Millers.
timoto
Muir
c.
i
a, ,r” [Wan
I watch the autism down.
I ask tbs stats for hlrn‘.
I III his (other once:
Why are thus eyes in Jim
limtschofoint Mons
> (”mills slot-u away!
‘ 1 ‘ heal-huhld hlsbloonl.
‘ Tits night has stifled hll play.
, lomlimss whemachoohnatasmast
Hisfonn I think i know:
Iwashis. once.
Butthat waslongazo.
How tow pit time outlaw
W
0f birthright on his brow. -
l was his [other cues:
I am his father now.
Known in Youth‘s companion.
’ 1N TEE COMSTOCK.
"1 don’t mean that i ever lied a leg or an
arm Normal! hysblsst—yon unsethat
lor yoursellnhut [was injured on that i
couldn’t work undcrground any more. and
thntlsthcrwonlgotthisplaceuswulch
man on the surface. A doctor can't Always
final the place a man inhumsnd wheua
msnhldoneup hgsgbout 1 gm it ain‘t
anyusstotryan chhim upntthollos
pitul. Tell you s it? Why, i ain't
duck on talking allout thut night. but as
you say you burn heard something about it
and want the roll tools “I tell you the
story—«ell you first. what we afterward to
manhued about Tom Askew and then
about my night with the shoot. for that
tasks the nary the same as they write
"it war years ago when every mine on
theComstock wan laying on as may men
uconld be worked—from the Utah on the
north totho Justice on the south it was
nothing out of the way then to sceancw
man or two in thedrcssing room. and noth»
in; much wu- thonsht one night, when we
mm to no down on the II o'clock
drill. lot-ammo to rqorttothetime-
km. flatly nun wwe put on with the
morning nhilt. but this than more ill-inane.
Toot Askew. and that was the name of one
cfthsnew men dren to the timekwpor.
"llswas s yonuzish. smooth laced man.
Comb-h by Ill-speech. though hetalked hut
littls. Isaw nothing of him alter wt- ielt
the droning room. for [was lnthe gang
who went cleaning out the Lilllloot level,
which had been flooded, and lit-«uncut
down with the who were repairing
the lump rod ntlr t incline hump. The
water in tho incline sump was nearly boil
hut. Ind as the timber:- were all slippery
lrolntheilooding it wit-annuity and don
[ant-t plates to work.
“When we reported oil at 7 o'clock the
nut morninflun Askew was printing
The nation who had char-gr of the
lump gang told the shill limit! that about 5
o'clock in the morning Anhew had asked if
hemiuht golothewoling room on them
lionalxrro.and ashewas a new man the
bust thought he might be sick lrnm the
heat. so M not wondered alarm hianot rs
turningto work. The morning xhih were
told to make a stitch lor the thinning mun,
sudat l0 o'clock the lorenmn rnwrted l0
lheanperinteulult that a new man —'l‘otn
Askew—hull (alien in the incline sumpon
the night shill. ll they got the water out
olthe incline they might llnd enough“
hh boiled bones to hold an inquest on. The
foreman had just naturally supposed that
Askew was in thoaurup becariw theycould
not find him.
“The man w. not a member ol the Min
15' union. so nothing much more would
hl'e been heard ol poor Tom Anklvw il Tool
bin-sell had not reported on lor work on the
ii o’clock shift that afternoon. This want the
sureetwugh Tormlorlw had broughta lot
ter to the loretuan a couple of days before.
who recognized him. The real ’l'om could
not do much » clear up the nut-m. He said
ho had hcenorderedbytbeloretnanto to
on Unniuhtlxlore. ilehudgone to
boarding house to get some sleep. and
at about I o'clock at that evening a man
had come In him and arlid he had orders
train the loretrutn to tell him not to report
on until the next alternoon. The man who
[In him this order wuss yoltnuish. urnmth
laced Cornishnlao. (ll mum there mtua
hilt lur- lor a while trying to lind out who
the man wall in the sump could be. but
there wen hi eloprnwts and plenty ol
accltlwta in tut-e days. and the other Tom
Askew was soon i .
"l'woorthrec woe tiller that the men
on or level had something to talk ahwl
tho: I run all inaugural thl other’l'otu out
oi their ml», tor the “hints that or: in
every mine were gelling might y trouble
urine in ours. and particularly on our level.
We had more llllk learning than um
miners. and while i know well enough
there are uhouta. I don't believe er yarn
i heard in the cooling "mus or on t st»
tin-when thsmrn not together lot their
mesh. The men talked a heap about
stmlolstlarul Illltlluvrts and ml: that
were from lhelr lace-u All their
thin»: could lie raplui without Mo; to
the mats lor ll.
”Down lathe hot mines. where the earth
swells with lunch lorce that great timbers
are ml to little splinters by It. there
”nitric he truism whersthe air loan but
it burasyoar lipa- you breathe thenare
aunt. he Vapors that make strange shad
own when loo-end rash lull» without
warslaglocbeahbe kuoehdmtol place.
Metronomes” ls themlne. The
miners” but llttieolths Mopllnoldin
ctr uaytaha control-thermal.) their
ism meat and lire-I notational around
tokdasnyolralaanll way would
Hacksaw-lass a rel-rants
sksttla.
“Wslhwswarsrusalopa iro-
7o-5uorrh Main street.
mdurmmu
rm stethsmwm.‘ ”193ml"
:‘llllcSIiolS’7iahdi Rubbers.
automaton worm all...»
theoldtsrnilynootsndshoostsroot ‘ m
H' 5 Hal’VGY’s,
Start
lino~ arc-ear. Mlle-1°03
mfimugmanmml
As winselhsppcned tonn-
lowcrcd out of
ye was
swim
outh.inteudln|\to
i
sureto hit someoneon the hand-ill lritrll
touring ahammcr. One at the mono
ticsdtheway l wssin and asked Int-ill
hudsocnthcghost. ldidnot hnowwhstller
[had oruotsndldidnotamrwu.
“'i'hnttuade thsnlcn pretty-mmahdl
could see they were mighty pleased when
wehad lonr holes llnishedmnd asitwas
dinner time I maid they could so back toths
cooling room and eat. and lwould the the
shots and then join them. Younsl was;
not such an ignorant man as the others f
mandlhad someprldalsupporw you
would call lt.thnt made me udiamcd to
own up that l was ofrnidolthsghost. But
the land known] was almid that night.
When the men bod loaded up the-toohlotl ,
thecnrand ranitoutolthecmutandll
could not heur them any longer going back '
in the drift. 1 could not help thinking
about that wine and licking myuell who -
or what was hiding there.
"Well. somehow llrot that: four holes.
landed with flicks ol powder. and the long
film lrom the top slicks laid multilly over
hilaol rock an that I could put the land's
under them. You understand that alone
is monomer! with the toprltick in each hole.
and that than to- aré not lighted at the
ends. but each is laid acrnra the flame oll
short piece olcundle. That in to give you
time to do your work not! get army to
safety, It takes some time lor the flame to
hum through the covering ol the lune. and
when it does it ‘apitls’ to giro you warn‘
mg. a:
“l WM awkward with my work that
night. I could not keep my mind oil. thllt
Willi! and thinking what thing could he in
it. I bud junt got one lure rusted actor» a
flame and was About to fix another. when I
held or hand and my heart floppcd bow
log I and something creeping uphehital
me. It was hard lor ml- lodo it. hull
forced my head around to look. What i
aw made my flesh creep, it was the torn
olo mun crawling toward me. and it was
Torn Askew or Jack Collins ll it was the
first it warm ghost. lor Askew wudrownrd;
ii I! was ('lrllilnl it Wits-ll fiend. lot' Jack
hull been a brutal murderer
"l hull no lime to find out who it was.
for when i turned he sprung at me. That
mmiou have me nerreto more too I am a
pretty big until. not you no. and More that
night I was ourloe lit-lit wrath-non the
Commk. I grappled with him. and I
knew tint ll it mo- not it shall I hall
tackled it was a madman. So wir- IIIIII
cull-l «mule iu illPtzrlp I not on him as
he did I atrtlugllvl to [rep hint [rota
throwing mr. and at the same tinsel ”in!
to an own lbe unwill- “odor the luck)
kick it out llt‘llll't' the fuse should spit. l
sown little list-b lrurn the line. Tireflre
hurl reached the powder in our fl hi the
other utmllert Were Mum put out. \ «- were
in thedurk. and I km w the tire was creep
lug along the pllWIlt‘l' ol that lime to lllt‘
dynamite. lit the dark l was not even sure
which way to try Il'lll keep lin- llriug I was
fighting with on tho! i uhonld lnlre ill-body
between mo and the blast. hi how: than "to
minutiae—it muted your: to luv—the him
went oil,"
’l‘bm mow the story told me by the our
lace watchman. The lad-- which no to
complete the utory were these: Jock Col
lit)» “ml a "liner who int-l been on lhrl'om
stock only I low mlmlhs before the dateol
the myqtory ol the two 'l'om Askew- Col
lins we.» in surly mnu. and lived chine III rl
utbin near the bnwrry in Swen Mile can
you. "I" rats a noticeable mun bet-almol
alto-lily lrlrtck lit-uni he wore. a 'Irelrtl Iw'lll‘
a rare adornment on a Coltlsllick "lion's
lam. lir- amiciulul very little with his lrl
low miners. but one oi; ht joined acrowd
ollhcul who enteml ll mlouu rant olthe
truck. He had not brerr there long tutor!
he quart-rial with u companion who asked
hint. Minuly. ll lu- hatl ever killed any one
that heshoulrl livelier much lions and wear
such a "wit " a heard.
A blow was struck. and lhen Collin-and
lietdy pltlnpd his llirllike miner's awhile
lick into lheheart ol the other and lied
It wtn- lwoor three hours brim anything
llkran organised mirth wna made tor the
murderer. Then it was «linemen-d that!»
had t'lullfll his cabin down the mayo“.
which won indlnorder lrrrm the busty prop
antlorn lor might. it was taken too grant
ed that he had gum on clown the canyon.
lor the road up wrmlai have lulu-n him Ill
rwlly back into town, What hull-l do.“
was allcrwanl devehuml. wastoruuh from
the million to his cabin. mrthe a brindle ol
some clothe-u a hit ol mirror and s war.
go up the sided thecaayomdoulyleoo his
lrllll and Mum lolown thesrat day.elsao
shown and lire-ell hobbit!” had
our seen him wear.
Thenceidentol his knowiuutlut union
mum-d Torn Askew was mun lo worll that
night determined bl- plan. It was he who
told A-lum to report on in lhealmm
lnalmlol on the clam nhllt. ll waserl
lirntly his to hide to the simulated
im- a “W mltw~lmnrnlhenu ult-
ol the middle group at mines werecon
usual rut-mound wood mfik! M- way to
the mtl’lltcl' and min when the search for
him In the Win-Maul should have re
haul There were Ill-lion places in plenty
lorrsiewho their the undermuuul works
nodule mlnera' dinner pall- lo lull hour.
Why build not cttrryool any ram -
why heerepl like as animal on the Mt
earlirnlnerinthrlonely haul tho era-w
cut~lhe donors lrarnul when they at
aliastl thin Illicmol kb brain-hr hi!
hustle-maniac.
'l‘hslcw.dullhnltolthehlastt was
Irwl in the era-am llstt night waal
new I , m Us lineal.
Anidrslpiecs . chastised-panda”
throughout. M4 y toy they ureter tout
that is soft inrldl. and that they cannot eat
hard. dry toast. luttheideal phenol tout
isnotrcall sohsrdaslteeems lthreaks
and emu: lcs Very easily. and mm
veryqnlckiy in libs mouth. it one would
persevere with a‘sllcs he would soon learn
toprelerit. At'ail create that which in
suit lurid. shoddnothegltentothsslck.
ltishctlerloml tbewsndry and, than
moisten it, it nails he. by dipping tho-slices
at.) hotwster the an instant. uotaoakin‘
em. *
‘ Dry toast should he served directly from
the toaster. When this is not practical.
pile it on a heutlld bread plate. cover it with
a napkin and pull. it on the hearth or in the
oven. Toast is given in all slight attacks
of richness hoodlum it llsoeasily digested.
The more thomiugh tbs eonrettionof the
starch the more costly and perfectly the
system will manage it.lor the changs of
starch into dentin by the action ol heat is
simply (loin? o'utdde of the body what
taken place it ltiu the ordinaryeourssol
digestion by tile action of the digestive
lipids Therefore when this is uccornplishrd
by artificial mctnsnntureissparedso much
energy.
Toast thin silica ol bread. Put intos
shallow part a pint ol’ wide , with hall a
teaspoon of suit. Dip each slice quickly
lntolho water. pines H n towered dish and
spread with battenpilinz one slice chore
another. Do not let the hmd soak in the
water-endeavor to keep n suggestion of
crispness in it. tor sloppy. toddeu lo‘sst is
not palatable. Serra hot with apple sauce.
sweet baked s pies or tert jelly. Water
toast is really elicious ll care is taken to
have it hot. it. can be eaten with relish
gucbh longer ‘Ihsn milk toast. -Boston
to a ,
Import-lies o! Being on ‘I‘Ims.
Pew woman realize the importance ol
promptness in the matter ol keepiugan
engagement. A few minutes more or less
in their eyes is too trivial to boregardcd.
sud when they say 10 o'clock 10.20 will
answer 31er as well. they think. and would
be much olfeuded if a person were tosug
gest that it lsllnylhing hut pleasant to be
kept. waiting lunch a length of time.
How many young men could tell of im
patient moments spent in a parlor wailing
lo: some lair damsel who was to have been
ready st 7-15.!butwho tails to mater-lire
until (hemlock. on the mantel rereais the
lot! that at blast hall or the first. act. is
out? it it ails matter cl habit. Either
way. a woman can just uneasily make it a
rule to lu- ulwllys prompt an to be always
late.
The 13s on when) you can depend will
he ice one to get the most invitations.
while the other may be asked not once or
twice belon- Iler ways are discorered. but
ll mil not be a wry lrequent happeutn
when the is at last “and out. the men 0
business method-carry eren into their»
at. engagements en errcttmcethat they
expect at others. and the woman who lets
s man too! hill heels at the door of term
dry good: stove tor a hall hour hetero II?
puts in sr. appear-anomalous over her
[own nun! lh‘l soup is cold or the curtain
up Will not till? the enjoyment that the
one Who is outline to the minute is almost
certain to derive —Phliadelph:s Timu
Jealous Wires.
Can a wile wallord to show lesion"? is s
uestton that runny wives ought to ponder,
e jealousy that was so sweet. so plqnam
and m fluttering in aswcelheurt is irkrome.
unbearable and not toheconutenanced in
the title. it is too prohibil‘irs. too auto
antic and too arbitrary. to the husband
argues and in ninecaccs out of ten the
wile who is ion-and shows it (cache.-
her husband . eeeit. nay. inspires him to il
in u very manmirh spirit oi opposition. The
minute you pm a fence around a man and
tell him he must stay inside oi it. that ruin
his he begin» to scheme how he can skin
over it onelsocrcep through it
Whatever his (units, no man is improved
in his virtues by block looks rerrimina
tmm or umrtyr airs When he gets these
for lool'nb hllrmlm oliemer—lm men are
very mi: and succumb to all sorts of
trui::taliou«»ha ways to himself, “All
right. l'll lust give her wmothing to be
sorry for." lie isn't shorelying to humand
to etc-pr surliness. lils ol temper. tears.
hysteria or on air ol martyrdom to which
Joan oi Arc in the liamcs wasar nothing.
many other rm will say any one ol the vex
is purified irt any sort of prevaricatlon
At any mtlr jealousy exhibited in a wile
when the honeymoon is over is as ltnpolmc
as it is tamer-New York Communal Ad
rertiter
freer-ls lor the Sens-u.
The problem as lohow we may must-o
eeplably India“ the some tlml most wisely
make a choice cl gifts lcr ten-am- l-
erer s perplexing one 1‘hirueed hardlybe
to ll «gives Mitten! servants; we make a
study at their Individual needs and holes.
I! slur the twin. care-and duties at the
day. an artilletlre room awaits them much
of irritable lllycomfort will rsnlsh. there
lore ado lttliesdcrnsreulr to their rooms
A lull, in basket or email writing
dss wall it: led. a at our. bedroom
slippers. s film t (or the sewing
lamp. I roll cushion or hasdrert for the
arctic. their sad. if slants hashes tits
round (or mailings-stall hectare ice
the wall I scene suitable hooks
Link “1 lines to the bureau. a pair oi
decorum loss covers to be used allsr
nalriy. pretty pin or hair lotus
brush node is calms will: with pros
mental toil . and u inert-lime to lldy
tnhltr a unlit; ism-.dry. rhneor duster bag.
at: umbreltll pocket or as ornamental scrap
bullet. for llhe maul who has no in
her turmoil that is more liable to are
less toll m1 likely to wall much al to let
rm tum tc‘lhn room-Wlnsacd Dealt
ten . ‘
tsu‘riltes hows it lottery.
Thm loar principle-sf lilawhleh
comm ol ‘ when mittens-scour
my [and selling and scroll (sire. and
ha
all. there; in of good rudely that it:
on r charm. a happineussll s trees to a I
then whe \lazl beneath the sprint l:
testy-st tussle-rem. It is the
truncation cl the respect we hauler our
outburst rhlsnassslssrlelm~6aal
Henrik ~
W
saws .- Iro- Ics Ion lent .
villa *lltlstlt cruel to
lant'g‘sargoinu
yrs llrmaoorwclnanwkckncwrss .
se
arc-WW.“ lulu-4‘.
llatastlsslssl'thela-arttaa. ;
AWMh—MW«
him-dimly. Hsissmsutherolths
anhsarlstoeracythstslcqrucuahions
hwarmmharshsthslapomdaln
tubstwlcsswsek.andltrspinclpallyu.
twidtrhlnwaaks. Thispartlculardo‘tt-
dill-Whinilywsdhas slum,
maid-mm»-
man.
Formaldayspast the caveat-uh
l
i
hasnoticsdthsthoasunedpnwilliugtosst
hiahrcakfost in the house. llrarymornt
Inchetookhlsportlonofmesthetwamhh
iawnwalksdtothedoor.wlmdhistall.
andlooked appealinsly into the-errant
syca'll thedoorrtopsudinrupouss
tothismotercqnest dissppcalcdirnmo-E
diutdyandwuuotuenagalnmthhinch.
eon. llthrdoorwas notopenedheplsccd
lhemeutonthciloorcloschyandaatguard
3:1.“qu an opportunity lormcapon-
r
Thedog's mistress lsat-nedol his unso-
conntsbis conduct. She was very much
, uponhispro-
wdinasand conduct. o detective w.
herhrotheraohisrwrlcesweregratuitnna
Hestutiondhimaellontsideolthskitchen.
sndwhcnthedoga wascstemlnot
toattrscthis attention But thedoc nw
him. and immediately putonanalroldilet-
tantc influence. as though he had an
llleaof acoustltutionsl. hut wsn't
nitesurow herhefeltwsilcnouzh.
thedetsaire pmteodadtohe husylook—
lugforfourlesrodclorm Thedogwasa
trifle suspiciousat moot thedstoctirs
wasanood actorand managed todcccirs
him completely. and presentlyvths do:
loomed awaytoward the pte.andthen.
when he thought. thsdetcctirs wun't look~
ingnteakedoot. Downths allsyho trot
tcd.sfatheelstcakinhismouth.sndprss
entl turned lnloarscsntshcdinthonext
bloc
When thsdctcctive aniredhcfoundths
dog sitting quietly in the corner of the
shed. ilc scented rather surprised and“!
good dual mortified. but was extremely
cordial. ln anothsroornerol ‘theshcdthe
isstpicceol ateakwasrapidlygolngdown
thethmltolsnotherdog. Thisdogwmn't
handsome. lnlacthowasubonttbchoms-
licst. dirtiest. most unkanptsndgcncnlly
used updog the detectiys had ever seen.
Therewasan uglysorennhis sidesndhis
the principle-o! Christianity. huts plain.
brutedo; Yet howmanymenmlacsd in
a similu situation. would act the and
Samaritan ' ”
Paul-Ahottholal.
Olsllthccommonersaturesclthswatw
noncisasgreatspuaslsto tho natural-t
as the slippery mI-ydsy rel. Thatthey
lireaudharetheir being that isnntths
v.
8
young alive. like the viper does. and i may
declare that the baby eel comes iron can
or spam n. and yet neither can prove that
the other is in error. in short. the «Pa
manna- ol '
won
slime. 'l'ha fishermen ol all countries hare
their popular superstitions respecting this
slippery melomn
In Scandinavian lundstheytell you that
cell arethe prowny cl thanter snake and
some speciaol fish.and being hybrids. like
mullet. never breed. in Sardinia they are
ssidtoheploduccdlromegplaidbyaws
trr beetle known. on this acclaim, as "the
mother oi eels” Some yearssgo the celo
hratcd \‘irchow adored a large reward to
any onethst wouldaend him a female eel
containing em [is was never called upon
topuythcrcwsrd. A that walulexaur
luatioo with the micro-cops b in
arise to distinguish the sun—fit. unis
Republic. _'
‘l’wo'aysol‘lls-[lw‘ lips-W
The young waiter took theold man'scoat
andhunxltupjustuhsrocsirsd it. One
olihe sleeves waatnrncdhachupon ilsell.
anionsolthefrontcdglsol the coatwna
lwisud. lion; in that waythaorercnal
would it it were damp uterus-ed and
rumpleda‘nd it wouldn't look ulcswhen
ltwas putoo animand it fit! notion!
nlcs hanging there all hondedup. The
oldmauw-dhurhcd. llsdidn‘t-yany»
thinghot he mid to himself ”on lip.”
Thedhnwwunllnrrfihltithuihua
rohbnliuadrsnceolluplcasnrc.
Theoldwsitcrtookthe m’scsat
m and m lull.
stc..wcrc mummaphulnth
history or anon (coda. a supplementary
one.“ is myetnotlcrsimpnrtantthlo
the rallies; ol executive ollcarouashlp
whic hssauptainlncommsud. Thsnorr
mal dicestirellnidsfurnlsb thsmcanslcr
disposing olfoodatokcnlotothe
that hurthcscwhich an”
lathsactualnourishmntdthe
do not. bower-w. have cult
~
‘cient
in film}: to magmpadmmalr
Audi»
and lends such an activity in digestive
that therulsaremarkahlecontrrct
womawndimeutalandanatnralmcal.
Peppers are nottoberscoutmendcdtoany
peat exam. neither iscotumon malt-ions
to he advised. Aproper mixture of salt.
pepperaod celery powder make-a ray
gnodmsoningwith sonic-lent pun to
mnwlmt is dcsirndinthowa :arclv
Pepper is simply a general sthnnlant for
digestive tract. It bramthe stomach.
girua muse ofwsrmth andcsusco a flow
of thsdlgcstive fluid ol the ‘ Mun
f turd hasa somewhat dmiinr notion. while
salt and vinegar serve the double purpose
0! supplying the needs so he no saline may
tersére concerned and rendering olcuginous’
um era lit for speedy absorption.
Tabasco. \‘l’orcuaershirc, plpricon and
other snucca have my merits. especially
when one pnrtakcs of fish or salads A
dressing is absolutely weary fora boiled
orbokcd filth.and Ironclad outside “the
watercress or celery is fit to betsksn into
the stomach without the stimulus to dig-:9.
tion which the drawing furnishu. — A
Physician in New York World.
[to (Earn It Away.
lt wu at the hotel table. and they l'ookcd
suspiciously like a bridal couple. but their
eonrercstiou seemed to disprove thetheory.
lie had explained in rather loud tones that
he had sewed the loop on his overcoat with
. white thread. and she hull told him that ii
he’ll had ally ingenuity he could how loud:
it black by drawing it through the ink hot.»
lcho that every one could sn- they were
“old married purple." [or it bride would
have reproachlully asked him why he
hadn't let her do it.
Then they began to order their «honor.
”Will you how.- u redhead duck or a mnl
lord?" he asked.
“l'm sure i don't know."siie return-ll
airily. “i don't know the timed-rice be
tween a redhead duck and a blue eyul
pheasant."
Thin dippnncy disconcemd him font mo
malt. but he alumni to remember some
allocated in thltlxand wsnton:
"Well. how dorarmc broiler! quail: strike
you!"
Broiled or stewed. it's immaterial to
lie.” she answered hunch-hotly.
Then he became-cross and dciiverul him
cell 0! an opinion
"Sea here. Alice. you'regot todwide. I
don't want logo and order suntcthing lur
our “dinner"—
And then he suddenly pointed an Alice
moaned.
“0h. hush! I knew you’d lorgrt. You're
siren it away alter all my attempts to
anemuoold marriul! Uh. Ralph!"
And the beams thought nguiu (vi th-
stupidity oi men and how it retitled; do
alroys all that the house oi woman no
compliant—Chicago Times
Ancient British Treasure.
Our ancient British king; rim! l iii-i" cor
tied aguod deal ol tumor-e alum: n-rir
persons in the wayol chains luill onu-
metals. like that collarnl gold that link-KL:
"wonle the proud invader." .ts lltr}
alien died lighting. or hidden away in bugs
or monsoon. it is proiuble that In lllr‘ loud
was brought inluculli‘llion it good many
1" these early bmrtlsl were unearthed and
went into the melting pot without trou-
bling the king’s coroner. in thin way we
my account lor the richos of the irish our
rooms in ancient gold ornaments null the
general my lil English collection in
Huh objects.
The "proud intuit-r," loo. whether he
lm llelor! or aim the Roman domino
Klan. probably lclt his reliol. 'l‘here was
onsaeuriou- tradition about an socionl
[arrow in one oi our northern collhtia
that it was imitated by the npcctt'f 01 a
warriorin sold unnor. When the barrow
mopened not munyqearsago a cartoon
confirmationollhe Ir-lpend was alluded by
thedircoreryol the remains ol awnrrlor
whose armor. though not actually mu.
bore traces ol heavy gliding. That nhould
he awarnlng to us not altogether lode
Iplltllcll "million-uh“ the Your llolrlxl.
Just lb. 0.0 II. Wanted.
”You. all”. that'sluwfy line piano» very
llttr initial." said the salesman. “it will
I its war almost lorerer."
“ 's tbs matter with theme om
is thacurrlerl" ml the common.
“Urn. well. lluu'rl a mailman lnstm
uncut. you know."
”Oh. I don't mind thit."
“.l't'a a rather cheap lo-trnuwal. too.
“In mull tho Mine."
”finally.” raid the tats-rm. heron-loo
confidential. ”lumhnotmyuotxi.
It's hardly the instrument a patients ol
your standing would want in the house.
Yoarwlle.yonlell sit-Jo loud at having
”for: theta-mks will cover he
to slttlowntovthst piano but
once. 'l‘kedeltetssrwtooearily‘
”1'“ take it." he Interrupted quickly.
“Which!" soled lineal-mun.
"The secondhand one. it's just the one
i want.”—Detroll Free Finn
.—
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Ila-fundin- was presided over by
Brothers [la-viii Dewar and Jame-lug“;
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hard mambo ssnr W to u
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night he to others. Bduqelrctcrla
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ii Al'ifiGiECUIiED
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
‘ Homestead
Properly,
We ”now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$3 0
l: l/vils
upward. The
comprise the Clidiéosl
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depotmith good side-
walks all the way, and
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these ofl'er-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars on-
qnimol
JOHN moms,
(in thspterulses. or"
row-anoint...“st
“Elma?“
lamina.
in the very heart of
if: H. NASH 4&“ BR
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and §heh~lmn Work.”
Brick Bet Ranges. Uncle Nick. Dz. Twas .nnd New York Bantu,
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated ChinaDim ’
not and Tea Sets, Plain China, Agate and
Th Ware at Lowest Prices. '
One of the firm of Louushury, Matthewson 8t 00., 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 at a bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days ofier them at Reduced Prices.
Sill pairs ladies’ Haul-male Shoes, roll $5.00, at $2.50.
Illll “ Shoes. imperfect, 50¢. a pair
lllll llisses' Sines at 50s. a pair
—-——AT—————
8i Washington St" 80. Norwalk.
THE LEADING nnv loans SHIRE, '
Tristl‘am & Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
“9.—
- u-»- a...» ans-3.: ul nous"
‘Néw Dress Goods. .
We are showing our entire new line of Full Novelties in
Dress Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices to be lower than the some goods are
sold by city houses
— 90.-....
Hill BAPES AN!) Hill TRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of Fur Co
P95 Which We hate ’
Fur Trimmings in all Widths. 1113‘ Opened,
Tristram ”8; Hyatt,
NPRWALKa
COAL!
COAL!
Wood Split ill omen?
Graig...“
Feed,
and Hay
.41...
WHOLESALE PRICE.
RAYMOND hull.
iliééimni’lii‘ not:
a 00..
will sites [or the out lends the satire stack
at coat In order to man room in
.BALSAM.
Cures all colds.
Will cure yours.
iv ‘ LIFE.
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ll . an,
talisman. {Pt-IA»
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maternal—u. "
lass [Infill Milli t on.
”Mfllwulfl.floulhltrwwslk.
Hofisl’aso'ffipap.
limo-Why orsrliesl operator.
Mutts
Gillette Machine.
ammo: mom-r ‘°
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lav-n III hie. I; limos
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