555W MEN WHO EAGERLV SEARCH
WANT AWERTISEMENTS.
MOI W01!" taken)
"mammal-nudis-
0131 PI” Handed “Help I'm”
fie-yet!“ lever Answers-“dd.”
f Every in the year. Sundays and
bodied men oi military serving
will W inwo‘lnd concern. but
‘7“ no betterment, the
advertisements at “Help Want
mus pours have been doing
thinniutaruptedly for many yearn. Every
one who knows about New York
knows that the resirhrts oi the Bowery.
Park row and Third avenue houses
are great readers. A taste for periodical
literature and a distaste for protracted lo
boraretheirtwobest knowuattrihutca.
Every lodging houaetrampin New York.
with scarcely an exception. is a fervent
newspaperreader. Just as soon as he has
skimmed om the headlines oi information
tram other countries and other citiu oi the
United States. he turns his attention to the
“want advertisements" and reads thine
carefully. Indeed. any clerk of a lodging
hearse will tell you that the portions oi
newspapers not containing thus advertise
ments are oiten thrown away. while the
lodging house patrons seek those papers
espedallyin which such advu-tisements are
a ieature
But the remarkable part oi it all is that
whileall the lodgers diligentlyread all the
“want ads." not i in 50 ever respondstothe
demands of the advertise by calling. 'l'hey
merely read the announcements over, uoth
lngmore. Thusa Bowery lodger will early
in the morning haveeverywant “ad" in the
newspaperread. butsbould you beableto
ova-take him at noon and inquire how
many plum he has visited in search ol
wrwk hewill shakehis head rudullyashe
looks askance at the free lunch counter
and tell you that he has postponed search
' ior employment until tomorrow or the day
alter
ltiauot. however. in lodging houses only
that this strange craze inr reading over is
brw“wants”eaista. Yonwill find it in an
cqusllyravaiouuesd form in anyoi the pub
lie libraria. where mar wait. their turn to
peruse the advntiaing columns of news
papers, while the reading matter
kneglccted. Ask oneoi these librarypa
trons howloog hehas been reading such
announcunmts. and he willr tell you the
number at montlnor oi years. astho case
may be.
‘ Ask him if he has ever secured a position
as the result at his reading. and he will
shakehishead. Ask him ii he has ever
tried to get a position which has been all-
vertised, and bewillalso shake his head.
My ask himwhy he does notstthnt
moment start out and answer in person
sorne oi the advertisements. lie will paint
to his clothes and any sadly. "How could a
man with such an outfit expect togeta
place?” ii youareoi a curious frame oi
mind and desire to iurther prolong the con
vacation, you will add. “Dilln’t that fact
occur to you when you started to read the
advertisements this morning?” You will
get no answer. Your question bring» the
conversation to a close.
What istrueoi the lodging houses and
the Dublin libraries is true also oi the
m. ierryboats. street carsand cheap sn
Among a certain class of nnem
played men nothing in the way oi period
tool literature is sopopnlarss th ”want
ads." but‘here spin the case is the same.
Those who read them most diligently and
nut regularly never seek the fictitious
which apparently they covet. 'l'heir re
searches and with the perusal oi the adver
tiseruonts. They learn irom these where
help is wanted. and oiten what is paid for
services oi a certain specified sort. but this
does not inspire thorn with the desire to
delve any dcopcr in the martenandthey
wait until the next day. when again the
routine oi advertisement reading is gone
rough.
in the tenement house neighborlmls on
theeast orwest side oi town. any news
denier will tell you that he bascertain rrgu
invent-tuners ice the cheaper priced popm
who have (or many years perusal the ad
vertised vscsnciea in employers" service.
A considerable number oi these men. while
out oi work. are not the victims oi ramury
or applicants for assistance on that no
lgrr inabouae. long in
arreara Another mhlcs with a moth-r.
asister. a brother-inter: ova cousin. l-‘itill
anotheriawsitinu lor the return oi ”the
busy sea-rm." A fourth has been laid up
with a serious sickom. (mm the eflectsol
which he has but nmtly recovered. A
ilitb has lost his job. temporarily. aabr
than. and lsonly waiting to he called luck.
A rim men. thermis- number of them
mimetic“ high into the that-ands.” look
tngior work. Theynad the want silver
tisernenta as a blunders duty. but though
each tails let his iaverits sdvsrtislng are
dluru every turning he may transiently bv
even in the vicinity thrvsighout the day.
and makes no cilort whatever to rvspond to I.“
the advertbements which he reads.
"You see that Ilium" said a newsman
on First cream toa man who happens
he in the same vicinity whm the converse
tlou took
perto
and the Qty work I have known
todolntkattlmshssmvnetohlm
ironrslaslvsswselghboraarsi hots-the
result of anything he reads wahhv
M’ thJd-m pwlthont
I D II Wanton-ad
lithe-limiting“ is miralngirorn it
hekleksllkeasleeri"
ltbusttohsiairrrwlthatshajwit or
than?“ “was sds”la flew ovk
i
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mauled
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AVG-MIMI”. [inhabit-(hr
mum
Bar'el indeedisnstursluamocdcilav»
lahdlstk'lll‘kstbattowhicbshshssahu-
M sill
the great cataract sublime. and it b
unique.
lain or forest or sea. robs them oi a certain
iascinat-iou which we loci in looking upon
this fleeting splurdor- with which winter
has clothed Niagara. ii every recurrence
otthcscasonoiirostlnougbtths-mecoa-
ditionnwe tnotbesomoredbythem.
not not once in a decade istherevouch-
sated to us so grand s spectacle-a glimpse
so suggutivs or the age of ice.
'l'heAmcrlmuiall um lest blghmud
pilodupbeionlgsothat the sonndoi its
thunderis mullled.isahugebar-rieroilcs.
Between the inclined railway and the edge
oi theilllaround billoiiccrisesquitelw
feet in height. white and glassy. Farther
andme opposite Luna islaudrises
snot r mound oi solid ice and snow grits
Micetinheight and of immense t -
uses. Between these are other bills and
hammocks only less majestic. Near the
lootoitheflorseshoe on the Goat island
sideisadomeoi icesomealllieetlongand
wide. hundreds oi iciclm hanging from its
under side.
These are but the prominent ieaturu oi
the ice formations. As one mers Prospect
park or walks through Goat island toward
the brm' k at the {all the tree-hm phmt the
appearance oi trees anyw winter.
but get to Prospect point and look
back. to the walk that leads over the
Horseshoe rocks item Goat island and
look up. and every tree stands out pure
white. Theicetakesoutbeteatureoi
the special tree to which it clings. I! it
isanelm or chutuut, the ice shows the
creases oi the elm'sorcheatnut’s bark: ii
it beamsplc or beech or ash. tbeice
is smooth and polished. Everything stands
out glistening. and where the spray has
iormed on spruce and pine it has grad-
ually taken the shape of the evergreen
icathery ironds. and the tree looks like a
strange exotic. the production of a botanist
delighting in fantastic growths.
Perks]: the most complete view oi all
that combines to make Niagara splendid in
winterruay be had item the stairs leading
from Goat inland to Luna island. Looking
over the railing one can catch a glimpse oi
the great fissures or wells oi ice into which
the river pours its divided torrents. with
the wind and spray beating against the
scarred inner walls of the barrier. while
jets and clouds oi mist shoot upward and
are home away by the wind to ruin down
and freeze again on the crust oi the ice
mountains beyond. At a distance beyond
the American lull is Prospect point. with
no black moving specks oi humanity. Be
hind these rises the white robcd wood.
shading ed to brown in the distance.
Back oi the glistening trees is the sky. as
purely blue as ever it bent over Venice or
"moon. while between, rising iron: the
misty cavern at the iuli's ioot and arching
upward across the river. across the distant
clump of ice clad "melanin“ the deep
blue oi the sky and [ailing away just under
the gibbous moon. is a how 01 the richest
prismatic hues. now deepening, now be»
coming faint. an the spray b blown this
way and that. Such-is the scene. not al-
ways with the moon a feature oi it. at NI-
agam in the clear alterations. when the st-
mosphere solicits and subtitles all the bum}.
wliul‘iaio Courier.
A Popular Judge.
11 J ridge Clark of llmrgia does not revel
in the toll tide oi popularity. it ought not
to bo the iault oi the women oi the state.
lie bus valiantly earnedthcgrstitudeoithe
young oi both seaea When the puritanical
asked him let an injunction list the
military ball which was to, be held in the
chapel oi the Lithonia academy. they were
astonished to find the shield oi jllatlt‘t
thrown over the festivities. “The young
lwlies." said the judge. “have gone to a
great deal oi trouble. 1 know. in preparing
their new dresses. and the young men have
bought swallowtail coats and iancy shirts
ii i stopped the ball. it mightbreak up sev-
eral wedding: l irel it my duty to say. ‘On
with the «inure: on thcg‘muud that pub
lic policy iavora the meeting oi the soles.”
It is not said whether the judge to a gay
bachelor who looked iorward to tripping it
himseli, or that he. nan proud lather. had
bird the privilege of paying ior the trap-
plnwv oi a number oi the buds. At any
rate. though the judge may be a bad law'
yer. all will admit that be is a good fellow.
-~.\'ew York Evening Hun.
lie-era! neither»- and Secretary Breaka-
General McPherson lament deductive-[h-
sm's hem tires-ham has a habit. when
in Washington. oi going into McPherson
square every pleasant dayand sitting down
newrthestatusoiths general. The im-
waswlth llei’hevsoust Peach‘l'reac .
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Bargain
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thaws-s lull-
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wltha mar arm. sstdowa
some“ oia.ml startle
corner
mustn't-stuck.
p. trans
‘Whydea’t you go to a dentist's and
hwWMMdontl”ukdm
braised.
”‘l‘hst'cwhst Pin to do." aroused
“salami-£3! cuhisbsnh
sadmeklach toaadno. “l'nrtm
mywaytbers now.bntths painis so all
killinglhsdtostop
”Haven't you any all oi cloves about
your" briskly inquired a little man with
chin whiskers.
"That isn’t haliasgoodasthecom
doctors oi beusoln." said the look-
ing pilgrim whose mrioaity had led to
tbescene. "istberea hole in the tooth!”
“Yes. but”—
“l've known spirits of camllre to knock a
toothmachqput in three seconds. It it was
a: .._
“Obi oh! oh!" moaned the victim. “11 it
would just let up (or about live minutes
solcouldwslkablockaodahalil’d
soou"-
"What is it?" demanded a newcomer. a
large man with a broad brimmcd hat. iorc
lug his way through the impromptu-em-
bly. "Is anybody hurt!"
“it's a man with a toothache."
"Why doesn't he go and have the tooth
pulled!” said the large man. "There are
more than wdentisuwithiuastone’s throw
oi this corner."
"He‘s on his way to the dentist’s now. but
it hurt him sobebadtostop to rest him-
sell."
"ls there a cavity in your tooth. my
friend?" i aired the large man.
”Yes.” the salienr
“Then I have something in my pocket
that will relieve you tor the moment. Let
me try it on on."
"it won't a any good." ioebly protated
the man on the ‘ , ‘ his head
and looking at him with dull. heavy eyes.
“l've tried all sorts oi thirua. it's no use.
I'll be all right in a little while. ii you’ll let
me alone.”
"it won't cost you anythingtotry it say—
how." retorred the other. somewhat reecnb
fully "l have relieved just a» bad casesas
yours many a time. and i know whatitwill
do 0pm your month"
With visible reluctance the sudrrer com
plied. The large man inspected theacbiug
tooth. took from his pocket a small vial.
sawrated a wad oi cotton with a few drops
oi the liquid it contained and put it into
into the cavity 0' the oilending grinder.
The rum was lmnmlaneona. The umn
jumped up irom the doorstep. paused his
hand over his: jaw and the top oi his head.
shook hlrnseli and picked up his bundle.
"It‘s knocked the psln higher than a
kite." he said. “Beau anything i ever saw.
If you don't mind telling me what that
stuff is. stranger. I'd like mighty well to
know. "
"It's a little preparation oi my own." to
plied the stranger. pushing back his broad
hvlmnuvl but and turning to address the
crowd. which burl now grown to iormidar
his dimensions. "You haw reen. gentle-
men. how easily this simplr little remedy
knocks out a violent toothache. Four or
live drops on a small lure oi rvrtilm up
pllrd lo the hollow or r tooth will cure
the worst case on record or money refund
ed. put up in small glass rials. gentlemen.
this uxmplalrd remedy sells at the anal
sum of 23min a bottle. and l happen to
turn In my "film [Nichol a low oi them
Mr. w birth I shall be happy to supply to
any one wanting a bottle. Remember. l
guarantee that In each and every case. gen
tlclnen" ~
Thecvowd had melted wiltly and silent»
ly away in all directions and the orator was
srlrlre-dng thermpty air.
"Jake.” he said. turning to the man with
the lurudle. "it dmm't recur to work worth
adorn in this part at town. We'll nosed
try it on the west shie."—-Chimrro rum
"" ”with.“ men
writt- y.
Ill-ah I-‘lrwth
Win-t dew ttu an Insist
five his dial
Policeman-Isa mess the one who pulls
mw‘wltbsat’ pats?
lwmm now and you’ll have it paid. r w -«
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mm died in Fort [Award
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TU illusion-Its near math.
havobssaoaflrs. ~ 1
Steve Brodie, the New Yak hridr
lumen-s7- humontomsst BiuyltF
Carthrolamsliaiuamswb MOLM
Ira. lab Gall-cells oi Try. 11!,
from thud-stat
burnsrsselvsdiu attemptl tore-mail
child. who had set fire to bu]. Ti
ohlldwill recover. ‘
Recent rains in Kansas havesavsdtlll
wheaterop. ‘1
An incendiary llroia Marion. Ills..¢nllfl
mono-mm
a .
Superintendent Corbett oi the Western
Union Telegraph company has denied thilt
he tried to get the die-added operators Ila
strike in order to apply to them Jud”
Fitch's dceifion.
The “Whyo” gang oi Raritau. N. JL.
blew open a sale in Burnervills. but lei;
without finding the large sum or money!
contained
I. Deville, in a speech beiore the New
York Chamber oi Commerce. promised
more liberaltarill measuresoatbepartol
France.
The Olympic club oi New Orleans oflelll
a purse oi “.000 tor a light between Milt
shell and Corbett.
Three alleged llrebugs are on trial in
Brooklyn.
The death rate in New York city is very
hishat present. over ”deaths being to
portedaday.
The Central Railroad at New Jersey mull!
pay Bernard Kcegau moon lie lost hilt
left leg on their property.
Tenmeahaveasked irwtheplsce oi at
sistaut secretary in the department of arg-
riculture.
The Delaware and Hudson anal will
open April 4.
Another important decision has Mil
made in iavor oi the Eliseo Electric corn»
panics.
Thenew New York city hall will bests
stories high. Bids will soon be advertiser!
(or.
The iuueral services over the body at the
late Elliott F. Shepard were held at Me
late residence in New York. Dr. John Hall.
in long black robes. officiated. A detective
sergeant with seven detectives and a squad
oi a doses police guarded the house and
guests ironi pomible crooks. The remains
are now at rest in the tomb oi the Vanda»
bills.
A minority report oi the senate commit-
tee doth that the lion. 1‘s Mantle is not
entitled to his seat.
A train robber near Naponae. ind. got
away with m
An extra large shooting star, throwing
oli blue sparks, has been seen by Caliiou
uiana. .
Fire in a Chicago grain elevator burned
up mom bushels oi oats.
Carlyle W. Harris is reporter! In still
cheerful in Sing Sing.
Large seisum oi imitation liquors weer
made in Peoria. Illa.
Further investigation proves that th<r
finances oi Perth Amboy, N. l. are all
right.
The Smith family oi Virginia and Ne»
braska have contributed for “15.00011“:qu
in bronze oi the Pocahontas scrim.
Artist George H. U lit oi New York it
dead
I". ll. Freerichs, proprietor oi Yonder»
bank's hotel. New Orleans, has decamped
with 015.01!) in cash and has leit than
worth oi debts behind.
An armed band of Apache ludians ll
loose in Arizona.
Asking oi race horses valued at fill).-
on was burned in a stable tire at Mason
City. is.
Pope Leo says the present policy toward
the United Stain will be continued.
The alleged riots in Asia Minor are do
nird. _
Not Agree-hie. but Ills Duty.
Cannes. )3. J.. March 29. Recordclr
Smyth wrote toe Camden lawyer as fol»
lows In relerence to his course in the can?
oi Carlyle W. Harris; "I believe that l deu
sided the motion luv a new trial asthc Inn!
and the iacts required. It is not always tinsll
a judge who is called upon to pcritnm ill
disagreeable duty such as the one i luul
rrccntly to periorm can sstisiy the public.
lie must perk-rm his tank as his conscience
and the lawns he understands“ requires.”
“Iv-[lo “wields of a. 0m Maw.
interns. March as~s most Irugic aulu
chil- oi an old man has just become public.
Armin started to back into the yard!)
oi the Albany railroad station. The old}
mumholdol the side oi one o! the
an and leaned against it until the open
space between the twa care was reached“
when he quickly dropped to the ground
and getting on his hands and krnmcrawlnl‘
in between the two cars and laid his body‘
across the rails.
lastl'tlot Beat forltesli.
ttsw Your. larch m—‘l‘h board at!
Newth pilots has “deductions“
the petition to no down the number all
besuone-hallaadpcollbuaratugsclthe
pilots Twothlrdsct tbspllotawlshsdtew
tasks tbs cheap and also to substitute
area-an for the pres-at sailing vsssalre
Theorhertbirdssldthsesmpedttoaamoag‘
tbspttstshadagoodelset.
Ibo labor Pat-wt Cleo.
will! Your. travel. fl.»
In. Its. oi Genoa Owe-es low.
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rsrsatzlo a nephew oi tlsttwl Stem}
Buster llaw . lander arrest hers. Bel
:as ‘ night In nucleus with\
Billy litter or
week.
“autumnal
nose-ammonia 1
Tunnel-"hauls thsassror csnr‘
Arthur thssoart immersed-subs
opiate-s” la buthcsssswoaldhsdellvsrat
bylalp Richaoa loaday.ApI-ll head
adjusts-eat has been tstmto that
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52.3 no. as; ex. Biliarmllll eartihilacfimex.
'8’ Fill ac. w zinc" l “in. m. “'aslunjrton express.
Sunday-3‘49 to so. P. M.—~6 ll ac. l 3! so. 959 so.
Fun .‘inw Haves. A. hi.-—l hi or. i In ex. 6 to
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sex. 7 if) u. 7 2i ac. to l ridgeport s ll mum-ll
no. lll5 Adams ex. and an. 112') a. on. ex.
Sundays—d (ii an. it l‘.’ run. a. n;.; T if) no. p. m.
tuba. in. Wash. ex. It!) a. 2n hraton ex.
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ltlUDea. we re. r. H.420» ex..l 15 can, in
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Gas-Fitting.
Tin and Sheet
lmn Work.
BRICK 8H RANGES.
"tell NICK. DUBHESS
and NEW loll RlNGlS.
Decorated thina
llinno and Tea Sets.
Plain china, lgate
and iii Vine
AT LOWER? l’llll‘Ffl.
Closing Out Sale
of Million!
in Washington st. to. llorwsll.
the upstairs.
Miss E. Van Tassel & (:0.
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lo chemicals, 4‘
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DURING the cold winter weather your body
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ennui days will succeed Illa on ones. produc-
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min»: your liver. tone up your stomach and
renovate and
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Therefore. a I "
mud.
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Price 75¢. a bottle.
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We have the largest assortm ‘
:4 in Ladies, Gents’ may.»
Boots, Shoes and Oxfords“
ever offered inTown for the lowest prices. Call and see for
yourselves.
Glover&0lsen’s7
or Washington so. So. Norwalk.
42 Wall Stu Norwalk.
Opening of a
NEW SPllllllilellElllS!
We are showing our entire new line of Spring Garments,
including Jackets, Capes and Wraps. in all the latest shapes and
styles. Our line this season is far superior to anything we have
ever shown before in this line of
latest novelties.
good‘ 3 and contains all the very
KlD GLOVES.
All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter.
of Foster Kid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and 7
Lndies‘ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tans. Slates and
Brown. Bianitz Gloves in English Red and Fox Brown, self and
black stitched. Lucille 4 button glace in Red, Tan, Gray. Yol-
low and Pink, black stitching, large buttons.
quetairo in black and all the new shades.
with every pair of gloves we sell.
Full line
Eight button Hos-
ALKuarantoe ,given
M‘F -
Tristram & Hyatt.
THE lEAlllNii DRY liflllllS STORE, .
NO. 2 GAZETJ'E BUILDING. ‘
Bill ll HUME lN'll SAVEWNEY! ,
Wagons of All Kinds and at All m
to "Elia season I have a superior lot of Wagons tor a!
BIIlilillS. PIIIElllIS. CANNES. SPlIlllES.
curs. Willi“. llll BUSINESS “WIS
Which. for Qualit and Price, cannot be beat in the country, and
i will make it to t e purchaser's advau
to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ooked at my stock.
SEMI!) llllll WliillllS 0F Ill. KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered iron of charge.
LUTHER
Ber. Islltttl In. I“ Erastus It. -
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