WWMAtteadm-If
momma-mature: '
M” holy nee, far from condemning
. III or THE ions.
soblli't Speech on the
School Question.
”[0018 SOT, REPUGIAI’I'.
M'l’lflt‘al Adriana and Pamta.
w Wt Ila- a Good One.
ml, Dec. can» poait‘lm n-
,hy the holy see In regard to the
m in this muntry has at last
“My and authoritatively out
rt- ualr- a up. Satolli, the
”to, before the recent micr-
o! arehbhhop- In this city Woes
' the ground taken by the church.
'ww:
Catholic church in general, and no
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worthtlfl. We buttons prlootor memora- wane-forth»
mummy: sell youacloskfor ”dollar- ‘v‘ve guarantee
toglveyouehundredeenteforyonrdouar. Como-Manon:
unchelorobuyingeluwheu.
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.
mired t). It. . ’
.46 l.r.-.
“L? l}! 1w ?‘
1; on the Iron lore.
:2‘1! on a Ioomnotivef'
till; “I tried If. m
into Bay St. Louis 4,000,000 of young
These were planted by the United
lam
lea
In i .
and
W with indifference the public
M,” rather that, by the joint
m~d dvil and ecclesiastical authori— '
‘ lb. there abuuld be public schools in every
mm! ‘9 the circumaum-cea 0‘ .verl tion Mr. Cowuud said:
* pawl. require. for the cultivation of i 1 use comm young 51,," are about
four inches long now. Tluy were put in
Al’olf river and the other tributaries of
In St. Louis. They cannot be touched
1 unit“ three years after birth of the spawn.
ersthcre will be trouble about them
after they are two years old. as they will
then be of pretty good size. Some of the
fisI-crmcn wanted to do me up because I
unized the Firhermen's association.
i They said that it was a shame to plant all
' thrice fish just for rich men to catch on a
They Were very much surprised
when I explained to themthat shad do not
hush] arts and natural acier‘es, hot
n “hallo church shrinks from those
Mare- ut public schools which are oz»
“do the truth of Christianity and
moiety Itaelf, thee objectionable features
memorable, therefore not only the bish—
QI. but the citizens at large, should labor
to move them in virtue of their mvn
lilht and in the cause of morality.
“It I! long since the holy see. after con.
. Mflth the bishops of the United
I Stat. d America, decreed that parish
aehools and other institutions under the
direct-Ion of the bishops, arch according to
.. thawndltlonsof its own diocese, were 0‘»
W and necessary for the Catholic
. Nth, from the fact that it washchl [or-l
V Utah! that the public schools llul'l‘ wit hiu
‘ tin-Iv- npproximate danger to faith
Mina-la forum-ransom, viz:
Ila-gen In Public School;
rm in thepnblic schools a purely
A mducationisgiven, inasmuch as it
mmmmm of religion, bound-c
, WIS! chosen indiscriminately from
,4, every-m. and no law prevents them from
workingtho ruin of youth, no that they are.
I‘M to instill errors and the genus of
w'lnilttatdermiuds.
. “Likewise certain corruption seemed to
In)“ from the fact that in tncseschmiirg
3 flat lea-t in many of them, children of
both-exe- nrobrought together for their
lemon- In the some room.
“Wherefore, if it be clear that in a given
loullty, owing to the wiser disposition» of
publieautbmitiee or the watchful prndc . e
of nhool boards, leer-hers and pun-mu. lnr
abovenamed dangers to faith and moml
di-ppear, then it is lawful fur Culimm
W to lend their children to the-t
eebooleto acquire the elements of leltn ~.
the parents put forth every tli'ut'.
”instruct the children in all that pertain,»
to Catholic worship and life.
“Ithmtothe judgment and wisdom
‘ “aim to decide whether, in a
eutdnpartof their respective (“001503. in
achoolcun be built and kept up
III A.“ manner, not inferior to the pull»
3h Rhoda. taking into wushlrrmiuu x: .-
tlrnpenl condition of the pur- : p, v. r. ,.
amnesia for procuring their spill ,
wdfaru and the decent support of . ...
abunhavrpruning.
“NORM, either in public or in mi.
mnballhe cant upon Cunwlw .
Iblflltheirchlldren to piltiltn‘ .
3mm whcre a hotter mm mm i»
dv- uudar the direction of mllgtullrl m
med and Catholic persona.
‘I‘Ia Iaflbaall Plan Favored.
“BUM! to he desired and would he
". anew happy arrangement u we in... ;:
‘ , “with thecivil luthmltirs or out. I l
mot the school bound tlil’uhllllt‘l my
“D with mutual attention and due f‘lmw
mfwthelrmpectiveri, um. n . . .v
“Ill. when of any dean ipuou m: ....
dealer hunches who are legally lnlillnml
Mmcuhmk religion and i... r-
!” “Wrightaml duty of the coup in
“of teaching children the ('lllrl'ul‘l u,
I m to remove danger to their Emil
.1 manhfrotn any quarter Whntun‘r‘l r.
e e o
Win-how that hundred» of Hunt
“(I Cathollecblldren in tho l'nu..l
MdAMiea attend Inchuol» which um
a h“ control of outlet Inertia, and
“In that tea-on. teacher: of every
dumb-fine are engaged. The. adoption
I me I! three plane in recomnwndrd. Ito
file-to be made Including to local hr-
Wln thedllfcvent stolen and van
“ml "Moon. The lint «uni-mu .t
t between the Illellup and lot
d'tbeaehool board, when in they.
hint!” of fahnesoaod good will, allow
M will!“ ” he mnhlml lllll‘
and “tight the I'thl't‘lllrfll
be of the gram-at mlmnt.=,,.
were not confined to the pro
M Mt were extended Minot-e
the eehoole and com-gt» in the form
tree so.
”and. to have a catechism elm
whonl building. null mm
'hrletlan dourrme. n owe
Wit: clnnln-n wmnl
and piratellre. in.
the lullml‘ll)‘ oi Ih, il’
b
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dor- not mtfilt am
butt: bound up man in
duty of both pawn 4
“cold uneudnmy
by hour Mutual
‘ , with very
with mm
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the mutate. 0a the
w“ ”lief
, 'llwality. and since. in the interest of .
and
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by. TheGnlf F‘islnermen's Protect-
Intlon will no to thin. Through
g fish. The ream forthe refute! was
there were no party or portion reepon~
lion came into existence and agreed ta.
thoIIdt-r the responsibility. Now there
not every long time ago under the
It Ina
Many of the
ing men of this city are atockholdan
Mr. Louis Leonhard lathe president
Mr. P. J. Maull'rey in the vice presi—
dent. The duties of secretory. treasurer
' manager are rented In Mr. Alfred S.
Comma. Mr. Cownnd probably knows
mere about fish than any other man in
south. A reporter had a pleasant chat
‘wili him yesterday. In tbecourueofcou—
of the state of Mississippi.
incorporated body.
the bait.
be little fish have gone away up to the
helulwaters of the rivers now. so as to es—
cape the. at idin of the larger fish. We will
halve lobe very careful for some time with
shad until they begin to spawn ontheir
account. When they begin to do that
it will be pretty hard toexterminutc them.
has been computed that a shad has
e that many; probably not half or a
will be many more flab in the gulf
y been placed in the stream. that
and burn no on“: 1 in repeat the experi-
ment. It was out in Colorado, where
you madman run to close tobottotn-
leas charm that you could drop your
hat into then). and make tum to about
and sudden that it nearly disjoint your
spinal vertebra. The math; mechanic
wuanoldfrleudof mine andgaveme
permiveiou to ride over the road on the
engine of the lightning express. The
engineerdhl not appear to fancy my
preeenee much, but treated me civilly.
We were behind time, the night was
blaekullrebus,and aterrificthunder»
determinedto go in on timo,and the
wayhoruohed around tboeocnrvuand
acro- eanyonswasewugh to make a
man’s hair turn gray.
"The peculiar thing about these moun-
tninengineaia that theydo not taken
curve like any other vehicle. They go
plunging straight ahead until you feel
enrothattheyareclearofthotnckand
auspendod in midair, and then about
around and leave you to wonder by what
miracle you have been saved. The
truck; take the curve in the orthodox
manner, but the superstructure is no ar-
ranged that it consumes more time in
making the turn. With the lightning
playing about the mountain peaks and
half dieclosing the frightful gorges and
swollen torrents, the great iron leviathan
swaying and plunging along that ”alip-
pery, esrpentine track. I first realised
the perils of railway travel and the re-
sponsibility of the sullen man who kept
bio hand on the throttle and his eye on
the track. I stood with my heart in my
throat, admiring his nerve, but not envy-
ing him his job. At the first stop]
clambered back into the coach and staid
there."——St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
LESSON XII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 18.
A cannula-Iva Io'vlow of the lee-one
of the Fourth Quarter. Auto In to av,
lecturer-commentary by the lav. I).
ll. Shana.
Lesson l.-—8enl's Convention (Acts Ix.
1-5)). Golden text (John Ill, 8), "lnlxeept a
man be born again he cannot lee the king
dour of God.” Saul had an excellent char-
acter and standing In the eyes of his fol
lows and In his own estimation, buta night
of Jesus made him count It all no drone
(I'hll. IiiJ—ll). Saul was chosen that he
might hear the name'of Jeans, manifevu
the lifeof Jesus and under great things
for Hie sake.
use” Il.—1Eneu and Doreen (Acta Ix.
W). Goldentext (Amman “This wo
man was full of good work and alum
deeds which she did." Saul being pone
cuwd at Dam came to Jeruealeni and
was received by the spatial. who were at
first afraid of him, through the corn-
mendation of Barnalias, after which he
went to Tarsus, his birthplace. This Ira»
son speaks of Peter at Lyddn making
Enema whole inatnntly after keeping hie
bed eight years. and at Joppu raining Dor-
cas from the dead. The result in each case
was that many turned to the Lord and be-
lieved in Him (verses l5, l2).
Larson [IL—Peter's Vision (Acts x.
1-20). Golden text (Acts 1. 3|). "Of a truth
I perceive that God is no rumcterof per
none.” The church thus far was gathered
only from the Jews, but it was the pur
pose of God to gather an elect company
out of all nations. Sec Math.xxviii,19;
Mark xvi, 15; Acts i, 80. This low»; tells
how by a special vision Peter was led logo
to the Genuine». Consider Cornelius—de-
vout. prayerful, beneficenIr—and mark
how heaven and north are moved on his
behalf. An angel is arm to him. and a
vision grantul to Peter in connection with
certain earthly matters, all to bring light
to his dark and longing soul (rend Rom.
viii. 32).
Lassox I\'.——Pcter at Cmsnreahtcta x,
3048). Golden text (Acts x. t3), “Through
Ills name whosoever helioveth in Him
shall receive remission of sins." Peter
Bright Old Men In Knox County.
Essex county, Muse. hae been noted
not only for its legal lights like Rufus
Choate. Caleb Cashing, Judge Story
and others, but also for its deputy
sheriffs, some of whom have served
atht amillion eggs Of course We don't
thirdasnmny. But even if one flailffln
mixed in l- mg the ancetstor at one lay of
153000 or Elm») of young ones, why, you see.
the is doing pretty well.
The fish commission are going to plant
salmon trout and Whitefish in the waters.
'1' ey are gaunt- fish. very name tith. Those
sa.mon tron: have the largest months you
ever saw. They are enormous. A green
trout’s doesn’t approximate to it. Their
Mada are orange color. and when you see
them strike in the sunlight it looks just
Iilte a big ball of gold rolling over the wa-
tel . “‘hitei‘ish are very popular in the
rthern lakes. In Minnesota ’nnd that
country you can 20 almost anywhere and
catch a good mess of Whitefish in no time.
They are as white as a cull, both a» to
in and meat. and are excellent for the
table.
‘By the way. speaking of green trout
minds me of Ln- fact that one of the
me of tho Hull I-‘ishcrmon's IISeol'iulinn
ill be to prrpetnnte them. They on: not
been trout, you know; they are nothing
ore nor Ins than black bass. Ilut they
1: excellent (HI fur the sportsman as
ell as for the Hulk. I can raise theme fel-
wa like Cllll'hl‘lls. Cll'r' me u bayou. and
More you know it I‘ll huwitulive with
rern trvmt. The Gulf I-‘isln-rnwn'a rust»
clarion will look after the culture of green
Monro—New Urir‘t‘lm Timeouemocrat.
egg-slang
It
‘33;
“'lten Benn!- Were Tuned.
.Some curious thingu have boon recorded
ill the way of tales on heanla andothet‘
elriactmentu regarding them. Though
Eran-zit; I was hiumelf one of the bearded
nlotmruim. h.- “ n~ n-‘pmlailile for a tax on
the bonnie of hi wl’ rgy, which, he believed,
wand brim: him in a handsome revenue.
1 he tax have no trouble to the Iii-hops and
m wrnlrhier ti‘l'll‘filllfilltm, who paid it and
waved their lu-unl‘, but the poorer prlesta,
hull lllllu 1y to lake to the uso of the razor. l
hrre mine it limo. hom'ver, when the '
having arrived st’the house of Cornelius
b told in the presence of all the story of
the angel’s visit. and Is then informed that
they are all waiting to hear what God has
commanded him tomy. He pvt-aches to
them Jesus—Ilia life. death and resurrec-
tion; Ilia anointing by the Spirit and the
power of (ind manifest in llim.and that
all who receive Iiiln receive in Him the
forgiveness of nine. Thane hearing be-
lieved and rcccived the gift of the Holy
Spirit, even although they had never been
circumcizml.
115sz V.-Christians at Antioch (Act.-
xl, 1m). Golden text (Acts xi, 21), “A
great number believed and turned unto
the hard." The persecution about the
time of Stephen’s martyrdom resulted in a
great muttering of the disciples, but not
of the apostles (Acts viii, I). Some of these
went as far as Antioch [In-aching the
word, but only to the Jewa. Although the
preachers were, not apostles, God hlemed
their preaching. and many received Jesus,
The new» reached Jerusalem. and Ilarnnlmr.
was sent to encourage them. He brought
Saul from Tursus. and the goodwork went
on. Mark the phrases, “Turned unto the
Lord." "Added unto the Lord," ”Cleave
unto the Lord (verses ‘JI, 2!. 2:4).
LEWIS \'I.— Peter Ill'lll’t'n'll from prison
(Acts xii, I-IT). liolden text (Pa. xxxiv.
7.) "The angel of the Lord eucampv
2th around about them that fear Him and
delivereth them." We now return to
Jerusalem to find James. the brother of
John. gone to be with Jesus, and Peter in
prison apparently about to follow him.
while the church ht given up to earnest
prayer.
Liaison TIL—Sent by the Spirit (AI-rs
xiii.I-l3.) Golden text (Luke xxiv. 47).
“That repentance and remimion of wins
ahould be preached In Ilia Name among
all nations." Barnabas and Saul having
carried to Jermain-m the ulmsof the An
tioch helievrm return to Antioch taking
many years.
Ofone of these men, Daniel Potter.
runny amusing Itorica have been told.
At one time he entered a newspaper
office in Salem. and addressing the only
scribe who was in night said:
"I thought I would tell you that to-
morrow I shall go where I never went
before and can never go again.”
The Ictibe. knowing his caller.
promptly “gave It up." and than Ir.
Potter said:
“It is into my cighticth year!"
Some years ago these old deputies bad
a gathering at the home of a certain one
of their number in Gloucester. While
they were roaming about the house the
boot called the attention of his guests to
an old clock, a great favorite of his.
He told his friends of his great attach-
ment to this ancient timepiece and grew
quite pathetic at certain mime in his
remarks, which he brought to a clone
by eaying in a voice full of emotion:
“Gentlemen, I have wound up that
clock every night for more than forty
years."
Ila had evidently made an impreeeion
on his visitors. when one old deputy.
who had been carefully examining the
clock. turned the tide of feeling evoked
by the story by saying dryly:
"Well. I alwaye did think you were
something of an idiot! That’s an eight
day clock!"-—Yonth'e Companion.
lellgtoaa Dllmaeea.
lathe
greater concerns of life there
are wonderful illustrations of the con-
flicts of opinions.
There are something
over 1,200,000,000 of human beings in
hill
on our» turned.
In the succeeding ‘
rign a hull of the chancellor, who had Rug 4
third the: lmml tux. mm returning in triv
mph from the ('uuncil of Trrnt to lake
IINWHHIUII of the hinhupric of Claremont.
the world. Among these are nix v»
rietiee of religious belief; three of these
are said by one clan. to be felon, and by
others three are said to be thetruo re-
ligion. And yet every religioniet. every
John Mark with llll'llt. and are now by the
Holy Spirit unprinted unto opeeial work
In farofl portionsof the land. In this In»
non we follow them only through (.‘yprm,
i and find the old enemy of the garden of
ll
ll
ll
l
llelwl not drrmned of any «intuition,
huh behold. the dean and canons clova the
tampon-nu! the rhancel and Itrul wltb- .
In. flourinhing sin-urn and razor and point- l
Inn to tho amtntcade rub-mile barbie. Not-
trithatandlng his rernonnlmncea and en-
lrentien, they dwllntvl to lnduet him until
Ir had uncritical Illfl In-ard, which wan the
uumlummtol thclirne. And thnn were
he aim of the father visited upon the
(hiltlrrnr’l‘mullah llluatnted Magazine.
Mouth “milling In flew Furl. l
In the t.1}’flf New York and vicinity.
filing to the extreme variation. of the
cmperatnre and climate from day to day.
t in lmlml a rarity to find among the peo-
ple who have lived here any limo a per
only healthy have and throat. Such vw
patted auddrn extrema of hot and cold
lamp weather. which are m momenta
his bent-no. are minor» to the threaten!
wen leniwrary visitors with perfect”
healthy mplratnry organs. and the elect
b no marked. the condition no nutter—l
Eden already ahead of them. but our
hearts rejoice to see one noul watched from
his cruel bondage.
um»! Till—A minionm rerun-n
(Acts flit“). Golden tut (Act. xiii.
3). "Toyou in the word of this salvation
not." having Cyprm they crnaa to ti.-
mainland, whence John return- thrmm
tern. Paul and Ilurnuhea are next found
In the nyiutuogue In Antioch In l’i-ddiu.
ind luring invited to aprak l'aul preacln .
thln aertmm in which he rehenm flu
storyfrom Egypt to lhvldmnd tlwn on
large- npou thelion of David. whom hr
Jean» to have been. And from
Ima II and art show» that David on
prowl-n Immortal heinone who nhnuh.
rise from the dead. . lie Ibuww that Joann
crucified and riaeu in the promiuvl Son and
King. on. that He offers lorgivem to all
who will receive lllm.
brunt lXx—llleudufi for the Galile-
(Aeto sill. u to air. 7). Gohlen test (Art-
when”! have net theato Ila-light”
the Gentiles" The work mm on enrom
centurion claim that he and the alone
are right. What our Chinese neighbors
lay Is ”true" we any in “false." We call
them "heatbens”~they clues or u"out»
side barbarian.”
What we Engllah epeaking people
think In the right and the true religion
In in a startling minority In human he-
lief or religioua creetlwfor there are
only come 350,000,000 Christiane In all
the world.
Time are some 6.00am
Jewe, and they have clung with dognlar
toncy In all ago- to their religion
urination sJew lemma
faith:it in more acidotntkat a M
the embrace. Judaism. The are
men than 00,000.00! pool-vibe an
Iota-tandem.
E234.“
t
”MM-“on;
Themrfpln nhould alwayoboworn
beret her."
mg the lnhabltanla of thin city. that
ildren of catarrhal parents are hum with
"alumna-what eorulltioo of the lunatic
the none and throat which within very
years clam the nostrils m that proper
respiratlon laimpoeslhle. and the child be- 1
more what yelelnne call a "nxmtk :
e not them children cow ‘
ntly In the Irate. The climate d
grout!” u even won-In thi- reaped».
Ir
.A.l.tannlnglnl’opelcr8cleeee
Very Banach-01b».
A Monkymdhthtdbrflhl-
who “solemnly expelled from the
with the Mined-up scarf. Therei-
splaeeforlteineertlon,endhyaaaming
toholdlttogether It am a ntlllla-
flanpbmlnthetltlafiald Inglole
Ingover montage mad-upm—
gwtiveneut lulwsyrmou or Inn
agingly unlll the Jew» beuln openly In
mtmllct and blaupheme; then the apns
tlea turn to the Gentiles, and many he
Ill-red and the word wee published through
all the region. Driven from Antioch they
were to Iconlnm. and continue preaching:
and also working algae and womb-re. and
a great multitude both of Jews and Over-kn
believed. Notice tb'at anywhere they
reached the (Rope . I fall Mary of
Jeans, and that up all.
blunt Lul’aul around (Aer: xiv. 1922‘)
Golden mt (Math. all. so. “In file nona-
ehell the (lattice trust."
clinical
paradox In throttle-albumin.“
the-emulate realitymnhw tiniest
thunuhngthatdeunot actually“ have
school ef ILA-drawn at «"h-
blelaan" Ludwig. the fennel
we omit youth of than-to
Wily emu-g. The
hfimru m of that“ the
you a to y men
imam-aw
WW“ 1
all.
luthenlftledbelohvllla. or lb
Under Mahackeruo Hotel.
cannula rmoeu In. our warm.
lice mom a fatter tre- allot-Ila
nan lot In "~11:- D-ehe-aln Ill-grave-
“Bey. ye remember me Rollin ye 'bout do
“chew-Mlle Fannie’a French maldnw'ot
turn Inc dawn lens at I was gittiu stuck on
muelfl Well, any, she'e a claim dandy.
and dat gnu. See? -
“Well. do udder day Mine Fannie the
sent out tev do hero. an say- she wants 'ar
mmmn,mdulwuto gowid'er.
"De cert is‘ ’a little waggln wid only two
wheelqanlridea up he'indwid the hack
tar do has an Mina Fannie the driven.
any. mobby ye t'lnk aha can’tdrlva W’ ,
Allfl driven out or sight—up t‘erde limit. I'm
telliu yel Well,” I was n-boldin do hole
In front of de house out comeahli— Fannie
wld do duchelo. on day gite In de front
neat an l jumps up he'ind. Say, I was
tickled tcr deut’, fer we was a—goin out ter
a 'otpital beyond do park, an I t’au‘t I'd
git er chance tor kiss do ducheas w’en
Mill Fannie goes inter de ’mpital wid nice :
grub for de kids w’ot 'an queer backs an
crooked legs. See?
“Well, w'en we git: [or do 'oeritnl I
jump- down ter hold do hose. on .‘Ilbfi l‘an- ‘
nIe she git: outer de cart an tell» do their , _ . , y
e- ter chase ’oraelf in will do grub. “'0“ En. “£131.!“m SUFFER-
DON‘T DELAY-
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You w-"I are». 9“."me
fall-(the
lrttt’oee. l ”7 l-uv'm mm Ill.
museum-mom
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“Say. I t’lnk Mina Fannie was dead outer Cure Without Stealth Drums"?
melt-me In his do dnchw. an dnt'l W‘r EEIIIE DISDBBERS,
aha chm 'er In der 'onpital. But de duchv courum‘ra.
all she's Iy, she ia—lly up ter do limit—2m “magma; [31111;qu
she learn one of do bundlcl of grub In de
cart. Pretty soon she comes chasing out
after dc bundle w'ot she left, on she gives
nicer wink on says. wid 'er dngo lalk~:.c
kind or (Iago French folks tulk w’encley
talka English—an she says, any; she,
’Checmie,’ she earl, 'yer a lertle brute,’
she says. like dat. Sea? ‘Yer a Icetle
hrute.’
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"Say. w'en she says dat l know’d nhevvas
jean givin me a long an dance ’hout me
bein a brute. See? I know'd from de way
she eaya It, an I seed rlat ehe fonn dc hun—
dle. but wasn‘t breakin 'er neck a~chnain
'eraslf In wld It. So I says, says I, 'Dnch-
eel.‘ I up, purlite as could he. buys I,
'Dnchaa. if dere was no mugs aroun 'ere
I'd give yer a klu,’ I says.
"Well. she kinder laughs on says. ‘llehbe
den won't be no one man w'en ye brings
In Mlle Pannie’a rug, wot I‘ll leave in do
cart w'en we’ee git 'orne.‘ ll)" ahe. Den
the chem 'erqu in de 'oapital.
"Well, jean as ahe made 'er sneak a mug
cornea along on hoaeback. an 'e kinder
pipe: off de ducheea, an den ’e pipes of! me
and den 'e pipe: of! do cart, an whl dat ‘2
nope ’la hem.
“II lung was no dude. I could reliant,
but '- kinder wore clone like or dude.
"W‘en'e atopa '0 any: tor me. wyl 'e,
'W'hose groom la yoeur’
“ ‘I ain't nobody'a groom.’ I says. “I was
hired for a fectman. Dat'l wot Mi- Fan-
nie lays. an wot she say: goes.’ I rays.
”flay. w’an I any: dat 'a kinder look:
queer. an ’0 video ofl an den 'e rides back.
I was dead crazy 'canse I couldn't git onto
'Iaenrvee. l was jl- linking of Ironing
a rock at 'Is he- w’en 'a says. ‘ 'Ere'llsomo—
thing for yuae.’ 'a lays. an ’a gives me a
plank.
“Don't yer know wot a pluck Is? W‘y.
It'sacate. er dollar. Say, you ain‘t a: fly
as I taut. enrol
"Well, as I waa o-tellin yo, ‘e gives me a
pluck, an den 'o given me a letter an tells
me we give It tor Mina Fannie. De letter.
I mean.
“Den Iwas woraeofl ’la curvea don be-
fore. but de mug wan a gent or I'm a farm-
er. no I ll:- lays, ‘Tankr, boso.’ an 'e rules
0!. See!
“Well, I taut I'd keep do letter for give
ter do dueheaa ter giro tor Mina Fannie.
Ye are. women In queer folks, on dry ulluo
la crazy ter be let In on der game. wowver
Itla, an I taut if I‘d give de mng’n lrtrel’
tor de dnehels limit would make me wild
wld her. See?
"Well, w’en we gin; home do duel-m
leav- do rug In de cart. like the any- alxe
would, an I chases In wld It from de barn.
De duehe- was waitlu for me an I give. or
de letter. Say, the nearly had a lit. Burel
She made me tell the whole “up over a
ton-an tlmeaan den wot do ye tink rho
doual‘ She truu her arms arouu me an
(Iv. me a hug an a kill (lat m nrly done
me. Dvolharuna away. Say. I'm tellin
ye strnlght. lwuro dead aluck on aw
eelf dat I began doln adanoo right dove.
But. holy gee! A mug wot tlnka 'e'n In it
wen ’Io dot-heel lolliu'lm fer duln tome.
t'lng aha liken. dat long In a deed farmer.
It ain't you» were In It. It“. wot youne
done wot'a In It. See?
“la leae'n notion deductions
log back wld er cheek: one. no Weep-In or
eyes. an the given me a crack Inderjaw
wot knocked me silly,
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'South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. '
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F. H. NASH & and?
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and Sheei‘lron Wo’ll.‘
Brick Set linger, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges
. best quality of Rubber lion-s, Decorated China Din-
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China. Agate and
Tin Ware at l..oweet._Pricea.
Do You Want a Carriage?
IF YOU DO YOU CAN
GET ONE AT A BARGAIN
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Don’t “if” that Jobbing is a Specialty. Orders called for
and deliver
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
Iain
CloverdLOlsen
SOUTH NORWALK. '
-—-—FOR-——
GOOD SHOES
laljes' til llrlorls, 159. In $3.00.
talles‘ Russell flrlnrls. Sill!) to $2.50.
Child’s Illll and Russell Bill: to SI 25.
Ian's Russell Blather. finest and s iest 8h
1063.00. Mill at on cant,
Ian's Basset. good one and Bond letter. at $2.00.
Anything You Like In Ladles’ Misse ’
Children’s Made to Order. a and
CLOVER & OLSEN,
LEADERS III THE 800T IIID 'IIIIE TIllllE.
31).“?!“Pfl99 $9 a, §°- "ammo
THE mums mu nouns swat,
Tristram & Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
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New Dress Goods.
We are showingour entire new line of Fall Novelties In
DreeeGoode. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have ttylee that cannot be found in any other store in town ml
we guarantee our prices obolowor than the name good: are
aold by city bonnet
run cuts rim TRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of For Capos which we have just opened,
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
Tristram & Hyatt,
NORWALK.
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