And
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mmoon rule
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yourfiniototlyiu you will now roam
*m
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instalment! Rubbers, m
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andslloettoroot’ ',
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lo North IllaInStroot.
filo; rhru'or liner? "
wolk life's way alone youcomctorna
muowummerlomandamm
ud.rwectfncc.uwl¢mnuthcgnrn
hadthocghtthccnd waabutaclutm:
Anialllndmli awoman‘ulare.
loavo marrow! You. yon; tho hour ills.
Bot thou hast brought mourn heaven’-
guts.
' {by gentle brand hthylorlnghand hula!
alofromtharhomofainzfmmrmtoatcuo
Ila- taulu my faltering foot to owl
“mum lcnriatopcnconi walkalmo.
~Cy Warman in New York Sun.
A LUCKY SHOT.
,Jovc. whatnrow I had with old uncle
that morning. to he sure! I was playing
down thorn for tho shootingand on this
particular-day we were going out ontho
invitation of a neighboring squire for a
day'aquict sportaroundthe outlying cor-
ms. just to centralize tho pheasants for
the forthcoming big shook My uncle—
. dear old boy—wan lam getting ready. or
he amenity war. and I. fully equipped for
the fray. was waiting for him in the billiard
room. when my aunt’s pretty houscmaid
came in to dust.
With boyish folly—quid I can unsure you
it was nothing worse—“hut must I do but
try to steal a kiss from the nllignil. who
offered a playful resistance to my attempt?
And this resistance I had just overcome
and was pressing my mustache again“ the
young woman’s rosy chuck. when. as luck
would have it. the door opened and my
mic entered.
I shan’t try to describe the expression of
the old boy’s face when he graspt‘tl the
donation. nor to recapitulate tllcinfuriuted
tirade which he let fly at ml. for no words
could possibly do it justice. With all his
nrtueo—nnd they were many—he bud:
tremendously Puritan unlicnnon the out»
feet of kissing and other such lcvitics.
firmly believing that they alwuys implied
afloa- vioe. And. full of this idea. he
bnmuponulwithan tormtof re
pro-ch. which would y have how
rough on the most aimldonod rcprobate.
Beacon dismissal the "shameltnibussy”
(to use his own language). telling her that
ahonhould hear more of it from hr min
truabyandby: then he devoted hisentire
margin to me. ~
How long bia dcnunciatim might Iran
lasted iftbecnrriage hadnotbcen waiting
ft! on I ahudder to think. But luckily tho
honeswould not unndao we were noon
obliged to make I start of it. All through
the six mile drive. however. in continually
dropped scathing allusions to my conduct.
and told meat least a dozen times that In
loin all wc returner! my aunt should have
afulland particular account of thin dis
Ml affair.
Now this war really what I manta! all
dreaded. For my aunt. who almuly I»
pulled me rather us a vcsacl of wmlh, was
quite its ridiculously prudixh tut thy uncle.
and agood deal more nun-mounting: And
I thought it by no nit-urn; unmmly that
when she heard her Spouse-'5 highly colorul
mlemcnt the might dinning the unhappy
bmscnutid out of burnt (in poor Mary’s
acwunt,thcrtforc. I so for swnllou'ui my
pride as to beg the old follow not to rcport
matters to my aunt on cundil ion that I did
not carnal again He refund my pt'llllfll).
bowcver. with acorn. and an l mu that in
his Wt humor I should do more harm
than good in pruning it I Inn loin for the
pro-cut to lot it drop.
In the 1:011on the morning as l trumped
through tho llt‘ltll gun in hand i cxvrciscd
my bruins finely as to tho Inn»! Wu} of set
ting mnml my uncle. and m. lcnblh itoe
cnrlud to me that I could not do better
than neck our hosl’kb'quire flatlcy'n-ad»
vice and unnislnnct lie was a low lit]. good
natured old chap. I kucw.and not at all
the win to be hardon n boyidl fn-nk. More
over. he bud great influence with my unrie
and was for mom likely to be able to per-
Iulttlc him “mo 1 mysclf wm, So I took
the earliest opportunity of confining my
trouble to him.
“I my. Charlie." be cold when he had
heard my t‘fflill’k~l0tl. "nothing wane than
a bit of foulery~ honor llllghimt‘h’"
"Honor bright." l rrpl’ml. looking
oil-night into hill jolly. good tcmpu‘ul loco
"Well, my Ind." he uncovered, “I'll do
my bat to llclp you. If your uncle was in
bettertcrnpcr [think I could talk him over.
But hr'l: drooling w loudly torluy that lw’c
as slum on a mute. Well. well, wr’ll hope
that he'll boin a more aumubir lramo of
mind ultcr lunch. A bottle of Iloiliurorr
Imlammdrignr will oflrn work Wooden
In that line. hit at any nitr- “I m if i
can't M‘lllo nmuvrn to your favor win»
him."
I thanked thc main warmly. nml an at
that minute my nuclr calm omuml tho
corrwr of tho covvrt to join us. nothing for
tilt-r lnwuol Ill-tween no on tlw nubjrct.
Wbrn lunchtime- arrival minim-mainly
didn't look at all pmminlmr. My uncle for
acme man»: had alml utmminuhly. while
Bqulrr ()fllle’. bolwwu whom ml my
uncle tlorre Mil-ml u frimolly rivalry with
the gun. had acquittal himself normally
well. twinning off curly all his ohm.
Morn. rm- uynlrr‘r kwpcr. ball
could use. mightily plutmlal till». for he
who! dialllmt my uncle. who wan boar lo
tho matter of tips». liul l haul bar-o din»
prayed and a tied at thorny muttcrrlmd
gummy one '- face will“ more and
more mm with ri'wy him In lull-ed.
fs'or did lumbuinrplteof the Bolling"
and the running gold ciwnmi in n
storing good humor to lilo minimum.
And I! lbuftrnwm proceeded and tho old
leqabootiu‘ out not. for me my hurt
rank sum Could anything be more
unlucky? In llll pro-ct from.
at urinal rny undo would certainly moot
Intel-loner by thr malno- mybo
and my mot nodoabt would haara
manhunt-won‘t: thymine onto!
the rpinny, Squire firing vant to'
unrestrained gulfawl. w tlo the barley
he gfiuncdiudlcncofromwto oar.
“ Vitamin defil’a tho joke!" naked my
undo. irritably. For how:- ln muchtoo
nor a temper to relish anything like
instill .
“ kTrampa.” sand the squire. hold
lug his aidcs. and hardly ablo to
”0h.dur,deari Huh-Jim bll’k
"What lait than. Tramp!" y uncbdo
mulled. turning to the hot-pm *
"Please. anrr." tho 1mm ' in
his deep. low voice. with his I still all
rrgrin. "you killed your baroaftcr album
We found hcrlying in the middle of the
town."
“Then. d—n you. why haven't you
brought her out?" ejaculated my uncle. .
“Bron ' .aurr.”'i’ramps wont on in bi:
own deliberate way. “roaster thought we
better hadn’t. surr: and he said it would be
when mrr. to loan her out of light where
the u. aunt"
“I my. Outlay." said my uncle. who had
now completely lost his temper. “a lake'-
all. very well. d~——u it. but it can gown
fur. In the devii'a name. tell me what all
this mains."
“Well, no I will," the lquire answered.
who hard now room-cred himself unfliciently
to weak with coherence. “I don‘t Int-an
to take your bare home. though you may.
if you please. Bcruusc—lwmuae—bn. ha,
ha.” Tho squire was again overcome with
laughter. "Just tell him why, “amps!"
"Pmuse. surr." the keeper exclaimed
with a broader grin than ever on his great
red face. “the bare what you killed. nun.
ain't an or'nary barn at all. surr. but In
very fine old dog fox. WIT!"
"A fort" exclaimed my uncle, half
aghast and half incredulous “It'll a lit:
l—l—urcnn you’re joking me!"
"All right." 311de the squirm "If
you don't believe me. go in and look. 'It in
. a for though. and a remarkably flue one—
: lan‘t it. Trumps?”
“Finml l ercr see. sun." aascrllcd the
keeper emphatically. “And if I “It." you.
. Mr. limb. sum] should go in and see him.
for lib size i.» something u'ondcrfnl, nun.
and I do womlt‘r howyou canoe to take him
for u bum. surrl"
l saw that my uncle was nearly writhing
with niortiflcntion, for he mos extntonli
unrily jealous of Li» reputation as a sports
man. and hadn't the gumptiou to mot his
error at a joke. Indecd, his diamay wits
altogclhrr no ludicrous that. though I was
quite sorry for him. I could not help join
login the laugh at hi; crpeme. Andra
for Trumps. bis fnu- Nhflwfd clearly cnough
how thoroughly ho enjoyed my unclc'n din
coulliture.
“Wt-ll. Bush." mid the aquim, ”as you
don't bum inclined to go into covcrt and
view your quarry. :«lmll Trumps forci- him
out for you? Or rain-ll we leave him then
out of night and pretend to know, nothing
about him?"
“Ab. yI‘Sl" acquiesced my uncle. evident
ly jumping at the Intter suggestion and
turning uwny from tho hateful all“, "that
will b.- bush-mill I my (linking anxiously
round at um, it will be wiwr not to talk
about this. Liz?"
"I slum'l Mull." mid the squire. laugh
trig. owl you mu («3in nmkc it all right
with 'l’rulup‘."
My mzclo look tho hint, and drawing the
keeper a: ~lllt' guvc bim smut-thinglumlmme
to hold IN lilllifltt‘. 't'hile be our dotngno
the Nilllli‘ Will>pfrk1l iu hill ctu':
“Your uncle I. ll into my trap haunti-
fully. Charlie. It mm o Imrc rightcuuuuh:
but I ullculmnl he wouldn't go in in look.
Happy thought of mine—oh! l laucy
(with a wink) you'll know how to turn it
to accolmt."
"Trust me."
I answered. "And thank».
awfully. squirt. \‘ou’n- n trump!"
I I D D I D
All w on an we had started on our drive
bonu- I lit wooprwecdcd to tickle the old
boy lv-Mly.
"Forte." l mid. "what an awfully good
nary that little mistake about the but
would make. I really think I must tell it
It dinner this evening"
"tin-n! hcuvcns. ('lmclic!" he cried.»
mlntely nuhnst. null onlgkrpt from being
forlorn-«by the knowlulgc that I had him
”onluont." "Pd—bog you'll nothing of
the kind. "
" loll." «turned I. looking him rtruiulu
In tho lace and thanking my stun lu- want
to touchy on all quit-action!- of ultimatum
chip. "it mint be a cum of mutuul forbaar
now. And it it'll mum about the III". it
mm: In: ulnm about the hulls-tvnmhl"
I think my uncle would lime likul loan
nihllnu- me. dear old chap! Ilut be an
owl-roll qnltc mildly:
”Very well. Nice bright evening. eh! I
think wcahalllatafrowt"—lmlou Truth
l
llripod by Belem.
(Icnvmtl I'urtcr telln n m-ry about a club
lunn who non-r went home until morning
and mo- Imbitunlly warmly welcomed try
his Mfr. but who wan bclpcd by the march
of H'Il‘flm
A» the um Intro lolktl on uunmu Ital
umtrrlolly rlrvntul licnwlf luthc u‘ule OI.
bring. Sow she atoplt at Mllillllu, 8b.
mum at»: rlt-manda the maturation of
the roar». She thinks! nothing of diving
into the mmi ulntmn brunt-bra of It.
alntmue winter-a. Slur can mlculutc th
ram-t hour- of the night when bu boo
Imml ought to come home. vltlur want“
milk-old or the "coolly alloptrd ”all:
I of orientation: time. ”are Itomrn oniyoaa
married man who gain-d any arty-luau In
Iiilulmiietlllc a to bythlnebaa'
In time. Mr mum hairline of II ollboltl-
atul next door to bill Mine.
ilk wilr wan nltvnyrl upholding Min for
cloning lmtnr latent night. l‘onnmlrly,
who they made thin change-if time. tbry
plan-d one of than mrtdlan linu- upon
which thry calculated "Ill. right unwr—
thr club and his ltntrn. livery time h
mmml m that imaginary Illll‘ it not
him back a whole hour in than. “! found
that he mid loan but elnllat io'clock
amigr‘thomrtobhwlfr at maul forth
rut tunic tmty your! mural
W‘d that Mahatma—Now ark
or
ra- lloll WI Kohl.
“twin court
made a m bona-
I'll bet In In the only over
mhauantlania hit th-
“by... WMLWrSTW"
an r
m to In it, but 2 m um
“Butluut.”WthM
”Ithacthlmbatadolbfihnfl. “I'll
ranted-murmur“ and."
"lb-lamb: mummy-dd
[Minnow .“Iltfllrlw til
tarmac-rum“?
,3
'Bumthdprufl
1711111wa on
torpeoplmoimolty.‘
run; sun in
' Bargain
woman A notation Lena
AbdicatojlldutalIi-g nu lag-Ind
”any Clan-u. \
'l'herewaaaveryplainbotrayanhtan-
tiallouktnx pinobox.ticdupwith nonin-
oucollrofropcandnallcd tightatall
pointxlytugouthefloorofadiuyanddo-
carted room at thoohlnaval ohuratory.
Theoluwatioo tilt intharcrolvlng dollop
:2“: .mapfilthawbcofthc
Stine on to mow-tn:
around and into; Wyalouoldnof
its pedestal. The old strict-pins work-
rhopcfthogororumthadlmclmdup
farmland in the pine boxoothclloor
was all that wusvalunblc of the old to”!-
ucope. tho great munch lens. some $0
valnulatmm. Itwaatholastofthoap
paratus of the old observatory that war to
be carried up to tho new station on the
heights above Georgetown. and than to be
titted to a new tube that is bring worm
bored in Cleveland.
The wk of moving thogrcatlemto
the new observatory was one of the most
delicate pieces of work in connection with
the transfer of the station The glar- waa
packed Inn-pedal mwcdgcd lntoplaoe
with folds of non. paper placed at regular
intervala orcr its surface and allowing for
expansion by heat. as in that moonlight
tilting but might "pinch" the glass and
changc the perfect image which it now
givu. This inner case was packed in the
outer heavy box with plenty of no“ pack-
ing in between the two and then loaded
carefully upon a thick mattrc- in the bot
tom of a spring wagon.
It was tied in place with moral rope.
and rolls of packing were wedged between
the box and the (edges of the neat, and then.
with thrce men sitting around it to prevent
any more slip, the wagon started off at
a funeral price. which was maintainer] till
the precious care was fairly landed at the
new station on the hill.
The new mounting: for the glass worn
held back by the Homestead strike. and
will probably not be rcceived for three
months; more. Thcrc will be some changes
in the mounting of the inntrumentmnd the
terrcatriul clock will he run by weights in
stead of water power. in has been the arse
bcrctofore. This is one of the mud impor
tant parts of the telcacopic mechanilm. u
by it. the great glass is swung mood at a
rpcmltkat just mrrcspondn to the motion of
the earth. keeping any particular point of
the heavens constantly in the field. which
is memory in making measurements and
for other pom—W Pout.
Women Spica In loads.
Women play on important if not pro
dominating part in the army of Rumian
rpics. all of than: belonging to the uncalled
adumted classes. The way in which they
aromruitcd is very simple and ingrown:
themetbod was described to me coo-by
one at tho plllan of the acorn election.
and wasconfirmcd later on by a lady spy
with whom I had a coorerution oothe
abject.
An oilicial dies (ninety-nine out of a burn
that educated Raglan: arc officials} la'foR
he has act-rod long corrugh to entitle him to
a wmicn. Ilia young wife petitions the
ministry for an allowance. and she notices
a turn varying from rm to an rublca
After the Inpsoof more month-a she peti
tioua again and is told to cull at the police
office. where about onpfifib of the former
auto to siren to her. and rho is encouraged
to hope that in two montho’ time some
thing may be done for her again
When she next returns aim in informd
thatasherbusbnnddid uotmrnapenaioo
ahecanuot cxpcct to native any furtheran-
abtancc; that the authoritlcs in fact postco-
no funds for the portrait. but that they are
willing to giro her a little light employ
not which will entitle hor toa monthly
allowance. snfllcicnt to are her from so
cial shipwreck. She generally catch- at
the straw. and Icldom halt Iclsuro or calm
our comb to discover that it is not even
a rtraw. but agolden chain that drop her
down to unfathomable dentin She is then
Intrudnccd into various families. visit.- the
nonpublic hall: and places of amusement
and forwards regular report- to the tbi
motion, and visits the department period
icalty to answer question.» and lake fresh
onlcra nPbiladeiphia 'i‘imca
flaking It a. a 1...; way.
He was a beggar with the old worn
clothm. unwashed fut-e. unkt-rnpt hair and
unbmrhcd about. He wadod up In the
cmmtcr and told Miran his who. tears
groans and rich- how bio stout-ch yearned
for a uamlwich. Clock Sumner went to the
cal». threw open its massive doomaud from
its inner rccoptnclu drew forth a new and
shining five cent piece. which he laid kind
ly and gently into the quivering and black
and tremor-'- hand.
"Now. my pom friend. what do you pro
pow todn with that money?" aarioualy in
quircd tho nerloua clerk.
The bran-r looked down at his called and
Miami mu. ll. Icanncd hi- ban.
factor curlm-ly for a moment and than in
a tremoloaa tum laid:
upon my
an
hula ltepu
“manhunt!"
The mwhyataca on
Mars. narratinb’chork
i
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ran.
“mm" .l“"“"’...5..‘l."§.‘“".n.l
militia yia
m 533‘“. bcoadflduzd“ tho
on:
M W ofrrtailtradc. The
woubln-uonuidaofthutrutlaiha
oath-«halidtiatbaftar
anon..- "York”.
amt-tum
Anddbaehiormlntrodnudloam
tlfnlwldowof them-lam an liar-cit.
Thhltroductioowaainthhwlaw
“lrjvaawpcnuhatomyou
alumina-3'
”In Evan-l" W the
atrial
. ‘Thamyladylhorab—h
myhmumm
i tantalum] x " “
bimgimtninthlallumwm
mm m mm struts.
pounds of quite ordinary looking giant dock
,. l. millions. to. ruin. ‘
, STURTEVAst; H _ . KRIEGER
under Mahnckelno Hotel.
House's, . -
Olll'l'll "I'll!
"clad-onto“
Ondtboranny grout callouaua flying
between San Francisco and tho will»
the opposite ride of tubal-mud
managed by a woman. Sonic yearn lull
Mn. Sinn’ fathcr become an invalidlnd
wanhllgrd toput his-hi mill
1
nubadccaaadtobrprofitablgwhmlln
Bimrdctumlnaltoprondcekhaldhalld
M "“ ‘3!
ofnailormxivcnorrhn to theaptlln. .
managed the entiro lnndnen to harping
tally of tho mwhidu that nuinfroquantly
form panofdtbcmmmwgotlatina twat:
tugboataan nuptrint n5 rcpairaat
. Symon has another aim-fol
barium woman In mint-different lino.
Sacral years ago this woman's bulb-rid
faflulinbusinmandon account of poor
health wanunablc to anpportblafamlly.
Anurning the burden of the family. Ibo ho
minasmatlway to knit good! for tho
wholanlc'trade. and is today. through good
mauaguncnt.a prosperou- manufacturer.
employing Lil!) women at work, which
may in most cars badoneatbonm—Ncw
York Sun. ,
Ito-l Woman“...-
Thm bamongwomcnof accrtaintcm—
pernmcnt a confusion of ideas-- toworuan-
lines. and sentimentality. They occur to
be undertbo impression that root woman-
llncss indulges publicly in lavish one of
tendon! codrarmcntand in thatoutward
display of affection which the world will
alway'n regardcoldly or anceringly. Thou
qualities which radically distill won
enfrum menu-c qualiticaof .d
mind.“ soul. They-re mutanof inher-
itanm very frequently. and in any amt
platform. for the routine of the public
meeting, for interpolation in tho mluutu
of the reunion of a convention than the
“I'l- Growlh of I Ila-er Gordon.
Ina little villago in Sun-ax there Is a
veritable milky way of lilies. when thou-
anuda of white blcuoma wed flair"
fume. and when m nodular-
I
plantcdtheminthocorncr of tho
TenycarsagondaushtaofllraBMh
spins] by tho enterpeiacof thou-aunt
somehIo-omatotho larodonmarkatand
now. in Inoculation with her man.’ has
in the palm-London Letter.
Wan-e- “ Want I. B. You...
younger than they mily arc." mid John
P. till-.agoratat th-Southeru. “Of
mono every woman would like toboyonnx
and beautiful. but turning the clock back-
ward lathe mm lllogicnl thing lbeyuio
do. thnlnuawoulanwho look-to he
forty claiming to be but thirty I instinctive
ly wonder what «he will look like whcnahc
Ital numband ha twucoro ytnra When
I one one who look- out thirty admitting
that she to forty I cannot help reflecting
that rho will bocharming at minty. lfcou
ccaiiag but an undo a woman look young.
if It kept wrinkles and gray haircut bay. 1
collld undamnd the printing but when it»
only affect to to crate the lmprernico that
abcncrerwufruband prattyaodthatan
Egyptian mummy would Ila : Inauty corn
pond with herald-ac I confess that It is
too mucbforrna Bur hoot woman'a
forte."——St. 1mi- Glohr- t.
We MI-
Tbmiaawayof making loo; handled
dnbtcnno that they mumlyor quite»
good» fuuimdustcra. To manufactnn-
thmhommadcduslmlt tum to
at moral my lame-Intact tiulrpo
per. Fold thepoper.wblthmcyboofaay
color. until it mutuaofnloujltrlp my
thickam «Imp. A taxman-etc! true
paper In into portray-twenty our
thick-0mm mun-alga” y:
mat on
about fourlaéca nth.
atrlpavrrya-rrow. tho-ha y
warm-curb. mutual
thafull haul of ycorpnpaltriplliad It
unruly around the stick and truawlth
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“Madam. f banner-11 m from
thattirclndymt our iapcatl rain
on concerning your real to
turd thontowhom fuwhunot W
the golden opprwtunitla othaa have aa-
fied for winning; numeral and happine- In
. Inn l-:d totbis conclusion by a n»
mark flho mm o amount ago. ,
"Aalleftbcrdoornhecaid tom
3‘ 'lt'u no urn for you totall than: the
was am known to mvcmyomolfitqaad
in is cure to rend you away hungry!
‘ ”in neply 1 mid to her.
“Itmaybcyonaromhtlhn. m!
flfiafclr wound that aha wa- Indiana
worthy but unfortunflo man the would do
In much an anybody.’
“ 'No. she wouldn't.' ahc insisted.
‘ ”The: I said to her. ‘Wcll, juat'you
through the blinds and seal! nbedoean
treat me l7:‘- :1 worthy man demo; to be
titrated,7 and l lznvent'n the slightw doubt
,hut rho is now watching to note the remit
or my all." '
The-pooh“ who what the udinaryob
Icrver would all a tramp. The ladyat the
doorofwhmhomaha bad callcd Iopliad.
“Did rh- aay that!"
Ila'am." ‘ .
"I’ll prove to you that sho in what all the
neighbors know her to lie—o false. good for
pulling mature. Sit right down here on
the porrh. win re she cannot help seeing
you. and if you will do your part, we will
make her feel ashamed to over show her
hrs in the community ago ” ‘ '
When the run wont down four hours
later the tramp was still them doing his
part to rcfutea neighbor's slander. and a
mile on bio face indicated that ho was troll
.xisfini with thorcsult be on» achieving.-
-Chicngo Timur.
A anlml‘o Milt-IQ.
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M (or Politenes-
‘flro supposed English luck of gnwc in
discount: and In the bluzuliahmcutnnf .«ociui
intercom-o in n nmttorfur confirms! muum
meat to the Frank. ’l'hcy havc a tlltory
that lfau Englishman shows himself gm»
citrus it h Income be has more wmnml rod
to nerve-which. moreover. ho i3 pmtulcr of
saving than he is of being grnrimis.
It bl related In a French paper that ll.
I'mdholnmr. while traveling Ivy mil. full
in with an Englishman who talked su miily
with him In Punch for an hour and it half.
When they putt-d tln- I'rcnrhnmn raid:
"I am very happy to Imvs- luul this nppor~
trinity wexfihlflgt,’ my lmprrmaiorm whit nzr
nil-lilo mill-1mm ouch no )‘flllwrllil' man:
no frran the fun that. an n yrmml thing.
your countrymen nrc ml at all enmnuml
catirc."
“Owl" raid the lingllxdrtucu in vrry bod
hunch. "I only Iaikrd. you know. hcczm to
II promo chance to practice my French!”
~Yonth’a Companion.
. air-ea u an mus.
Wanted. a filtration on clerk in a Iner-
rhnut'c other (or a young man at grind icin-
lly who has rel-rod blatllno in o wholrmlo
warnbouac; Three yran‘ cxprriencc In at
Ila pult‘ago stamps. carrying letters and
porn: etching newspapers. swooping
rm and book yard. darting and
lamp trimming, Iborcllng coals. rlc..
hm linden-d him tlmuglxly competent
forth aborr dutim of a comle curt-tr.
Wm may I» addmd. "Mmtllo Sci
m”——Nornbwmer Bate.
‘ . _
Wanted to lotion-onto.
A hwdayp ago a mob upon broke
down unarCanoliton. A wbltu than pan!»
to. afford nudism. which on- gladly ac-
Glllul. and when the wagon not again on
In which surmount-ted hhgnlilmle
tha. "Buo. I hope your wagon will Inuit
down-moorland i an mum your kind-
aw-Atlantl (Imitation.
lm if lag-trod. .
Painter-Than. air. you will: me to rm
[@0le moral” for your now
country mt! flow many ancertotlt wank!
you like?
irrigation-mot. you can math
about torturt with. If I like '32-: I'll
me-nm matter.
a. AWN Italic-t.
Doctor-«Will Myrna innate: in.
harm you ml to v
mutation» hollow] utili-
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gotta-amnion.
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n AVINGSECURED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
“pi and.
Those lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
dopot,with good side-
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these offer-
or], either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
J'or further partlotdarr an-
of
JOHN HINDS,
0n thoprarniau, or
Ollllllllll SIIIITZ.
luv-W: _, mutt-06w
. Ham" Main Street. so. Now};
F. H. ,NAgnfi BRO.
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin'and Sheet Iron Wall. ,
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick. DcaEzsss and New York Barium,
heal. quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated Chino Din?
our and Tea Sets, Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices. ‘
. x
mm nlls', slit,
One of the firm of Lounsbury, Matthewson 8.: Co, holding a
shoe in his hand as a sample, said! “Theodore, this is the host
and finest lot of shoes we ever offered you; they are slick, and
I want you to have them ata bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days ofier them at Reduced Prices.
“sun pails ladies” Hand-made Shoes, won $5.00, at $2.50.
lllll “ “ Sluts. imperfect, 501:. a pair
mu “ lisses’ Shoes at 50¢. a pair
-——-AT-———-
Glover&0lsen’s
8! Washington St" 50. Norwalk.
IHE‘LEAnINnil‘innns sum; "‘
Tristram & Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUlLDlNG.
Norwalk.
. ~—<>—-—
New Dress fioods.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall N ' '
oveltres 1::
Dress Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found in an
we guarantee u . I» l y other store in town and
o r prices to r ower than the 33m
sold by city houses ‘ 6 200118 are
L.
r- - - W—‘
Hill CAPES ANB Fllll TRIMMINGS.
“V: have a full line of For Cu
- - p03 Wthll We have ' t
For Trimmmgs in all widths, 1113 opened,
Tristram “cl—Z Hyatt,
”QRWN-Kfi _
COAL!
COAL !
Wood Split to Older.
-—«-—-— o cot—M
Grain,
Feed,
and Hay
-Ayw
WHOLESALE PRICE.
llllllflNll Bills.
BALSAM.
Cum; all colds.
Will cure yours.
Ask for free sample
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