rot-Ire. What were w:- tn tln‘: Eb re m-
“'(‘rt‘ on a Intro ruck willt'll y" «mu-rod
with snow. without :1 lll'r' ni'
of warming our :ilmwt it'
Nothing but dcath in a in:
was lw-l'oro us. .
"Tho cold was int: llr-‘. and “'1‘ Were
becoming numb. In Ohio! in warm our
blood [surved out a Iii-z drink of whisky
all around. '[hh ~me In start our
blood moving nl‘.» r' lllnl':-. but it fztilcd to
raise our spirits. I thought at my wife
and babira :tt llulllt'. What would they
do when I was gunc? I llu night. too. of
the warm fire. the uncut}...- aud the
comfortable bed at the station. I roused
myself. for it “'nlllll not do to give up.
We must get oil. but nobody could think
of any way.
"As I thought. I brmmv wry much
Worked up, and lmllit' I stimuwl for mine
one on wit-um to wut my l'.t.tr'. Isaw
Harry sitting in :t rt‘cvwo of tho clilf.
(‘alutlypniling army at llln pipv't. This
sotiwltuw :tggruvrm-rl mu. I walked
over to him. and :t-alrwl him if “he was
going: to sit there lika- a H- willing iniint
and nut «in anything In hsvlp . ave him-
scll' and tin- rm‘t of 15.
“Hr ni'l'nl up and hid Ila-u turrml
pale. {HI' I mid a grim dwal inure than I
hurt- told you lllmut. but Lt that pa»,
llc Tonia \l mo.- nll nwr. I thought ho
was guilt: to strikn In“. Thwn. walking:
toward the- boat. ho ntlll, as bu passed in».
‘l'llgrl )‘Iyu out of this scrap», lutt'— llc
was gain; lu say MINNTTIlIIL: xnnrc. hm:
cridenlly rhnnmwl his miwl. 1);. rutrh-
ing llle' bout he- mmh- a llellU‘ mt tiw
cud of the line. and llll’wli'lil}? i: nwr hi}
lit-ad and right arm slurlwl l: .r the I'tit‘l.
Buforv rmtcfiing it Iw turuv-l :tnd said.
‘Jcrry. Whoa I got out lhvrc and wave
my hand. launch ymir limit and warp
bur out with this linnn'
"Without another \yurd ll“ lit-gar.
crawling out on tho md’. \l'e lll\,lll'4lll
ouch \Vavo would :0.va him otl. int
nftnr each one had purl—ml U'Je'l' bun “'r
would we him crawl out a little farther.
Slowly and stondily be cruwb-d to thr
outcr point and signalwl. 'I'hru. throw»
ing llllllm‘lf nu his 1mm. Itwlu; lll'l hands
and {wt in the. (’ll'\'lt’l'.~l and brat-ml Intu-
iwlf Inrthoeilruin. 'l'lw thin Ime rimni
and bu mm now under wut' r utmost all
tho limo.
"Wolattnrltccl Ilm boat and tlm Iirut
time we tricd wt.- warpo-tl lwr out for
enough to use our nuts. but it took that:
to do it.
"When wo got in Ilurry wn tried to
draw him to tho boat. but im- t‘nnld not
mm’o hint. Wu she-mud and told him
inlet 55», but he did nut move. It mu
not until we pulled on him uidtvwnyu
that my got him to the boat.
"Tho fact Mix-win- Wm ultratl."ml.ivn-
tenant J. ll. Scott. U. 5. It. 31.. In
Romance.
Thu “polling of I I'rw Word».
Wo Americans Illro totmimilutc our
Word» and In mulm them our own. while
the Britishlmro mtlwr a fmtdncrm‘ tor
foreign phruucn. A London journullnt
rut-ently held up In public ubloquy an an
“ignorant- Ammunition" the word pro-
gram. although he would have found It
set down in mecsaor shouts "Etymo-
Iogicul lMctitmury." "Pnugmmmo wan
taken from tho French. m a recent
writer rcmindu its. ‘nnd in violation of
anulugy.ming that. when It mm int.
pnrtml into English. we had nImuIy anal
gram. c ptourum. diagram. cplgmtn.
ctc.’ ” to logical form pmgnm in not
common oven in America. and British
writer: mm to prefer the hunch (mm.
”British speaker-u still give a Franck
pronunciation to chm-title. which In
America has Ion Ilium Imu accepted
tnukly a: nu uglinli word. 80 we
find Hr. Andrcw 1.“an his “Angling
Skflchm,” mtmlug In Ilm uphmc:
unruly In our language the word in
either uphnltum or mphnlt.~llrundor
Matthew- in Harper‘s.
mun-nut» tannin“
'I‘It- most {ammo “globulin of It»
Matty-Mouthcklcoll’hmolt
In. city of Alumni. in Igypt. It
wmdthmmmumolfc
4!th
Marni»
tdoeiuot‘dlwo ”“
It does not gather soot.
It is the cheapest
We keep three sires: ‘
2 Quarts.
20c. '
1‘ .'.
LEBfiON VII, THIRD QUARTER. INTER-
NATIONAL 8ERIE8, AUG. I4.
To." or flu Luann. Ann 1. lab—Mun-
ory Yer-cu. o-ll—Ooldan 'l’oxt. Gui. irl.
1—Commnlu’y Ivy tho luv. D. ’1.
Shaun.
I. “Butucortaln man named Alumina.
with Sapphire: his wife. Iold a [Woof
We have been reading of two ntible. faith-
ful lollowm 0! Jesus who were ready to
die for Him. and glad lolillflel' for Hint i!
only He might be glorified. but we have
now and contrast In the story of theme
two who while mole-sing faithfulness to
Jesus Christ were not sincere at heart.
but while outwardly serving Illm ware
serving themselves also. Many had sold
their possxmions and llml Itoncstly given
all to God; their new hope» and joys had
made earthly possmuious seem yuluclmut
except. as they might do good Wlt'lt them
and thnisluy up treasure in heaven (Math.
VI. 20. 21; Luke xviil. 2:; I Tim. \’l. IRIS).
2. “And kept back part. of the price. his
wife also being privy to it. and brought a
ccrtaln part and laid it at the utmtlea’
feet.” There Is an old ctunnmml to this
cll'ect. "Wall; below Inc. and be thou ”in
core" (Gen. xrii. 1. margin). "Thou shalt
be sincere with the Lord thy God" (Dent.
xviii. 13. margin). And it Is also written.
“Cursed be he that doeth the Work of the
Lord deceittnlly" (.lcr. xlriii. l0). Our
Lord Jesus kept. back nothing when He
gave Ilium-II for us; He mmpletely cmp
tied Hints-21! and humbled himself en-u
unto death (Phil. ll. H).
3. "But Peter said. Ananias. why hath
untan filled (him: heart to lie to the Holy
Ghost. and keep luck part oi the price of
the land?" God desires truth even in the
inward puns (I’m Ii. ti) and He has said.
“He that worketh dccvit shall not dwell
within my house: he that thIeth lies shall
not tarry in my sight" (l‘s. ci. 2’). Con-
trast."llllt-d with the Spirit" and “filial
with satan." or "tilled with Indignatinn or
vary” (chapter iv. (II; v. 3.17). The only
way for a believer in to be llllotl with the
Spirit. and then all elscwill be crowded
out. This command lily-h y. fills bind
ing upon kill. and to IIC‘FLL'I it is to be
guilty of tlisulmlirm‘n .
4. “\Vbilc it remained was it not thine
own? And after it was sold. wrw it not in
thine own power? Why hast thou can
ccived this thing in thine heart? Thou
but not lied unto menu but unto “ml."
thl does not nccd our ywmvsaions. for
“The earth is the Lord‘s and the fullness
thereof" (P3, xxiv. II. but lie I< graciously
{)1ch to accept that whirl: we cheerfully
and sincerely give unto Him and use it {or
Ills glory. All that we have llc has given
tour. and what we give Him is only Ilia
own (I L'hron. xxix. I4. Iii}. Olmrre In
Peter’s question. “Why hast thou con
ceivedl" that Ananins was responsible for
allowing satnu to intrude tin-so thonglitu
upon him. There are two Iorcca alway-
working with Izsvsntun and the Holy
Spirita‘onealiar. the other the Spirit of
Truth. but neither ran till us i-xrrpt we
welcome them. '
5. “And Alumina lit-tiring Ila-so wnubo
fell down and gave up the ghost; and
great [car came on all them that hmtnl
lhescthlnga." II the hand of God were
thus laid on all Ilam and dwviven. in the
church todnythcre “'ulllll blll‘t‘ly mine a
great fear on many people. Witt-u \w tun
older that we are not our own. but that
these bodies even have been bought by
His blood tor Ills acrvicc (I Cor. \i. 19. 2m.
and then remember how we keep burl.
band» and Iu-t and cycs and can and
mice for our own pleumrrmnd that all
thlsls simply lying unto God.wlxy is it
that we arc not atruld.’
(1 “And thcyoung men am. wound him
up and carried him out and buried him."
Thus they disposed of his body. the home
In which he had lived and Iiul: but what
of Alumina. the person who had occnplnl
that body? “'e know that than. is such a
thing as being barely sure-l. mymltm by
fire (1 Pet. iv. 15-. "for. Iii. I32. Ilut when
we read of the portion appointed to all
liars (liter. xxI, S). we cannot have much i!
any ground lnr expecting to we either
Amount or Supplilm In the kingdom 0!
God.
7. “And it. was about the spare of thrt-t-
houru litter when his: wile. not knowing
what was done. come In." 'l‘hrcc hours a
widow. but Ignoruut at tho (not. How
long they had Journeyctl together In tit-mo
mortal hodIt-n we do not know. but his hm
cudtd and hernia shout to. though nlto la
all unconscious of It. Perhaps til-o but}
come necking him. woutIt-rlng why he do
lnycd to rutttrn home. It Inn and awry.
and In written totcncli up to he llnt'er.
wlth God.
8. "And Peter mmverud unto her. Tell
me whether yo nold the land {or so much?
And rho said, You. for on much." "my
«to When that Peter might have Inn led
momma her to tell tM Imth, but per»
hops It would have boon In rain. The
heart in no desperately wicked and deceit
tul above all thing» (Jar. xvii, 9) that «at.
In this enlightened age both man and
woman hm» Imm known to sweat-baton
God and man town the whole truth and
nothlns but the truth-nil then denim»
only“; Yet Hod In III- Im running
hu “MOI?” nllowodh them to live on It
pm: m I. my mtg t “vein.
0. "Then Mr add unto her. flow in II
that ya have agreed Mother to tempt tho
BpIrIt of the lord!" Coupon thin com
with tamarind 4 and m thcunltyol
th- Trlnlt . but mulcul‘rly I clwpmo!
that tho plrlt In (minor lying to the
Holy Spirit I! called ly unto God.
"Behold the feet. of t which hon
burial thy bulb-M an at the door. and
mu curry than out." This Is Milan
and awful. 'I'bc ammo: of her but»
hund’l death I: for the tint tin» mule
him mm. and In th- um: tin-lb rho
ll told that Ilul. too. dull taut-nay an.
and-honour. Whmmdnml
ammo taken In It» um- um
but. no tho at nod.
Omit—n
atrium xii. fl, and Jot. xxvm. to. It.
I ”run lull llll um “May at
ht: teat Ind ylddcd up the about; ml the
you; mu um II and taunt! horde-II.
and «ruling bur lurch burkd Imby her
limbo-d.” In the ' m in
Ito-Ills. but In militia In I to . thus
Mmumrwmmw humus»
[m t Marc night antenna!
out (Hum. and. fi) will: and and
mm. Twelhnlnm mm. but their
Incl-«-
II.“Audgmttearumu tuition
Mahmud it than
DIG WI“ 0! (Tod’s
W"
‘L w 1
, , II» at
132'me .
and. most durable visual me.
n is perfect! fire pruoleEAT WILL uo'ronno’x
It is tmpocsi to to scorch vegetables or puddings cooked
n has a smooth interior. and is readily cleansed.
10. It is the most convenient
11. It gives preserves and in
obtained by using any other vessel.
12. It is an indispensable adjunct to good housekeeping.
« ' 4 Gnarls
30c. '
Usual bargains throughout our stores. ‘
, ‘ . .
STIIIITEVINT 8 BARGAIN lIlIISES.
THEY 1.11m cocoon?
mlmt. " ,
Ir.
Kraut-yin vessel made.
cache rhodythancanbo
, . an“.
andmrlni: M l‘: u lotion.
"Tummy. how d M 5 mt gel the buck at
your neck all annlmnml?”
"Pullin weed-s in the garden."
“But your hair I: all wet. my son."
"I'hnt'l penp'rntiou."
"Your not In on wrong side out too."
"flit on that way nonunion."
" hbwdoellt ha n, Tommy dear.
that you've got. Jnkcy u Bolu’ trainers
on?!)
(Alter a long pause.) "Mother. I cannot
tell a lie. I’ve been pawlmmln.”—-Chlcu¢o
Tribunc.
lo Nico at nm
Pdplain Mullet—May I venture to hope
that you will give me n waltz or quad
rille?
Lady Sparkcr—Oh. I'm so sorry! I’m
engaged for every dance. l'm Nixagml
also for supper twice. but I promise you
faithfully you shall have my third glam of
lemonadean Maurier in Punch.
At the Sod: Fountain.
A nice party of girls went into n dun:
store. “I will treat." said the little. rr-I
haired one. .
"Oh. no; you treated lust
Katie with the curls.
“Say. Min has never treated at all."
whonted some others.
"“‘ell, goon."sairl Min.
Then they all mulled nt‘oncc at the win
water man. I
"Vanilla?"
"Lemon—straw berry—chocolate ~— cnfiv-u
~rnnilla —me—— the» sutuc—ycs~ mF—tmf"
they said. but they said it all at once. and
it sounded a good deal rm this looks: ”Ix-mr
onsruw~cliocktmrrycotlln~yestcrrne~tm~t ll
~illa—sss~stcl"
“Which said vanilla?"
Thin from the soda water man. who was
just as calm as anything.
lied Hair Irnd changul her mind. Then
they all changed their minds and swapped
oi! choices. and they all said again:
“(‘ollberrchocltin ~— lemon —luovunillat
ter~min—an—~usits€" all at oncc. Mean-
while he had done a chocolate.
"Which lady takes clumdate?"
"Oh. I guess I will," said Min.
"I think it's awlul rude to take yonmll
first." lied llair criticised. with much can-
dor and ill humor.
"Well. 2110!}.L'Ikt!ilynllrrh’ll."
"Mr? (lit. ltlnn't want I‘llils‘ulJl -.
CUITN‘ "
“\thII. I'. hit in Ill hair lt
Nobody wanted it. .‘Iin Iu-.:.'|n to brmtbr
hard.
“You urn all just as mum in you can hr.-
sltc painted.
“I am sure you should not ask m
have. coda I! you won't let its t-btnm- our
own choicc." lied lluir mid \s ith seventy.
Then they all llnlll‘l‘tfll together at urn
other. and presently they flouncctl nut. .Is
their roiccs died away up the block and
silence settled our the drug store the audit
water man heaved a sigh and drunk the
chocolate. remarking pensiwly m be.
wiped his chin. "This here Irwin‘s going to
mitt my lcmmr.”—l‘hilndelpbia I’n-a-s.
30 Son headland Fan".
We are again compelled toannuttnm- l hat
obituary notices will be charged for at thi-
rule of tlru cents per line. Announm-atvnt
of death. not exceeding Ilre lint-9. (rt-e. We
have given up much space in Ihmo minnow
to such matters. and in Mmuhl. any in
Manon nelthcr the parties lltemwlvm Imr
their immediate relatives lmvc t'\‘\‘l’t‘nll
tributml a nickel to anxtain tb'm p.13» r, vb
mtly or Indirectly. Thom: win I‘. tut
ncwupntwr fume utter death mum Inukc
arranuenn-nh for its publication or Ihry II
In: leit.-’l’uwrm-nd (Mound .‘ll'fixl‘llfifi‘l’.
time." objcctcd
lt'. tzt‘
Supply and Dem-ml.
Pl’lltllt‘r’ --~.\uy tiny. ntu'nm?
llmmvkt-opwr lilttllizllfllllll‘lw'l'l‘Hm' Hm
you Mllll nu.- Iant \t'usk haw nllxum-tu
plvtes.
l’ultller w Yr-c'm.
sumo more
“hotly.
l LIIMW you‘d want
by this titan-New Yurl
”purl-ruin Work.
Mmtfllllllnm-Mury. you needn't wasn-
uty tlmo dusting thine ballot":
MIfllOH-l thought In! told mt- Mn.
tlumpun mm ”min the day !ur a vii-It,
Mn. ”lilac-Ya. but her thm Ilttlu
buy: no mining with berm-'Cthgo 'l‘rlb
tine.
nature and MI".
Pater—«Do you think that I would allow
I man at your uncertain pmpectu to
marry my daughter?
' Sailor-«Yea: bot-cm If I married lwr.
you use. my [imports wouldn't be uncut»
tutu.~llarper'u Boar.
1'!- EM of Contact.
"I thought] on a wealthy youngman.”
laid filmy-on. "until! throw in {mum
itch-taunt uChlugo girl. Thai lotu-
corned that pllo nppurul qnlt-
anally—Truth?”
manning-om».
I kw-yoiuwrwhomwnmeawd
For It m hm that my;
WNW-ml. cult «mm: than" at tho
Mltmhmtm" .
Intim- mun “manhunt
And mloro-uduuyM-Ntc;
htlmntmmcmhulmm
Womltmhmtm my.
Mon-wanton “thumb-wish»
human-Mm“
“kaolin-Ill Mariam-Inw-
D‘ufltwlm that”.
wm mummy-«—
I“
g... Within—flailing.
min ”um-u Whit-w
"kWh-punch».
wmmumr'w
MD“ hm it“ It.“
i of Lydia K l’inkhum's Vegetable
~ T. S. IIIINALIISIINfi
South Norwalk. “l- I; Nu. 1,": \Vnz-Luiglv n Sin-rt. Swath Norm-ilk.
Family Wishingsl:
I
r
I
clearing out sale.
I
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick,
Thousands of Women
Testify. from personal knowledge
and experience. that as a simple,
reliable cure for female complaints,
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable
Compound
is unequalled. Mrs. lllARY A.
ALLEY. Lynn. Mass... says: “I
suffered from womb trouble. mis-
placcmcnt, ulceration. leucurrhma.
etc. After uying a few bottles
L (Impound. I rccovcrcd cutircly."
A: Dmgzim lel‘. It. or «ml by Bali. in lam: u! PAIL: tr
Lunar". on "CNN of IL... Lint l’tlin. 25c.
Communicate trrv r unrivrulf Adah"- try rhnflJ-‘m‘t
NEW STORE.
l have rvtumol my latrinws to
83 WASHINGTON STREET 93
and have now a lull llm- at
HEATERS.
' RANGES.
STOV ES.
.‘Ilbll
TIN WARE
of all kind-6.
Plumbing in all Its Branches.
Hill $106K NUMBERS SUPPIIES
All ladies are cordially invited to come and incpoct
* H. 'KRIEGER,
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
F. H NASH & BRO
Plumbing. Gas-Fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware athoweiit Prices. .
Lh'DLl E. P1581!“ Mill) CU. LYNN. MASS. .
FURNITURE
' W now on hand we inll roll for ten thou“
Wemahonlugthclargut marlincntof Sailor Rats in
the city. Wfi also carry a large assortment or male: Suits which
we sell for 86.98, special price; they are well worth 39.00.
our great
C
Duchess and New York Ranges
II. I., New Haven & Hartford II. II.
JIINI: 5. 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWH:
Foil Knit Youtt. A. )l. -. 5:76 u. 540)
ex. 6 IN local PX.. m I. u 7 3| I. u. 7 Mex. I5 :51
nleiillncal urnuufllfll (:1. WM ac. lull ex.
Il‘Jl'lt-cnl cl. '. M.~I.'!:?£.'ex. III M. 23) or.
"5| no.4": ac. I‘JJ cx.6:5u-.5‘J}cr. 515».
ram. Ml ur. 7 $ch. 7 56 no. mam-"mm. m.
Wmhiuglon express. Honda 94:2“ u.,546
' ll —tllllu‘. Tfiac..9illnc.
.s. A. .\I.--»Iu; en; cm 33.,
. 4 . at: 913nm. It!!!) (1.1042 no. 1'.
”men. I hit-1.. I «It m:.. cm cx.. at»; box.
3 42 M. I :5 l. 03.5 In main I’iitlucpon 5 :IIunI 27
run. I IS ['31. 7 2i ac. to hriugvport ll ll aculul
' IIHI ilmnr- ex. and tun. 1:35 n.m., ex.
. :‘o m'. 101:! run. a. m.: l 15 m». p. nt.
‘ a. tit. \Vfln’liJ'X. I ma. tn. newton. rx.
l- Ilanrrmtn. A. )L-oiu ac" 9:5 21..
. In “no. I'. 31.42"” EL, 1 1” ex.. Ill
. x.. is ll nu. 12333.1“. or.
I‘m: arurxm‘rnuu A. M.——6 III at. 915:3"
IIHI'.‘ t 1. hi liar. l'Jl. I2I.£N:x.. l“ mu. 7 ITS e!"
84! my
Fun ”mt-ox. A. M; In; (via flinre Line‘.
P. .\I ~ 12:29 ex. (yin Springfield). 1 I“ ex. via
Ilurirnnb.
LEAVE: NEW YORK
FonSomnNnnwaLu. A. M.— Full sun. 6!)!
2' ”l an. >2”vame u..lit£l no” lltl} c1,
I .. iZIKi noun ex. l'. M.- lflllizu'.. I Illex..
' (“muffins ..4[L’e1..tu3ex..
:ex..f-Zlntr-..ri It! ML. Ztll an.
' I Adams «I. and an. 12m mid-
. umla s A. .\l dill nth. I Lilac. I'. Ill.
. I‘ll-mt dnirltt.
Housatonic Railroad
llztnhury and Sorualk Division.
ruliztizri’izb‘t‘u MIX 25:. Nd.
Trains haw Smith Ne-ryialk for [laundry-
6 l5. 93 l~ a. l'l.. l2 ll. 2 3i. 5 lo.» .3! and it? 2." p. at.
Sunday.» 9 21» :L m. and Z If» p. m.
irate lhnlmry {or South Nt-rwullt—
Hound II Li It. m.. Ll Li. t 4') and um
elfl'lfiy'hv' “fin. in and ML": p. m.
'l‘ru a leaw South Sui-walk {or Hidxv-tlcll .
6'. at lw‘ l‘ a. nu. I: ll. 23L 5 Ill and r'. "(I p. in.
’I «I’m Irrtyc l‘l'igifllriil lut- . a Somali}-
rlt -, 2' is and 11.}. a. n:.. :5 3’1. 3‘. m and
' tit-Sun
lari
l
th Mirualk for “mom tir-
"‘lr‘fh Stuttw Llht‘ it? lg‘r
a! n.i~' m.
n
. . . t-T llrtu-kEyr
mt Lung, l~ ml and Fin-{rm Siam Lim- a:
Curt
:. ms. llUl‘ In lltlvhlylt at P It p. m
MAIN LINE “‘15qu
’I‘ruizn l-r .w Bridger-4m my i'ullmw:
i.. [‘ILt-seujtr’f tor tumult-Id.
r... pimwnxur tor l’llhl‘lelll. making
+t.
It“...
I-'-
in. for Albany and the
I. nt.. Zrt-i ht fur llawlryntic.
. :t. nu. (r-rig .t in: “rent Harrington.
t - p "1.. l‘lltstit‘lnl and Albany pause-tiger.
5 I" p. In.. Srw Milt-ml up“ Iai.
#- ::I p. mu .\‘rw .‘lillnrd spy-rial.
L‘ by. tu.. {rt-itch! tnr t-‘rmt Harrington.
Tam. nt.. wnmluy a} pzuwumr tor I’éltstli-ld
and Album.
i'. N. h \l'l'. U- m-rn. Hm rim. lulrltl.
A. W. l‘fiNfllKJh'lmrltl I'LLH‘rKIVfi‘I’ Acrni.
'I'lllr'. l'l..\t t? 'l'” lil'Y
l~ at
FRANK D. JOHNSON'S.
Plain umldnr.......
Washing and lnmlm: .
The show prlrc- int-ludi-
to rent» pr! don"t l
i
I'lnl’lta. “ally Phillie-aria ”II-I". Sighl
ltrrs—oN. lira“ Q .'“.
I
\Ylll‘l’ir'. SKIRTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
nomesiic Laundry 00.,
3| cannon 8t. Horwalk.
t'ux'l'ltAth Til-(HR l'olt Harlem AN!)
N‘lllllllfi. in:
IT IAIN STREET.
To our friend» and tmtrnm m» I»: lum-
nouam that our Ewing“ mountainous [or m:
Ifl' now mvlrrrlJu It -h your attention in
moor-ital! lulu). "whim work up will
omn- t! ~ llhmulru- In Ill} ms AM Flow»
who» «MIMI tum-col norm!» chem
mm. Latin mu matc- melt-ethic tum and we
will mnuthetr order until um I! thanked.
IIITB [WED INTI PIEBBEII IN TIIE
“TEST STYLES.
India’wnlmmlmuot'oomr
m w- ”WW
ll. IIIIIIIN It SIIN
Whammy;
5| Huntington 8t, 80. Iowan.
27 III. ltmt WI. .
tint-elm .
Bakers. WWII”,
ICE CREAM.
what"; WWW
m
GMAT 13mm
David Stow,
max-tum
.1 Mb-
flhrtt lynch-t .
a‘fiwfiw»
1.x“...
. 3mm». prrilnlt‘ll:
Quirk. l’illnw I'm-m. Tterl-g Napkiua. Tablr l
I
.
\1v«»r;*.l‘ur- t
m-t I’uu ru, .\z . I
FAWCETT’S :I
unsung; .
walnuts tint trainer.
Spt‘t’idl nttcltllnn gin-n lo Ranking and
'phubtcrlng. I!) 3!“
PICTURES FRAMED TD IIIIIIEII.
- ' r . r
u y! 4 . .nnmu r In
9,". .' .... n I’M- nt 0.“.
’ ii ‘ ' 12:. mean.
5 I . '2 Street.
a: mum-3021'.
vol".
Geo. 5. Gregory.
"Muir si-
I
Everything now I‘ll unit-clan. um».
Purl and harm nmmily my build {or
mic. “or. Iluyt «ml ml Varmint]! amt».
rm Namath. my? in
" wmous. *
. , m .
mfs'l’d'l"?
Prices to Stilt ._ All.
Acid. .12.}. m HE”
war. 1-. u y.
“nfirirw
II I“
“8 WI? w»
I“.
m'
i:
More! he: and .
yaw fihfi "5
' .8d .03
m m "I
m
but ever
a Walnut in Black. Navy. Cnnlinnlmd
um: Harman Fitting
But one in which the
I892. ‘
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. .IIINE ISI.
9...?" ~
STEAMBOAT “ CITY OF ALBANY”,
Will make DAILY TRIPS TI) NEW YORK. leaving South Nor-
twalk at 7:45 a, m, Returning, leave New lot-k, Beekman St, at “
2:30 p, "L; East tilst St. at 2:50 p, m. Sitturdays, half an hour
earlier. V
FARE-Single Tickets. 40 cents; Excursion Tickets. 60 cents.
The propeller CITY OF NURWALK will leave New York Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 p, m, Loni-e Norwalk Tuese
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 5:30 p, m,
JUST RECEIVED“ “W
NEW STOCK O
WAEDNS 0F All. IIINIIS
F
At Low Prices.
cont: .ixn sun THEM.
QC.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
mam
GloVer8LOlsen
SOUTH NORWALK.
W FUR—~-
GOOD SHOES
ladies’ Iitl Druids. 150. to $3.00.
ladies’ Russell IIIIIIIIIS. $l.00 to $2.50.
child's Kid and Russell 600. to fill.
in sgun's Hus‘sen Blather, finest and snappiest Shoe it cant.
I .
Ilen’s Russel. a good one and Good locker. at $2.00.
Anything You Like In Ladles’ Mlsses’ and
Children’s Made to Order.
GLOVERE OLSEN,
LEIDERS III THE 000T IND SIIDE TIIIDE.
8| Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Iheflleading Dry [loads Store T—
Tristram & Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
4. “u an.“
Jackets and Blazers.
We have: 'unt bought the entire stock of n manufaclum a!
fine Jackctn, Iazm and Renders. The lot contains over two
hundred garments, all made in the very latest at loo. in all nine.
of black, my blue. tan. pent-I. gray min-d. um brown mixed.
"or [nice on l mu wil In» less than thcgoods cost to make. II on
all? in want of an outside gut-mum you cannot afford to miss ltd:
c woe.
“WW"...
Ladies’ Shirt Waists.
We are allowing the largest tin: at [mllm’ Shirt Watch; that
been shown in town: I him India and Sarah hilt
. White. French Olialllo
Wants. Tamed Cheviot Walsh French Carat-tic Wands. Block
citywwommrwllitisléii‘ivvllimétmnwnfi‘iv‘l“ i N“
n ' n u a ri tin a
w ' unwilling ’ M m
a full line of Mim’ Outing Suits. ‘
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