Includes mBread. Gate Fruit and Cold
anoy fiaHPiokI«
ult tiIidQmun Pudding Billion
HIBI lilllllIS Ill BllllIlES. lllliillS' IIII Will's Fl
from» _
'mwmmommmwml. If: new
111111111 Shots; and Rubbers
l
“goat PM Wewillsellallthosegoodsat
20 Per Cent. Below Aetual cast. ,
member these are all winter goodumm and nthey must not be:
mungitihobestsanoeeammshoointhommt.
IE
‘ ' Slllill- Pillfllllllll. llllflclllll. RUSS. III AID Ililll HIRE. carried into summonhonoothegreatrod , EVERY PAIR WARRANTED- - .
Inuhrwwnrmwiml‘cuo“ W“ ‘ Momma-m .._...... o-wm-m-m-«mmwwmm,
Goods delivered. Money cheerfully reloaded whenever desired.
Open evenings until 9 o’clock. Saturdays. 10:30. "
I Stu‘rtevant’s Bargain Houses
H. 3. BROWN?
South ltlaln“‘18treet. So. Nor-warm? -‘
1-1 KRIEGER
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
C. H Harvey .S’
70 North Main Street.
AT cerium Tina. ‘
No; it wouldn't db. I would much rather HWVCMFIDENGLM
mono A user OFMItINDNEdEm
i Home»... finding wanin': I
I .
in a» “up; "“1. whom he was on eeltleeverythingby cormpondenoe.” - cruelly-Innate. "Montana-eras . at»,
m m “flyflm'w m M be m her ml: “1 unafraid I shall not benble to ‘ a. ""';,',’,';l.’.,,‘?;°n";';::f;"" a. man-e Small Boy. '
Withenowysplendor. whileou hid: . beam be! light 311“ nimble 5989" W a m “I“ will 9““ you About the middle of this minty these I
“blackmail-amine”. phyed the hammer.“ mama. There seem to he so many dimculties. "a . yen-5b“, uprising mung a... You.
Will "mum nun-hr his ofllm typewriter Miss Gale was “‘5‘“?qu melodious Foratimetheywmable 1‘ .
pretty of cum—Ill trwwriler girls In “That in We. and “I“ 2° fly 1 h" towreak vengeance on their white oon- ‘
gym-“mm “ll hut-ill —-end it was generally understood inthe no 000 5‘“ youconld help me. “333810. gum, and their ferocity and cruelty ' "'
mummmmbi‘bniw olficothatlhobolongod toagoodtamily Ifit PM!“ youitwill plenum.” were horrible. Evensodark a pagan! -
mwmmmwmm“ whohadcome down in the world. Ber Miss Gib “100* her head but 9393 I history as this. however. is not without One of the firm of Lounshs. lintthewson dc Co holdin
human-dudsndblrdllnasllon aomewhatizl‘cpeoden, tairdeeponodgil: mmomauts 3119 “(1- “How mllthi- luster-y of kindness-rid army between ‘ " g a 1,
conviction the clerks at a
enemies. The towoot Petowueso It?
noted in the Indian territory that it WI!
taken by the Indians and mptured by
shoe in his hand as a sample. said: "Theodore, this in the best
and finest lot of shoes we evu' ofi'cl'ed you; they are slick, and
“Dear sir“—
"Wait a mutant!" cried Mr. Denhnm;
“that seems rather a formal opening.
At Christmai'tlme we look the he]
With holly branches brave and tall. '
With sturdy pine and hemlock bright.
“one. Showaa' banaible girl. who re-
aliaed that the typewriter paid better
than the piano. and accordingly turned
I want on to have them at a bar ' ”
#33113 g fiffianflfls “ugh theexpertneesother white linger-stoma doesn‘tIit? How would it read if you 21:13:53 “mamml 311111;” 11 now foisixt dovs offer them at All“: arlll 1W8 bought “lam, and ‘
At Christmas time. former instrument. Richard Denham lmjx‘; Death-1:111!" Sh t a numb...- of Indian mm were held. y . - 9 uce nces.
At commumymm out down “W 3 Wk bench. "Why 30“ "uh 80' e crossed on Leascrucl than the savages. the whites
With flesh and fruit and vintaae none.
the ”sir" and substituted tho ward sog-
not?”he asked town. Th . -- _
9” “mm gestcd. Then Elle read the letter:
killed only in bottle: they allowed their
reason against it except that he had not
And laid the laughter and the glow.
We treat! a measure soft and slow.
thecourage. Nevertheless he formed a
”DEAR Psalm—l have for some time
prisoners to live. But provisions became
500 pairs ladies' llaml- made Shoes, worth $5. 00.. at $2. 50.
. more and more scarce. and the Indians 1‘W‘Wd’190'l8h‘13mnml'rwvlnlm “
Mktmmlmlflhm desperate resolution. post haunt; desirous of Itaking a partner. we“, left to die 0' hunger. One (by Don w‘umcgggwcgmgfi 11.2.: $32;an - lllll Shoes, impellelll, ' 500. a ”all
0601!. w “mental“ Next day business went on unusual. :1}; “ti,“ “(SM ‘5 3°“ “1:“? 9°!” Marcos Dunne. a wealthy inhabitant of award: :1 III. 11111111111 mm. Ilse .1 11m IIIII‘ MISSES' SINGS dl _ _ 5“ -
1.1.1.111, lowliestereature'se‘all. 14m- "m were“ “all” mu?"- ”5 13:11:11,. “" ii”? .° 3°.” 11.. mm. was Ms mum when {2:7 i“? :::';":1‘;.*”“'W;.:§-mhr 3- a Ball
leolthy joy to high and low. “I“! when M133 Gale came ““0399 if 1' me In t uslncss. 8 W ‘3' the Indians were and stopped. shocked - a story‘- Lug. I
Canton the narrowing in their woe.
and has been for several years. very
bottles muss-1.213. “' fl
had any further commands that day. at the sight of a miserable. emaciated
Denhamhea'tnted. He felt vaguely that
Mnhewarstocuseend low togrosr ——--AT-————-
wmmmdmlshoflmqubcm
. . . creature. , “m
At Christmas time. absusm‘ on oflitewn not the proper place capital from you I think you vnll find "What are you doing?’ he asked. 11:01.7 . 1v . 3; 1.; 1;; l - :gtl'i‘ SI'Fi-‘lili.
MI“ 0'! lit-fl ho lad Ind”. fora proposal. yet he knew thathowonld my offer 3 ““7 advantageous one. I » . —
"I run letting my shoes. as you see.”
was the reply. "I am starving todeath.
For twelve days we have had almost no
May every child be glad and gay.
Bless thou thy childnn great and small.
In lowly hot or castle ball.
will"—
“l——I don't think I would put it quite
Ir.
a..
he at a disadvantage anywhere else. In
the first place. he had no plausible ex-
Glover & Olsen’s
mun-.. ..-....
And may eachmul keep {mural cues for callin-v upon the youn'v woman ‘hnt “35"" said Wp' With some final. Most of or ' com unions are dead "
M 3;? York Tribune. “ home, “dam “19 second Since. he hesitation. It rendsus u. l were ofier- and the days of tile restI are numbered." 8 I waShlngton Stu SO. Norwalk.
lug everything. and that my partner——
well, you see what I mean."
“It's the truth,” said Miss Gale, do-
tinntly.
“Better put it on the friendly bosis,as
you suggested a moment ago."
"I didn‘t suggcot anything. Mr. Don-
ann. Perhaps it would be better if you
would dictate the letter exactly as you
want it. I lmcw I could not write one
that would please you.”
knew if he once got there he would be
stricken dumb. It must either be at his
office or nowhere.
“Sit down a moment. Miss Gale." he
said at last: “I wanted to consult you
about a mutter—fallout a business mat-
tar."
Miss Gale seated herself and automat-
ically placed on her knee the shorthand
writing pad. ready to take down his in-
structions. She looked up at him ex-
Don Marcos looked at the miserable
survivors and said. "You and they shall
live." and he sent than food every day
and finally pmcured their freedom
Whatever were the rights of the ques
tion between Indiana and whites in this
case. human pity spoke first in his heart.
Some time later Peto was captured by
the Indians. and the inhabitants were
massacred. Don Marcos, with hiswife
and children. awaited death on their
THE EEADINI Hill Aunts STBRE
Tristram 81. Hyatt.
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
And this is the naughty small boy who.
with the bolpuf a stick. turned the spout
thereof upside down.
TYPEWRITTEN.
When a man has battled with poverty
all his life.fenring it as he fought it.
Ming for the skinny throat to throttle
It. and yet dreading all the while the
comingof the time when it would gain
the mastery and throttle him—~when
:errtr
flllP-rilE
nnnr
Croun.
‘fl
,3; .
.. . . - hinting ; n“
such Grew is Sill? thadldleis Plath: pectnntl)’. Dcnham. in anemborrasscd of $§dtfi$£l§mgbu§gummto doing km“ in WI!"- Thel‘ heard Elfin)“ 0‘ ‘ H R a Norwalk.
““811 ““381“ _ 9 W9 _ 19091“ manner. ran his fingers through his hair. . . I , t , ' , savages npprmwhing the house. and fell
announcement firth hilarity. When .1} run thiuln'nr'." he began. “of taking 5'“ “l'e‘b‘ne’ “A“ I could “0- B“ that “w end I" I come. ll. Y-r new Haven & anllllll - ".4...”
just put it on the friendly basis.”
A moment later she read:
———"jr)in me in this business. I make
Richard Denham realized that he was
wealthy he became even more sobered
than usual. and dmw a long breath as if
DECEMBER II. 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE NIL'TII XOKW'ALK A5
a partner The busintss is very pros»
porous now. In fact. it has been for
The head of the hand. however. sta-
tioned scotinr-ls around the house and
. some "me” you this odor txltirvl) from a friendly gave this order.’ "Not a hair 0' the-bead Eamon"- New Dress GOOdS
halal bemrunmngaraceandhad won “Yes? said Miss Gak-interrogafively and out fromnfin .ncialstmrl at he ofthis mannrhis frunilyistobetouched h-i‘ 55“ \"I‘K ‘- ~‘l- '4') ”- "3‘ *‘ ’f‘ _
it. 'Ihemwhobrooghthimthenrws we... 1 think 151mm hart-arm mg that “m MW um Mn ‘w 022‘,” l: onprttn unit-nth.” Li 7.".1‘," f§§;,.'{.‘.’ 3.3.? 4.333.331“. 1311i ‘-“ II. t; are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
hadnoldu I“ had told Denham “13’ nor. lthaboutthat lwanted iospcuk ml'llllcll “mum” The family of Dunne was the onlyont- 2111. 1 «one: . t 21 " 1.....1 A 1*. 3 -1 DH 55 Gun-ls
thing novel. He merely happened to
say. “You are a rich man. llr. Denham.
and will never miss it.”
Denham had never before been called
a figmen. and up to that moment he
had not thought of himself as wealthy.
He wrote out the check asked of him.
and his visitor deported gratefully. leav—
ing the merchant with something to
L'J-
l'h'v ea.
i1 Jim I
my”... 1 11 11.
"Don‘t you think it would be batterto
molt with llr. Rogers? He knows
moreohout business than I. But per-
haps it is Mr. Rogerawho is tohe the
or?"
"No. it is not Rogers. Rogers is a
good man, but—it is not Rogers.”
"Then I think in an important matter
I“
The large <t line that. we have ever shown. We
*1-1. 1 gry I115 that cannot be found In any other store in town and
no guarv ."llt‘eullr prices 10 belower than the same goods are
will i y ciy houses.
that \va-r slurred. The Indian who had
inspired the pity of Don Man—us was
paying his debt.
Twenty years afterward in a success
hlnynflngthelndiam Inked a nun:
hero! villages and countryman. They
retreated loaded with spoil and drag
sing with them many htmsehold sen
note. of whnaethcy intended to make
"Anything else. Mr. Dcnham?"
“NIL “hint that covers the Whole
ground. It will look ratherlhol'l.
written. won't it? Perhaps you
add natural ‘11:; toehow that I slull be
exceedingly disappointed if my odor is
not accepts:
"Ru fair.“ sail Miss Gale. "I‘ll add
that. though 'Yoors truly.‘or ‘Youra
-~———¢oo———.
FLR CAPES AND Hill TRIMMINGS.
Fora. linoleum). A. \l. Mn .1. .0151 »-'~
Md“ 0""- B" “'33“ WWW with libthia Mr. Bogota. or some are who very‘truly?" slavsa The lot the careditionaahrd fi-fmtrlrl Illa-11 11:, #123313 r1; 1 fl 1 '
momenliiéishglfnthe thing Begum huwsthehuninea as thoroughly” he "Yonmightcndit ‘Your friend." tau-utmost: what was the name at his Iron syumunun. A. .u «r lilac a l5ex. “'e have a full line, of For Capes \Vhichw I
one a legacy.
I wouldbe “mo mm [1‘th milieu. mane. P.M.LWax..l-Mac.11oex
. ' o . m5"? ‘ ‘1 ~ - . v '.
money was all his own accumulating, “mm beefmvaluef‘ l “”1 fig‘:‘¥gmfi_‘mm "um sum-m my MW {13:11 Pflsrmos. AIIII ill-in 1‘1; 511.31 1.115;. Fur Tr Imlnmgs "1 d” “ Idths.
bothlsstrngglohad been so long. and --1 don‘t want advice ”may. 1 have mm ”a then Miss Gale came out with Toe chief ioumliately called a halt liner}; l" ‘ "m” ‘ ' ”L ‘
hobadbeeu so hopeless about it. that
Inadeu to mind to haven parties.“
from more habit be exerted all his ener- p y
the partner is willing."
"How many men belong to Dulu—
the completed letter in her hand. 1111C" he “a“.
LEAVE SKI? YORK
. SI . y F01: SGITH Normal.» A. It!» S‘ll can. fitr‘: .
8“? 1098““? “19 elm"! “35 overcome Denhnm mopped his brow. It was ad. II I mm the boy copy .t?‘she "Twenty—tint." reviled “'0 man ‘0 fill-17.1.31": 13:11:31.?“ "‘1'“‘i‘«.".&";.-“€li.£i i rlstram & H at
—-Jlmt 88 the troops at New Orleona going tube even more diflicnk MM ”0h. DIED you. no.” mm “I. when beharl spoken V - l . «1—. HAL-x «to ’
“will“ 3 fierce battle 110‘ I‘DOWIHZ “13 had anticipated. W with evident trepidation "Norrie them." said the chief. " "hr-"ft ' '
war was over. He had sprung from
such a hopelessly poor family. Poverty
had been their inheritance from genero-
tiou to generation. It was the intariublc
legacy that father had left to son in the
Dcnhnm family.
“Is it then a question of the mpitnl
lhciurtucr" is to bring in?" asked bliss
Gale. anxious to help him.
“No. no. I don't with any capital. 1
have enough for both. And the business
is very prosperous, Miss Gale—aud—
Barinu mllected the twenty-four men.
he returned to them the spoil which had
tumu- from the Drama house and sold
”Go home. friend». you are free." It
was the Indian once more paying hhs
dehL—Youth‘s Companion.
undo“ I: .‘I 'S'd l-L
‘ ‘W whiz? II
2.11. NASHABHI.
The young woman mid to herself: “Ila
don nt aunt llr. lit-.3 are to know. and
no wornltr. It' a a most unbnsinesslikc
mum-a!“
TIM n slum-id Ioloud. 'Shnll you want
me again today:
NORWALK.
‘EQAL
All had accepted theirlot withuncom— ma his new .. . ll’ (. . l 1‘ k , ___.____...__ .—
ploining resignation. until Richard re- The youngwomnunlscd hueypbmm musii- In!“ am "an you wiry Why so. lhada the In: Chapter "rat- flAnd this. dmr broader. is no 021(11):)! H A E,
solved he would at least have a light for in surprise v ‘ . .1 a; "lo , , . um 111nm I always read rump-hut, rower bath with t 1- 1m ruzrv. t. lo lit‘LL‘. I 1
it. And now the tight 1- been won. but memo, him 11. mm into .
“\ 0" 511W!) 300' intend ‘0 5 "“9 "*9 Mr. Donbam’s office with a smile on her m "I ' “‘M‘l tim.’ admitted ‘ young,
Plumbing. COAL I
above m~Ph il ulclphi l ilrcortl
the back of blown. and l.
of the not? that baton-11.1!
all restraint. lle bin] 11-.
runny years longer. opporcntly, tlutu the
lady who had brought him llm-r- hmlm
doughnuts and a chit-km hour on titliny
plate.
llc tried to Inuit {.fl‘itlt'flll, 11ml. be it will.
was superficially extrumr‘ul.
1'. h'h‘Lcru \l'l'll‘
Deohnm out in hisofiire staring at the profits with a partner who brin-rs no [mm 'm- "Ind I think it I “’7! “Will" . “M—W ' ' CBMPBUND :
dingy f3" Pall" 5" '003153‘ “0"ny capital into the business? "' nix... “mag“ funny mistnkclunt night. plan. But I read such boob in two , F"“"m ”nu" _ . GaS'Flnlng. __.__._.....-.___ l 1
the chief clerk .pnt his bred in and sum -- -\es_yes,1 do Ion see. as I soid.l )lr. Denhntn.” the said as she took oil diflcrent ways. I confess I read some "0 “Maximum-rui- pi-rronulrry. . . 1
in n defereuliel voice: have no need for more capital." 1..., wraps. trash. When I get a novel that I run Th9" “T“ “rm" "IT-'3'!" my mm‘ m quN'NE:
Tin and Sh“el
Iron Work.
“Anything more tonight. Mr. Don—
bani?"
Donhnm started as if that question in
that tone hurl not been asked him every
night for yours.
“What‘sthut. what's that?" he cried.
Rogers was astonished. but too well
trained to show it.
"Oh." that is thccuso.l think you
should consult Mr. Rogers before you
commit yourself.”
"But Rogers wouldn't and. rsland."
"I‘m afraid I don't undentnud either.
It seems to men foolish thing to do—
that is. if you wont my advice.”
older in this class I road the lost chapter
[in-t. Then i rend the next to the lust
chapter. and so on until I finish the first
chapter. i find that the only way in
which to enjoy such books If I read it
straight lhmugli from the beginning l
would never be In doubt as to the end
"Did I?" he asked in alarm.
“Yes. You sent that lath-r to my nd~
dress. lgut it lhisnmming. lopcncrl
it. for I thought it was for the. rind that
pt'l'ii'. pa you did not med me today. But
I an“ :. t 01110 that you put it in the
wrungeuvr-low. Did yonwunt mo to—
Wood $le 10 013:.
FOR THE "AIR.
llr more 5 oil dandruff
.11.! “ill [marlin-[y HlUp
'~l11 h: or from falling out.
Lutll .Ilnl omlnnul
.0.
3010K SET HINIEs, Grain,
it) I
“0h, '09. I want it. lint it Ian} 119 mm" log. I have read so much of this light _, ., .. , 1. .- F d m.- h-adiurg llnir Dnesere
“Anything more tonight. Mr. Dt‘ll- foolishzeyoo think. lsZIonld hnvehad It was on h . lnngm to any, "I want lileruturt-that l mu nlwnyetcll pretty "flux; 5”“ m' “u" I” "'“nm'r' I'M UHLl-E NICK. DUEHESS 33 ’ In .\'--w England.
halal" a partner long ngo. That is when! I your-very 1i..y." but he merely held out wellvn milling lhc lint chapter or lwu Sin» W941 “W“ mm and In]; {1 mm It’ll "£1“ YORK HANGES ___, l
“Ah. quite so. No. Roam. thank made the mistake. he made up my his hand inrt'nu letter and lwkcd at it who! thmmh‘mneoli! will be. annulled "‘ ' alld H ay H R HALE i
you, nothing more.” mind on that.” as if he could not account for its having "011 the other hand. if l begin at the him renmv." .m- mumd‘ - 3. 11 are m. .._.,._... _... a s ,
"00th night. Mr. Dcnlmm." “Theo [don't see that I can be of any gum- nstmy. end my curiosity is aroused to aIlIvely doubtedly your own “inst 11111113." _ 5.1: Promo-tor. '
"Eh? 0h,yrs. Good night. Rogers, oaoif your mind isolreerly made up." 'l'lmnextrlny Ilisstlalocame lutoond pitch. Here I have the lll’ll'ln'l‘llngIol llc stanul. pundrml 11 111111111111: and “summed ehma vA'I‘< ._-w..-....
good night." "f)h.yes.you can. l‘tnnlitlle ufrold she lookr-l frightened. It was evident misunderstandings and the rosturzimm “thlflhmd:
When Mr. Dcnhutn left his oflico and
went out into the street everything had
an unusual appearance to him. lle
walked along. nnlmcding the direction.
Ile looltcd at the line residences and reel-
iwl that he might have a line residence
if he wanted it. llo saw handsome cur-
riugeo; ho. too. might set up on «mirage.
The satisfaction those thoughtnprtxlnced
was brief. 0! what use would a lion
house or an rlcmnt toningo be to him?
He kno‘ no one to invite to the house or
. 1 hl one. insure at none In the
, Ionnd.llofltd.1-Dt~tmlt Trll uur. bin Du ker wl-lns to qunrln her ilrom . .,_ ,, , . , . ’
toridowithhirnin the carriage. Hobo- to him? “Willy. If I not a letter twice. I pours that that curious and mention! W "3?. If: ”Tilt: ‘51:”??1’111” m. Jul “IAI- 33:1: M ‘ H m .w-l‘lirrr‘g-IBI‘H t rm" M COIN BENIIIII ”FE "Is co
‘ “1” l' I 0‘ " Hi I 5 l l .
gun to realist! how utterly Mom" in the "Exactly. cant-Hy." cried Dcnhzun would-newer “-n the “In” 'l‘lmu‘mhx ”M New A Nsrrnw limp. 51 1.1111 um r 1.11 A. 1mm 1.1.1 of 11111111; ..-_.... ' a -
«071111111 11.11. llo 11.111 no friends. no with some relief. Ilo hurl not thought "Wlmtddr‘m mm" ”‘W "W *“l' "”"l 0' mm"; mm 91.30.111.21 W” "" “°F‘"“"‘ ”" "’l pm.m.r.111nu.... .1111... Kwentumntrh- this trimmtd Inluttst 8tyla.250. or momma.
acquaintances oven. The running dog. of sendinguletter before. Nowhowon- WWW“ 0" the “9‘” knob M- ‘Wm " min 3‘" train W337- l‘W-l 1““ 80m“ mm” "i“ log mule.
with its new to the ground. seen nothing
of the surrounding scenery. lie knew
mon in a business only of course. and
doubtlotlteachof them had a boom in
a” huhsonmwhmdmt new”. .. - shun 2" quivering si-h. She was doubtle‘ Uurnlati river. that this gentleman at- ! l—Ll . . ll ti I.
magnum-fine” man by tho would“; n.¥§§?§?$§flm¥m I“ “100de II “IO word hehad used and tributes "I! III" “III in “film" I,” h A” 1” E:A‘I:eanrul ..:n:||tt .‘al flow“ “'nsh lit Sun JAPANESE
and n, to him' "In...” W, .0 your "To mt fntummrlucrahont they» aim It‘ylpszriting room. chairman sin-elm still out-rive tlwunlstttnt per- “- m.mum . .
n .
house. lamlmosoroc; l raunchy-m",
' Ira. Demand Balls. of the Green. in."
out again alters short lune-t
purple. " ,
1! ho got such an invitation he w
that my offer may not lx~sccopt1ul."
"ltisenro loho if the mun has any
sense. No fear of such on oil? 1' being
refused. Offersliko that rm- nnt to be
had every day. It will bylaw-11ml."
“Do you really think so. bliss Gale? I
blow whnl
I wont to consult you about is the term
I would like to put it-
well—vdclicntcly. you know. so that it
Inn glad tlmtis your opinion.
of the odor.
would not be rotor-ml nor give unease."
“I see. You want me to write a letter
don-d why he had not thought of it.
log.
lt
watt no evidently the best way out ot a
situation that was extremely disconcert- N“
that llcnhuln was brain: llltt mind. Sh».-
put the 11 :l' r down ll‘rlll'l‘ him and said
”You robin-mud that to Inc the second
time. Mr. Dcnhom."
The-ro- was a lnolruf haggard anxiety
about lllr. Ih121’rztm that gave color to
her trunpir'hlns. lie It‘ll that it was now
0? Itl‘Vi r.
"Then it by dont you answer it. Mini
Golc?"hosni1l grimly.
Slut backed uw’ay from him.
“Answer ill" alto nvpt-atorl faintly.
"Exactly what the letter says. I want
you for myputner. I want to men-y
and-4mm coulderations”——-
”on. cried llins Galolnalong drawn.
BichanlDt-nhammcodup and down
thedoor torn few minutes. then rappol
to happiness of all the worthy purple in
the bunk [lot I cannot tell how the-
doubts and dillch cum about (lot
can notit’ipulo the close of such It novel
near Its lxsrinniug. but not its beginning
nutrits close. 30 l ml thorrhaptcrs in
n-vrrml order with continued pleueuro.’
—New York Tribune
truly a floor. at White Immune.
From a lull? uldrtused to thntro
ooon-nl sportsman. Mr. Scions. it up
Ilr. Solon! authority for aaying that he
in extinct. It is to the oecupatirm of
northern Hashmaland. which has kept
the native hunters to the west of the
secntiou which in less than twenty years
has utterly exterminator! them in every
other portion of south central Africa.
“Mu.“ ..
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