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euce or HEALTH. ”
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I'bo lull-col Iowan—A 0“.“th
Girl-dowel?- lwaaad Illa-’1 'l'l-oly
, 9““? hr- lottery-Dirndl; the
W lave at "norm
Thehouaethatbo r‘ .. inhalitawaa In
tended to healrong. oh i and beautiful
When theGIettor p Eve inside Adah!
lacto- apcdeetal ahovohlmor oil-loot
' ttool beneath him) he no more intended
that-hr should be a aickly. nervous. nae
“' row waisted. troubled laced weakling than
that Adam alnuld he on Both oi them
were pronoun-lid ”very good." a verdict
which could lin- truthfully be given upon
the phyrinii l. mill: or the majority of civ
Iliud women today. How have we iallen
hunt our high estate! Simply and aolely
through lgnoranea
Manyoiundo not know howtoprevent
diaraae.andwe do not care toleam We
light ofl pain and elckneea by the drum
habit. which some writer has aaid is the
modern equivalent oi the ancient compact
with the devil, J not as men were lnhled to
purchase immunity from are by aellinz
their mule to the devil. no the modern
leminioe bundle of nerves buys exemption
lrom pain by the daily use 0! drugs. But
we are not intended tornfler pain-we wen-
never meant to bedlneascd. it it true the!
writodbareottenpoor enough tollegin
wit
We inhth Mthma or bolls or consump
tiun or debility or a disuse heginniu:
with come other letter oi the Ilpl‘nhet, hm
thia alliiction is not. rent to teach u. ruin
nation-—lt in rent toteach its determination
Health hta acieuce just as much an utmn
my and algebra are, and Ila principles can
he manned by atudy and practice it is
aheer ignorance to auppoae that a bottle nl
bitten will make amenda for over indul
poor in a box oi aweeta. that admeoi pill-i
will undothe evil ol overeating. or that a
day spent in dawdiiug will oilset the injury
ol a night spent in dancing
The but housekeeper to take entire
moi our tenement of clay is Mother
Katina-ltd. like all other housekeeprn.
aheiavery Ial tothevirtueolcleanli
aaat Dr. lliard Parker-aye that “worn
a makethemaelvca portable machines for
emu matter. Their nerve! cry out when
ltd by dirty blood. and the cry is called
neuralrna.”
Breathe clear air l’rutn morning to night
and from night to morning again. and you
will be raw-riled with a lightness oi npiril
that the large“ drug-tore in powerlean to
bmow Fat clean lurid-loud that in not
my norrpieyuor hard animation-anti
you will I. Iitwu'ishrvl and male atrouu by
the only genuine blond purifier in the mar
ket. Bathe in clan water every day. and
note tin-elevating and tranquilliting elect
it noon the mind
Think clean ihonghtaand the body as
well an the uni will aeem to he matrlrllow
with the augela— Wivu and Daughter:
the floating at Boo-ea
'l'heqnestion oi propel temperature lor
fitting and sleeping room-depends upon a
number oi circumstances 'l'o iaydown an
ironclad ruleand expect it to [it all cues i~
ahead The rule in a recent article that
aorvromehould be kept heatedheyoud a
temperature of “den la a moat excellent
one—tor route people. Ice cold hatin- are
alwoalaointely mry tor continual good
halibuwithwme people. lint it happenain
this world that while the temperature at
unehou-ebdil‘lereot from that ol othen it is
became the temperament oi one individual
iadlllrreut lrom that at othera At least
tth is generally the moon 0! mum the
‘ annually [or pure air cannot heovmtuted.
It it in indoor lilo. But the fact ahuuld
not beloatuiuhtol thatcold airisnot nee
centrily pure air Cotwquently the prac
tlceoi opening upa warm room to let the
cohlnt air oi the winter rush through it
like. blast [root the north poleia byno
Ileana a healthy a» it may aeem to “purr-
alr" ruthmivta Neat ol thecoitiamnuuh.
and pulmonary troublea oi all aorta an-
. . . L I” r m...
and hence it in durable toavuid that and
den chungra
The but way todothilt. and at the-ulna
time pay prop" attention to the purity oi
thratmoephue which it to be takm into
thallium. in to regulate the temperature
at lla- room by mean» all a thermometer
Thu-r are aocheap nowluluya that even the
nautmaromlu-l can allonl oueor more.
and in tact one in winter lathe molt em
mic-l invnunent that can be made. it
an open llrrpiaoe l- and very llttl'other
ventilation in ”my ll a chm-d attire
In the beetle! then the room ahmtltl in- no
tllalecl aoute bum during thrtweniy (our
when ii in out succupled, and by vmnlntlvm
to not meant rv-lrigvrallott lerl" attrt.
than to lltewrdrtallq may aroma little lwr
ole-mite. but immunity from cuntomary
wintry mrnplnluln wlll amply repay all the
time and attention drrotad to them, ~Cor
tit tool:- lilohe Ill-mt.
A (la-- OI flpwllatl lllrl.
9004ny it «mid not be believed union
it wm are. that the Iollowlna letter mold
nave been written by a lmt'izli'il llatli llay
mrl lrom Mul- to her lathez. who part-Ma
to laugh at the port-tum. although hum
grimly "What't all thl- written in pantry
or about danuhmt‘ devotion to their dado
«tell me that?" It him! he landed that
title later wee written alter rim partmslav
mmplvol llllllflotll dammit! had been
ale-rat in I'm- lor three mum.- without
karma lmmd time to write to lm latter
the le abrmd with her maulmamma. wt...
motor the mute. and hue last been mud
by kn aunt. who took her a arena-u. m
"wrlleio papa” Thietetha way air it.»
to the WM'
Deal I'an leaa'l find any pen curl nae
wrltowttaameilaullhopeynauanadll.
fly out lr ketr. and we are awlaliy clad in»
her. than been talkie; Ir. lm algal a ring
amok-approve"! my tartar it. it ll-Ittlbr
In or clear diamond. and lea treaty. iii.-
wlll lead nth-motley will item-lime».
-lroar you. sow plea-rota“ dot-raw“ it,
lthlat roll Ind butter and it tom lantern
ia- gallant akopplap taunt hyped
.Lwael love Your daughter.
new! an role you will llkettenee
am it would M
lure
la
twice-amid: lot I in
All marina American daughter! may
. ythelearou. ”routine American in
at little rte-um tan-mare
Ant-tho
the bulwarka oi our and “tactile!
tea-cu tor “:3. at at
tiara ol the ”~Bofiun 'l'i-auerlpl.
The Poet lawoll'a loco-d Vila.
ldouotreuietuher and hanuoreoordd
the timewhen Lowell married hla aeoond
wile. Fiancee Dunlap. but the revolution
the brought about in Me life had begun ho
lore bin Moods new the macro! It. She
wuoneoltherareataud ate-taympathetio
century. I haveovc known. She war the
govern—oi lqoweil‘a dau hterwheu I brat
want to stay at Elmw and I then tell
thecharm olhercharaciar. Shawna-in
tern Swedeubornlan. with the menu lalth
and apiritnal outlookJ have genmily
lound to he characteristic of that acct, with
a warmth oi epiritual sympathy cl which l
have never knowmanolher instance. It due
and subtle iaculty oi appreciation. hcfloill
and tender. which waa to lawn“ like an
inioiding ol the divine rpirlt.
The only particular in which the gym
pathy lulled was in the feeling that aha had
It regard to ill- humorous poems. She dis
liked the rein it was not that the lacked
humor or the appreciation at his. but the
thought that kind of literature unworthy
oi him. This the raid in me more than
once. But aside iron) thia ale fitted him
like the air around him. He had Ieit the
charm oi her character before he went to
Europe. and had begun to bend to it. hot.
at he said to me alter his marriage. he
would make no sign till he had trailed by a
prolonged absence the aoiidity oi the ieel
ing he had lelt growing up. He wanted.
therelore, till his vl-«it to Germany had at
lobed him that it waa aympathy and not
propiuquity that lay at the root oi his in
elination lor her belon- declariug hinnwil.
So married lile could he more lurtunate
in all ruprcu except one—they bad no
children. But [or all that hla llle required
the was to hint healing trout rorrow and a
lltleltht against all troulrigavery apring oi
lite and hope.«W J Stillman in Atlantic.
.
a 11:1er Qnoollon toe Mormon.
In there days: when little lclknaro rein
gated to the can- oi paid our-ea [or at
luv! twrntyone out oi every twenty {our
hours. and the p tty woman who shows
all the baby. to visitors or who runs in no
wionally to take a peep at it in the ultra
ery appears to be only ita mother in name,
the question ar'uea. Are the women 0! today
icon motherly in the true uenar oi the word.
or to it only lacunae the altered living. the
luxury oi tires-r- tin de alrcie days. require.
a diflereut demeanor. yet which is only the
ruperliciai veneer over the true. aweet heart
oi noble womanhood?
Our woman: are an prournalve. therearu
anmany interest» nowatlny- that lnrrnrrly
were not entered into by women that home
lile and home dul lee annuetinrm appear
slighted. and we wonder ii the children
growing up in a circle where "mother" in
but an newline] visitor will not come In
regard the member oi the nnmerouaaocl
etieaor the gay butterfly whm whole aim
h the attending oi teal. rewptiona. ball-
and «linen. an such an utter ntranurr that
little confidence.- will be given elsewhere.
narrows ulldml out lntootlm ram-ml the
great wealth at love that uhouid he kept
lor that draml one on earth divwlrd lipor
"attend about among thme who have
more time to heatow upon the neglected
children oi a mother who is wtappul up in
racial or public ohltuauuna.
Perhaps mothern art- just an motherly as
in the olden day when "the children" were
the lit-ginning and end oi every hope and
every ambition. but ll they are the (imme-
tive underarm and all ahmrbinu ltfll in
many caves remain skilliully ht‘ldrn by the
whirling rib-h 0! their outside obligatioua
—Jennesn )iiller “imitated.
Directing the Natural Love at flurry.
“Margery. run and let-sh your beautilui
new dancing dim to their to Tunte." laid
a loud mamma tober midget oi alx. who
trotted oli to return an instant inter tarry
ing a billowywucouxonoi rilk and Iowa.
"lm't that iovrlyi And won’t my girl
look too meet in it lor anything? the
mother continued. thaklnu out the tiny
irnclt. while Margery ntuul looking on do
Iiuhtwlly “Are you not ulraul oi trunking
that child ruin" mug-uteri the vhitur
who-e conrrnttoonl Illrar- were rum"
chucked at much open anliuirutiou "Not at
all." annwrrrrl the other "that in you my
theory. I like her too-re lot lire.“ We all
do. tor that matter, no' why not treat it are
matter oi mum? "hold“ her thing» .ll’l'
urea urea! deal oi tronbleand I want her
to appreciate them '
"You love your clothea don't you, sweet
heart?" ahe went on. turning to the child.
"and you an- nmch Ollllflfll to mot lot
[citing you watch lovely lire-pea. you
likr to look pretty lur papa and you eat.
alanu- hrttrr and behave better. too. car.
you not, when you have-on your lm'zttlu'
pink and him» irrwkrr
“Auortllug to my illeru," contmtml thi-
new mother it. Iwrul more renultrly. "ll la
Irmimnr and null! to love newllrwork and
Br.- raumut. and l thlult ll iaa meal min
take not indirect a little with natural love
lot clothe: Indra-l oi lrylnu toutpptm it
it l- a womanly instinct to love pretty
things and to malt» ain't: all an- attractive
ae Vfihlllll’. and i want my daughter Ir.
think 0' ll lethal way, and an Mimi. only
natutaiarul riuhl and one at the preroua
tin» oi her an " ~New York ‘l'rlhuua
A Jay-mo tear-an.
la one oi the city homo-mall reception
hall decorated in lap-mere atyle is need no
a learmm A lame mum-Ila in hunt Irony
the unleroi the ullmu, alumni coming
It; «pan The wall- me alrawl with chi
in Mill lit ruirlnul tone and reduction.»
[return
The warrant-med with matting in .lapa
new a attentional drain, had one run before.
it.» tmmm mm 'rb. pillow-i plied
Mill. upon the lounge. were covered with
.lnpanea- embroidery and china milk in
immune-I W Between the 1mm
and the reception morn were black ear
law with the new! awkward Japauear
lard!- Iyiau m them
Thrleatahlr waaol humus- team
came «alum trout the land at th- mill-la
[Miller and tea cloth «atom in the
Japam natural m. the rhryrantho
man One paint ol applehlouonn painted
la .l panda group at laulorul-l the
role mutation ol tire walla More. do
not look well on hanging Cinnamon
mum in quaint tare were the Menard,
At an alumna tea lha tuna-melted
laa kimol palertgraym with-eh
torn-tract! lot-int thruetk pale-ole.
Two little girls in r laurel llama
and tea-m with!) In llama
later.
Wankel“:
attire. «martin-a
Vhfltflhfldthema
' all—ra- “ dettodaymrr
‘ ' “I“
private-rial Whom-launch. to
the movement.
Altar religdoua inatructlon to over each
lad; retlruttothe room not apartior her
III-and the cleaner thought wheroue by
ooelor private count-nation. which may be
minnodulonaaardwllnde itneceuary.
Show them gum-lone nton which
great ntraalalaid. all to rid thattu no
country la a prisoner likely to open hia
heart or apt-alt the truth in the presence of
an omcer to whore tired authority he la on
their whim-Blackwood'alla‘arina
0W 3mm
Thenwae a certain old rum-hick.
unlucklly for the bride- ol today. hall-lien
Intodiauae. lu old time» it was incumbent
upon the bridegroom to place quite a an
of money in a pontoon the wedding night
and prevent it to the bride. Alterward
thin was done the (allowing morning. and
the silt wan called the dew purse. An
other phaaeoi the shale tiling allied in
Cumberland. where the bridegroom pro
titled Lino-ell with gold underarm piecea
At the worda. “With all my worldly goods
llhee endow." he gave the clergyman his
lee and poured the rest oi the money Into
the handherohiel which the bride held out
in other place: it was the custom on the
day Icllowiug the marriage for the bride to
ask her hu~h ind lot a [tilt at money. or
property. and be war bound in honor to
prom her tiniest All three delightful
cuntotnr—lrom the hride'a point of view—
baVe been no lrnwnrd upon by poor and
peuur'tons bridegroom! that they have been
completely hurled—Chicago Herald.
A. Jul-I'D hlothod ot lull-I Coho.
I met a lriend tut evening wrevtllng
with the hurt oi Caligula and he inmed
me to hit: room to rip tome coilee. Thecol
lee having ruck an excellent llai'orJ aeked
him his recipe lor utaklnglt. "The pour
int: ol‘ the cream in where the whole necret
lies." behold “When I make it I tit the
entire in the pot containing a liu e cold
water and let it boil. Never pour boiling
water on dry mflee: il kill: it. When it
has boiled rrmimh. add sulficlent water to
weaken it. now arrange your eup‘ take the
roller pot in one hand and the cream pitch
er in the other and pour slowly together
into thfllp'L Thin nllowa both liquids to
mil thoroughly and the mull is perlect
Some people boil the cream with the coder,
I.ut thixia wrong. lor tilecream loeeaita
weather: in boiling" If the mixing 0!
the cream and roller mulled in one!) a de
llctoua brvrrnxr aaweaipanl invite all
ooflee drinkera to try it. ~Hartlold Post.
law. the liar-try llrlght all the-rill.
Bahiesareqmck to notice beauty It nerd
not he o! the high”! ar‘tlatletype. but a
bright carpet, acme picturea representing
eventa in child lite. a runny roan. where
the lumilure in whole and clean—in tact. I
bright and cheerful nursery will leave it!
pleaaani inrprenaion on the ehlhlleh mind
long alter theoccupaut has paw-ed through
the portal» to do battle with thekgreat world
lying beyond and will be the corumtone
at many pit-luau! memorial. whereas the
many prisonllke dens- which pan (or our:
ener- will never bethouxhl oi rave with ieel
Inge oi diplike. ior lint impremlona ever. in
umall Childrl'll are the out! to lad the long
eat. and the early rurroltnilingv are bound
to make it?" mark on the minds that are
at timt time In their moat receptive atate. -—
St. Loni». ll: public.
A Woman la a Mexican Camp
Mn John litm- Magruder. a daughter ol
be late Henry D Cooke, the hacker, baa
made her norm» tor the hut ten years in
Merton, where her hurhaud haw mining in
ieregta Danna the greater porfion oi the
time ehr l.~ !be only woman in camp. and
on tht~ nocuillil. a- well an in order to he ol
aid to catw- n! illilfule. nbe bu acquired con
adorable kunwmlue ol medicine A clever
device adopted to what? the ignorant native
women when or mun powdereor pill» should
be adunntrtered win to make a little aketch
oi the country in that lnmmiiutr vicinity
and mark oil on the rnnuntulnrlde the dll
lerrnt itauev- oi the run iron: early mm;
in: to evening at which the medlrltle wat
to he Nlmlnlsleleil.—Klie i-‘leltl’e “'arh
tuition
l Jolly flame lot an Evening Party.
Axum "power and pencil game" in ll
luutratvd l'tu't'l‘llt lit-ch player drnwv a
picture iiimt ration tome proverb. he natal!
it to Mr neighbor. who write. what he
thinka the nketch may mean. then turn.
down the picture and panes on the paper
The next one read» the proverb. makes an
“inflation oi it and par-m it on. first
turning down the proverb and leavinrt only
in» own vltettzh to he teen. and to on until
rut. player baa had all the pattern. which
are thenexhzlnml it it not uvcmry at
all that lllr playrn ahmtlvl know how to
draw tor the more crude the rhetcliea the
more 'amu-lua l- ihe name—Cincinnati
Lnunlur
d lit-load Glace Window.
"Put I Ilaltwd ,bwa window in the chil
dnn'a playroom.‘ advltwd a lured to a
woman planning a coating homo "From
tkel-bynpltwlllheavmmolthe t
md-lluht to the llttlv propi- ldfiv
reed that quite by chance b renting a
harm with one In myown halt-m Iiy
baby who won lretlnl from teethl
winter would ante-Munch ole aria
myroomthaaluklem.audw in
marked upon it the aural told atelt war
Omar the bet in window 'ntetutrd and
llaally quieted lru I me new that it
warren All cumin love. pictures and ray
colon "~va York Tlmap
luau-aura M M Olav-a
Morn ma‘fihlch are rlaipIy a
told a! inen tuna romab lot the '
gm are hemorrhoid all around all
have "lilovell’ embroidered no the collide
laid with mail flower uprayr Ir. uttering
We «each aide luelou a toou
lining it alive- new end a retail turtle;-
sachet dint-ope
u—n—h-a—
aerve quart-rat lemon- with or eh
walndrapeolyamourthem 1
I trial manta hailed eteaka ham and
handed than ready to nerve
usher. and has writtea‘ttun ever mu
rho wan aera- mold.
they have ”with worry!" than will
never wake thin to and patient: will
maroon-work.
A illtlepewd‘el tent h hby’! bath
water the httieflt‘llllnllfl
eat “that."
few moat-aw
mwmwa \ { morale
“Tea for Mr ("’0 m‘
”rebate. earl-r ran
areal» or Jew-err ‘ p;
lg“... .QM‘W'.M'2‘ ”.9
Immm itwrtevalt’e lure-l-
udhhh‘flmwuw
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or February,
argéin HOuses;
r‘eorLe uo'l' nanny .
limiter .
29 Per
are slim
”mum
eont. helm» Actual cost. .
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‘Underllliahocltemo Hotel. '
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ltiaeuimatadthattbllanm
uplathe
ohatinatel
than-dmwlthwivnaudthhworeouaudber
gouaalhdtaury prevail
bxthenqpthdouofmchdhuua
Thmwuatlmewheutbeyonnapenple
oi the country hastened to palrthemaelva
with hirdlike W and delight u
aoouaatheywereoutolanhooLand
notonlyeucouraged than but y
commanded them to take that
aingle; it wae theirdutylo home yoked
without nuance-nary delay. and it wand:
grace to ini- reachable opportunitie-
that relation. Bntitkdocidedly didauit
at thepreaeutday. The practice of well-
lock iano loom imperative. nor do. db
credit attend the .
when prolonged into the thirtlta.
Then in as much advice givenaaain‘
favorol it bythewiaeand
wedding: pmai
which hare produced thla markedchanae
are not may definite ior anti-lactory
analysis. it ie probabiytrne thunurex-
travagant atyleoi living. aa compared with
that ol iormertlniu. iaoaaol thedeetive
induction. The coat oleupportlngawib
and raidnxaiamilylemuch largerthan it
uaadtobaand this feature at the
ottengivupauaeou hnthaidu We have
cameraman-urn nomauyother thing by
money that matrimony bu not escaped the
e.
The young people are diaiuclined to amt
in a humble way and gradually improve
their aituation; they want all that their
parents have without waiting or striving
for it. Many propmala are unquartiouahly
delayed or rejected on thia account. Then
it is weilkuown that theuewavenueaofeut
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and
We may rarely beliere. mam.
time about .minsthe dull. of
mothera.
Elglrggl
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night mount guard at the in where he
stopped. There were an and
Batburat apent the day in and tie
myiug letteru.
Bhutlybeluehhatriapcaautothe
door in theduakola Norrrnberaveuing
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”'Now.’ she told to them toward the
clone. ‘iwam each at youtorepeat aoma
old proverb!
"S'aid Johnnie, 'Allianot gold thatglit-
“’Very good.’ raid aha; ‘very good!
“ 'Be virtuous and you'll be happy,’ mid
Jimmie.
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mind me to much ot a rohooi once touch”
WOMEN ' NEED . NU! ' SUPPER.
inBoeton.’ r “theiair L .
" ‘Tbe germ oi ambition is. thechrylalie
ol windom.’ mid Willie.
Mud an on downtheclaruhe wont until
got to Peck Smith. He wasn‘t vn'y
bright. and the intendcd to akip him. but
he m anxioua to any something, and
rhea-had himil he knewauyoldprorerb.
He did.
”‘A atumptailed yalierdog la the but
for oonna.’ was hie antiwar.
”Puck’s lather grabbed him up joyfully,
and below be left paid a year'a tuition [to
Pack in advance."—St. Louis Republic.
rat I- lad aa ltjea—ad.
The young man was talking to a very
uaiutauoe of hi;
”Milt oilina told me today you were at
her house last night." the aald.
“Yes,” he replied.
“I preaumo oi comm you had a very
plea-ant time. She'a such a charming girl."
“hardy. i never had a better time. You
northern warraomc one playing the piano
in the back parlor and Miss Fannie and l
quietly stole out into that big dining room
they have. and in about a minute I slipped
my am about her waist"—
"Sirl" And Mira Prim almost had a It.
Ila wawoooi an a cucumber. _
”l eairl." he went on "that l clipped my
am about her wand and aha put hermit
white hand on my shoulder”—
"l be; your pardon." interrupted Mira
Prim. "but i cannot permit. this conversa—
tion to outdoor. it Mira lv'oiiina thinks
romeo! her-nil than to permit latch lib
mica born a gentleman. surely he should
think enough ol himseli not to tell oi
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hard too much already."
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will” the aroee to depart.
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crybody was looking at ua"
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input. and the young man “filial—Die
trait Free Pres.
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llAVlIi—GSECURED
50
More Building Lois
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. 'l‘llcsc lots
a» comprise the Cltoicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good side-
walks all the way, and
in the very heart. of
the city. No better
lots can be bad in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish. .
For turthw portion on-
«yahoo!
JOHN KINDS,
Enttug§t&7nt
l00 "
I00 “ Iisses' Sites at
cold by city houses.
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
500 pairs latlies' Haul-male Shoes. worth $5.00. at $2.50.
Sites, imperfect. -
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Glover & Olsen’s”
8! Washington St. 30. Norwalk.
_ THE lEA0lN0 00V 00008 8T0llE,
“"3 Tristram & Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
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Fllll CAPES AND Fllli TRIMMINGS.
We have a full line of Fur Ca
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Plumbing. Gas-FMng.'Tin and Sheet Iron Wort.
Brick Bot Bungee, Uncle Nick, Doha“ and New York Bum, ‘
heat quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated ChinaDin.’
not and Ten Sets, Plain China, Agate and
'l' in Waroat lowest Pricoa.
SIXTY DAYS’ SALE.
One of the firm of Lounsbury, Maltheweon & 00., holding a
shoe in his hand as a sample, said:
and finest lot of shoes we ever offered you; they ar‘o slick, and
I want you to have them ato bargain,” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days offer them at Reduced Pncee.
“Theodore, this in the bust
50c. a pair
50a. 1! pair
t Lugosi“.
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Nov
allies 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 tobolower than the some gooda are
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pee which we have just opened,
Tristram & Hyatt.
MonwALK. r
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COAL!
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Feed,
and Hay
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WHOLESALE PRICE.
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& 00-!
will oilar for the next train the entire stock
at coat in mur'é moat l i
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to: fill llillSSil t 00.
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Ital: trim In Latest Style. 25:. "M
fiéfiéas cursors. ’
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Cures all colde.
Will cum youn.
Ask for free sample
“new“‘inrr.’
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