“butane
v
olesooutsthaltoo'si.
You can save money and secure genuine bargains at the
fullestllnoot
‘ it.
‘ ‘ old and family Boot and Shoe Store.
0. H. Harvey’s,
7O North'fi.Main St.
" "‘73 "A”Lsov'wiu ‘ K A’élc'rdliéf" "
flitting in that picture.
Smiling night and day.
Do you never weary.
lam; to weep or pray?
Though your dress la velvet.
And your hair is gold.
has something in your eyes
That you have not told.
-Loulso chandler Mention.
ANGELS.
‘Never hard now we got religion to
Augslgstrangsr? i thought nv course
ovarybody’d heard that yarn. Tell yer?
Why. sure: but let’s liquor again. ’n l'll
remim’see.
“Yarns. ’twas atore Angela got to be
sschahigoamp as'twaslateron.hntit
was a rich camp ‘u a mighty wicked
on There were lots or chaps there
whdd jest as soon die in their boots as
not. 'n every other house was a dance—
honsa or a saloon or gambling hell
Pretty Pete I“n his pardner. Five Ace
Bob, was reckoned the wickedest men
in the state. “a old Bill Jones. what
kept the Golden West hotel. had a nu;
tional reputation for casein.
"The idea of a person striking the
camp never was thought or. but one
day .1 was playing bank into Pete's
game. when Five Ace came runnin in
‘nsex: ‘Boys, 111 be -—-—, but there's an
ornerycussot a parson ' ’d nplo
Jenna'. He’sgot a pardner with him.
’n he 'lows he's goin to convert the
camp.’ ”1110— he is.'sez Pete. 'l'll
finish the deal ’n go down and see about
that.’
"So we all walked down to Jones'.
"n thar, sure ‘nutt. in the bar. talking
with Old Bill, wuz the parson. black coat
’tl white tie ’n all. He was a big. sqnnr'
nhouldered chap, with a black beard
‘nkeeu eyes that looked right through
ya. Bispardnerwasonlyaboy of
twenty or so, with yeller curly h'nr. pink
'1: white gal's taco 'n big blue eyes.
We all walked in, 'n Pete he stands to
the bar 'n shouts for all hands ter drink,
'htoonr surprise the person 'n the kid
both stepped up ’n called {or red licher
ladrankit.
“Alter the drink was finished the
[moon sez: 'Gents. as yer sec. l'm a
minister of the Gospel; but I see l.0
harminamandrinking cz long ez he
ain‘tno drunkard. I drank just now
banana 1 want you to see that i am not
ashamedtodobetore yer face what I‘d
do behind yer back.‘ 'Right yer are,
parson.’ says Pete; ‘pnt it that! 'n they
shook handsflii then Pete be up and
alluded the hull gang—Five Ace n
Lucky Barnes'n DirtySmith ‘n one 'i.
alltherest nv’cm. The parsm shook
hands with all nv us. 'n said he vac;
' going to havsameetin in Shiny Sal's
danoahouse that night. ez ‘twas the big
”at room in camp. 'n wt “5 all to come
hwosadwawonld.
“When we get outside Pete sez. Boys.
you mind me, that devil dmlger'll cap
tmthecamp.”n he did. That night
we all went along down to shitty's’n
found the parson 'n the kid on the
platform where the fiddlers list to sit
’hevsrymnn in camp wuz in the nu
silence. Theparsonspokelirst. ”end.
(data. I want to tell yer first oil I don't
want any or yer dust. I've got cnnll
tsrruyselt ’n my young friend. 'n there
waft he no raised in this yer mectin
hem ’n his not here to preach against
anyman'swayo' makinga livin. l wt.
preach ag'in' drunkenness. 'n i shall
weak privatelywith the gamblers; hm
I mtto keep you man in mind or yer
banal 'n yer mother 'n yer wives ‘n
ysr sweethearts. 'n get yer to load
cleaner lives. ads when yer meet 'cm
“'in ”I'll not her to be 'shamcd.
‘hthm hosed we'd her a song. ‘u the
youngster he started in 'n played at
oonoertina 'n sang 'Yes. We Will
Gather at the River'; ’n there wnzn't
one at us that it didn't remind or how
ourmothersust todrasaua up Sundays
in sand us to Sunday school. ’n stand
atthedoorto watch us down street '11
oallllhacktoaatit we were sure we
had outclsan pocket handkerchur. 'u i
tell yer, ouster. that wunn't a man with
dry eyes in thecrowd when he'd finished
That young teller had a vice like a
or a my. Patetold live Ace he wuz
a—-- old tool '1: didn't know what in-
"talkin about.
“Wolthtnpl'nnaloug for about a
wet. ’nonoday Pstaoomo to me and
fl: ‘laok have, Ballet-s. this yer camp
Mnojsycamp.’nwe'vo satiation
m ta thapanou. He‘s a jim dandy.
and won't ask tor nothing. He'd Jest
Intohnllygoen myth and preschin “n
yoa' duh: it inthatold
lash never makaamove
low rustle'round'ndlgup
sat-sumo. hoynandwe’lljest
hill Dustin house as'll be a
«slit inatewdays the
hays msottahensebnilt
lasted 'noverythin,
‘l‘hs was tickled mm to
do“ hlmahome.’n
him Then
“dd wuss
I“. onthr
person in be
If” "i
m bormthega
want. audit-church
8
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“i
ii
g
in
l
i
l
"ham laoamp
was on
u ens-ism
’aasetd
E
vi it
d
= llllll floods
muttered. We have also some broken lots which we will
ingroatvhrietfi “Good
Bargain
of ms. Peta saldhe was a h toned
Christian gentleman hunsclt. ed been
born 'u raised a Christian 'n was a senior
church warden to boot. ‘1: that he'd
make aChrlstiauol Ah Facet-spoil a
ll .
“Waal. stranger. things run along
nice ’nsmootb for a couple uv monthser
so till (.‘hris'mus comes nigh. The boys
hcd been a-keopin mighty straight; than
wasn’ a man in camp that drunksd
more‘n wuz hullsomo tor him: there
hedo’tbin a shootin scrap tor weeks.
Petesed things was gittia so alliired
oa’am ’n peaceful that he wouldn't boat
allsurprised to git up sum tine day 'n
tlnd Ah Foo with wings ‘n feathers on
his legs like nBramah hen. Nnry aman
packed a gun, ’n when a gent 'ud torgit
’ndropa cuss word he'd beg
'l‘hc parson was thick with all the boys.
He writ letters for us. advised on about
all our biznns. 'n knew all about'every-
body's attairs. Lots nv'em gave him
their dust sack to keep for ’em.‘n he
knowed where every man bed his
cached
"Along jest atom Chris'mas cum Pete
called a meetin uv the deacons ’n church
wardens down to his place. 'u after the
sexton (Ab Foo) bed brought in a round
of drinks he said: 'Gents. c2 chairman
exofliccr in this yer layout 1 move that
we give the person a little present (or
Chris'mus. Yer know he won't take a
darn cent from us. '11 never has. Ur
course he has taken a tow thousand
from time to time to send to oriings 'n
things or that kind. but not a red for
hisselt or pard. ’n i move that we make
himalittle present on Chris‘mns day.
'n it needn't be so——-——- little either.
Gents in favor 1] say so 'n gents wot
ain't kin keep mum. Carried. 'n that
settles it. Five Ace 'n me'll take in con
tributions. 'n we won’t take any less
than fifty canes.’
“That wuz two days atore Chris'mns
day, ’11 when it cum l’cto 'n Five Ace
bed about five thousand in dust 'n nug-
gets for the person's present. Pete as—
sessed Ah F 00 a month‘s pay, ‘n he
kicked hard uccordin. but 'twer'n't no
use. -
“The day was bright ‘n clear. ‘11 at
'leven o'clock every man in camp wuz at
church. The little buildin looked mighty
tasty—all fixed 011' with pine tassel» '11
red berries we'd got in the woods. '1:
every man \vnz dressed out in his
best duds. At 'lcven exact the par
son ’11 the kid. who bed bin standin at
the door shakin hands 'n wishin every-
body what cum in Merry Chris'mns,
cum in ’u took their seats on the plat:
tom Pete 'n Five Ace 'n Bill Jones ’1:
AJaham ‘n mo sot on a bench jest in
front 0' the platform. We wnz all
logged out in our best fixin‘s. 'n Pete ’n
Five Ace they sported diamons till yer
couldn't rest. Wan]. or usual. the per
cecdin's opened up with or prayer from
the parson. 'n then we bed singin. 'n it
seemed tcr me cz it I never lied heerd
sich singin in my life More ez thct kid
lot out 0' him that day.
“Then the parson he started in tor
jaw. '11 I must cllow he giv us a great
discourse. I never see him so long
winded atere.tho'. 'n l’ete was begin—
nin' to get mighty restless 'n oueaay.
when all or a suddint we been! the
door open ’1: shet quick '11 sharp. ‘n
every one turned around to find a great
big black bearded cuss at the door a
coverin the hull gang uv us with a
double bar'lcd shotgun. 'n jest a stand—
in that cool 'n silent. 173cc around
here. yer —— «~— tools.’ yelled some-
body in a sharp. quick. biznns moanin
v’icc. ‘n all hands laced around to find
the portion holding ‘em up in Q another
shotgun—own brother to the one the
other cuss bed.
" 'l don't want a word out or ycr.’ he
sod. 'Ycr see my game now. don't yer?
Thar ain't a gun in the house 'ccpt the
ones you see. 'n it any gent makes any
row in this yer Incciin 1'“ till his hide so
plum tall 0’ holes 't won't bold but lxmcs
The kid will now take up the collection,
'n on it's the first one we ever iicv taken
up yer must make it a libcr'lunc.sec?'
The kid started out with n gunnysack,
“u went through the very last man in
the He took everything. even
to the rings on our fingers. The person
lied the drop. '1: we knew it 'n never
kicked. but jest giv' up our stud like
lambs.
"After the kid lied finished. he tool:
the sack outside. 'u that's the last we
sverseed 0' him. Then the pamm he
see: ' 'N now. gents. I must say adoo. e1
lmnst be a traveliu. tor l hcv another
mseiiu to attend this evo‘. lwsat to
my the’ store I go thct you're the omerr
iest gang of —-—— --— tools I ever played
tor suckers. A tow friends of mine hev
taken the liberty. while ycr've been to
moctin this blessed Chris'mns day. uv
gain through yorcalrins 'n digglu up yer
little caches nv dust ‘1: other val'shles.
Yer stock be: all been stompodad. 'a yer
guns yer’ll find someer at the bottom
of the crick. My friend at the door will
hold yer level while lwnlk ont.‘nwc
will then keep yer quiet [er a few min.
utes longer through ther winder jest so
‘I we can git a nice cumrtahie start;' ’u
so thoydld. What c'u'd we do? The
walked out. grinning all over
If. ’n he “I! m they nailed up
the door '1: the (thar was only
two). ’n very-ion aflarthsyhed finished
wahssrd the alsttero’hnd’s’n known)
ratsoasrulc susvmsa *
Francis Larkin, Jr., 01 Sing fling, has
been commissioned , lmlstant paymaster
general on Governor Flmver’n staff, with
the rank at colonel.
A stagecoach {allover an embankment
near lronton. 0010., badly injuring Harry
llospitalier, Gnome Scbriober, Frank Mull-
uro and T. M. Alison. ’
W. K. Ackermau. auditor ot the World’s
lair. has tendered his resignation because
hehaa no control over the gate rccelplo,
and thousands of admission tickets are
missing.
Martin "I‘lli‘l'll'l. a steel worker in a mill
in Harrison. .‘.. w' was ground to piecenby
a train of tin 'ure, Laoknwanna and
Westcm m». .
“'ite luv '...
1!
common in Mercer
county. N. .' grand jurors recom-
mended that : .. 41mm he set up tor
the punlslmv-m n; llrillltl husbands.
During tlw ' "a. your ending June 30
4,515 men and mi upprvnticcs were enlisted
or reenlistv-d in the nav y.
Fire dutwed the National Brewing
company's . Hiltsnmcnt in Canton. Md.
The loss ' , . ..Lit 3mm").
It is -. .n‘fll. Randolph Churchill
has ['Tl‘ ‘ .. Pall Mall Gazette.
(irriw.
tion in 1
has lion. 1 .
ment.
Policeman lit-unmcy, at Portsmouth,
N. 11., was set uprm by tour United Stilton
marines Wednesday night and terribly
beaten. Two of them are under arrest.
- I’roteasor Mnnroe'e petition against the
election of the Right llun. A. J. liziltonr as
member of parliament for East Manchcre
her on the alleged grounds 0! bribery. etc,
has bceu abandoned.
l‘mlerick Engels,“ the Berlin wolnlists'
organ Vorwaeris, says that tour years ago
he predicted the defeat ot protection in this
country. He says that tree trmlc in Amer.
ica will destroy England's monopoly ot the
World's trade.
A messenger boy in the [motuflicn in Char-
lottetown. Prince Edward island. has .‘Util‘ll
Lilli) lcttcrn containing money during the
year.
Fred l". Bartlett. an athlete of Warsaw,
N. Y.. lull-l become cruty through over
training.
A movement has tin-u started in St. Louis
to secure a unnljutnr tur Archhidmp lien
drick.
xvi-d demand torn reduc-
.~. duties on iron and wood
.,.-:i.l by the Russian govern—
So lineups tor Tris-pivot".
KINGSTUK.S. ti. Nov. 1am.“ tin-Trump-
bour trinl Allrcsl Vim Nmtrnml. tor sev—
eral years lumkkrvpcr in the hook. instilled
that numerous deposits Were not entered in
the cash book by the accused. Sum-5 rum;-
ing lmmfljm to Home \wretakrn a: n
tinn- ond (also. entries made. The gum-ml
opinion in that there is no avenue of Wm
tor the prisoner.
I'realrylerlnna in Convention.
Crimson. Nov. ls.—~'l‘hirteeu prominent
Presbyterian elcrgymcu unit laymen. Fr
lected by the hint. Presbyterian general
asevrnbly. are in mulch-nee iiv‘l’t’ to (“ruin
listen plan insecure more direct relation
ship lu-twren the theological m-minnrim ml
the Presbyterian church and the l'renhy
tcrinn pulpils.
Sunday School Tran-horn“ (‘vmvnstt-in.
NEWARK, X. J., Nov, l>.-~'l‘lic Sunday
school teachers! convention riot-ml thew
cilia-rs; President. ltev. lit-urge W. lluilvy.
ol Wenonah; vice presidents, Franklin ['3
of Trenton; ltev. l. l’. Unlimm‘. u! l rv. Mold.
and ltcv. J. W. Meeker. nl .‘I‘WJIi-LZ gen
ernl Beli'l’ttal'y. REV. B. M. Ferguson. ul
Phillilmlmrg.
Baseball In All Night.
Clllt‘Mm. Nov. ink-- l’l’l’~lllrilt Ynumzsnyu
that the gloomy n-ports regarding lill‘ [BF-i"
pects of the national gnim- arr nut War
muted. The nugrrgnti- m-ripte H: Kim
clulrs during the punt. M‘llMlll. he say w. wrrr
NAHUM”. Mule the tnlul attendance- “ll-n
tully tin large a» in any perimlnt ihr l. .i‘llr' a.
history.
Aimed at Annrrhlat Paper».
Pains. .\uv. litw'l'hcrv was a nanny dr
hate. ill the chamber over the lull intru—
dncml by the government in enuh’n .t in
suppose mum-hid pom-rs. l'n-mur lm:
but said the bill dul nut pmptm- in thlrl"
tern with the legitimate lrecllnm of the
press. .
senators Dis-mine l'inkrvluns.
Curran”. Nov. litmh'emimr tailing”. of
New “mainline, and Svmllui' l’eli‘rr, u!
Kansas, oi the senatorial commuter ul
seven appointed by President "itl‘l'i'mlt to
investigate the Himlvulrtul ull‘mr. lupin
their examination at l’inlwrtons here.
Mono to Succeed Carter.
\l’AsiIixmns. Nov. ‘5.” ”Mei-nor unto,
assistant csmimlssirmer ct the general inn-l
other. will he apwintnl commissioner at
that bureau to succeed 1'. .ll. (Inter, who
roughed to amps the chairmanship oi the
national liepubilcan committee.
“man's Man 0 Wm Cast a use.
Wear Mew ilsiosm. H. l., Nov. 15,-—
llonls llartung, a saloon keeper at Staple
tau, 8. 1., while out hunting stumbled and
discharged his gun, totally wounding i'on:
rad Krodel. and eighteen. at 00 ’l'argcs
street, Suspicion.
’I‘Ism Ion totally flirt.
Amman, Pa. Nov. “but height wreck
occurred on the Pennsylvania rnilmul nt
Allegrlppua. Three men were pmhehly
totally hurt. They are ii. 0. .inbnm.en~
Killers; ll. Buck. humanitarian Mailman.
An Allin-co furnitu- no...
the nation-d Alliance convention Mr. 'l'lllv
man called llelcgate ticott, ot llamas.a
ward and a mandrel. and tor a time it
lurked asthougti blind would be shut.
“Insulat- [Mac's W Veda.
Poumnmn, It. in, Nov. wwwfllsa
lions Mariam hissing, slaughtered tin late
lichen J. Inning. the Wanton! Mr.
Frank lldward Johnson, at rum. 1. 1..
Illl'l'il ‘Illl III III STREETS.
Mitilrlm. Nov. lit-«During a debate at W
”'1? are wan muvmsdmihcmsstiagst the
sealers ‘
* : Window i’Sliadc‘e ' ‘ '-
l‘etswith ii and
0m still! mo ill?" WES. All 0010”. its.
Remember we have the stilling? agency in [tooth Norwalk
or s
f” GRAND OIL HEATER
whlehbnrus without surge or mail and will heat your room tor
w STURTEVANT'S
Houses, .
800W sosvm
siliu‘sio‘eia a...“ “1.6.... '1... in...
l! lwm a girl again 1 should know
there is no lite better than that which in-
cludes the common lot at woman—the
and sorrows oi witehood and mother
While lives may be noble withwt
these. no lite, however humble. can be
lgnoblo it it warthily wntains them.
can he no success without con-
sdousor unconscious preparations. The
Inocuflnl wits and mother will have both.
Unconsciousl to her, the discipline and
innocence justice and love at child-
hood's axperlenm will teach her. and
consciously the discernment". activities
and observations at a true maidenly heart.
With the conscious preparation lwould
have to do it I "remain again.
Two tons dmtroy the vines that would
otherwise produce the sweet and [traceable
truttsot a glad existence. Th1 are the
toucsot vanity and selfishness. Because
this is true the tins. duty at the young girl
is to destroy these taxes.
Vanity is a subtle destroyer. That it is
an lmpertectiou peculiar t9 women 1 deny.
That it iaonc at her conspicuous [units I
admit. It more her beauty. entcehloa her
will. blunts her aensitiveuens and until-r1
mines her modesty.
Selflshnesaisprrhaps more cruel. is is
greedy at personal cane and correspomllng—
ly lndiflmnt to the case at «hermit is
treacherous in methods and unscrupulous
in aeration.
Given vanity and sclllsbnm with intel-
lect, and you will have the society woman
proaperlng in her heartless. ambitions
schemes. or the public woman. whether
socallevl reformer or other worker. sacrio
doing her cause or her fellow worker to her
own advancement. or the wile making
wreck at her husband's love. means and
happiness tor her own gratification-Mm
George Archibald. ,
Danger to Mill Bottles.
“There was a time when the mere tart.
that milk was put up in hottlu aw. 3 mm
guarantee 0! its purity." said a dmlrr.
“but at late many Imprincipled men have
taken advantage at t‘gc popllihrily it had
gained, and now much milk that couldn't
be sold by the measure at any price in dis
poled nt in imttics. My experience, hm
taught me that it is a safe plan never in
deal with a mun. who sells both kinds.
While some are no doubt hours: enough.
the temptation to get three cents a quart
extra is unquestionably too DEW!!!“ tor the
others to resist. Themngain. there is a
strong sanitary objection to bottle-ll milk
The customer is supposed to wash the hot
tlebeton returning it, has this is practi-
cally a dead letter.
"Whenthermidnnmisallowultorvmain
in the bottle ovvr night it in didicult to rev
move it, and the washers in the milk
stores are apt to shirlc their work. even
finder the moat tsvnrnhle circumstance».
As a consequent-o. while milk cans are
well scoured. the bottles are very Mien al—
lowed to remain in an impure. murtrirm. A
casein point, and one that came under my
personal Wnfllofl. happened to a cus—
tomer who. returning a. tmltln, apologized
for a stain on the inside. which. she said.
she muld not remove. ‘0h.’ never mind.’
replied the dealer. '1! has probably been
there a long 13!!th and will work at! in
time.’
"it it "I’ll 10 "mflhln'rllml. llmt‘r' l» Nis-
test. which is as sure :u it i ~ ~ 5: .g...- 'l .',.-
aclean glass oml till it with mil... 1”: «u
pour it out. if the mills in pure. the whulr
inside of the glass will in! white. with
mills."—-Xew York Evening Sun.
“a Beat lethal of Discipline.
It the child is unhappy who has new at
hi.» rights respected. equally wretched is
the little despot who has more than his
own rights. who has nevu- been nought In
respect the rights at (when. and when».
only conception at the universe is that l’
is an absoluternonarrhy. oi which he ismle
ruler. '
l'hildrsn rarely love tho-w.- who opal
them.snd never trust them. 'l’bnr lmn
young aenaodeterta the (sine mice in the
character and draws its own conclusion».
which are generally very just.
The very her/t theoretical statement n! a
wise disciplinary method that I know is
Tlrrbcrt Spencer's. "let the history a!
your dementia rule typify in little the lm
tory of our political rule; at. the mum
autocratic control. where mntml to rmlly
muitul; byaovl by an incipient: rmatlmv
tionallsm, in whirh the liberty of the so!»
jest gains some express rerngnltlun; now
read" extension» of Ibis lilrriy ml the
subject. statically endingiu parrntnl at»
titration."
The mother who to most apt to infringe
on the rights at her child (of course with
the hem intentions) in the firm person. at
flirted with the ”lust 0t dominion." Thm
Ia noelantlcisy in her firmnnm In pmmt
it tmm degenerating into nintlmwy. It in
not the firmness ot the, tree. that. bends
without breaking. but the tinnms at a
certain longramt animal when torrent
character has imprcmed [Hell on the can»
minim! and hem pssivsrbial.~Km
Douglass Him- to Irrihnn's.
We"
no vmsbsI-a of km
in a meat book “using at physical do,
vsloprnent and exercise for women atten-
tion is called In the contrast between the
way in which the most highly mills-wt
nasa- Irvas criminals and location. sad
the way in which the children of nullity
panuiamoltantnnml in regard inputs
air. Asylamaand prim-a» an ottcn pm»
vidrd with the but systems at ventilation
known toaster-cc. in many asserts-and
schoolmm the bodies are Md and
brains “opened by breathing and Ir
breathing an instinctual: quantity or! air.
This ml. the writer points out. will «ally
be remedied "by the Imam-s no] intent
cooperation at who will no
[new toned ruminants when thump-t
site provision-v tor ventilation do not valet.
and through the mt.» at M at
health whorl-ill p. laws m the
admin-chad mwhlrhlo
not permit at vestibule-arm
the min In baths-Ito
'L-Mi‘srk
at
a: W'-
Mathew-dune»
Thatthsswissmsasdsalotm
W mm sum
mama's-anus“ ”use
rltyaslm W. Am
mummy-”mourn
Mia was am mama-
“whitish-ash
mull Miss
u 1-”
slight" hlhhlusrshrhal
yea-ls; when a spa-s
.‘mawrum‘m"
so a
gains! over! wise the
n;
Claus,- Jackets,
line hetero buying elsewhere.
“climate rains ' ' '
”Did Pm! enjoy his tamtlrall name yet
utility!" "You just bet ho did. This
morning he can't see with one eye, and
threat of his ribs are l:rtrkoll."—(Jhit:ngo
Nrwn'ltmrnrd.
Allmlrlng Neighborwllo you think the
gravy pet is going to lmlikshls tastier!
0nd Mother-d shouldn't be at all surv
prised. lie keeps me up every night. salt
to. and is tramlous in the nwrning.—-Jndy.
"What was ll elen crying about. Polly?"
allied Polly’s momma as the little one
canmtn from the playground. ‘fihe dug
a great Mg hole in the garden, and her
momma wouldn't let her takcit into the
house with her." said Pollyrllarpcr's
Young People.
Witcwl am thinking 1.! taking swimo
miug lessons. \tht part do you think
will he the hardest tor Inc to learn, (hair?
Huuimnrlmil'cll. I should think keeping
your nwuth shut.~ Chicago inter Ocean.
llnsivunl (umvkly 'y-Jl'lli» is the tourth
time this work we've had mm but and
cabbage. Maria. and l'm just a little liml
otil. like Will-«I'm Iliire,'|'liomas, you're
very lwrnhnflnblv. You know l'vu had to
130!er the pun! sheets at my new book,
"(Inc llniulmi Dainty inuncrsfh—llrwk’
lyu Lite.
Briggs-whirl for a job! i told Miss Fil-
dnrly the other day that when sln- laughed
it was all loonld do mt tulle; hr r. firings
~Whnt happened? litigan—Tbulth time
I saw her she had hysteria—Life.
The ”mail ”try and the Pie.
“I feel like rating my pic {MW ”
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M the went so»: “l’mlmsnd that boy's
W» h.
The tour children had Inna utility
Wmmrumnluthmm
allnlilurm aptovrepvmt.
"You've Imus very nature!» as”.
museum-nun! at you. anvil
anus." tarp-lab you. Now, when
”laihewaflpiaveJ ”sold
can as they. laying W in
woman-rm.
‘”Wv
stimulus ,.
unmade... etc;
thmlanonesdd ”diagoingoutottowntobuytheir winter
Manta. - We do not advertise catch-penny sales, nor do we in—
tend to sell you a garment for to worth 010, or one for 80.76
We haveone price tor the poor as wellastor the
rich,and when we sell you nGloak for s5 dollars we guarantee
to give you n hundred cents tor your dollar. Come and see our
H. KETEGER.
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
'l'hveuleadiiig an. some at
city is at
llllNT & ZElllFF’S
32—Wssumoron Bitten—32.
———-—-ooo-—-—-
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of fish arrives every day.
l’llllE TOIllT0 BATSUP.
IMPORTED SlflDIllES
One thousand lbs of Lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
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Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
Huzui’iuurr’s
.2, .23“llf..‘i”.§‘.§§$t.—
JUNE 6. 1892.
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h r: ll’lrllili‘ , »u had that In.”
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d'llxun. [1. mm: in h mus m «u-uk nnvl irritated
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pht I) runml. I mu- rnuaulted llw tier-l pity.
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and m 1.: .:<»«:. inch-ling Hush. iimwn's and
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all hunt A"!!! one u-ry tml lllm'k nm
your a.» truth elm h . «lid not rail; l wan to.
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nmr-«el In it at lint. alter taking a few dines
ltelt lifter at v'liu'. ll- rill-rt was dim-rent
irnm Anything I had our token; l have used
lhrvr haul:- and um rnrnl. ll luau iwl ml mo
mun than llw linu'tllrsiir alltllr inn trim-l
train-nor use-l. Thmc aln-irlng ran t'lll on
no» f-irlntnrumtlnn or any limo. Mums. ll.
P'I.I.I~. Sgrvlnxfirl'l. it w.
I'Blt'lill Willtflll IHHTLVA '08“th
sue. the uriEii's't'I’” an. Agent.
COHFS.
(Illuminati l~
prrsclll and use
HOTQGRAPHS.
.3” on
3li-UTSCDPHIC ,
y mas ,
fi‘i‘i‘f‘i
cone
fiaswaad Treat-ant.
some ”fir-(W. ms.”
Wmhfi'fi WWW“
e: .man
Neat"
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick,
best quality of Rubber He:
ner and Tea Sets, Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware’ atZLowest Prices.
“:lnaym’wmmmwn , _
and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which lie ‘
Bast llatslial is Used. Combining Durability and.
'ltakingitthebesttil.008eamless8hoeinthemarkst. )‘
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
menu and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
H. s. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
BRO. '
Plumbing. Gas-Fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Duchess and New York Ranges
.: Decorated China Din—
IF
Don't forget
and delivered.
LUTHER
GOOD
in! $3.00.
Anything You Lil:
Children’s
8i Washington St.
Tristram
Moss Goods.
sold by city houses.
Fllll BAPES .‘lN0
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
moon. 8. ”skin.
it Vsslnlartss 8b. In. Harwell,
1? Iain Ottllt Ismail.
Mars, confounds,
lCE CREAM.
%.'R'B.'hnl ”WWW“
‘>
New Dress Goods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
The largest line that we havocvor shown.
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices to be lower than the same goods are
”a“...
Do You Want a arge?
YOU DU YOU CAN
GET ONE AT A BARGAIN
FOR ,
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION
that Jobbing is'a Specialty. Orders called for
IN PRICES.
. .«. .,_._
WRIGHT, «
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
afflisn
GloverdtOlsefi
SOUTH NORWALK.
———FOR——
SHOES
ladies: Kill Blinds, lie. in $3.00.
tallies llussen 0100105. $|.00 to $2.50.
Child’s Kill and Russell 60c.
liens Russell Blacker, finest and snappiest Shoe an earth.
in $l.25.
Men’s Russet, a gem} em and 0qu linker. at $2.00.
9. in Ladies’ Misses’ and
Made to Order.
b. .......
CLOVER <&'OLSEN
LEADERS Ill THE 800T 0N0 lHOE TRADE.
So. Norwalk.
THE LEAOINO DRY 00008 ST0llE,w'-"
& Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
We
Fllll TRIMMINGS.
We have a full line of Fur Capes which we have just opened,
Tristram & Hyatt.
NORWALK.
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The Psepls'swlsrtst.
All. mum: "Fur—thins slurs .
mum valuation in mm:
sums.
n 4 vs ..;".'..‘... .‘.;.i“‘"“.'.“.r ”m5“ am
no man: ”I
Hardwifime‘ébfiflcea.
Norwalk Chronicler