Sllppers Beets. Shoes and Rubbers
lflhy'ourtimetotryueeudyou will never regret calling-at
‘ theoldtnntilyllootnnddhoeetmot.
c H. HarVBy’ s...
70 North Main Street.
“so soon “HIE TIIIE! '
”bulb-time! Bomuehtol-Inunduof'
Int-mini mllnnlhenrl.
Huh. lorwlthoodtntlnie. 'I'honchl'nbcnn.
hoodlum-Irwin
Wwbmkenllnottntnetolny:
louhtdotnyhout;
Until the Whine. “lie-re work IodIy
Formworkand for
“howlllrlvn.nnd laborhnwlll‘lvn
humuuu III,
l'orllfelehoth. Ind on through death well"
Audion-11d nothingmla.
~Blenchn AtkiIIIon In Good Words
I
.1 _ ms CHANCE.
She won for some time Is certain—Ind us
wrong-about her foellugx for him, no she
murmured und right in berneeurnnceof
his love for her.
As for herself, she considered herself
merely his friend. confitlunte nod adviser
'gnnernl upon Itll subjects. but specially
upon the subject of his neglect of his pro—
fusion—the law. -
End he not been so desperately in love
with her he might have laughed at. this
grandmotln-riug of hint.” he laughed at
most things; for. though the kindred hearted
than perhaps In London. he affected I
light. bright. breezy cynicism.
Socially he was equipped to perfection—-
I brilliant talker. I gmceful and indefntt
able dancer and In admirable playerof all
grates. even of whist—in soyouug a man so
singular n distinction. It was his one
recommendation to her father. the eminent
burrister. Weldon \‘s'mxnll. Q. (3.. who
shook his hand over Bertie Rnybnm'n
frivolitiee.
“He‘ll end up like old Singleton.” he said
nometirnw of Bertie to Trix‘rr intense exxw
.Ition; for old Singleton was; It despite:—
le club loafer.
But this exasperation of Trix's was not
with her father alone. She thus also no-
noyed with Bertie. and yet more with her
aelf. bee. ruse of the depth of this Inn (-3-
Ince. W by should she bowinterestul in
him! , Wm she—woe she——
“'ell. she was—Its she discovered for her
self at Lady “‘wrii'ee hall. In an interval
between the dances she hnd allowed him to
Iui her into the conservatory off the bull-
room in order that she might give him no
unnaually severe lecture.
"Are you gins down to Ribcheeta?" she
naked. with abrupt irrelevxnee.
"ftilIehester? Has an expedition been or:
gnnized to explore darkest Ribcheslcr?"
”Tothennizes.” she explained. without
I smile. but with Iltnoet petulant impIr
times.
”I? No. It would be no me my going.
l’vegot nothing to do."
“But how am you expect to get anything
if you never go circuit?"
“ shall go down tomorrow night." 'he
" 5 meekly.
~ ‘l . .
3‘“ does Mm web I pity with your nhil~
I
I
ity Ind Induatry—whun you charge to be
industrious"—»
Here he shook his bend
“Oh. but I know. Mrs. MI-lthnm told
me how you sat up night utter night doing
her husband‘s prman'ork when he wmo ill
of typhoid Well. you set. when you're l.
motive to drudge you cut drudge."
"I canton, tell you how kiml I think it of
you to pitch into me like this."
”It’s not much use.”
“Yen. it is; indeed it is. l ehnll go down
to Ribchester tomorrow night. and Idmll go
circuit alwrtyzt in future. and I sltnll drudge
likendruy hone. if drudxing catu do it. I
~ shall; I give you my word of honor."
Thistlew I‘lltftralull of mtnmtmw gave
that beauty to his lino face. and it on» in
her looking up into it now that Trix llllldl’
ha distort-ry. She bluslml. [mu-red her
cya under hie izt-Iupportable m2. - and said
early and humbly. "I have \‘ery im-
pertinent."
"Ifilfl'd’tlllf’lll! You do not know how
lunch 3 till" interwl. menus to me. I'm :tl
ways thinking: of what you think of me.
and WI~KIII13PIINWIIHI you wiph Inc; IllItI I
Ix‘lit‘n- i I...:!Il Ix'nznl III) it all. if —if I burl
any hope. ’I‘ri " LI- I-.Iid.tnl\I!I-.: her hand.
and looking his "hope" IIIIII I-ym “Illt'h
union-n II to it. .
"Then' n for III r. 'she faintly urge-«l hut
they won for, «It everything rInIl en ry one
rind limo IIIIII platen nml I ire: llltnlnfll we. and
oil but tw-h III her and their IIIt’e. The host
thing Idle Mid to him at porting Iva-I;
"Don't go down to Ittlwhewtor. Ihlutll
write lunmrrntt‘ Irftrrl have told futhrr. to
I In you know who! he .Matye. and if I fill! an-
you."
Next morning It hmrkfmr Trix imzrni
ounly brought the norm-merino round to
Bertie. “inrry lrflt' my hour In ('II-I'I'f."
II“! It‘llIIt‘lI tund'npnmging runnuk upon
LEIII Inwle by her father.
"Every mu" Did you over III-urn soil-vi
my my it?"
"llut. my Ilmr fIItlII-r. how mm min imi-
know wlIrthI-r IIII'». rIM‘rrnr not till tiny
try—till they Irin- Ill") u brief?"
“In-t him marry .I whmnr'u dunghtrr."
pronounce Il lur (other untrnliomly.
“Ilut he I and "
"lleI-In‘t Why won’t be? l‘IIIeIIrI-"~—-
"flown-Io lw'u I-nwtgul to mo." elm re
plied with HlIfIlflll'nlldflt'lI). thing lit the
some moment to get behind for Inther'a
dull-ml hidennd “DUI he! burning lIIuIIlII-n
lupin-It Iri- porrhrrmrt elm II “I’ le
dropped his knife and fork IlIIII III'III hock
whim In hie elude before eh- not be
hind It.
'“I'htre. yI II dent old fathrr. don't he
m I rIIIIlIlII'l III-lp telling you. you
know. lean twp nothing from you." III
though the I unfmilm was the nil'I-II-Ie.
"WI” be burnt out at but “En
med to a fellow without I penny or the
prIIepIet of making I [my A men- than
Ibout town An Idle-"w
”Thur. father. that will do." the mid.
putting her land before his month. "I
don’t mt you to feel miserable Ifterwnrd
for uyi buoy and nasty thingy."
Thhlle Morel emotive mmldmtlon
for kiln I’M too much even from Mandated
Trix. "Epnn my word." he trial on In
Intrigued to nnnmrrle him-elf from her
head with I jerk of his» bend. “you In
umbimte. In I pit y you didn t "Mild”
”But you don't dimpprore of him It Ill.
lather. Ton aid the other night he w:-
the but man partner at what you
«or p‘lnnd with New!" Ike cried trio-v
"Wham- Them lwnn'ttnyltdrnt
you'd link! I am my. Hansel-y
oflIlIn asap-Inner Ittwhlnt there-
lmtutepprm-Mhlmnympnnnw
DUI hing
“Idlun’t
"am." III-II! an
‘ Buyemnbop
which we claim the
foretho people of our oily.
,, Bargain
nitrides an invited to em
5°" mum main in
IIIIcI sIIELI IIIEII ILL comes. It. I It
STURTEVANT’S
.Iflll'l'll ”II III). “II “In".
thi- lluo over
Houses,
BUUTII “IV I ‘
rw hmhmifllfim
wlth-muepromluormolm
n
“win- jun. what I mean todo. father.
I told Bettie lennlghtl wonklmIrIyIIo
man who hadn’t distinguished himself.”
“Oh. well. that settles It.” her father-n-
nwernII dry ryl.y
'l‘rlx bad the tent to pmthepoiutno
further for the present. [her father. like all
lending burrirsten. undertook more that he
could attempt.nud “tempted more than
he could competently perform. and It pm
ant he won niniply overw belated with work.
Afte ftex II bury day It the eonrtnbern-
turned to I borrowed nod hIIrrIIId dinner.
”My dear. I ueyer was no worried in my
life!" he excluiuied to Trix after he had
kimxl her. which he did always when he
had been absent even turn few haunt from
her “There’s McAllister’II gone IIIId got
the influenza!"
“Ile’ II with me in two orthrve Illhcheutor
cases. and there's one on tomorrow that
I've been depending upon him‘to muster
ltlld manage almost altogether." pointing
to II brief beside IIIII pinto. “I must tau kle
it after dinner with the help of I strong
cup of com-e. "
"llut you 'redue at Ensure It 9:30."
”Oh. on boot onto will giI 3 me It; sub
stance. and I can heat It into shape in the
truth."
Haring dispatched his dinner he was
proceeding to open the brief. when Mr.
Frederick Flint. senior pnrtner in the In.
moue firm of nolieitors. Flint. Allh-ekdt
00., was announced. He had come upon
urgent business, which wIm found to neceo
sitntenn immetlintet Isultritiou with At-
torney General \Veevi
After their departure Trix not down to
writehcr promise-II letter. which she had
deferred until new in the hope of hming
something mute—nod perhaps more favor
able to record. As. howeter. her father
had been too much hurried and worriul to
be spoken lnnpon the nttlrjwt at dinner
site could report only the morning’s inter-
rie ‘
Having at last finished her letter she
wrz’r I. i: do thenudvto lonh intoherfutlwrn
‘ _ ‘ urn st: :Iup...tnl bore lyin;~ " upon the
I.
III e}; sht- found It hrit f! l pun going to are
Mr. Flint her (other must hove token it
with him into the hflaoly. laid it on the dl‘bk,
and then forgotten it in Itlwtlln‘urpllntt with
a [fault importnnt raw. \VlnIt now was to
he done? llnlf ftll hour since the train hurl
started from Huston. and there wruz purl»
nhly no other tonight for Iliheht‘» Err.
Upon lookingintonn A BC guide. hum wr.
she found that It Imin left. King'» Cross for
that town at 4:210 n. In. and Wlla doc in
IlilIehe<ter at 9:45. and by this she could
tend the brief.
But if the no"? was to comr- on tomorrow
her father would not ItflYt'lIlllI‘th‘atI—l'lm
to my nmsterwthe brief. Why not send
Bert in both as messenger and as n "junior?"
Iie'd have five hours to ptudy the brief be
fore Hurting. and could. no her fItlwr said.
heat the not into nhnpo in the train.
\\ hat I chnnce for him-and for her!
Ski-rang their.» ll. ant for her mold and
bid her get ready at once to accompany her
in n ml) to Solder) strut. Within three
quarters of an hour they were there nod.
Inmnge to say. found Bertie there. When
be but] hurriml down to her to the tab Ihr
said lmthhezsly:
“1mm; -I ‘III you‘d IT at mrnr prtrty."
"I‘In «lot- .:I :l hut I mu: III in. Importin
It lI-ttI-r." LI- mid ei' n'trili i- tally hhv while
and ”mind IIIIII rowardul him with the
nweow-t of glllflt‘r“.
“llere i~I soon-thing better." the mid.
bonding him It brief nml pun-ruling to ex
plain IIII the I'Irutmstnnt‘tm of the no».
“It's ll great I‘lMHCI'." Idle \I‘Imml Itpwith.
After drawing ll long Inn-nth Ill‘fllk‘ittrn’d,
"Almost too 1.1m“ —I~0 nun-h tony Ilrpvnd
upon it." An! IhI-n bundled wintfully. "III
[how no Ifiltrl""'
”Sntlring but that tonight." kllt' \‘nid do
ciein ly, " innrndwr. til". KlIILQ'x Prim.
Telegraph from Ililk-hrMcr. (.iumlhyl" And
aim dron- resulntt-ly rut'uy.
Kt‘r'rylllltlihll’mdtfl minuti- now mm mu
menmna tthm MA to her. NI'YKITI‘IIIINII
tnrmy III thI-sn- put-Ion.» minutw hurl II, 3- II
by In lure Ih’rriemttld forwthnnghtn n. Itl'r
Ir'lfll his mind ItnII I‘otrt'rIItr..to his entire
attention upon tln~ hriI-f.
This. however. no N‘ll'l'l'ltlt'tI Ill Lot in
SIltlfl',(.l|llII lII'mIII llll’I rem-II it until LI-
lunltlmroughly Illlil~II'TI'II In Morin-.3. llnv
in: fIlt‘lI IllithllltIItI ith strong: [with In
Inglull m-IIII. lu'l‘ulltl \\ itlI I'umulnuw fun I-,
luv pond the mom to IIIIII fro. :nltlrrening
not on imaginary mutt. judge and jury.
but only nod nlmlyw Wei-hm “'mxnll. to
whom he paid the rurnpliment aim of MI
itnimlmu of hire nuthml and My It'.
On In» arrival to Ililn heater he luv! I
both rind lIIII-ty lIrI-IILIIM In‘fntt' hurrying
lo the court». when- he won found the em»
Invnt Q. If.
"llnllIuIJlIIIlmrm (lot runnyum'snnl"
he BI‘III‘II rullwr lllflllt‘lmtpl}.
"I My, Idr, I hope. with your snow 2.! "
"WI: h my t‘l'llw‘llli"
"Mi-«I “t‘l‘ltl‘l” u am pm Ind fl! tnwml tor
the IIIII-fyuu [Ulgui I'lléurw rrnuv- Ilnlwf
IIIII' which l‘w not up. fearing you would
not tnnv IIHVI' time to lImL nt it."
"The brief lfnrtzut’ ‘IIIIIII wrun- Ilnh
rrtun‘" l lmwnn urn-h mm on my lint.“
”NIP" exalt-loud Ilvrtie III pitiuhh- do
jun-(inn.
“.Vo photo ' ”f «mm-l It'II that Ll!"
MIAMI" had to throw up whirl! Hint
hruugtht Im- hut night. but I forgot the
hrwl to my study "
"I dn wish. pir. you'd get him to intrmt
It to Ifll'. Iiiw me thin I'lIoIII‘I'." lh‘rtie
timed. II ith psulwtie mmnma.
The Q. I'. hint-d III, him IIIedllIItlvely for
I moment. and mold then. no he put no to
managing bowl on hi.- nhmlolvr. "(fume
airing. then."
They mm found Flint. whom the Q. 0.
dm Hide. ”wing explained the I Broom
llIIIIt'IIIIII-snhl «lull he rmtld for I‘urlle.
“l'ur u young man he'uthe best pnmwr III
MIN I ever plrtynl with."
"What the" « two Mr. Flint. [melody
m Iil'l’ father had begun to nor-wet the name
h . ummenrlntloo when urged by Trix.
Mr. Ir’llnt Ilso checked him-elf helm tit
Irving the “big me" on his lips and gun
I mthcrgmdginxamt tothe employment
of Ilertle. who. however. mrprlml him. and
Mill more Mr. “‘rnrurll. by M» mlly Id-
Inirnble min“ of the m.
“You‘ll dol"the Q. If. rrinl to him to
thonlmlenlly. end llerue knew that Trix
got m.-—lllehenl Ask- King In llnlfIlo
ewe.
II.» III“! of Me.
A French viper will put In the lame rage
with I WW1“ then Individuals.
Ilthooth Iglo II cliff-rent were
were of the name sine. the French/I
having been “when: trifle that
was flipptnell but than Ila
Mentality «athlete the
tuner! viper alerting the following
ewnllomrl his mm In mlmpfl
hmrnmthbmm input
9mm to hell. III- N! war W
hunch-Wiles the ”draw of
touching enelretlerletmllyamlmm
“ mem- ltetle. In to he W
eon-l here would,“ W
thn mettle- a.Inneurtul
ultimatum All mmfiv
Item the
HE BOUGHT HALF A COW.
A But-gul- 'l'bnt Ended In Sarto-I c..-
. plluutlnnl.
Bill Burne- come over to his Ion-in law's
home but neck and mid. "John do you
want to my ball of my cow!"
J ‘illlow much do you want for halfthked
0 II.
“Ton dollars." answered llill.
. “All right Hmls your money. Gm
you hetternrito run out ll receipt.”
“I’m; here you are. Now, Lwnnt you to
sign an agreement that you will feed your
half of that now. Will you t"
"Certainly. "
John signed the agreement not] Bill went
off humming "Maggie Murphy's Cout-
rudu." says the AfIiIlIL'iaW Traveler.
Next day John went over to Bill’s home.
"ilello. John." said Bill. “What do you
went over here?"
“I (one to get half the milk." ‘
”Hall the milk?"
“l m; I own halfof that cow. you know."
"i on I know; but you don't. get any
milk."
“\vhny
“ ’Cnuse it was the front hull of the row
I sold you."
”What 9"
“Yes: that’s what. You don‘t get raw
milk. I sold it all anyway. There!"
"WI-ll. I'll see about that." And John
went home looking the atmosphere feel
blue.
About four hours later Bill more ova to
John's house and yelled:
“You John Smithl".
"Ill-ll!" yelled bark John.
"Do you wont that row to stone?"
“What do you mean?"
“You own the front half of that cow.
and you've got to foul . it. that'n nil. I've
got your agreement that. you would and"—
"lllnst the row and you too. You'll find
some food for her in the hunt. you blunted
pirate. You Il:tmeIl"——
"\Vt-Il. you've got cheek!”
"I have? Think you have. What do you
mum?"
"Do you think I'm going to pat-l; fodder
for your lzrtlf of that row?"
“Uh"-
"And full just brim: more water or that
cow ttill IiII-of third '
TIII II In ll “(IIL‘QII .IIIIII
I' ill more limping Iuer to John“ 5 house
the m xt Ilrty.
“\\'IIIIt'.~ the Innitvrnmv‘" asked John.
"Matter won :II." said Bill. "You own
tin- fmnt lmll rt"—
"Iirmg it. yve; so you say."
"Well. that cow hooked me.”
“Oh. she did?"
M"cs‘ I'
"“‘I ll?"
“I'm thinking about string you for dun-
yY
"I )h. rtrr- you?"
"Yes. but I'm willing to compromise."
“Ah?"
“Yes. you give me fifty dollars and your
half of that cow and I won't my anything
about it."
After six hours of talk John paid the
money. nod the old man went away happy.
-—Detroit Tribune.
A Trump “tripe.
IIouw-hmpur—Xonpromiml tlmt if I'd
Itin- you :I good min] and n nIIitof old
olothm you’d tell me how to keep the
pnnII-I 5 Int- from Ifillllf'fl.
Tmntpwl'w. mum. am I'm II than 0' fflt’
mml, mum. on I'll kn‘p Im- promiwml
through that men} wasn't no great nltnkm.
no this unit ain't IIIIIIII of I lit. But I'll
tell ye.
“\Vrll. what t'tml‘nt: um I to llllrdlh?”
"Never gist-Wm nuythinu. mum. flood
tiny. mum." —\'e'“’ York kaly.
A (infill Jul).
A north country Scotch Imyhud ditto
I‘fllt'tI his leg. and \l‘tln taken by but mother
ton "lmtII-rt-ttI-r'Wn“hum elm IIIIII great
faith The leg was. duly r~ :Iznirml. and it
mu found urn-wiry lohonl it III-y men If.
in nrxlur. M the lumen-(tor mid. "to get the
I‘Hlll‘ in." IIIIII the potion! Ina told that Ill’
north! lwnll tight innfe' ’3‘. "Didn‘t
Danni-Itin-thit.“ III-Ill" mud the joyous
mollnvr. Ulye, Ill‘lIllI. Inithr r." unuwrrrd
tlI-.~ lIul, hut lint-rm sic II fule lotto gi'e
Int-I ImvnnirIr;:."»IIxr-luzngru
.\ unallfylng ltxprrlrnrr.
IIIrIl‘I Manager» “'lmt [Ahlllnn Ire you
no: Ling. my friend“
Applimnt~l n (‘k II pmir Run an rIIrw-r.
Ilotuvl Morn": 1-, You? .lIIII tvIIIIt er
‘Il‘f’ls'lu’l‘Il1l\‘t')’ellINLIIIINII jllfiIlIII'N your ill
flow lI-r ll-I' [NI-IIIIHII‘
Applied"! Ihzne wrtul IIll't'l‘ yrrtmn
hmIII-r'nnppnntinoin II runIl town. It .
ton I'Ilflfll‘l'
.\ lirnpltle llnrrlpllvm.
\ they-druid Murray hill girl who
\' w I Inn IILNIllIIllnIIII‘ I lam-II “wining with
In; mother “TH III-km m. night by her
follow to Ilv'wtillt‘ lIII- bride and mid:
"Well. sht- tool It Inmqnlto mt over hrr
I:-.Iml nod llIIn-nrt-Im llIuI IIII lIor,"»~.\ew
\ ml; l Imlfltt "III AIIII rlllt'l'.
MW“.-.
find to Anept Ill».
Jew I thought on holed duh. and yet
you hun- om pted tilt).
III In I did hate him; but Ilt‘ prnIm-Il
IIIIIlIr llll ItlflIlI’I'IIll and mid if I telnml
III"! he would let the roindnrpon my new
hot. m London Tit- IIIIII.
It. Item.
"'llnn' in one lhlugldrmrl "mouthed
Jul: II «III "npd that I: II premature lmrlnl.’
“Ilnn t Wull’fy‘ ulemt thut.’ rwpliul Brown
"The thing In iIIIpoI—dhh' Then“ I on Elm.
lf‘l‘ at your being luninltoomou."«l2x
(Ivonne
A Precautionary slam".
"llv. ‘Ivnzlnnlma an awfully flue revolver.
lIrIErI'l he?"
"YIN. Why doesn‘t heron It?"
“lle'n nfrnhl mmeluly’ll him IIpIIrIIl
take It."—-Chlengo Newolleeorrt
M
IIe—Jluteyml reed "An Exquisite rail!"
Sim—X0. What III It—mn gnome»
public-Ion Mme-rim.
A. lupin-Ill...
Worth “wetting to [new Ilow.
A well known pump. men. who but In:
put in well: and clutermt all Iround the
trentem circuitof Chicago Ind booted
for the facility with which. after due Ind
proper notification. he fixe- wall Ind ell-
tern pump: of all makes and every degree
oi broke-one». wash: his y-' unger dIyI an
itinerant pump tIIendt-r In the east. One 3
any he xtopped It I big manufnctory Ind'
aolicited II job of repnirlug. Now. the
pump "of the institution that supplied
water from I deep well had been out Of
order Ind the machinery It I “Ill-till for 2
several days. for thereuon that: not at. of
the expert; and profesuioualn employed
had been able to In It. The manager told
to the repxirer. '
“We have got a pump that needs fixing
and you might see If you can do it."
The pump mun examined the wumof
the factory": water supply. and tnkingn
piece of leather. I hit of wire. I few tack!
and some wux be bud the pump working
all right in ubout hell an hour. The work-
men meantime had told him how long the
pump had been stopped; and the troublelt
hIIII occasioned the Institution. III well on
the fact that. the expem bud lulled to
make it work. He therefore made outI
bill for fifty dollars for doing the job. The
manager prom-Ital Ind mid the charge
was outrageous for I simple little job that
took only half an hour’s work.
"You make out ll bill that is right Ind
we will pay it." he said.
"All right," said the pump mender; “I‘ll
do it.
altered it to read us follows and handed it
to t he manager:
For fixing pump ........................... 3 50
For knowing how ....... . ............. I9 50
$70 Ill
The manager then 53' the the point and
paid the hill forthwith. -—Chicago Mail.
I'Ipynu Ind I’Iper.
In ancient Egypt the papyms plant grew
In enormous quantities. The roots of it
were used for food, the bark for roped.
baskets. mats and oven for river boots.
The line skin of the inner hnrk was glued
together in strips and employed Ins writing
paper. The word "mper" is indeed our
modern form of the word “papyrus"
Xow this fine Skin or rind was imported
Into Rome and by the Romans WM called
”IIIDEY," and when the papyrus was made
up intoohook it. too. I'M known In I
“fiber." The more in which such It collec-
tion of hook» you kept was termed (in low
Lorin) u "IIbruria."whenceJhrongh the
French "librairie," we have our English 1
"llbrnry."
The Greeks called the plant “byhlos.”
Ind when Imong themthepnpyrnshemme
I book the latter was termed I "hyblon."
The nIrlieIt Christian writers. using the
Greek lIngunge. npokeol the Iloly Scrip
tom II "blblia" Ithe hooks). Ind Inter,
when the Scriptum were retarded as I
Iinglc work and not Is A collection. the
plural form "biblln" (the books) was
adopted III II LItin singular. “bibliu.” [thr-
book). With slight modification “bibliu”
Iprrnd into Ill modern European Int»
gungen. and Ippearrd in English 1'9 "the
Bib "mutetlme Ifter the Norton con
quest.
So the very word "Bible" takes us back
to those dark days of the oppression. when
ll yet the great lnwgirer was but :I Weep
lug bribe in the writer limp. and tho nnnnls
nfthe Jon-inn people hurl not got beyond
the atom] chIpter of ExodIIL—‘(iood
Words.
A ‘l'rIly Gnnt III.
Apropos of the appointment of Robert
Smalls to be collector of the port of Butt
fort. 5. C.. the following Mary is told:
Two neurons were fishing of! the dock II
Beaufort.
"Til" you." said the younger one. "Bob
anllvs’ greatm' mun In dis lane"
“Oh. no." “III the other. "not the grout
en' mun. lle smart mun, dough."
"Tell you he grentm’ mun," replied thr
lint speaker. "Iv'in' he run out Ile planter.
dl'n' he?"
”Yeah,"
"Dru he wIII mode mp’nt”
"I didn't l'lnk o' tint."
“Dru he run for then“. tIl'fl I205"
"I 'clnrr. IIlone forgot dot. ‘I'I-e. he run
for shrrtfl."
”Don he run fer legislator?"
"Yeah."
“Dru Gub'ner Scott Inrhk ’Im brigmliu
gin '"l!
"I done forgot dot loo."
"III II he run fr I do Newulml Stain con
green ft r ton t I KIM luggcd' II tout; poll
he» wIII flin'l Iirnnt’"
“Forgot Ill dut, 'I-lnr'. IIII big nIIlIII.
north. but he llll'l h‘IIzeev'n IIIWII."
"Now." Mid the Ilrnt Aprukrr, mmewhnl
mlnplIIww‘l. "but,” tlnwly, “but Iloh
qulln, he yon-I: mun ylt."-—~"I'be Sunny
Mile of I’nlIIiuI.”
A Remark-blo- I'Inot.
When l’rincv .‘Itttttit‘o m“ governor or
I'null he lmml of tho nvnmrkuhh- mnvw
notional pnwrru of I certain old parrot
that w» mid to trouble to answer one»
Ilene just like I who; rnntttro.
lie unending” not for the bird. which
mu- III-mull: low I room when the prion
unwithn number of other pet-tom. A
few mluutu Iltemnl the bird celled not
"What I company of whltn m an
beret“
Asked who he thmght that man wrt-.
the prince being pointed to, he Innwere-l.
”8mm grtwml or other.”
Tia-prim then Inked. "Winn-lo ym.
ennu- than!"
"From Mulrmnn." numeral the bird.
“Tu whom do you III-long?"
”To I linoleum."
“What do you do “are?”
"Watch the chkkm"
The prime lunlhed Ind Inked. "You
wItI'lI the chickens?"
"Yep-then my blur—Stand Mm»
nine.
1‘. "In not ”light new.
Motion who burgh II daylight In city
dwellings Mid try the hold experiment
III II» eon-I If they mm to strut, noelnl
auditions. Yt might In- women] that the
ell-ores of detection would worm:
leg when term pm. I t e t
humanity fit the my doors Yet these
[auditions are Inlay Itself compared to II
country mlxkhurlwotl when every moth
er'anou would take notleo of I urging"
teen near I dwelling. and every million
pie IoIIIII mlothr’ulntslnenmlf It were
their own “Ileana Commonwealth
Canny-IIPMIM'.
Ilo file-MI]; method-m
mlthntmdmImlnm
hemlbettunthlmulm m”.
Uivetue the bill." There-upon he ‘
m1-
1Awny In the RID. oh. I Wonder when.
1 Somme l. ere. urnmwhew In the Inter- hllh.
1W lun’lhuwl! I snmw’t and the nklnmfnlr.
1 In I Intern: I-I-Itutry no mo ever know.
lly drip rider. rule In I dreamy I alm-
1 Perhaps by on Me when: the lotuxm
l’t fling-.3 by on Info of flit! uploading IIIIII.
l’erhnpn- II. ho known Ah. yet. who knows?
1th“ her mrgo is o where' er Ill! be.
1 And her new . .ll tire of the lazy IIfe.
1AM her pmsr vIIll eutnrourno lb hlhn-I
‘ Some day. I know. like I clean!“ I.
Ilium-Inn! patiently dtnod unit.
It leennt no long to me. In long
18h: linger: outside the but-bur axle.
And her all are that to the mermnld’nm
13m ships come In. and I'll ytt nee her
In time thIt in long or time that tulhort:
1Althonxb. forwoth. she terms I» prefer
1 The sunny inlw to the grimy port.
‘ ~I'Irl5mlth Inf. Irpt'wannkly.
A [tr-In llnrnn Ind III.
. Some yearn ago‘there lived on the martial
IUIIWIWIIIII'L'. in England. Richard Homi-
lesI-I. who-1- chief business wins to mono
‘IIII wrwkul mariners. He had no but
Inna none oi the mun! Ipplinoa-s for saving
[muons from drowning. but mounted on
his gallant borne would ride boldly into the
m ildest unrf.
III the yenrl: it! lloodlem rode bin home
through It stormy m and rescued the crew
of the wrecked Hermione. for which III-are
service the lloynl Humane soyiety tam him
I testimonial.
Sohigh II sen was running that it was in
poseilrle to launch the lifeboat yet Ilit: hIII'Il
llmllm and his horse faced thedruigrr
The horsemen trained toewim in henty
norm. but few rider» would have held their
rents under such perilous condition:
The faithful home plunged onward. turn
Ina now and (hell for on inelant when
jut“- tlIrmteut-d to engulf him. OIx-IliI-III
to the slightest pull of the ruin he hthllI II
the sinking Hermione.
Two of tho (hm men clung to the- brave
ntml’s hack. and the porilonu journey show
mm] was begun. Back nod forth went
Ilmulless and his home until the but IIIIII
was rescued
three it et’l‘ltlt’rI as if from and rider»
would be lost. “(XXIIIM found that his
home could not more from the nhip'n Hide.
'Ihc poor animal was entangled III a rope
under the \Yfllt‘l’. To dinnnmnt was in:
[hrs-’IIIIIB. and they were in imminent dun
nor of being Ilnslml ruminst tbt- nhip's III-h-
fortunately “mellow lifted the rope with
his foot. then pull-d a sharp knife from his
print. hound forward Into the writer. out
the n‘vpe«uo uuy LINE in II stonny ecu—turd
Ito got at! in soft-ry—Ymnh's Companion
Touching Salt-Ides.
Not very long ago I baron boot hinti‘lf
II It Livoni.m watering place. and hisnu
Inn was that "life was too ntoitutnnom."
Ind a young tnIrI killed him-If in II Lit-er
pool hotel. having written on the book of I
map: “This “null through love. tied for
giro me. Goodby."
Infinitely more touching wen the last let
In of I girl It Ilighfield. She ”who of her
"premature and N‘" willed death." and
snid-
"I feel M though Ineznt m be fir may
from everybody. and I know very Well they
am u-u by my fw- how utiwmble I um."
She “It'll on though she wore going mad."
but she did not forget "tin-m.
"Tell —— my host prayer “In that hr
would forget mound try to forgin'tm'. I
lott- him ntill with al‘ my bum, hot I run
never marry him in t‘n‘HMIIIeuf Iztsrzd Ix!
him read this, and tI ll him l hope he will
get wtnehrightor and lappivrgirl to he tits
wife." Strange. murhid fears ~;vrnul Io
Ill‘htfh her. and to troupe them she Iliul —
Boston Globe.
A Simu- Tribute.
It would III-IIIIIII‘IIII to find I lllfl‘l’l‘ in
geniomt nndalunn'tnbutI-tuthethorough
use of an author'» not It than that utlvml
to Sir Edwin Arnold lzy II llIIIlIlh'M print.
Ind recorded hyttm writer of ”A (mix
“hull!!! in ItIIIIfl." SIII- nay-I:
line: of the prints mlunrt-I ml to II. he,“ II!
the Number at Knltluit‘. “In n-thr III. and
III-k of Buddha III-re rmhly plItIInII In
bright mlono on the wallet
After I stmxgle to conquer Hugh-h
words. which I thought would CAIIIM' III.-
buddon death. the yellow prir pl. exlInz‘nlml
flout hht labors, drew fllIlH onwlutr hrralh.
ntulymintlngtu the null unexplainml pic
tum mlmIIpIIIEu-u’ bin Illlvilll'. lluddlm,
raid:
"1wa know It [Kill I IIWlll Arnold. holy
know npont everything... ' "
Which mmnt tlmt tlu» " Light of .‘M'n'
contrtlnlng llII-Idlm'n lIfo hihtory, would
"line the poor III-Ink of future efforts to
enlighten In.
A \Ilunblo flunk”.
A erhh junk Ilmlor Ill “innipog IIII
pond III) old mot/lo lnmllnu IquLrt ml II
KW"! English Immigmnt II ft‘l'. lIIlylt erg-r.
along with thrillm; Illzm'llllit'! llllullI Injnn
incident». The 14‘ w “horn found the barrel
pluml up with Mutt moms! to he wmht,
Ie took it to II IzIIIIIIIn'Ilh to he eh IIrIuI. nod
themilh puLM unto! the lxrrnl IZII'I'III
good Conndinn hunk mum At bin-satire
noon!- the jIInLIImII my- “PIN“ ehrwly
Imbtld by hi! It’ll-I. 1'» Exchmlge
A Cold DI].
”Knpeonl" woe marked IIpoIIIIIm III
the uptu- wagon. and Him who now It
Itnllevl whm they looked all the ex
IIIIII who was sitting on the box. he not It
borne blanket wrapped around hlnm-llmml
we. trylng to keep wmn.~-Sew Yuck n‘uu
flow Nth lined.
No wonder the fish mp In new: "-hort. ”
The Round" lay-I ‘l‘ .thJlIu mun unmmlly.
ml other: from button to murmur).
III“! the turhot In credited withalqnmltlng
from llJllLIIll to mono» IIIII'IllK ench
breeding neuron. «tell Ironic ltrpohlh'
1:” lleltn “I'll-mph.
The moving of the flat rnllwuy train and
thrmullngol lbeflmmhy noelm
lrle telegraph mm be erhrlnntnl mum".
ernntltnul anniversaries than Ila-triumph»
of mooring ermine—Toronto flint».
Notion‘dhm In npenperol the lllr
tugboat (England) It orkhome. lowing
Iotne into I lame My. sent to the Inner-I
alga-rum a check for more yfm
hbboudnndlodglngwhllelnthe" one."
WMJMIM [mm
In Man. was". 'l'hne we: when
t meted MI: WMMMI. eh"
Indmor “hutnowtho-y
Ithdolthddlmmlmu
Ibnollxnfrnldofmllmu. they will
Intuloyonnnymhom. Ifyotlehonltl.
totem her-Intimate liver or too or
the ”dinner“ red peppers-undem-
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LVHIA USE CU RED
50
More Building Lots
0n the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
WI» now offer them
I? I salon! prices rang-
ing; from
$350
upward. Those lots
comprise the ()lIoicest
[notion in tho Cit
limits, within IO min-
IItos’ walk from “It“
Ilepot,\I‘ilII good side—
'tlIkS all the way, and
in the very Heart of
the city. No better
lots can he had in the
city than them) offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you Wish.
For further portlculm en.
quire of
JOHN I’IINDS,
Gotham-nor
CHRISTIAN small.
unmet It Insane
i
notational!“
For young an
Our variety is
k.
and finest lot of shoes we ever
IBB Ilisses' Sites at
Dress Goods. The largest line
have styles that cannot be
we guarantee our prices to be
‘OIII by city houses.
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
COAL
COAL
Wood Sell to UIUBf.
. A'l‘ .
WHOLESALE PRICE.
We”. a...
RIIMUNR BIIIIS.
flies Emma Van Tassel
& 00-.
will offer tor the out lendx than" ntvuzk
at me: In order tonne room for
moth
lieu trlmrnnl lII' .ttut Style. 25c.
lulu 3L“.
Wannabe-wk
MISS [III III IISSEI l. BU.
bl floor ll Wash. Ill” Knuth Norwnllt.
HORSES caliper);
Norm ellppul by Insult-II operator.
Done by the
Gillette Machlne.
Wound». rnrml without “not I
"month-horn hone. neurones!!! ” 0
01:0. P- “.mfll'.
Illlnl lJv-ryit no. Hut timeout
I want you to have them ata bargain” and w
~ ....
F. H. NASH & BRO"
Have mceived from the World of Columbus and the World
he discovered I
F me Line of Holiday GOods
der America; lm for wedding presents.
Iiful and the prices the some as in the
One of the firm of Louusbury, Matthewson 8:. Co
shoe In his hand as a sample, said:
offered you;
—-———AT———
'1‘— “W
New Dress Goods.
“e are showing our entire new
~—»~m-—-
Tristram &' Hyatt,
NORWALK-
BALS
SIXTY UAIS’ SALE
—--———~-._
., holdingn
“Theodore, this is the best
they are slick, and
e bought them, and
now for sixty days ofi'er them at Reduced Prices.
500 pairs ladies' Bend-made Shoes. IIIIIIII 55. BB. at $2. 50?"
Shoes. imperfect.
Elle. a pair
50s. a pair”;
Glover&0lsen’s
8| Washington, St.. 80. Norwalk.
THE LEAIIINe BRY tunes sTIIII-Z.
Tristram & Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
~——~—<>——..
line of Fall Novelties in
that we haw ever shown.
found In an
W'e
y other store' In town and
lower than the same goods are
FUR CARES AME} FUR IRIMMINUS.
We have a full line of FIRE-apes which we have just opened,
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Will cure yours.
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I t
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