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Normlrnynnrn. nor {mgr-nut .
condo. neuron nourished
And ruin rnlnp help in the eky.
Announce-blunts hood role.
O’or which no bunting tempest thrown
It. nllthcr nhower. nor nlxhtly dew
Ounce trickling the boned havens through.
And worthless in tho thrlreled fruit.
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~0entnlChrlstinnAdvoc-tc.
A QUIET BREAKFAST.
The tide was unusually into that. morn-
ing. 1 hate bathing on a falling tide. pur-
ticulnrly at Boulogne; but as everylndy
wns beginning to clear out from the sands
it must have been past 12. I do not think
there were more than fillpcople in the water,
Indin the little wooden office the young
woman who handed me my complete coo
tune, I: it is called, my two towels and a
ticket for the bathing machine, and tool:
my 1 (ram: 50 centitncs in exulmnge. re-
marked that it was very late. I jumped
into the first machine which stood at the
edge of the surf. There way no necesmity to
order it to manual further out. for the
tide rises so very rapidly at Boulogne.
By the time I had undrcmed and method-
ically folded my clothm and plnccd my
watch in one of my boots and my purse in
the other—for I run a very careful man.
and like to provide against possible 0(th
llngencics—thc water «no at least A couple
of feet deep at the foot of the steps of my
machine. I stepped down into the sen. ex—
pnnded my magnificent chest. strode out
into the deep water at once and com-
menced to swim. I swim particularly well
-—thnt's one of the moons I hatc- bathing
late, bemuse there is no millcry to npplnud
my performance. I run always perfectly
at ease in the water. In sea water Icon go
on swimming without inconwnirnce for
meal hours. and I alwnys got consider-
ably more than my one from: lifiy's worth
out of the Ktnblissement tics Bruins.
Like the swan of the nursery rhyme. I
hndewum out tonea. and then, also like
the swamprocccdnd to swim back again.
And then I saw a Venue Anadyomene in
pink and white. Don’t be alarmed, reader.
I don’t mean that she was like Ilans Broil:-
mnnn’n“muidcn mit nodings on." for one
worendelicious bathing costume of pink
and white stripes, and her pretty bend wns
mounted by it little Tyrolcse :5th but,
which contained the magnificent Wealth of
her raven hair. You may naturally ask,
how did I know that she had at magnificent
wealth of raven hnir.’ I don't mind con-
fussing that I had mot the Indy before.
Where? Well, at the Coin» at tho Cercle
den Plungeurs. on several minus even, I
had had the pleaaure of sitting out her,
and I had admired her pluck. for ehe
plunked down her unpoleom—nyr. and lost
them, too——with a dignity worthy of a
Cleopatra
What arm she hnd! \l'lmt. magnificent,
delicious, plump Wllllt' anus, and how well
the swam tool Of course I shouldn't have
done it if we'd been on shore. but here were
two peopleof cuugwinl (rules who Iillil met
before. mind you, and it would have lwru
llmlutrly rude if I hadn't acknowledged
her prom-nee in some way or other.
"Bop jour. uranium.” I said.
She returned my calm-lion, end then she
added in English. “You will not think me
lndlscrret. "mm-dour. if look you to keep
our me, for I begin to have four." and her
gent black eyes looked at me with a tort
of plteouo entrcnty.
“In your Ian-nail: failing you at all, road
Incl"! naked anxiously. “It is nearly-
gnnrécr of a mile before wecnn get. into our
cpl ',,
"Monoicur in otrung and brave," who re
plied. "Illa pmsenco renders fear import
llble.”
"If IIINIIIIIIE‘ will kindly pinto one bond
upon my neck," I raid. "Mid go on swim
mini: with tho other hand. we shall be nhlr
to [pct on lu'rfwtly well. I think. ”
“And the cunvennncen?" Mid the Indy.
and there wan twinkloof Inn in tbolovely
blochoyn. "Why, we hnren't own been
intmlnmi."
But IIIQ‘ put her hand upon my melt Ill
the name A nortof electric thrill pom!
through my frame. and l went on who
min; rt‘rrmgly. but perhupn it little mun
slowly. forldou't mind «min-ins that l
nlhcrllkrd the initiation than otbmrirc.
and that I writ in no Mimi-r hurry to
much the share.
”I blmll nrrrr forget the kindm of moo-
IIl-nr." mid tho Indy. ”Idon'i. mind telling
ymlthni. I but nlrcndy tumult to four that
the luckiest which I have ordered oi. the
Casino would never be rowed to me."
“I. too. on haunting at the Casino."
I an “Would it hr on lmpertlnence.
. rouse-ted tint we crickets
mutate ulrcnture by bro-kinda.
I
“There in no furor thnt I could I'F’IIIRP
Mahala the Indy willy. “ninube
humid my life."
Andtbeninnfewmomenu myfoot
um): thehlflhmtl. Wownlkcd hand in
hand Wiurmynwk through the
w“. and then ck fluanerIelf into my
“that monpon I check imp-o
“ninth-inn and mtltude. and nob
upon my shoulder 0hr thanked me
for roving her life.
How
‘5
I couldn't no end Innk- III cad-l com~
lniut clad only in my tightly fitting oom-
nntion suit of blue and white. Iol rubbed
myu-lf dry. and put on the clothe- o
idly as possible. The! titted mo Ill! y
enough. fortunately. but they were diced-
fulelotbtoonuwccdeultof n particularly
large Indrulgnr potter-um brown billy-
cockhntm peculiarly high cult-rm blue
Illk necktie with yellow tooth-Ill (It It.
And then! inn-soy marched the
clay pipe. a plug of tobacco, 15 trance. and
the return half of on excnrrlon ticket. from
London. available for three days. by the
General Steam Nnrlptlon compeny’shont.
A cold pen-spinner: broh out upon my
face. Here was o horrible ponitlon. I we-
to entertnln the Indy whole life I had and
:2. breakfast at. ttha-inouponllifnncs.
My luggage and even my handbag were
on board the Folkrstonc mnlllmni. MI
was practically penullem, for I had paid my
hotel bill that morning, registered my Ins.
gleeful- London Ind left my handbag in
charge of the steward. and then I had
walked down to the Canton, road the paper
while I halted for the title to rise. meaning
to have my both end then come back and
breakfast at the Casino, which would have
left me n quarter of an hour to net comfort
ably on board the mnilbont. which,” I say.
left. for I‘olkestone at 1:30.
Cledinmy L" a... ‘.I,
from the bathing machine and came at
oncefnce to face with the lady whose lifo I
had saved. IIer mold was standing by her.
carrying hcr bathing costume in I net in
one hand and the little ’l‘yrolcsc but in the
other. ‘
“You can go. Justine."sho said to the
maid carelessly. “I shall breakfast. on
monsieur will reconduct me.” ‘
"Oui. Mme. In Baritone." replied the
maid.
My heart almost stood Mill. She was
married. then, and n bumpers; here was an
adventure. I full. n Menuhin pride when
Inflected that I had saved the life of n
female member of the French nobility. I
forgot for the moment that I had lost III)
luggage. that l won wearing another man’s
Clothe-s, and tho: all the money Iliad in the
World wns if. franc»: and I offered my arm
to the lmronms with a graceful cflusion
that Louis XIV himself might havcenricd.
We Wlt‘kt'd slowly nloug the mink toward
the L's-aim). I gnzul in my componion's
lustrous cym nnd rmd in those sparkling
orlunworld of gnuitulle. The sand was
den-p; whether it wnsthc depth of the sand
or the inirmity of her gratitude I can not
tell, but the hummus l'cmml Iwm’ily upon
my arm. and 1 mode. violvut Im‘o to her till
We got lu the Union. As we entered it I
hum! tlm‘e loud whisth—s from tho mull
simmer. “(th heart-its! ihry brought me
bar-k to the commonplarc at once, and I no
numbered that tho mallbuot was actually
starting! 1 lwluilli‘lt‘ll the bamboo- to a
cent; I begged ln-r tn ctrusc Inc for n single
infitant.
I rushed or: to lbcplntform of the Casino,
pm! which the muilbout was slowly-strain
ing at half upecd. she wasn't :10 yards all,
and upon the burrlmncdvck I saw u hide
ous young man. with ml linindntmed in
my nimble. My mm "w untehchnin glit-
tered on bigono—rny waistcoat. nnd he was
helping blame" to one of my six-rial Pom-
pom \‘nxx:tglon;ms from my ivory cigar
out». He rridmlly rrt'oguiznl List CIlllIiL’S
m nun- ulul kirkttl Iii-I limp-r iipnnt mc
Vritll cool rilrontcry. What could I do? I
couldn‘t siup him. Then- tms. nothing ch:
but to grill and bear it.
I rccnierul the n‘staurnnt 0! [hr l‘mlrm.
and I sat doun m. the little laid \ f sing
the lmrouws no it nothing luul I: izul.
Iu fora penny in forn [munch I ilu i. l
bud never entertained n bandit-s4 bclult'.
"ll'lmt hIIflH we begin with?" I mid, with
ferociouo calmness.
“IA‘I us have oysters." said the harmless.
"line can always ent oyster» alter a sen
bulb."
"()ystm? .‘Ilifisii‘lll’ will of untrue pro-
for Usteml oysters? And tfbnblio—‘nlumlcnr
will assuredly drink Chablis?" mid the ob
minions waiter.
I topped the 15 francs In my waistcoat
pork“. with the nir of on Alexander.
"L'hnlillrr—u bottle of the bent Chnhlln,”
n‘pliul wmewhnt faintly.
The both had evidently given the boron-
emnu appetite. She laughed, she slumcd
her pretty truth. and nine picked the wing
of nebicken with n delicious grate. Then
we had on omelctte nu rhum.urul when
the flaming delicacy was put upon the
table the zero 3 pretty little scream of of
fecttd terror,nnd under the influenrcoin
bottle of sparkling Most-Ila Iwrut on im-
prm' lug; the occnulou.
Whether it wmt low or tin~ «lit-ct» of tho
Mmllul cannot say, but for tho lint linu-
In my lilo I mos able to hpt'ak Illl' From-h
[momma flucnily. I hurl [um-mod myself
of the Imnmma' hand; I prnpuud the tout
of "Alumni. friend» and those we lore," and
We were in tho net of Wing thromgb the
[unity French common of clinhiuu our
ulna-w ingot her prior tmlrlnlilnu the intact,
when l now the hammer utddrnly turn
pile; aha dropped hernia». and it wnnehlr-
cred into n thousand pleas upon the nur-
blu m. Illa rneo hurriedly.
“Henri." nbc gasped, "who would hurt:
ups-med you!" »
“Evidently not my wife." sold a deep
he» mice.
l tumulmnd I new on humming
men. Monaural} well drained and of fero-
eiouo announce. ctr-Ming in It Numb-ooh:
attitude behind my choir.
"l haveth honor of moorleur'o to
qllllnllw." continued the intruder. only
onrly grasping hi» cane.
I’rimllcm. pcnnllen in 3 foreign loud. I
run critically about to he perm-“y chm
tired. And why. for-0min? More I haul
sored the life of u proper-curing young tur-
ouem. And then the burnout burnt out
Into it turn recount of our adventure of tho
rooming. t her husband-4w hr wno orb
dently her haircut-only III-don clocking
min with his mill like on irritated per
lot.
”undone.” be mild or he clfcrcd berhls
iopnyrnybill. mulnuewny.whet
would the banners think of mo! .
"Omani" l unclaimed in n lordly runn-
ner. “lu-lnxmcncupof block calico-lath
be but and strong—end coma Cir-rimme—
grccn Chartreuse," I added.
I! In bod only hrounhtmothoChnrtmu
But he didn't. The rllhu
Therolnnothinzthnt nice- the lingo
rotunda-omen Charon-o. A the
third gin- my feeling changed Altogether.
I would meet the boron. I would lay him
«lend at. my feet, end then I would cutmt
the homemto fly with me. Had rho not
told me but two short hour: Is!) that than
was nothing rho could refunoto the men
who hnd lured hcr hie? I would tlkc her
I'- hcr word. And then I nwnllowed on.
other glean of Chortreunonnd waited IIIX'
loualy for the boron'o arrival. I even
plnnnnd the pnrtlculnr inc-no Iwould any
ploytohlll that. jeolouel‘rcuch noblemn.
nudldctermlnedtorcnort to the coup do
gcndnrmc. Al the challcnpd party, I
should of com-u have the choice of weap-
ons. I" would choose small sword}. and the
instant our weapons crowed I would have
recourse to the celebrated coup.
You don't know what the coup de gem
dame ix! Then you have never seen
“Barth: Illen." It's delightfully simple.
You ” ‘y call out. “'l‘hcre's n gen.
dnrme." Your adversary naturally turns
and lowers his weapon, and then you “stop
his Vitals."
At that moment the baron entered the
restaurant. He was smiling blandly. He
raised his but politely. an if he was accost-
lng an old friend.
“Mannienr,” he said to me. “it. is our
duty as men of honor to baffle the vigilance
of the hystondent. in order that the meeting.
which is bound to take place. may not be
interrupted by the nnthorli lee. Monsieur,
I know everything,” he said, ”the mold of
Mme. la Baronne has confessed to mo the
fact of your meeting with her mistress in
the water by appointment. You will not
deny this?"
"M. be Boron." I replied frankly, and
with a gnnial smile. “I confossoverything."
The baron seemed to jump in his chair.
“Thou. perhaps, mom-inn," will the
Frenchman. "you will inform me if it is
non-sanity that I should wrsnnnlly chastise
you, or where l may-send you my tomoim?"
“Sir,” I said in thr- odious tours of n
heartless rouc, "Ilil'Sc little coutruternps
nm of fmxncm m-llm-nm with me. I will
uwnit iheirnrrirnl burr."
".‘IlillSIt‘lll‘. I haw, the honor to salute
you," he n-pliql, and making; ulenlo w
he left the restaurant, and I gave it rt~
felt sigh of relief.
Tin-effect of the Chartreuse hurl paced
away; thi- glamour”! the lowly block eyes
of the harmless had faded. Oh, if I .were
only ”IE on board the Folk-stone boat! I
couldn't. sit there in the restaurant will»
out consuming something,» I told the
waiter. who never nppcarul to take his eye
oil me for an instant, to bring me a good
cigar. "Your best," I added, all if my
pockets were full of sovereigns.
“Ambassmhmontzl fmnfi each." said
the waiter obwquiuusly. M be lmmled mo
a box of brown xnonainoiliox, each 8 iuchm
long or the very Ix‘szl.
leurefully M‘Ill‘lt‘tl out-nod lighted up,
and tin-n l minutely exumirml out-o mun-
tho pen-Row of tin- objoctiolmbh- yuan:
[hill] with the rul lmir. Fifteen francs, tho
clay pipe, Ihl.‘ plm.v oi Inlxin‘n and hull the
clicnpmciarsion iickri. Absolutely milk
in]: mum The \rn-tch didn't even carry it
poclu-t hmulkcn‘hirf. I nod the priniul
mutter on lio- t‘xt’llfilllll iiciwt mechanic-
nliy: it contained the following unilllrmiuu:
“llxcursionlata urn informed that the
Falcon will leave Bouliww harbor nt 4
o'clock precisely on Monday afternoon.
that bring the latent moment at which the
tide u-n‘csmnd that this n-turnllckct in
only nmilnble for the mum voynge of the
Falcon, nod not by any other of the corn-
pnny's steamcn."
I looked at the renuurnnt clock. it WM
exactly 10 minutes to 4. At that moment
I heard the warning whistle of tho excur
aiun steamer. which blew twice. I knew
that the lay at the pier within it couple of
hundred yards. Oh. if I could only have
paid my bill!
And then two French villa-rs in full unl-
fnrm entered the n-rtoumni. 'l'hi-y Advanced
to my little Inblcnnd lntnxlucul i lit'tllltt‘h‘e»
u the emlwrieo of the outraged lnrou. I
Imam-d on shaking hands with both of
them. much to their utonilhthent.
"(inrrtiemmfl'l will. “I am A Itrnnger
hero-n foreigner. o unidicr like youmlrc-L
I mu noxious to throw no ulmiiwlu in your
way; will you. then. olvllgo rm- luy ill-lo an
in): for inc in thin nll'ulr? You pert-clu- that
otherwise at Ilustilu [Hurting cannot take
plow."
“Momleur,” mid theeldcr of the two will
cert. n grizzled veteran of I30. "nu you how
lnforruul us that you own brother in mm.
we whim wrmnooy and will do on you
wish."
"Gi'llllt'llll‘ll. prrmlt me." i said politely,
"if I follow our Ihmllth curtm in time
mutton. Walter." l Illd. “a bottle of
champagne."
They were too mod- utnnirhod to oi»
5m. Tbewinownr brought: we drnnkto
nnch other. I looked up at theoloclt'. it.
hunted three mlnuterof the hour. Now
in: the time tocilect nmutrntrokc and
meow—now or norcr.
”Gentlemen.” unlit. looking up at the
clock. “you will filrnmoiOmluutcr mar?"
They both bowed mechanically. I put
cum: hot-4M in tonny.thc roll haired
young mm bet—l ruined it numb.
and left mm bloodthirsty limb
olllccrrin pom: lorrny bro-How»! inc-n
two!» hull-It. bluntly I Month”-
"In grim] makmnplfim. I flow
it In ynrronr t w e W
them-hip I’nlconfrumthcpim At
that moment three shrill whistles were
given inmpldmunlmnndtbemw
commenced to row-In.
An we gilded rlowiybytlw Culno. i mi.
up on the bridge. At that very mt
my two military acquaint-ware nppcorul
upon the platform out» mm; “1?
urn-mama tachont and genie-lucid .
ly, nod than the lmper’tinrut waiter joined
thou-mi elilbraumwdnutol
E?
[Iiili
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frantic mimic.
“Ex tabla imm‘hma."nnld
rawnwmammmwuu
lll‘l‘l
I nodded Ind carefully and theater pipe
hm tum-lur- pin m and]
mil-tread the m that than
homllttluhrubwflrluiuu elm.
unionism-offline“ mu
from-1m I marquis-
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fir“... grocer-"t
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Anni mm. m " ’
“De-look ntdloh eh wcddnhf’nld Aunt
Phyllis. ”Du loo at. lti An I know-
wbut'n ’oponrlhlr for It."
“Whit do you think in to blown?"
"Donn hynr modern ’pmcmento—dnt'l
wbut. Bunnin do. ’lcetric [Isht- cl'nr out
In do country «Intro-worn whut'n data it."
”New. Aunt: Phyllis. You don’t mono
ltl"
”Deed ldoor. boot nturoun'hcu any.
an' or sign oh sunshine."
'"l'bnt’o no.”
”Who'd dc groun’hog do! nodal rt-ld
mun till club dnhk. went and flood my
dero'lcctric light. pole and shallot hf-
rhldder tell his eyes bulged out. DIII’I
cpl-notion, an hynh’o do WW".WIII'
“1‘“ Star.
(fellow—I’ll bet you don't know my
father‘s lmslneso.
Penelope—lick a bull in “'1“ street.
Cnllow~llcarmsi How did you know!
Penelope—I Supposed so two-um you‘re
his non—Truth.
”enormous.
An amusing instance of the frequent to
curruncc of the surname Smith among the
soldiers of the civil wnrisgiren in Borden's
"United States Shnquhmters." A stran-
ger lieutenant, requiring u detail of IO men
for special duly, called on n certain compo
by and took their names. The men were in
line at attention when the 0mm began at.
the end of the column.
“What's your mane!" he asked.
“Smith." .
“And what is yours?" to the out man.
"Smith."
They were put on the list In Smith 1,
Smith ‘1.
““’ell, whnt's yours!"
“Smith," replied No. 3.
The olllcer looked queer and grumbled
something about the pccnlinrit y of the
thing.
“What may I call your name?" to the
next.
“Smith."
“Your name?" to the fifth.
“Smith."
The li.~im-luini'n face mtg am in: red. Ilr
Iouknl tlu- llli'li over and said Mendy:
“What do you run-an?"
But it was no john. The detoil stood
firm, like so many statues, nod the officcr
proceednl.
”What on earth is your name!” he do
month-ll.
"Smith." mmc tho monosyllnbic nnswrr
from No. ii.
The 0mm fnlrly jumped. Then be
“armed and fumed And vented to know if
every man in the company who named
Smith. By this time a crowd Ind authored.
end theollimbcgnnlocctddown. The list
must bcmnde. so he hurried thumb.
“Your unmet" to the next mun.
“Smith."
"And youni"
“Smith."
“And next?"
“Smith."
The ofllcer wu ngniu becoming furious,
end the crowd wu Inuzhina boisterously.
“Well. in your name Smith?" the lieutcn
not tlernnmlul of the tenth man.
"My home in llrown.” replied the noldirr.
——Youth'n Companion.
Sweet lulu-d.
A lady in need of n non-ct engaged I
“new nrrlrnl" nnmvd Mary llwllhnn. A!
her norm indicated. alu- wnr from Ireland.
nod 01 morn homulck girl never left that
dear old country.
There will no returning. however, until
rho bud mmcd tho money for her M.
and her friends were run that by that time
the would lilo: America well enough to re-
mnln hm.
She came curly in the nprlnmond we dly
o Wilbur not her inlstrfln I: great bunch
of Illncn.
Thellowmm token into the kitchen
who nmuprd inner-Jul the moment
llnry now than ub- threwhnrnpronm
her heal nod wept loudly end bitten .
"Why. Mary." all! her Ill
tron. "whot in the matter?"
"Oh. deer. mn'un! Oh. dear; oh. door!"
“What in tho mutter?"
”The neither. what to my well
not. for in hartlwokm 0i our will the
nhmcll or thin: Iowan. for oh. Intern. all
or mild Old-ad aihmrlh Ilh thlll 05.
Exchange.
tnlo
deer. nb.dcui"=—-
ounce-mm
qulloboflicokWh-tmyou work-
ntnowr
~Itunnln off mohfimwwbofl
gong women who not! to do mm
MMMIM
Didn’tyouptwnrd
not. to print ’ml The order in counter-
mnrlcd. utbchomuwtbnulrl'o
cnrdhu od‘ond mmlrd bee-willow
YcrhWnkly.
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choll «Did you hmeboutWeulot Il-
wuw lntheputmndhirburnthrew
Nimrod “WWW”: on Me
Monti Wuhrhnrtr
ly—Yoo. Ito Mole kin tell em.
htthntm‘tthmofit. mum ““‘w‘w
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pat-liner.
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lndammuion, Congestion. etc.
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THE W. c. Milan co, 3:. Y.t‘_'227.
TRIAL IO! 60 CENTS.
Cut 6er "i Brigg-tn.
cones. noun a I: run D: 0
HM Fit} to krlieve or Cur.
I Gun-meal 2..
enourli prevent end rure
Oroup. Price. in cm
119
II. V. liar Ham & ilarilud l. R
”3625333 II. In”.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH XOIIWALK .15
FOLLOWS:
Fm: Newton. A.Il.~ 5:0 ex. 5;)! 11.. 3:5
null if; loaf ex" 656 1. ex 7 a: 1. cl. ii’rex. a 24
1-3.8.” local cxpw mo u. 038 or. I” ll «3..
rum-imam u.. do: local ex. r. .\x.~ my
ex. 1 ll no. 3:) ex. 160 or. to: we. {at or.
55 no. 53? ex. 5.5!)“.63) u. Aldon. :31)»
7 fill at. l":lnc..l (En. m. \\'u:blngtnn 3‘.
SuanKs‘b n u. P. 51.45 It at . I :3; m-
Fou {no Hurts. A. M.-—l vi u. 11'
ML? t“ maul «in $0.. ll II t 1.. in m «4.10“: , l‘.
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3 «in or. I 3‘: l. d. 5mm . in l >l’lllgtllil'l 51”.“‘5 2':
no"? lhex. 733 or. to i-riugrporl cu no.9“
no" Ills Adamo u. end in, l: 1’. LIT... e1.
Sundays—'1 3 Ir. D it: M2. 5. ml. 2’ If) M. p. m.
anmthmn. l mu. m Horton ex.
Fou “Amour. A. lips to 12.. v is ex"
10W“. luau. P.hl.~lzl ux..l l0 ex... l n
on “Sen!“ “nuts-tuner.
OI Willi». A. H.410 ML. ll ISL/1..
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Solon.
l‘on liowrou. It. Riv-ill win snore Linn-L
P. Mr-lfllfi ox. (rln Springfield). l in ex. I‘ll
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LEAVE HEW YORK
For: SOL‘I’INOIII’ALK. A. 31.401 as" an
«"70! no..lltllnx..hll 21.213 an. llw «21..
ll III no; l2ifi noun ex. V. Mr 12 (Hm. l mu.
3m“. .lll octalexfilllex. canning“. 4th
a. 03 8. liter. bitter. own-Junk? ul M.
“ii an. 93} Adams er. rind on. 12m mid-
nizht ex..rlnndn o A. 31-4 0] no. 7 Sum. l’. M.
mu 1. er . 12mm) umm
i. H. out are.
Plumbing.
Gas-Fming.
Tin and Sheet
Iron Work.
BRICK SET RAISES.
lllBlE lllllK. DllCHESS
and Hill lflllll RANGES.
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normal China
Ilium and In Sets,
Plain China, lame
and Tin Ware
AT 14)“?th I'Bli‘lll.
Whining Agency!
In. Dorm rich“ to inform her tronr.
mgr. public arr-ll ""I‘m'hinfllzm‘
no win I n
of mu tor ladlnollvln‘ontof thee y.'
Partial-r attention will be given to match-
infinite.
mt l l. lulu,
No. I” Wort ‘I‘wontloth Street.
In rm cm. do 1'...
MEIIIIILI.
Willis plum
FU mm
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Velvet MMMJM with Butterandhton
mm...“ WWulltlinnllmntorlnll.
‘ .Childron'o hooters incl! colors.
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nndmatorinll. Frnmeoand
mmvw‘» »
Best We! is "sad. Combining Durablliiymil Sill
mung it the but 03.00 Seamless shoe m’m‘m _
EVERY PAIR wnnlmufiso.
Onllnndonminethmnhetorcpnrchnringnnyotheuboo.“
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. ° ..
COALI'
"COAL!
Wood Split in older.
Grain,
‘ Feed,
-51..
WHOLESALE PRICE.
armour anus.
HALE’s‘j
BflMPllllNll
uummt
FOR THE “AIR.
Removes all dandrufl
and will positively stop
the hair from failing outJ
Used and endowed by.‘
the leading llair Brussels?
in New England.
H. REALEJ
Sole Proprietor.
and Hay
GloverdLOlse
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We have the largest assortment ? x Ladies’, Genta’ and Boyl’
ever offered in Town for the lowest prices. Call and too for
yourselves.
8| Washington St" 30. Norwalk.
42 Wall St., Norwalk. '
Mflllfiflllllll DRY 80008 SlllllE,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwaik.
Novelties in Wash liress Goods.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, Fine Scotch Gingham,
Fine Domestic Giughams, English Females,
India Tmlls, Cumberland Cords,
Corded Divinity, Irish Lawns,
French Batiste, Fancy Stri
Plaid and_Stripe Nainsook. Novelties in Outing
\ xctona Lawns and India Linens in all qualities,
Dotted Swiss in all styles.
These goods are all new and we are showing styles that will
not be found later in the season.
Pique,
019.
of MillinerV!
ll Washington st, So. liorwalt.
;(.‘ome npsioim.
It . nru lln- vlwilnf.
in «I m v umi p! v em 3y happy with I now but.
A I'llSl'HVl’I IlAIlliAIN.
GloSinfgmliuiSale
Miss E. Van Tassel 8. to.
Will (I so our the balance of their om n
Thip l~ no almm rude. l‘urnr '
OUR STOCK OF
Wool Dress Goods
in the largest that we have ever shown and we are recei ' new
goods every day. It will pay you to look our stock ovzrgefore
purchasing.
Tristram & Hyatt,
NORWALK.
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fuming Flannels.
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M gland a: All Prices!
nus season I have 3 supra i... lot of Wagons for all purposes,
to wit:
BlllililES. PlllElllIS. CIIIIPIES. SPIIDIES.
“Ills. llllllllIBES, All! BllSlIESS Vim.
Which. for Quolit and Price. cannot be beat in the country, and
I will make it to t e purchaser's advan to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SECOND “MID WIGIIIIS 0F ILL IlllllS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
tor. Indian An. end Fruilln 8t, - butt I
“moons 6‘75.an Bonds
'- Mun-Jan.“ ~
um. some. etc.
We}; to éiii’t” All.
mmmrux:
H e n ry Ti l l y .
HORSES éLlF’fiED.
“Murmur-tor.
bunch
Gillette flzchlno.
fold up Capitol - - m
Surplus - ~ - - 1“
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H. D. SMITH. Am _
lint-mm.“ -
H. s. BROWN’S,
Boots, Shoes and Oxfords
Glover & Olsen’s
Tristram & Hyatt.
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Norwalk Chronicler