,1. ‘a nae-rm outrun—outra- er . would 7... 3 . mm FOODS" AND DANGEROUh METHODS OF FINISHING GHILDREN. ‘Im-I—on la the llama ctr» ate-tarra- nae Ara tread-lanes ”km and late-a. Baidamotherlyold ronlwhohaahetna mural none a good manyytarar “l enaolthodotuettietrainingachoole In and mm in nuhoolformotheraand nutmglvh, or at leaeta oouraoofwere l-Iouaonthopuninhmeutof children 0f mohildrenmnathepuniahed. lknow. tomthatwnhave “ogre-ed very mater-i» “'“m‘hiamfllm'”? '“" ntrun ntrap kept lunglng handybythebuchle behiml the . door.aawaa common whenlwnachfld. would be indaogerof an overhauling hytheSonietyiorther rtartitm of Cruelty to Children. But we havuothnwayaaomrquitn an noriona in their comm. onlyou the characterol thenhlld. but phylicnllyaawell. “Boaiugtheearn in an altogether toooom- moutnodeol niahrnent among-ll aorta otmothera. enamanpuninheaachild it’s unallyarerioua matter. for they rel domdoltunlc-angry.and they have no Mon at thoforoe of the blow-they adminlflol’. ”At a iron dicpenaary mthe wart aide methanadoaenonaesofdeafnesainlittlo cltildruthaveheentreatrd, every oueof whichwaaduato a frnetureofthenr» drumcnuadbya blow on thorideol the had. Quitenatnvallya child’a eardrum me weaker and thinner than those of an adult. andevmifthememhranoisoot huh Inflammation is likelytobecauaed byahlowandtorgtltinimpnirtid hearing. A hlowonthaenrcauseatheairto rush mddeul‘yand with great lover aprinst the mrdrurn muchin theramewny thata wavelntheaurl would do. except that the onueuraioooltheair make- the force ofthe Bur more powarfnl and mouth am oi maniac. udhbhdngkeyl. latch aimplypolong- iagthatorture. Wehiidreanu-nlg, mkeptinthemhnoboomloagmghml ahouldhelttontintothe huh air-“ aaptdhla Witpuniahrathetoadr- I. who h tit. orerwwhadand tired an wil-thndild. _ $¢ih m .0 .‘leadership of ”M 'wmmer. the well-known moo-mu stationed at thehead ”a” mory. Their selections were 'A‘in an eminent degree. Both the «itattudminblr tin-M luv tut-flied “Dolraallyholieveahildrmnoghttnbe panhrhd at all? Why. of more. [hair raw-ritual new for fiildreu. llaehildiavery unruly chad tornpaeditbheuuaoof his-mothu’alack dnainingorhemuaeot inherited tendeo dqandinaltherumjuetice ought tohe tn with mercy. If n ehlldiapml y anal there in nowaybuttomake Ibidfl-pinhnlnflicta Thernarelwo thlnpmtly lor which a child ahnnldbe My trntruthful u—andifachildia gbttodoright hwrlght'aaakaand notI'Brfenrot punish mentvoryiittle puni‘ment wiligoa tong way.”-Chiuml’oat ’ A Intel Cycling Coat-urn. Ira ”ninth Robin Pennoll. the an thorn and actrem. formerly oi Phila delpumhotnowof landomwho hulieerr Minn? a tandem with her husband and on the ladies’ tricycle for nearly mum and who hm toured many thou at mile: both havnand abroad. wears a costume which the advocatea highly and which appeal-a topamrrteonddemlile merit for the use intended. In dracribing itahe D!” lined tothiak that the ordinarytailor made drvm would nerve all cycling pnr you Antlanitdldaaloogulmdea tande- tricycle. where therein next to no «lunar of rhino catching in the wheels Bat on a bicycle I lound it war another matter. The not in which i arrived at Berlinforordmlohavenuewgown made. and my hut-hand. who wan tired all aeeing we turbid-rt hie wlta toworh and in vented what I thiuka perfreteyciing that. There have been other invention declared perivet by their innutoraolor exam one marveloniekirt.elrard around the hot torn with a wide pit-nan! cloth in which there are incipient hflehi’hockm lint what. I wonder. hemato- oi that piece of when you alt on the machine? Then there are-him tin-at around the test like a lag and aaaarherot other ingeniou- do vie-w. lint mine i- the aimplent at all, lly akirt waaoi bloat! (thin wait a awake: my twat! mum" Mnlwttarl It wan hate on . eccentric eta-tum linthya deter-ewe! m-uwth mm thawni-twleould loopitrt in thin I Jan Maryann-wheel waihhnthinemnd an ther- «ran on mmmumlackthnewaa nail-utinayMotflaptttagwooul aplethewhatl. After i Ht Mlnlhadaaiiuiumhle withmydraraaa ill halJlketh-l’reoeh woman. worn kaiekavboekera For the more uadulaaawhola Buttevdioamoyheuumaonr enough. ~ there niamore been; ‘What ' ombcllithingantimaoawaral la ft to Joint lo.oohtitchery boln her. or nth-cribs- to aliharyilithonot. lawntwrniahaaalao‘ aom‘hingtodowiththe decline and fall” at the workhorkot. Twenty yearn agothoaecrarity torphya iiulamekelml not dawned upon the fa- z male intelliyuce. and the doctrine-u ot hy- ? giene were neither understood by the public nor formulated by the faculty. The hoya oi the family went out into the truth airto playhallJrntthe girlantln the school room and learned todoetewel worlt. while their nulthera played «sonnet. with nevu a rision of tennis to .distnrb their lethargy. Now these activities arethe rule instead of theexccption. and lit the days provide no extra hour-a inwhichtotakepartht them the cultni the health ha- Itu the wit oi the needle. Marleen ife has no longer time tor melt-rut stitches I' ll low enough minute: for man "imman- m‘" mmm’ruen. Nile greer ' on; Miss dumb“; Circle. ln ain't-flute rapid rltridca made In the advancement of women. William M. Salter. in his addrwn before the Society for Ethical Culture. said: “The richewt vomit oi’ movement- for the education and ad vnncemettt 0! women will be in the circle of the home. There is no knowledp of hiutory or philosophy. no acquaintance with public ai‘i'airn. no range of ucientiilc atudy that may not come into play in a mother’s education oi her childrtm. We do not always realize that the advancement of woman means the udnmcetnent of man. lat ushelargenud liberal in Ipirlt: letnt say that henceforth man and woman shall rise together. [but great thought:- and great rtlnm shall impire them both: that together they shrill work for the * ‘ tiou oi stut'lt'ly. the civilization of the race." Now this hut sentiment in which ween ”‘3“? agree. The home circle is the one to OI'fiched by woman's beast thutlt'tlrtu and Sinai“ nrnbitlomo—not directly alre receiru ll' lege education to look about for llelda ork fur many from the unwinding» of W youth or thecircle of her munintanm We believe in women advancing in thought and mental culture-no that they are couupanirmnlde wires to their hunhauda and instructive mothere to their children. [at their wider «location teach them how to make home plan-ht instead of spurring them onto the platform orinto the arena 0! politics. The work is just an noble ruxd the reward tar grmter. though their iarrre may notextend lrryuud m limitnof nu- aifoo tiona of tho-«- clwly akin to them. Yetisuotthe ' othmhandandthe 'happynlnilrof ildren when motheran aporethem an hourol valuable time more appreciated by the true woman than the applauaeof thousand» who are as quick to coulunn a truly wupholdl Today you may hark in the mmhimof leadership in circles where the domination of abatrma topiut exclude the lrumiller dutien at home. yet a new light may appear tomorrow and you will be!“ though you had newt been But in the home it is Iliflert-ul There you Ihine with an nmlirnmnl nai'nrnce that no rival can diminish or cloud dadroy: you arequeeu of hearts. the best and sweetest in the world. with the noble titleof wife and mother—Philadelphia Timer lea-o- ‘I’hnt Ar. Seeded. lt isa wire mother who can find oncnpa tion for her children that will aflunl alum tion for them an well M amuwrenl. and yet these little homemakera of the nut merino are wally mower-“er to help not her at were!) than they are at M’I’flllflln. Any woman who handout her cranking with “- tmuhlwme comfort" in a high chairat her elbow will testify to the anti» faction with which the chubby hand» will cut out mken from a piece of dough. turd the triumph with which they will point out their own when taken from the oven Patience. motion! it you give ll’lihfl' lit tle handa to ntulmtaod that their help ir- ntove bother than mam-tonne they will not he an ready to proder their aid with the when by and by. when their help will he needed ll we impruw upon our children from in fancy the idea that each one 0! them. even thetoddierat ourknrer-umre part to perform in the mntineof work; that heh at W to the well behind the inane hold an arc lather and whet. he a illumw up with a m at reapomlhility which will bind “new to the home. It may he carter now to hang up little Holdiie’a coat pic» for him and um up to amm- than n l- lo heepa chevrlul. patient overnight oi ilie child while teat-him! him to do it for him tell lint will it heavier by and try when Robert in twenty? We have m a young girl'a m the work 0! kluu. lotion. mother basalt. with the clinging ltiilla ml carelully Inid rude. any with the lamina»! tin-t and int. and an we noted it: «twp-:1.“ 'rmtidy W we have fr t t uucau areal-ore the Hittite that wait upon than who are nun-ted with the carrot children—«Illiuiyeth Fowl "tilt in flood "me . lather at the American litter. it are the qualifier iaheritnl tron- lulu notherthat led Illmtirveley on tome rarataudrvel to tumor in the prcnniary math-word. Bhowaaotann-eoline hardihood oi burly. intellect and character. oi ehrerinl anti uniting lethality. working outridoovnaawell nindooraand a ho. mortal. endowed with a cur-taut flow of anion! W“ MW- Mommas ““3 l’RIOmmmwwmr, umm , . autumn-Myriam nova-"meat «now .- theoldiamnynontmdfihoortoroot H . Harvey’s, 70 north Villain street, , ‘ wow MWHomij‘igfif M m... 15:95“ a: rim stair ” Bargain . um Ill! mm mam. -« othergatheraaomm homthe lilac! tittztheoldut daughter nctional tour-nasal “W’mwhiiothlthmm mdivhbamoog‘thunulvu the out» idlythoaeraaphnokphave grown. rat-and pictorial paper-thank.) ahnltfolaonroei‘mm whichtoptherand interuted ii-ianda have contributed. 'I'hn lactthatthe book- art divided intompav moanhjectaadda much tothdr Inherent. and their .inetructivennwto thechildreuln neat. Another-emphookaoontohomadn hthia familyhtheootoomed armmmc lnlluropo. Aoollretion oi overlliophoto- gra mtolro mountedin thirhonk.all oft m beingviewnwhieh the owner haa Inert. Theywillbaamnged in the order (1 hi- journey-ad oppnaiin each picture will be written a lull demipiioo.glving heightuof mountalnennd other points of particular inherent. and telling the exact eironmntaooqt under which it wan teen. “titanium will beinrolunhleioito owner and enunnininx toau who molt-Brawn lawn a! Drea- aad Ito u-lta. Beauty hats a powerful influence over mod 0! wt A humorously pathetic story oi an old man whose life had been spent with a ueverely plain. ill drewted wife. and who “ secretly purchased a Ilaaen hui idol! to gratify hie latent love of the utifnl. will illustrate the principle. Actual phyo iatl beauty is a rare gift. but plenazmt. cheery. clenuiy look» nod agreeable that} log go far toward answering the some pun M. The woman who ntudiu the queer tion ofdrerw in orderthat the may find and colorandoutlin-ulrom an artiatie atand- ooint. and who reeks to emphain every oneoi hergood pointsandtodisgniaethoae which are lose attractive. in adding materl» ally to her influence for good at homo and abroad. But when drew become-upon . ’ ‘ inn in n .. '5 life and aimply a fllt’flllfi oi gratify-fig her vanity or ecliprdng her neighbor» it isa lamentable perversion and injtrrtet here-elf and all who more under her influence. — Christian Union. In York and Other Won... New York women are very fond of criti- eis-ing what they call the lard dreaming o! the mirth rmd wait: by this they prove their aimlute ignorance of the eflect of surrounding. They might as well expect an ltrdian want girl to weara Regent atrvet tailor made gown at tothink that a southern girl. breathing in roll airs. haw int; n wnrm. muthiny atmtmhete. will not lure pink, him-a. tuft frills and triflee. or that a mm yrll‘l. inhaling a cold. clear. erkpair. will on yearn lorwarm howua. IllanF or glowing reda New Yuk i narvow;itia a city dominant-tar. unnuL-nththinke. me art. ltelaima that the but 0! mm. to It. and yet Philadelphia. time. Rich nmnd. Chin-rm. lit. lair-la and San Fran einco each has more pretty women than this great city—New York Cw. Buffalo News. 'I’lta Can bl Odin and twin. There are few thinp that are more neg let-ted or that value more annoyance than the bits «wimp oi cloth that accumu lnte alarm a home. Thou thnt are valna hieareoftcuallowedtogotowaatethrongh mlmnern or elm are permitted to he come ounaiona of annoyance by moon oi gathering motlnior ill“. and from the lit teriug up ol the ronmaia which they-re stared Thelrerttplan in to pro-ride large ling,” for all piece- Ind plllchut Catlin. ailk nod woolen ahould helept-eparau In the woolen haunt-charted oampbor may keep away motha unles- the parcel- bvmme too thoroughly inhabited by them. The (00le of throwing away all that brunt of immediate lute need not bacon} nwntetl on; it ahould he aelf evhlent~¥ew York ladger. a filtawl ml- rte-nu t'ata' run. The llnchem of thnmhorland lathe WW of a ahawl which wan pveaented l, King Charles X of France. and which coat hall a million of iranu It in manu factored from the for of a specie-oi Per «inn cut. The hair oi thieat'a fur inane} tremely lim- aud elmic that a single hairia warmly perceptible to the naked eye. The apinuiog and wearing of thin material and the production at a thigh-thaw! ilk-the one referred to requires: a iew thouaanda of atekirra and the labor of revernl yearn. The inchm oi Northumlarlaud'a ahawl mu! eight yard: non-re. but la an fine anti mimic that it can. if memory. heroin pruned into a burnt-coder «mu—Flatiron“ ”or My. A danuwou» policy uronistlul minomie ing in lightuandtoel. newspapenand mag more. and attractive draw. good nature and patience. until hind-nth and none are driven to ciohrooma and Ialootta for the warmth and cheer and freedom that b lacking in their to called “Mao." and daughtm have little [m or intarert childreu'aailmauta—at. ocrat. ‘I’hoValaaat‘nD—taamm bottle Global)..- minnmmaom; ‘5‘ Houses. ' INT“ "In“ 0mm“ noncommu- l’he Revolving Ian. Thlallttloflguremny bem‘udatohalmtu ital! amtulngly. Get a duaandlotthootheroml taper point. Next. tarnish tho littlomanwlth a point walterrrhuped likaouainatmdd ‘--.' ~ armahut theymurt bemovethan doable tholength of his body. Stick-the waftera on his shoulders. Planethelittiemanon tho pointotyonr dogmas ahown in the iflustrntiomand gently spin it around by twirling bctwccn tho thumbaml dowel dhmgagedhnnd. re. who makes a carelul study of the what Pally our. ”lieelaacromu a hmrP‘tnid Polly- ahecame in from aehool. "Then you burn a good chance to t-he the family happy." andgrnndma smiled. "Your mother hut n headache. the Imby wants to be amused and little brother in lrctfnl. Across hear uill make him cry. and then the baby will cry. too. and that will make your mothc'a had-drum “Why. grandma. what do you mean!" interrupted Polly. “Oh. i haven't finished what I want to any. That inwhatacroaa hearwilldo. but a good natured hear can make .lamle laugh. and then perhapa Jamie will make the baby laugh. and if your mother hearethern pahapoher head won‘t ache-o hadly. and llahegtuwa hottd’it will surely makepnpa lull- when he come- home. audit papa mils I shall be happy too." "All right." raid Polly. "You'll mnwhat natured hear can do." She wtutintotlre nursery aadcap-adao micallythatdamielaughedwithdalight. nan-he tookhia hand and theyokaewl hckand lorth heiotatha haby.dtting in harhighchainanddamie'alngh wan-ta- echoed by littlelay. Mother heard the happy little vote. through thecionnldtawndrnidtogrand . ma. "It in hetterthan modicinntohtar thmetleardiidren." “That is what I told Polly.” replied grandma. ' At theieatahlapapanid. "It l~ ouch a motion to find mammn’a We is really better." and he mulled at Polly. while yandma beamed at both oi thorn an ahe poured the ten “lt'a like a'hlother Goo-o' story." raid filly. ”Thehearhoutopi‘nthelittle brother. the little hrothw hegantn amuse thehnhy.thehahth;antoeurethemoth or. the mother began to amnion the lather. thotntherlxgtutocheuthegramlmmthe grandma~ahe bean it all!” and Polly atoppt-d for want of breath—Youth'a Cour panion , u.» the an». Mabel Greene iaa lyn tiny-rout Shela lull oi odd conceita. One evening aheatoodatawindowofhchotnewlthher prettylacadntteued againat the pane hr tontly watchingaelowly gathering alarm. Darker grew the low hanging cloud; but Mabel ahowed no line or fear. W hertratnruweveaaimatedandahaap poaredtobeahanrhodin the menu In whena violent clapol thunder roamed to rend the heaven- and lurked lightning duhedthe child was uarnored. At Ind. .tiringolthedabkuabalturnadtoher mother.alttinu near. "Nauru" aha-aid. "I dnk Dnd le det tin wcady to light hie aura” "Why. darling!" “'(‘anae he'l- acratchla match on the aky."—-New York Sun. Interpreted the Pal-ape Uterally. The beautiful and peaceful pictured the lion-mi the lamb lying down lmher in tune and ineffective compared With the idml brought home from achooi by arm-II boy lautweek. Iliantot noticed that he reierredoiteotoeomralnahip with the luau- ot the field. nnairy re battled Doll h the World. lancehaaaawtetlittlrlolhuare— hound—“llama“ nerehatbwwamndaad-whlhl-u. Aadhertrairwaaaneharfluiyearltd. Mllflurlflbmm Aalplayd then-attaining. Aaliertrltnrmtiaaaweok.” tailaavermltladwharemalay. holfilhflngyongoodtidiupotgr-t you tell mewhat-the tmwaal“ mhlhtelatherwhenahareachtdhtme. ”Cour-rel can." we: thocooiidartrnply. Old Gentleman—Don that dog love you. little boy? .. Little Boy—Yer bet he doa‘é'lf he didn‘t he know- l'd lick tho atudin out of him.— Llle. ____________ lint Always lta Own [low-rel. A mature maiden who was crossing the aim! at the intersection of Static and Mon- ruethe other evening slipper! and fell. A young man with the chivalry and wompt— nmcharncteristic of the Chicago youth in mummies oi this kind mn to her who. picked her up just in time to prevent it abut; from driving over her. brushed the mudoilherdrusond said with much con- mm: ”Are you hurt. madam?" Did she hasten to assure him she was un- injured! Did the group his hand and m'tlr team of gratitude in her eye» beg to know the name oi the young man to whose bravery all! presence oi mind «he owed her life? She did not. Sheehranlt ivom him in horror. nod in n IhrllLr-naping voice, that from the your-g Hall in his vein. the exclaimed: “Ugh! Take your hnnda ofl me. air!" Then ahe picked up her spectacles. in} jun-ed them earelully in place again. and hurried away without another glance at him. And the young man? With staring eym andjaw hangingdownhe stood there W rifled till ahe was out at light. Then he pulled hishat down over his eyes. moved all slowly. and from his lips escaped the llllglw word: “MP—Chicago Tribune. The lanolin. new. Binko—Whnt'a wrong? Jinks—My wife gate the a letter to mail this morning. "And you forgot it. eh? Well. it isn't too late." “No. but I mailul it. I kept it in my hand and fixed my mind right on it until I got to ahox and then dropped it in. l was bound the ahouldrn’t have anything to corn plain 0! thin time. " "Then what'a the matter?" “It haa jurt occurred to me that l forgot to put a atamp on it.”—-h'ew York Weekly. Eh Into a Good Run “MP. A young fonwlmhatl juat hrgnntoalutre for a hoard. ntuppul into a hnirdremor'a shop. and alter agreot swagger desired to be abated. 'l he hoinlmrtr wmt through theuauai movement-.andtherprig jumped tip with a flourish and exclninmi; “My line fellow. what is the thirxe’" "Oh. no charge." replied the barber. “So charge? How in that?" “Why. I am always thankful when i can get a toil oaliakin to shown theramron." —Philarlelphia ltecurtl. To. Inch Pride. "Yrs." amid the ahowman. ”l'm in pretty hard look. i haven't had a meal (or three days." "Why don't you pawn name of than dis» mood-l" "Great heaven-L. maul llo you want me to lone my standing in the phllmmlflll?"- llnflnio Human The "I'm-bio with It. Papa-Well. Johnnie. you wont to rlmrrh thie morning? Johnnie—Ya» papa. llow did you like the neuron! J io—‘i'he beginning wait good and lhaand waagood. but therewaa too ornch tniddlatoilmlll‘dlotton Commercial. At Pee-oat Inelalhlos It. lloha (at the theaterl~llumphl Within nonlinear theywoald elevate the stage. lira Hobo—Why. dear? ‘ Ir. llohidulglag abut toneth the theater hat in Matt—Then a fellow could are machines!) lelemrrl. liw Inhale- In That. ”‘23? picture of (iolnathaa hr nun-ohi ill: . 'on rupee-ant in amok ng w tobacco was ad and." "l'hat‘a all right. lle'a amoking a «sign vvtte.”~Dttrott Free l'reaa Drab Il- lip Hunger oi Momma—The tattle hny tea-t to level hurl over hit din-charge. Amount—Yer. he in afraidthat when he i‘riavea - he will In inthe mp~liew York need can one “III that. A tamer in at Alhanct’t.“ Ire ark-pt elder lnalrnitlraa econ toeare hbhoarraadlarann-he. liowhe‘aao nutrider.rototpaak.«l'hlladrlphialadmv. In! the“ thu- talety I mum nude-l w .tkeywoa‘tlfltatalll W V: trot-tall yw'avaranel Ilia '1‘- they lay» Ind. l'ramtaawaflttaanliataalm Nil lm mew: W‘“‘lw l . . 5...... madam Bum EVERY PNEWARMNTE ' l “sumo South Main street. So." rowan. ___~ w,_._.._...r...m..._...«. m...“ mum...»— Havo received from ‘ i he discovered a Fine Line of Holiday Goods For young and older America; . iso for wedding preterit. Our vafietyirhenudful ondiheprioeothoanmoaainiho lorgeatoreaof NewYor-k. , u P1906 givennacolh SIXTY Ill 8’ SM noun-16 up. 5 I I mm .......... . . One of the firm of Lonnabury, Matthowoon & 00., holding a shoe in his hand as a sample, said: "Theodore, this is the best and finest lot of shoes we ever ofiered ybu; they out click, and I want you to have them at a bargain,” and we bought them, and now for sixty days offer them at Reduced Prices. 50 pails ladies' Haul-am lilies. Infill $5.00. at $2.50. Sim. intellect 50s. a pail loses' Sites at 50c. a pair ———-AT————- Glover & Olsen’s 8| Washington St" 80. Norwalk. , THE [Home am 80008 swat, Tristram & » Hya'r" N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. Norwalk. WOMEN - REED - NOT ' sum CrraVlitluatStnuod om flan ~ iEIllE DistlfiERS. COMPLAINTS. WEE. WHEN!) manual Ems, Inflammation, Congestion. etc. anon a not tr urn rum-ed 0i mm. Mill‘s rut: w, c. SIIIRES co. it. Y.Cky. YIIAL ID! ID elm arch-ham HONEY REFUND!!! IneyfafimbflereuCue. ll.l.. Iell litter l llanlnrl Mi. ”It'll-II II, rm. TRAINS LIA" SOUTH KOKWALI A8 FOLLOWS: Ion xawloaa. A. No.5,“. 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P.)l.—ltllae..ltllu.. tutu.inu.raau3uer.sma.tua.ua ex. til 8. N.rx..hilea.hllac.lilea..7illne. New Dress Goods. We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelti ‘ es to Dress Goods. The largest line that we have ever ohm We have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and mum-.98?”- A.lclx—-d.fllldacfl‘mu:l=§: we guarantee our prices tobelower than the same goods are 601 Le: . or» is sold by city houses. "HAVINGSECURED 50 More Building Lots on the Woodward Homestead Properly, We now offer them for sale at prices 'ang- ing from $350 upward. These lots comprise the Choicest Location in the City limits, within 10 min- utes’ walk from the depot,wiih gbod side- walks all the way, and in the very heart of 09.-.... Hill BAPES ANB Hill TRIMMINBS." We have a full line of For Capes which we have just 0 11 Fur Trimmings in all widths. De ed, Tristram & Hyatt. NORWAEK. coALly COAL ! Wood Split to ilzder. Graihu...‘m Feed, )and Hay ~AT- WHOLESALE PRICE. liliilllllliiii. “rimming? Tassel HALE’S LIINB BllSlM. Cures all colds. Will cure yours. Ask for free sample " uEw LIEE. I l) . warm 'l’ltl "€203“. a liar ll the city. No better “mug"gfi'mwwl'zm Emmy ”I'm-rm 1018 can be had in the umfafilrunuttylclsc. city than these ofl'er- “mfg; "J'- ed, either for location W“... , or price. "$53.53le _ Select your lots in HORSES OLIFSPED. time to secure such a “”3253“ """"" site as you wish. Gillette Machine. Iovfurtherpartioolaraon- quireof JOHN Bums, thoWorldofOolumbua and'th'oWorld ‘ . o"
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