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theoldtsulilyllootandshoestored
H. Harvey’s
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Next Week Barrel-l Sale of
Tea and Canoe Sets. ,
Sturtevant’anrgEiu Houses
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mmthslittleons'emiflh sous: young man, about that girl. Dul'tl .. r at we end’lo theoonetandatthoother “I".twllhhbllm. On one «mien Emmy, shoe in his hand as a m 1 '(l- u . .
know human nature? Haven't I ind t Neva ole-I '8 We 0' WW . . p 8’ 3m ‘ Theodore, ““3 13 the but
Missing-humorist,” ., ofh 'ty our . i set ‘ watch ”an.“ unemployed todefend thetltle toapleos
ot land taught by a little. mean, cunning
lawyer named Bruce. Bruno‘s case was
looked upon as good as lost when it was
them day and night." Nehemiah deter-
mines to have dealings wlrh God alone.
and with men only as God may neetheul
to‘tbe end,’nntileveryleef is grusy
and finest lot of shoes we ever ofl'ered you; they are slick, and
and yellow with my thumbs? lt’emyg ,
unhealthy. \ nor. in more than can be I want you to have them ate bargain,” and we bought them, and
said of the bond either aboveor below
W.Wd‘hmmmm business,youugmau. From what you; d - u, 1. hi _ m u, “uh. menace, ascertained that Barnaby was retained now forsixt d3 3 1f
spake. ‘ tell ute about the girl, and the account: gaps“ 2:; '3, amod or: ”:3”. men. Women who poem handsome garter Inning Inigo. y y o 9' them at Reduced Prices.
3"“.Tiwmé 111-de of your quarrel With her, allele now in ; once upon God to prosper hllu (chapter buckles will of course weer them. even ‘ 53ml l‘mmm for trloltnnd 133mb! _ .
”h“ m “"'w the .orchard undera tree, lying list In ii, 8, is, 20). ills refuge is prayer(chsp though they know the shape of thelimb leitmndo a: “““e b3 WW hm “a .. . ‘ 50“ pills limes. "animal“ Shoes "on“ $5 an
shanththejoyof’ day, the grass ‘snnbbing' about you. 819'. tereii. 4; iv. 4. 5). "i! hfilwfl whom God is eureto bedistorted by thetixbtenins Th e h. "a nature to ‘53”? “"3 Victory. no“. . I - 3 ll $2.50-
Olietinawithgddihehoursd play: rubbing tears from the corners of heg’ gave him, golrlsmlths, swthcceriu. men W, mgmmmgm iptmb, ° mm”! or the ”mun“. “m "w w . . beta-plain. "I" H u s - .
mmmueet repose. - 'th her a”. Schmqurieus, rulersand their daughters. if ‘ th bo tho knee and strollinandunless it could he impeached “Mm," MW...» I “088, llllllfllflfil ' 509 a lll’
thnthehendswouldfoldendthseyu a!“ right nowm . “WW _ l h bad i to workeud took holdof heywmr em ' '9 - the ease of the defendant was lost. The rel “Mk“mlfl u ’ ' ’
men... drawing deepelghsst the moment, “dill-12min: 3;” m we,” (01”,me 8—123, noose but a real old logy would wear mp1 witnmintmm b, u“, pm”. ;qufifn Mumm- :3 an "m Misses! Slings fl _ .
macaroni-m rum: tho-luv has a chunk in the throat um sheenn‘t‘ . . ' them below it, though the single yellow on were a red um. mu... m r (mun “hm“ ‘ 508. I f
MOMWMMM eithergetup or down. She'd 8i" my 3), alumina). ’l‘he enelzlieslwere ":3 7 everywhere. lax-p
' who hated the welfare srael
onemight botolereted just forgood luck.
The side straps can hemade just as
dainty and can utilize six buckles instead
"in summing up for the defense old Bar
naby commenced a furious attack on the
witness. pulling his testimony all to pieces
'l'otheheertatheteehseudtheeyvethst
hetthswernumcua.
Awesllowerhflueethfiod‘speecemiu.
eerthandthrowinafewothergood
sizedplauelstobeallrightwithyou
!ecorncd, mocked, despised and fought
miner. the servants of God(ii, lo, 19; iv,
nosing :
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come to the ten dollars, but sixteenheed
ohall not know, neither see. till we crane h" “mm are not W3 It the
enythmg‘ omen.
While. he
vcr, liar-
MW*"“P‘“W‘°“ again. Doss I've told you,“ it tln l, 'l. 8). The diniculties were great, lbs of two, which ought” hescatsinrec- In“ ”Wins ‘0 “'9 inn?“ a mall who ....... - . - A. J.-. W-
.mm'lhmmfihws-M thiugdon‘t Wk WI! don‘t W moth new! WIS I‘m":- “'0 he‘ll" comp-w omrucndation to theextravsgantmaiden 2:; Edgmiigfi “d" “n, ”mm” C “W" SW3“ ”fussing; ,
tendollars, and lgive you leeveto kick “tel! 1". “Who and 0' h"W‘- 1" oftheday. Whether madequite plain, mm, mm m, m, mm, fl . eras fEuALE DISORDERS,
- V! will prosper us" (chapter ii, 1») was Nelle - - - . _ . ' nus. courumrs,
£6 _ n ”9°19”th county bended. mieh’u strength "“1 oulyxnlckol chaps and did“. 0! exclaimed Barnaby, but a tlmndant of .9 Q6 lE""EF‘PC‘i {P’EGULRR'HEE .
JIST IN ME, The speaker was a traveling peddler m “And Julldh “id we“.e notable m adorned with bejeweledornements that our common enemy. who has srriren to 5‘ a ”MM-hingACEJ-EN ‘ 8' Washington st s N
and “fortune teller.” Thegentlelnanhe build the mm» Tile "mm“ “mm“ are useful as well as decorative. this at: from us our liberty and would not mammalian Cm grim m 'I 0- amalk.
E~ . wesaddreasingaethereoderhasguemed, mm in“; cm i. but 1., 1mm", 1”: stylsof holding up the stocking is to WW“ n0“ ‘0 deprive any Poor man of no a ' if T .m’ m, ' —‘.'_
‘ The m “'39 “10“}? “m a rosy ‘ g_, MP ' hielend by makinganysortofaredooated 3|. ‘ "an n m
._ mm m or a“ on" _ wasnootherthanTlmHolbrook. God talk so dlscouregingly u... trying bestrongly reoomurendedmwms to in q p, “ammonium.“ THE LEAN"
MW" in m Kentm Kingm InWIll, you bullet reckon,» returned indeed. The lsborem' strength giving out. mm lid in keeping “mummy. -/ was thin axles-ch Bruce was walkiu nrri‘w.c.:::klis can incur. l E
, . ' 'l‘ml, rubbing his hard hands together while «mom!Inf work lobe “0110 Mills sswellasforthe feeling of security it _ . 3 T K“ F 5“ CSN‘N- ’
t alowl the - -. . . upenddown the her greatly 9chle and lthlKuar-rlongms.
bah was Y “mm up ““5“ m an excess of glee, "cf ye can 115 make “Fidel“, "33 ““3" 0' “a“ We givesthe woman who knows that. come mun-m mm 1“,,me “one “swim cones. HONEY n “.0" 0:0 I .
. luviugblackthroated tunnels yawning that ar trick work, ye’re not only we]. (”m h""‘"" what me .she has the assurance that u “my um my“ 5 .- ' . - J’ an... Failml‘ulicr: mCur'.
halesthillatreesllmt crowdedeachsids ll. ”And our adversariu said, They 3' h l, J doe 0‘ “1»an noun»! -
of the creek. With quiet chatter the
chickens were galleries beneath the
treesln thefront of old Bill Copfield's
Malia, glancing allouthereendthere,
uekluxthebestbonghsinwhichtorest
tllrongh the coming night. A whip
_ yous-willwsslifting its weirdnuouoto-
rmahrieksoutonthemounteineideet
tirereeroftnehouse. Beyond theyard
heeinfront,onalargeoek,seta
mishand- girl. Thelat
”t- was Nellie cm. the pettioet
girl “hi all the country round.” The
. former was her big, rawhlaled, but
'withdhandsomelovor,firuflolbruok.
Tbetwohadbeenquarreling.botnow
ashorttrueeofsilencelnd intervened.
Theyounggianteatwith hislmedhent
of fine fat shoots besides!"
“Git your rope an clear out then. and
eowill I," impatiently spoke the reser-
voir of destiny, and on he went toward
the cabin residence of old Bill Copfield.
I l D I I I
An hour later the “fortune teller” was
in front of the Copiield home.
“Hello!" he yelled.
“Hello ycrsclf," glumly spoken young
girl, coming out on the porch.
“I‘d like to stop with you and get my
dinner," he spoke chillingly.
“There won't be no trouble about
tint. Come in. We hein‘t got nothiu
muchtoeet,but erbout as good u l
gum yer use’ to while yer goin through
this country. Have this cheer. lam.
knees or in unsightly wrinkles above the
shoe tops, e knowledge that, strengeas
itmsysound,isnsort ofnloralsupport.
for no woman can even feel respectable
whal her stockings are not as free from
wrinkles as a ballet dancer's tights.-
Philadelphia Timea
Milt She Was a flea. .
What would bethesurpriseof the Pa-
risiun Academy of Inventors. who sit in
solemn com-lave on the results of other
people's ingenuity. to learn that the C.
ll. Westover who some years ago in-
‘ ' ' and cause the work to were."
Enemies within in the last verse. for if we
are not helpers we are hinderen. and now
the enemies without. who talk of death
and desolation. Enemies on every side
ever since mien begun to fight against God
and man. See our marching onlers fn pr.
vi, ll, l2; l Pet. v, 8, 0: Math. x, 23.
12. "And it came to pass that when the
Jews which dwell by them came." it is
hall relive near bad neighboreorgloomy or
discouraged people unless by the grace of
God you have sunshine enough to dispel
the clouds Every Christian is expected to
he acomforter null encoursger of others.
as when “They helped rvery one his mirth.
her. and every would to hlabruther. Be
of good courage" (he all, e).
la "Therefore I even set the people after
nsby was geaicnlsting and lmlng forwnnl
tothe jury in hie eloquent appeal. his shirt
bosom opened slightly, and Bruce act-iden-
tally discovered that Barnaby wore a ml
undershirt.
“Bruce's countenance brightened up.
Putting both hands in his coat wickets he
walked to the bar with mini
confidence. lo
the astonishment of his client and all
lockers on.
“Just as Barnaby concluded Bruce whis
pered in the ear of his client.
‘l've got him:
your use is safe!‘ and approaching the jury
be commenced his reply to lh
argument of his mlvr-rsnry.
regular history of the lulu“
e slaughtering
Brno-,- gnvc n
lr.’ 1 f his ml
coated witness. proving his patriotism and
devotion to the country and
for truth and veracity.
“‘Bnt what, gentlemen
hie character
of the jury.‘
Guaranteed in
prevent and cure
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their families. with their swords. their
ape-uni and their bows." The people of
God in the dsysof lsml were oft celled
upon to fight. Even Abram had quite an
nrmrof trained servants whom he could
rely upon to an to battle for him (Gen.
xiv, ll, ls). ”But the weapoI-of our war»
fare are not carnal, but mlghtythmgh
God to the pulling downof strndxholds.
earring down awnings and every high
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ova, vigorously, but unconsciously,
whittling on a pine shingle. ’l’hegirl
.t twisting her ~fingers, making the
jdnhcrwk,end ever'end anon flasha
hrgedetectinzglanceetherlorer. Oo-
nedoually her sharp look would eu-
oonmamand then two chinswould
mddeulydroptowerdtwobreeets.
Finallytheyoungmsn,withesudden
impuhs, arose from the log.hrushed
this man wants his dinner. will“
your hat, stranger."
A few moments later the fortune teller
was at the table. lie eat in front of the
yonnggirl. andhis penetratingeyetold
himellthathellad suspected. Essew
thelanguid droop of hcrlida. Hesew
thepethaof tears down her cheeks,su
dim that they would not have been de-
llluke forth Bruce in a loud strain of eh»
qumce. while his eye dashed fire, 'whnt are
you weapon of a man whustande hereto
defend some been! on no foundation of
right or justice whatever, o! . man who
undertakes to destroy our in»... .umyon the
ground that my witness wean 3 and can.
when, gentlemen of the jury—whorl—wheu.
nutlemeu of the jury'-bere Bnloe mule a
upring.end catching Barnaby by the bosom
of his shirt tors it open. displaying his red
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We have a full line of For Capes which we’have just (W
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
umtheahavings that clungtohis
clothes, and said:
”Wasl, I guess it's time for me to: he
p'ttin eaten this."
Tbegirlglancedup, and with a sug-
’ of sarcasm in her tones said:
"I'm surprised at ye wantin to go so
nodding! lthonghtyewashavin an
awful nice time!"
”Hawtharain'tno useinyetryinter
taknup that. er quarrel agin. I don't
feel like it. I got up ter tell ya goodby.”
”This plenty 0’ time yit ter tell me
M. fl'hsrnoonain't hardly up yii. Ye
don‘t want ler go 05’ in the dark. Ye
ginerally stay nearly all night. What‘s
yer hurry new?" The girl‘s tones were
full of stfected pleasantry. and her eym
glowed with soft radiance througbthe
gathering darknese At the beauty of
that upturned face his joints weakened,
.aud down he out again beside her.
He turned to the girl and said with
.some desperation:
“I love you, Nell, and ye know it.”
“(7 course I do." returned the girl.
g.
“I can’t he’p lovin yo."
"'1 know you can‘t.”
“I loved ye thefusttilneleverseed
n
“Yes, you did that!“
"That's jis' why ye treat me like a
"I don't treat ye like a dog, Tim."
"Ye don‘t?”
”Flo. sub. 1 don't."
“I'd like tar know why?"
"Because i‘la allots good an pleasant
to my dog.”
Here the girl lailghed aloud; but Tim.
answered beyond any further endur»
nice,leaped up. made erushfor his
mule. mounted it and dashed furiously
away.
A! thoechoes of the mulo's boob died
out in the night rommso sprang up in
the heart of this little mmmtsin ooquette.
i
Muehodyneverkintell what.
it’serboet. WellJreckinltwudhesll
looted by an eye less observant.
Dinner being concluded, the man asked
the "hill."
"Nuthin. stmnger," simultaneously
spoke mother and dnughter.
“That is certainly cheap," laughingly
spoke the fortune teller.
“Yes," returned Mrs. Copiield, "but
it‘s all we ever charge."
“Well, well,” spoke the fortune teller.
"i must do something for such a good
dinner. l am a fortune teller, and 1
know the young lady would be pleased to
know her fortune. Meet young people
would."
The young girl colored brightly and
said she‘d “like awful well to have it
told if he could tell."
A cup with coffee grounds staining its
sides and bottom was soon revolving in
the Wizard's practiced lingers. Finally,
in tones of deep gravity, he spoke:
"Young lady, you are in love.“
The girl turned to her mother with an
astonished look in her eyes. The mothc
smiled through the veil of astonishment
that covered her features
"You are in love with a young man.”
woke the oracle in tones of mystery.
“You are in love with a young man not
far from here. ilo loves you. You have
lately quorrelcd. He thinks you hate
him. and be has made upllia mind to kill
himself."
"0h, lmhool Oh, don't say that?
pleadingly cried the girl.
The fortune teller gazed long into the
depths of the (up. Then a friable!“
look sprang to hi» flu-e. Ills eyes spend
0pm like saucers. llm hmwt Moved.
"in hands clutched together. Finally he
spoke. honmly:
”Quick, girl! Go to Mini (Jo at mice!
lie will soon hang hilmwlfl"
“0h, Lordy Bord!" entrained the girl,
wringing her hand». “whore. oil. when
is he?"
"Down the road. i think. Oh. yes; i
see him plain. it’s under a big oak down
the road not‘lm'r 300 yards away. (lo
at trace and you can save him. 00! gel"
"0h. land help mel I know jet
where it is. Will i lure tilled m.
.Iadl"
But before the man could answer the
girl hall hoped the fence mdwasrun-
sing down the med like eyollng fawn.
As she neared thsgreetoeksheruw
herloverclilnhinguptothilrst limb.
snewssegrassropelnhiehaed.
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thegirl.
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knowledgeof Goll,end bringing iatoeep
tirily every thought to the obedience of
Christ" (ll Cor. a. i, 5).
ll. "Be not ye afraid of them; remember
lire-10rd." These are somewhat like the
words of lsuieh, “Who on thou that thou
shouhlat be afraid of a man and fmleat
lhe Lon] lhy maker.thut hath stretched
forth the heavens and laid the foundations
of the earth" Ilsa ii, l2. l3). It becomes us
under all circumstances to say, "llehohi.
God in my battalion (savior, helper, health.
deliverer); I will trust and not be afraid"
(bu. xii. 2).
l5. "Go-i brought thelrcounsei tonanght;
we retumml all of no lo the wall.cvery
oneunto his work." This last phrase is
suggestive of the words of the Lord Jesus.
“To every mun his work" (Mark xiii, iii).
I]? luv! a work for every member of His
body in the building up of llis church, for
“we are "1'6 workmanship eve-led in Christ
Jesus limo good works, which God hath
la-fon-onlninell (prr-pnrvd. margin) that we
~houhl milk in lln-ni" (Eph. ii, If». if we
are, only really in do whatsoevrr Ile may
appoint (ll Sum. av, to), lie will surely
rhow it to ml.
lti. "And it I‘ltlllt‘ to pass from that time
'0th that half of my nervanle wrought in
”I? work. and llll‘ other half of tilt-Ill held
both the siren, Ibielrls."etc. An Illul
trillion of the fact that they also some who
only aloud and wait (Milton). and suggest-
ive also of the law that David made in
Israel. “As hie part in that goeth down to
the battle, no slmll his part bethnt tnrriclh
by till-stall: they ahallpert alike" (I Sam.
an. 2t).
17. "Every one with one of his llllldn
wrought iu the work. and with the other
hand held a weapon." This refers to the
lmihlrn end the Dunn-rs of burdens and is
somewhat cxpiailwtl by the out Verse.
Surely this work was carried on under
great llilllrulllrs, but. as we have read.
"The people hurl a mind to work" (versed).
In. “For the builders are our Bl hie
nwrml “lflllfil by his side, am so bnihled.
and he that sounded the trumpet was by
me." Our inuructlons are to have our
lotus [in about with truth and lo teksthe
sword or the Spirit, mini so» were of
(kill, prayiau always (Sph. vi. u, I1. ll).
We. too, are to hover fluent». furlhs
dcr anew at the versatility
lean woman—New York letter.
he Crochet-r5 Companies.
A hollow bell of sterling silverwa-
posed of hemispheres hinged together.
which may be opened like a watch case.
a ring of the same material to encircle
the wrist and a chain unloading the
two are appropriately called the “Go
cheter’s Companion." The bell is in-
tended to contain a spoolofsilk one
spindle. and is perforated to allow the
thread to he unwound By means of
theringendchain thebell issnsperuled
frrmreledy'swrlst whilesheie engaged
in fancy work. and the silk isthua pro
booted from contact with the attire. from
angling and from being temporarily
oilfield—Jeweled Weekly.
We.“ Being. Is (Silt-n
The Chicago Inter (been. in en ed-
itorial on the woman‘s vote in that city
for trustees of the state universit . says:
The women who voted. y will
be ready to vote again when owortnnltv
odors, and to ammo their stay at home
listen that at the polling places a lady
is treated as y as in s first
class stm. Election day witnessed quite
a creditable beginning of the era of warm
en suffrage in Chicago. Leta bopetllat
the limit of the right will be extended.
and that the number of women evening
themselves of it will be increased.
wares—a true-leer.
Thereismeet needol sdovleeforhold-
lug s woman's hat in place. Just new
hats are fastened on with a long pin.
which pom through the hat on both
Ides and through the folds of the hair.
Everytiu-othehatlsraltonitia l
with two new holes. ad the hat is
snourninedis thiswsyand threethacn
auto! five the scalp ispeicked by the
needleboforolt wee thumb tho hair.
and aftrrall thetrmblethshet leaner
mm: which maymrdaureemsnto .M blows it up in
alumnae-rill- luvs-sham Iv, amplew‘fork'l‘eleersm.
lo, lather-mitts film are Keen-as with
thasrmireefhraveusstkenanofwaroo ecu-mum
behalf of land (Rev. rla. I6. “r h av. We haveno nedbneyiu eeyirm thste
a). While the trumpet in silent wean to an] that .m MW
be ever building by winning settle out:
Him.
w. ’“l'hr work is [mt and lemma!
weave separated upon the wall.” far
froll smaller." llow every WI
emotion this great with of Nehemiah
easier right In our hearts as laborers
with (led la building up the shank of
cum. which is no tram Through all
thew-rid the lab-nus are Mae-ls
revel-y ferfrole nth-unlisnaeplsew
n very few laborers, whileta mas: pisses
none at all as yet.
II. "in what pines. therefore. ye heath
sound of the trumpet. resort ye thither
unto us. Our God shall I.“ hr n.”
'TselMMllgbtforyouJadynhell
holds» praee,‘ and r ~asseuaaifael
that Icy isneseid.”'rbe lord fight»
elk for then ’(Ks. alv, II. I). "the
year fled. which rib haters you
shall Int for you (beet. i. n.
feels satires
~w1vninévqhv-rrir I??? .1 ~11. . 7 ..
"‘2,:r;;‘:..:.fi: “2:...i.:7r:3 , i.
, -- ; g . .
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flannel, ~‘when hir. Barnaby
e red flannel coat concealed
one.”
“The effect was electrical
beaten at hie mvn game, nml
the aloof—Gwen Bag.
(upper (‘hrstnn
“Are thoell‘ shirts n! Wig
flaked the lzlundrymun of
“No. air," fill“ n-plinl; "l hm
himself wears
under a blue
Barnaby was
Brute gained
to.
shy”! really?"
his llhidlml.
‘rn'l 1.;
to rear ofl the necklramle yel "~- lilllfll-I
Express.
A rich St. hauls girl is about to marry an
lndian. in furl, fortune set-ma lo favor lin-
brave—Yonkers Statesman.
An Irish carpenter fell from the moi m
the gmuml.aml when pichul
up rerllurtml.
"l was coming down ntlrr nail-r anyway."
~llnrrard Lampoon.
"My old soul out in limw
went men jar of lwuullinl 3
while I don‘t like woollen, rt
precintethe spirit in which ll
Mr. Lushforth to a row of friends.
u manly line
mlchm," mill
"Sow.
ill I fully up
my were it‘ll
ilel'fil. "—lndiauermlis Journal.
“What extravagance. to buy your will-
sueh on expensive ring!” Do the column.
since she got it she has bought only ll.lll on
many polls of gloree."~l“iirxrnde lilzlllr'r
A l'hic
robin-ll at
not always endeavors to Ina
feel at home~linnma City J
woman woo chloroform“! and
'ort Scott the other night. Kiln
ks her venture
on null.
“in spite of our long inundation," mid
the thermometer tube to the mercury. “I
cannot refrain from rvrolmllou you that
your moduct ll decidedly lim',"~ “Milling
tonb‘tar.
Employer-So you want
a fortnighl'e
salary in advance. Itut supprw you should
die lnrnorrviw’ I‘ll-rt. tpnimllj lvrfiir. lnmy
be perm but I am a urnllrnranf»l’iu: rmlo'
lllal fer.
The new (‘ullllulrilln 1m
dingo \lunlpn
stamp Columbus an a little off mlor ohm
he landed in this chocolate
my Sew Orleans l’icnyum.
One could stand mun- men
a flight of claim-rim," if It mm
colored mun
" ”ingot! 1.
lil only tale
them out of In Morse-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
”fly dean." valet the polar bear lo his
femily.“l think we nlhzht makea trip to
the United States. if we make haste. l or»
demand they nn- having some very Ilmut
wentbrl'damr trim-3'. Wash
inutou Star.
Skate-n are mlt spin in future. end'msny
of them are tumbling to the
News.
lilc‘rrrchflillf
It «loath alwavs follow that shaking an
aqualntance mules him.—-l’hi|adelphl.l
Timon,
Wasting a System.
Mnmmrwflow many times have I told
you no! to put your feet on the will?
Angel Ulrihl-w'lhlvlt m l
Momma M’vll. wlmt do
porting thrm mm?
gut-an
you mean by
Ami “llllil «Oh. I lhwght you'd get
bed of Mt'm me after awhile,» leii
Whine.
Boiler sour.
Miss dr"m--—l can trace
hack to the reformation.
Jungian» That‘s ntwlllnc
my error-store
leeutraor
hack to immature beyond Mormtlm.~
TIF-
l
unfit“ w..lltllex.. our ex.. 913 so. ll II) can
ll in an, we noon ex. l'. 1!. ~l£tllac.. lilies.
nut-r. :m an flurxdhllu. 8:)vrxJi2ex. ll)"
~x. t 3 5. 3’. cu, Mt: r1. 5 ill am! In! ex.. 2 Ill In
» “X Wu. 9:)! Adams u. and an. 12: (ll mid»
'll :hr «1.. Sund-
mll l. rs . 12mm duluhl
F. H. NASHlBlll.
Plumbing.
Gas-Filling,
Tin and Sheer
Iron Work.
M.”—
BBIBK 8H RAISES.
"Hill NICK. llllBHESS
”coo-w.—
Decorated China
Dinner on he 8915.
Plain China. Agile
AT LIIWI'ST PIC “IRS.
Mrs. Decker winner to inform her
Foil 80m Sllnwsra. A. Ill—~60! 01.. CO)
A.“ dill norm-c. RM.
and NEW llllll RANGES.
and [in flare
Purchasing Agency!
irons.
Tristram & Hyatt,
NQRwALK.
HALE’S?
cuMPuuNn ;
QIIININEf
FOR THE "AIR.
Wood Elm ll order.
Oral—ll,” .—
Feed,
and Hay
AT ,
WHOLESALE PRICE.
rrrrrliflrus.
fires Emilia Van Taeeel
& 00..
l
”ljemollies all dandruff :
4 hi ialsltively elo
lite hair from “thing out?
Used and endowed by ‘
the leading [fair Drrseml
n New England.
H. R. HALE.
Sole l‘roprletor.
Pay“ me Horiglfil
guilt“: I]? or die by. leklu amt
). ml
sure you flwl'immm 'llf. l3
Cr URB
of .
In its: and Pill-ta Mun can for Rs
stress].
or k l.
sewn
res-st mall. my ”lg"
v... w a writ“! glut
Ts roles-I them
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MESS
“Aim.
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, omr mam.
Anew and m- ists Treat Lam-lulu
Bit-war Imus». else
v‘tarnsl.
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m... will:
we is post»
mes-ole. one-
i! rm let end
w
figure,
in 'ufl‘
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of all My slur 1‘“!ch livlm out n! then ly. her M can. mm
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on
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se. In West Twentieth street. IISS [III "I ] ‘55:? Hill. ‘ “ ' '”'*“‘~*M~~
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mote-norm“
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turns. Mm. Barri-us. gown”...
, , '1‘. Estimates “awfully glen,
WOW! ~ ”A
Prices to Suit All.
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