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psued,thaoldnoblemau.hiafathsr.
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itallu, was out strolling along the lake
weraacquainted with them knew the day
set fortheir marriage was but two weeks
distant. All the arrangemutts for the
“ Dear friend of women:
“ When my baby was born,
MY Fill Mill WINTER Vill'llLlEN
coulddo now shore northward a shut time agowheu ueuttadbeennerteetea—the lovers looked five ears 0, I u in six
“‘33!” “m!” m. ““- Finally, a” family held counsel m the gentlemen mutually agreed that both BRILLIANT ENGlNEERING. forward with joyful anticipation. ”Happy days.” Farafioo 553:. pResult: ..
The wrath 0' .oomtsle m1“. sell. they would “"8“” their son if his m ing was more enjoyable than the exercise “——--
. couple. Sceuitobeee all adaptodlo ~ -
-. m lsavathe of towing. The lake waaas pellucl'daud Cnattsa cl a Great leaks to “I'll. deb other," was the time: it their m, falling 0‘ the womb- EV“ "n“
lied. tall are her round cheeks. and hunt.
For Gentleman’s Wear. ‘* '
cilia-mummemtwnot-uvhrr Hum-I with water. while rejected suitorl envied their rival's I've been miserable.
‘1.“ wiaa nubhuuufi w m, . Now, the beau Adelaide was I i, auir, and they engaged a boat with the _ For a small country wedo a big thing Inseam Soon after they had entered the u I tried whiz, . duct PLEASE CALL EARLY.
“.dede born when, but It the moment lo" abandon of youth. In]. ".1 m m uowaudthen 0'” b, ”mm“ ”the S'WIIB In], m w m holdbor ' _ 8- 0“.
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‘ Slay. mm hum “a many. all in all to her. She yielded to his per- aod gracewith which he handled the blades " one' anotheris the creation of Lake same time casting sly glam toward a worse. I wor s
But-ethic; whatavurun be suauioiu and retired from the profs-till "dial the GI"! 0' Ml companion 0‘ "I! V ' in mld~Walss which has been out-sin portion of the parquet. "I could bard] stand . and I I
ngwmgggnm .h. “on“; swrilcluh ’ do?"' by mm“ 0" 0mm ht fifi Following the direction of her glance walki 'th t y rt, a
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afternoon. do you?" said the latter. ”if
there's one thing I do pride myself upon it
is my kuowlrdgaof rowing. You have had
_ that place for a mortal hour, and if you
She was for awhile perfectly happy don‘t get up at once friemlship will cea-
But slowly. surely, a nameless long- horn and now. That’s what I'm dimmers»
lug crept into her soul. Bbe felt her life "it: "
Lives-poclto be“opsn"andfittoactas
thesounae of thswater supplyof that
cityandthesurroundingdistrict. This
mean-am deal. It mesnathatthe
corporation of Liverpoolaud their en~
ginccr have actually remade a greatlake
ily. who were very kind to her She
tested all “tweets of idleuem nzzd lus-
ury and was adorod by husband.
man of Ittraolivc appearance who was an~
swering hcr glance and imitating every
move of her artfully handled programme.
The flirtation had become quite animated
during the first act. while the prospective
groom appeared in blissful ignorance of
impossible.
. "At last Isaw an advertise-
ment of L the E. Pinkham's
Vegan”: unpaired, and dc.
ADELAIDE.
Itlanuwalongwhilo since the man
and a theatrical company. then to
housing "The New Year’s Present” in
the town of (hvidsle, near Ddine. do-
dlmdthatnostifl dollshould be used
townie infant introduced into
dull and uninteresting. The artist with
in her got the better of her Hermie
great longing was toactouce more, to
troad the stage usof yore. to live the
life for which she was born She
Amicably the other relinquished his
place and cheerily took a seat forward.
well in the bow.
"What in mischief are you dolngl" pre-
really the real estate was inquired. ”Can’t fury of the Seven slowly wound.
which existedas a lakeln the glacial
epoch, but which during the time cog~
nimble by human record has been a
marshy valley. through which a tribe.
cidcd to try it. The fleet was
astonishing. Since took the
first bottle my womb has not
troubled me, and, thanks only
to you, I am now well. Every
what was trausplrlug. At the end of the.
act be nice, and ext-using himself left tliu
bin. What was the surprise of his afllttnccd
tonohim pass a moment later through
the parquet and to the 3 mug man with
whom she had carried ~ the flirtation
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Dilb-
_ _ run m that you arewhirliug about in a n m tint a village a church a no tapped the young man on the shoulder suffering woman ner and Tea Sets Plain China A to and
dreamed of it at night. she dreamed of circle?" burial ' ' ands-id: . ' ’ ga
mam.“ ' ”d m” "mu” it by day, but she never spoke of it._ «tee, I see it. I'm always stronger in mm“ ”a ‘ ”mm“ “mm Should “Who"
house had to be removed bodily; that a
vast dam, unequaled in the world, had
to be built, and that the water had to be
conveyed through pipes and storage
tanks as far as Liverpool, across the
Mersey and over seventy miles away.
The work has taken eleven years to
bring to completion, and has employed
an army of workmen and an engineer.
whose name will always be associated
with this great achievement, Mr. George
I". Deacon. Everybody will join the
Duke of Connaught in congratulating
the engineer, the men and the corpora~
tion on the conclusion of so great a
work, and not the least element in the
public satisfaction will be the thought
that it has been dono without hurting
the susceptibilities of even the meet ar-
dent devotee of natural beauty.
Ten years_ago the Vyrnwy valley was
a bare, marshy uninteresting region.
which had been a lake once. but the
waters from which had flowed away.
Now,thongh of course the engineers'
work looks raw and new as yet.thegood
"Are you acquainted with the young
lady you have been flirting with?"
“Sir," answered the othcr, with an of-
fectation of surprise and injured pride, “1
have flirted with no one. To whom do you
refer?"
“No nonsense. You know. To avoid
further trouble follow me."
Booming to think it useless to parley, the
masher obeyed, and on the way out the in-
jured flout-u :2 tertsiued his name. l’ro-
tending directly to the box in which sut
the now astoundcd young woman, he in-
troduccd her nbtmhcd admirer politely as
follows:
"Miss 13—. this is Mr. lr——, w ith whom
you have been spending your evening. lie
will continue to entertain you until after
the play, when he will escort you home.
Hoping you may enjoy yourselves together,
lbeg to be excused. Good evening."
With a graceful how be left the blushing
and thoroughly slimmed couple. who had
been anxiousl wondering what the out , ‘ . ., .
come would be: It is understood that the ”Vial-Rafi filling.“ 1;“ Six—21"? 3.3533,”
cmmony has been indefinitely pmlpunul. 7 its um, ii iii or, 9 flex” low vs. lot: no. 1’.
—Cbicngo News. E1343 M‘s“ l lites" l u tun, 2 ill ex., dill l. ox.
n n t. ’3‘“ s .n L flail” nt'. to bridge-put i5 aloe-65
tun. t is El. 1‘ :l at. to rridgcport till acniul
am. llici Adams es. sud tun, Bulb mun, ex.
Her word had been pledged and she
must keep it.
Society had ceased to charm her All
occupation was wenrisomo. She turned
her attention to the poor and was boun-
tiful to them. Among other wretched
people, she gave aims to the poor urea
lures in the debtors' prison. it was in
the year 1847. At that day. in the place
where she abode, a creditor who chose
could cast his debtor into a foul prison
and let him rot there.
There was, i believe. some law which
made it compulsory to give the man who
owed money which he could not pay
bread and water. For all else be bad to
depend on charity, and there were bars
in his cage behind which he could sit
thrusting out his hand for whatever
pitiful strangers chose to give
The Countess Adelaide had often
spokento one unfortunate man. a gen
tlemsn whose debt was very large. and
one day it came into her mind that there
was a way in which he might be deliv
cred from his bonds and rcetored'to his
“Bam‘t somebody a baby?” he cried.
A good looking actor who was stand-
lnxat one side of tho stngoinstantly
trudged his wife with his elbow. She
laughed and blushed.
“line is only two months old, mon-
’ Illur," she said. “But i can promise
you that she shall know her part. since
[can prompt her when it is time for her
to cry.“
"That matter is settled then,” the
manager remarked, with a sigh of con-
tent; and the name of another actress
wasplnced upon ' the list, and its par-
alts drew a tiny salary for its services
in addition to their own. Afterward
maple said that the baby really cried
and cured in the right places. and was
wide-fly a born actress.
Theruwasaftorthianowantofa
baby to the company with which its
parents were connected, and at the age
offivethelittlegirlhadnspeaking part
of her own.
Little Signoriun Adelaide created quite
3 turns in this part. She went to Ven-
one lll'm than in the other. That makes
the whole trouble."
. “We“, give two strokes withone undone
with the other. then."
He did, but with the same result.
Around and around the bout went in the
same ceaseless round. The small clubmnn
used strong words, while his companion
smiled.
"I’m a niccoue. ain't I! Here l'd been
planning to take my wife and imbue out
for a row. and a nice spectacle I’d lmvc
nut-lo. l’ti bee-n accustomed murderer and
suicide. that's what I'd have been. llttt
l’ll overcome the blunted olnttrtcle. what
ever it be, if I die for it.”
The pentpiration rolled down his checks
0“ went his emf, his vest, his collar. cm
val sud cufftt. He grew fairly desperate.
Forward be inclined and backward be bunt
until the our» fairly doubled. The inset
flow around like it whirlinig. Raltlcr :utd
raider his face became until he swmcd to
sweat biotai.
“That's enongh," finally said his friend
tautnllziugly. "(.‘att’t you see ’tnin‘t in
yon! You’re manic one aided, and ain‘t to
blame for it."
"One sided not hing. I ain't feeling Well,
reliable you, Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
compound is. It
Is a sure cure.”
Mrs. A. Dctwiler.
All dnxggists well It, arm
by mail. in firms of Wiser
boxes. as receipt ef.l .
Worden“ freely u-
now! held". is anal- , a g
Conn. um. i: l’IXI- ) '1‘ ,
Iau llrmcat. Cu. Lulu, *‘ %
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n. l., lieu titled in “Henna fill.
JUNE 5. 1892.
TIL-kiss LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fort Ncw \onu. A. 31—. 55 ex. his
or. 6 it local cx.. 6551. ex ”I 1. ex. 7 fates. flat
01.5:Ilitra‘alcl roast“; ex. 086 an. loll ex.
ll 3'; leal ex. '. 31. » 12:52 ex. ll! ac. 22!) ex.
it!“ suit}? up. no embitmbfllcx. Stine.
cute-n. of» ar. Villa. 7 iii “.1024“..an m.
Washington aprons. Sundanewbi'll ex..5£
Do YouWant a Carriage?
IF YOU DO YOU CAN
It. Jolllfa’a Bed. White and Blue lloraa.
ingot opportunity to appear was well
dablishod in her profession.
ltwaa at the Royal theatsrof'l'urin
fiat a young nobleman. the Count Ca—
llauica Della Grills, first saw her.
The part also played was one that
calladforthall the powdrsofhorgenius
and demanded the costliest and most
clog-lit costumes and the most bril-
liant d'mpiay of jewels. Her dark
beauty. wonderful oven in the simplest
drum, was enhanced by this magnifi-
cence. so that it seemed actually super-
human.
‘l'llo young count leaned from his box
mu. 1' 33“., 9‘» ll ac..l2:3 a. m. cx.
lint do what he would the mmlt wnettte FUR Srrtlsunnw. A- 3-1-4310 an. 9 men.
same. and dually. when utterly worn out
and exhausted, he said gaspingly:
"I-I g guess you may take the 037‘."
Just then he turned about and Ntn‘ the
real estate man sneaklngly drawing ll big
atone out (I the water.
The hunt had been anchored all the time
he was rowing,
"I’ll bcthc dent h of you for that." grouped
the victim.
Alas! it was near to being his own, for it
was a week afterward before he got out at
bed-Chicago Mail.
t M l t l l . achievement of nature has been done Ambrose Jolllfe the Hastonvill iiv ry T““-“"”‘i{" 3‘" “i 3”"“'“i“ in“ "'“m' “
. ‘ ' . thal’ t. t ’ teen in l~ . - fi fi . c t' from. in. as an. i a. m as n ex.
ioe,tofldsu. and to Rome: and at an ha?!“ “bk ”“1, ”mm“ “'3’” ,0, ,2” uan fly; on, mr.;‘"_;o':,l£ over-again, and there tsalakc whetea stable keeper, has what is probably the will“ limo-tom; it. 3.31;" in .3. “5 ex., G E I ON E A I A BARGAIN
mmmmmmmmk— “3”- if!” “9° “0' 1' ‘° h" hm?“ ' tbaotheotber." lake existcdtillthe burrierwuaforsome out remarkable horse in the United "- ~‘“- ' -~ "-v 0 U» ”i
or I on was to giveun entertainment F0
mum worn aw“, An enomou in]- “I” III! M. (De sorrow ll that the park
provement indeed has been exacted, as
. everybody will admit when the mumry
has toned down and the true- lave
grown. We are not without hopes that
the umewill cue daybs found tobethe
case with Thirlmerc; but it was not to
be expected that good Wordsworthians
and lake dwellers should believe that to
be possible when first Manchester asked
for leave to make her works in that
sacred region.
We shall see, and meanwhile it may
be hoped that Manchester will lose no
to the public, the object being specified
in the public prints and in private letters
The tickets sold at high prices; scion of
position would be implored to odor their
services. and she herself would take the
Principal M
To this the count gave his consent.
His parents, after some dsmur. W
that acting for a charity, and to such an
audience, was not objectionable, and
one night the play was put upon the
boards of a magnificent theater
Once more Adelaide. in all tho splendor
of a queenly costume. walked the stage.
R
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
commissioners will not permit the animal ind” ‘11- “If-3M. PAL—12 We!» Hi In. 7 trees"
to be driven through their beautiful F "B, _
dun-lb. The horse iaa middle aged, well P. gt“ ETE’L. {‘vialgpvlnzn‘tdllléfllbnfli:
W Kentucky gelding about a Iimiunll. vs “I“, YORK
yaanold, and once upon a titucwas as fi ‘ m, -
white II a anowdrift at the north pole t ‘9‘"?3": &‘,1'%'exLO%-a m ““6 ‘ m
'l'vo rem alto - tonne medical student. helix}... ti‘m nosin‘ex. r. ii.~u3§2e- l 003:
who was studying at the University of 3231313!” A4552!!!)cx5.gmesé.émes.,fisntfex.,
Pennsylvania and boarded at lirJollife's ' -"¥-~ ‘ ”- * at. ”a "--
resideuco, suggested that, in honor of the :fl..:;;vgfln33flfifig‘fidvfcfmmg fl:
fourth of July, Dasbaway (the gclding's out i. u . l: mm dulch '
name) be decorated in the national color-st . , ,
Ila told Ir. Jollife that ho had two harm-
ludyes which would soon fade out, and
pointed out what a unique and sensational
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and deli ve
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‘ all it A d h A robust Atticricnn frirml of ours live-t time in hm. friendly me with Live,- buss llashavvay could be ttnn formed into ’s ‘ “ ;" » 1'“ corner Madlson and Franklin Streets-
“ his 93’“ fixed. “P0“ her. “13 nd- $69033!” e was uppy u ow below the lmumlary in hm." yum”. 3L pool. ' The making of water works Ill a by an artistic use of :lhe dyes. As bir. Jul ' 'fl' , ' In '
nitration was so evident that the whole 0 a d mm. H“... mu“. licigilllorllml ., .. m 5.4m.“ beautiful country, With all their accom- life was Ixtvclbk‘. ! 0 Student bull"! but '6 ' A; ll Ca 3-“ .i-c’lmllllllis
house remarked it. AIME-95° 'reut "‘9 “t Her ‘70“ ”l” as homely a man a» one might tight his pauimenls of unsightly mounds of north :yeg'and ‘ml‘ “k “:11; 2""; “fin“! "‘1' 5‘ ‘i; Die‘PLLCE'AihTS,
Theadmiration of a nobleman for a In] sum“ impressed 3“ who “Stem?“ eyes on in n year’s trawl-l. Ila was an no and has]! of piping, is tithing which, if one ' M uec ”"5 gs 5 MN“
The old delight in it retunicd to her
husband, and none was more enthusiastic
than his relatives. I do not know what
the play was. or i would give its name
to my readers. but those who saw it
that night never forgot it.
beautiful actress was not uncommon. it
generally ended in one way. The noble
and won the lady's smiles, surrounded
her with luxury and for awhile adored
her. Then they quarreled.
When the count's devotion became
lulhmmnnm, Unification, etc.
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tfthzy Fail to Relieve or Cm.
crimsuaish red; the “barrel" was left
white, and the flasks and hind legs Mn-
stained a brilliant blue.
The effect was’ho exquisitely beautiful
that MrJollifa and his family drove nbout
thalvicluity of Hestonville every afternoon
showing Dashaway to their friends. and.
developedorimmntuchuilp. lit- nmnngml
to accumulate considerable loom-y and
Itcctletl a wife. An It‘lllllinlrtm't-sttgzgrsfnl
that be visit our leotvcr California ft'li'llll.
who had several very huvaouIc marriage
able daughters lie was received with
haroninl hospitality.
done at all, should be done quickly.
There have been, we know, many on-
expected diflculties in the way. ,‘llanv
chestcris rather unlucky in these mat—
ters, but it is to be hoped that these
have now been overuomo.——London
Glovcrdtblseii
SOUTH NORWALK.
manifest, as it did shortly, all the world
expected thh history to be repented.
They were disapwinted. The Signorina
Adelaide had wise parents. and was a
dignified as wall as a beautiful girl
The count’s love was tinctured with r?-
Bbortly he made an offer of mar
Iiagotothe fairAdolaido and was ac
Wthtlhoooufidod to his parents
Ilia fact that he was about to marry the
but. thelovslisat and the greatest genius
slang women—in fact, the most in.
comparable creature upon earth—sud
Ilhad them to congratulate and bless
him. ,,
They did no such thing. Parents are
seldom to be calculawd on in this par
ticular. and the young month were no
«caption to the general rule. instead
of rejoicing, the ladies of the fam-
ily hemmed themselves with the
my only possible to italiaae The
father, instead of blessing, uttered
curs. loud and deep. The daughter of
a m nobody! “An actress!"
son of their-ancient family should
not I) cast himself away. He might be
truth tunnel! as much as be pleased. but
he should never marry the girl.
The old count went to see Signorina
How often did they call the bedutiful
countess before the curtain! how often
did she smile and courtesy and kiss her
hands to themi She was happy for the
first time for long, long months A good
deed had bccu done. The poor debtor
was happy, too, for his debt bud llt‘tin
paid, and he had money besides to begin
the world with on his day of freedom
His wife knelt to kiss the hand of the
benevolent countess, and the poor man
himself. bewildered by his unexpected
good fortune, could only weep. anpt
ness was restored to a home that had
been very miserable. As for Adelaide
herself, hope arose in her heart. The
sensation her acting had caused was so
tremendous that tho whole feeling of
her husband's family changed. italiahs
ureall artists enough to fool pride in
genius like hers. and when she unbnr
deued her heart to them and told of her
longing to return to the stage they gave
their consent. and so that greatest of all
modern actresses. Adelaide ilistori. be
gun the triumphant career that has
made her name known in every country
in the world as the greatest of all mod
on tragic actresses.
Surely no one can say that truth may
not be as romantic as fiction—Mary
lie nu-utully made
Times.
n- Yvwblbitlonlat You.
his choice from the trio of beautiful girls.
and next looming broached the subject to
the father. The old gentleman eyed him
with an amazed smile and remarked “My
friend. I fully appreciate and feel highly
honored by your preference. but when i
want to mise- monkrya in my family l'll
send for you. lam not yet embarked in
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:12?“ Krzzficnc hustnena. Dr. ifemontll cm 310,”? “no“. which I“
W— more than 8.] per cent. of the
(Duly u Matter of lindnrnne-e.
"You arcutnnding on my foot, mn'mn,"
said it big. good natured man in the t‘rIthl
yesterday. at the corner of State and Matti
son. to a lady in front of him.
“Mr!" she replied haugbtily, turning
her head. "I haven’t moved in my trucks
for half an hour?"
"I know it, ma’am," he rejoined. "lint
the foot you've been atamliag on all tbnt
time has begun to get tired. Would you
mind occupying the other one awhilel’b
Chicago Tribune.
Ila Draw the ”as.
An old man eaten-ti ncrowdod street car.
and. seeing u buy seated in the corner.
nkcd if lu- would give him his seat.
"New," said the boy. “Do you think that
harrowing the respect to that is be
curricula a boy! if your ather mmw
comeinio this car now. wouldn't you not
198,880. but the percentsg
2pcrcettt.
moans indicated by it.
fro
per cent—Harper’s Weekly—.—
The election returns of‘thc last four
years give some interesting information
as to the strength of the Prohibi'
partysnd its distribution. In uses at
the last presidential election, the
in the congressional elections t 0 years
later. 1890, the vote was lig tar; being
malned
very hourly the same, being a little over
But while this was the proportion of
the total national vole tho power of the
party in the several states is by no
In 1883 than
were electors named in every state but
th Carolina, and the vote ran
11 in Nevada to 80,981 in New
York. in Wisconsin it was 14,277; in
Minnesota, l5.illl; in Pennsylvania, 20,-
947: in Michigan, 80,948; in Illinois, 21¢
695: in Ohio, 24,850. In some of the
states the proportion was nearly Bper
cent.:in maralitwasbctwsentaudb
Guaranteed in
prevent and cure
save for the fact that many of the horses
that they not tried with more or less suc-
cess to run away when tho red. white and
blue equine met their alfrightcd gaze, the
cup of the Jollife'a family happiness would
have been filled to the brim. The excite:
meat in the park was aogreat that strict
orders were given to the guards to keep
the patriotic hone onto! the great pleasure
ground.
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mmmpmmlpm. M_ lls deatruriivo work; i was in a very bad con.
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said to lw goo-l. including “00d Brown‘s and
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I felt better at onto, its effect was dim-rent
from an thing I had ever taken: l have used
time ho ties and not cured. It has helped me
more than the doctors or alltho ‘ I
have ever used. These deal
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Anybody that knows Josiah Smith, son
of old Josiah Smith, and grandson of old
John Smith, and otherwise rulntctl to the
Smith family, knows he is a goal, serious,
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sides of a question before committing bim-
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