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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 4, 1893 · page 3

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“l dai’t know shout thet."wes theds-
W rejoinder. "Thellord knows!
hiedhurdenoughtogetuloughetmlloet
I hurts-surely."

Whetdldyoudol"

“WelLellttlsolevathlng lhudlolne

nousy.endlthoughtl’dgotors'lelngriee
insouthCIIollns end show those people

down therehowtodo itright. I knewitsll,

dmmsudousdsys mun Clinic nlong

etlltngenewhrsndotsssdrlee. new-s
edeebnkingmhomflewYmLuudI
likedhlenyle. Belikedrnystyle.too,he

tohundlshisstufliu Corolinu It
”something new-u thsteouldnot
heapoeed to the light. but thet would
yieldthreetluseeusninches the old veri-
eties. 'l'hetwus what. I wee looking (or.
Indv-y uietly I took it in. paying “)0
lathe tnndfouresuled clue of seed.
[did I" thework st ulght.undwheu it
wusiluishedlsetdowutowuituudto
ehuckleover Iuyenterprise. But lwultsd
undwfludndnothingmmeundonsduy
Ilookndintotheoldcenssndtouud 1 bed
been utuch with some menu little whsut

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and. undwouldesllulethemlnnve right nggld
his

nesndyon might-swell try to nine

inthehed pleoeustoruisswheutin
s South Csrollnu rice sweinp.”
“That wue bed luck." slid the sympo-

thisinglnerchunt.

“So I thought-ad l Idttheututelnd
wntunising cettleinweeuuuxeu-s.
Hnln'tmorethen gotmyhudsetouths-
ioreucyeloneceineelougendhlswevery
hornet it clsun over intothenextoounty.

end when I went utter my stock u pious

cowboy who had gntherud than in with
his own informed Ins thst they hud hem
lenttohlm by Proddmmd he'dliketo
see-nysouotszuntrytotukethem
sway. As he hedowiuchesterundulot

3 or ima- with him I didn‘t enemy wny

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cleur to interfering with the ways oI Prov}
deuce. end I left the country."

“It’s pretty held when Providence goes
eguinst n nun." ventured the msrchsut

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"Ya, but that Isn't ell." sighed the dis.
eon-due one. “With what little lhed

Iettlwotto Pmnsylveniu sud boughte

water gristmill in the mining so
darn [fixed it up with new muchinsry,
end for nwhile it looked as if my luck had
Wand l was going to comeonton
top-ti“ But one nightnhig miuely-
luguudertheetresinthstgnvernerny
Itillpowereeved inoreunkdowuju‘
mghtoehnugethelsyoi thelund.uud,
bygutl. the _'ytsrhrgunto runtheothu'
wsy. end when I got to-the mill in the
morning the water gets were open. the
min wue running up hill. u it were, end
Iy mill machinery hud heeurunuing beek—

wnrd until every binned wheel wee In“

fill the whole shehung wen u wreck."
The men wiped e tour from his eye.

"Then it was," he went on. “that my

Inn Mahmoud l inid right down end quit.
Now.doyou hlsmeme iorwhetlum
doing?"

The merchant are him t2. and them

wue in thepolioe court next morning—4k-
trnh Free Pm

III.
A

theworldwuerullyveryhsrd censympev
thtsswith little I'loBeuhorn,ot whom-n
uehnngewrlut

good unuy oldc persons who here
been in dlileultpoeitious end hereielt that

m i z.
« Am at
end

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hriucdstseture.
Oodendmuthewhnethsnw.
Andhouidrouhtenddeluoe’hudsd.

Byesnerivermevsrstill.
Steudethedusty.hurryingudll
Thetuhsllgrludthygrelutolour.
WWQed-yeudhour.
lie-sew shipsudtruinueflnc
Bent-wit. Whilethounrt ng
Butthyewnwillnotpenwthee.

m oar-mum:

, workmeihllsre-t
Eechethi‘sowntuskrorthee
And mwfllhe

him.

Summits-shaman“
—mustntedChrlstianeekly.

Jenny Lind’e Myer.

MMhrepmtedtohevstukeuelug-
ingleuousof Jennymndegoodrusuy
yenrssgouudtohsvefoundtheSwsdish
nightingale ngrsot scold. Hertemper
at this time was such thst she would
ottm’ilyintosgrsetnsmendherhus-
beudwouldhsvotosnticeheroutolthe
town to soothe her, utter which she
would come hook with ulluhility drswn
over her wrath so oppressive in her
oourtesythut the student hardly dared
tolueethefor {enrol starfioghsrol!

Inn

The American confeued thut she spent
more of her lesson hours crying then
singing, and added: “Ber roprimsnds
were often personal. She would look st
me and ejaculate, 'Ob, you look so ugly
when you sing? It was impossible to re-
sist apologizing for one's up
when she spoke like thut. sud thst threw
her into s new rsge.”—-lluhoguny True.

Drinking the noun.

world over. and the toastsof ell untim-
nreprscficullytheume. The “evoke
sente"ofthsFrenchmnnisthossmoto
ulliutoutssndpurpoeseeetho‘fllsn-
lqutheIt-liunundthe “Yurguod
heulth" otthe Amer-icon. But inths
United states weheve innumsruhls ex.
predonsol goodwill over the cups—

is w ; “I look to des you, sir,"
which is southern. or “Hm’e my locus,"
manning “my " Other
Amefioeuinns
looking It you," “Here’s your eye,”

"May your shudow never grow less.“ etc.
-—New York Tribune.

Charges Agni-e8 u llulster.

work,histregioendtotigueduir.flllthe
Greekswith stupefuetiou. It uselnsto

whysiu m leh’tudsswherethseun

'lbhnuyhrlugtheirmkhtpuighthe. i

Drinking one'eheulthistheeustomths 3’:

fined
gush, for instence. as "My regurds.” M
which ' sullen; “Here's how.” which I!
pious regards. c
ere “Good luck," “I'm 1' v
W but. “a
“Till we meet again," “floppy days," mad-n ole

“The bitterness of M. 'l‘ricoupis,” I. a ( m
Duchamp runerks. “his Intel uniorlor Wm?“

tlwmlfisoonceptiouollilsisstnngs, u
uudthethoiuustheveleuruedthuee ‘

“WNW -‘

33W”- Guitars“ Violins. Mandolins.

in the 'eoloreflt on
3% best selected,

_ WALL PAPER
Inthecitymellet

DECKER’S‘

Plil't‘lll'ill II!!! “III.

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son "I mnemonic V

leewlhsueseluthelewhuhiewle-
mum-muse.

'lheBostonNewIBuneusiv-theld-
lowingleoh shoot the stookholdvu ot
thsltewYorkJiewlleveueudHerthwd
Builmedmhlehwllllutssdpeoplsdowu
this wey, where oomlderuhle o! In
Ilaokieheld:

Thestook otthe NewYork, New
Heveneudflurtford Rslllued Is not so
well dudhotsd ee thet at other New

wethmdouble then-Inha- detach-
hddsmlttheOId Colouly stockholders
ureter to hold ruther then sell in the
kw

0! the New York. New linen and
Bertiord Bdlsoed oompuny's stock It
iweseutouutsudiogitlsuotbelisrsdthet
tinreereuow thresiudlviduuleluBoston
holding eshkh es Wehereso! stock.
Uponthe wholestook list,es nude up
lsstsummerJherewereveryfewBoetou
stockholders; infect-moo: the nume-
drummmmomowm
oulythirty-ilvs nomad peoplein soy
weyidsutiilsdwithlloeton.

Atthie tinsthsre were only 288,750
shuns out-tending. end the stock list
divided us follows:

Four holders 012,500shuree such or
more held 12,873 slum; l9 holdereoi
1.000 to Lash-m such held, 3|.8ll

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STAR “Ill! DISORDERS.

DIM-mum‘n—h—i
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THE W.C.$HIIESCO..I.T.W.
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HONEY REFUND!”
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nus ALI: PAIN AND “"00le

In Ion IBIIIS,
lulu. lissiitss lins.
to lure Sleepless lights.

Whhha-dugdwetiteuudwmnl'r
tiouBopetnk-theyleoeoldeeyehyuur
dolly,” luncheon-semen] Lites

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Yankee

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mum-use

CITY illilllli STIIIIE,

I WASHINB’I'OX 8'12. 30. NOBWALI.

Or at
G. A. Gregorya 00..

NORWALK. 01'.

SPRING liPEiiliii.

Wewillunkeefluedlepluyot

TIIIIIEII IIIIS IIIl liIlIIEIS

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Thesis, and Friday, lplil l3. l4

mhdlnuenwdhllyhfltedionleld.

' Miss Van Tasselltco.

Second Floor 81 Fullerton 8t,
soon: xonwm.

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SUMMER CliTTAliE

At Wilson’s Cove.

For the moon or by the month.
Contuins Dining-room. Kitchen end tour
Burnished i Bedding.

Bed rooms. I: th
0t] Stoves. Tobin. Crockery. (1 etc.

For portleulsn nod tonne only to

H. D. SMITH.

Ilse-is Building,

 

 

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Milli.

A thorough training

school iur hath sexes.
All basin.- hunch-
teusht. Gruduuiee ne-
slated tone-tunes.

The short.

yourselves.

EVERY PAIR warms-ran.
”Mm, ,MW} mm ”mm -

H. s.— snow

VVehsvethelennntasunnncntinlhufisr;(hous'sudlhyf'

Boots, Shoes and lixioirds

over ofiered in Town for the lowest prices. Call and use '.

Glover&0lsen’

8| Washington so. 53' Nomaik. , I
42 war or" Norwaik. '

 

latest novelties.

WAGONS.

Nowuudesooudheud

Begins, Pianos, Maps.
Battles, Spills. tic.
Prices to Suit All.

MAN!) fill Tm

Henry Tilly

ALL SIZES 0" ~

Box 781. South
KorwulkJDonn.

F. M. Pierce, "

 

Opening of

NEW Sl’liiflfijllillilllilf

We are showing our entire new line of Spring Gm
including Jackets, Capos and Wraps. in all the latest shapes and '
styles. Our line this season is for superior to anything we he
ever shown before in this line of goods and contains all file

KID GLOVES.

All the latest novelties in Kid Gloves for Easter. Full line ,, ,
of Foster Kid Gloves in black and all the latest shades, in 5 and 7
hooks. Ladies’ Walking Gloves in Modes, Tune, Blues end
Brown. Bisrritz Gloves in English Red and FoxBrown, sell end
black stitched. Lucille 4 button glues in Red, Tun, Grey, Yel-
low and Pink, block stitching, Inrge buttons. Eight button los-
quotsire in block Mull thonow shades. Aguurunteo givm

never-Muss." WheulweeiuAthm

ssrlouuchrg.
eatnsttheprhne ministsrlwueuhleto
esieswere the orteusiveneesol his col-
hundcuflnwhlchwerstoundeum
lish enggorution; his bolt uprights“—
nnd his hshit of speaking without gettin- m“
uleting—s l’uuglsiss, the Gseshswould
bitmlyum—Wesuninstsrflev‘iew.

Shehedheenesueured hyherusoth-iov
some smell mischlet which ehehsdhem
caged in. She nt thinking ltover [or
sense time.e.ud linsllyeeid in en utterly
dhooursgsdtous:

“Ev-ythlug I do h hid to use.”--
Youth'eCo—peniou.

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’I'er-s msouehle.

Shrine um usin-
April 10th. In.
:‘rud Iur random end
elegant (‘ollzge JourneL
Address
I. A. uuuulu. free.
tenths-d. Don

with every pair of gloves we sell.

Tristrarn—«E Hyatt. '
THE LEADINii Iiiii lilililis Sliilii,

no. 2 cAzsjrrE BUILDING.

MAT llllME ANli SAVE mom i

3&5 flflflfiigfiiéis

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FURNI‘i‘UfiE
GREAT BARGAINS.

David Stow,

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M“ "J—

“a. 1:. Jaime;
Undertaker.

4 mm sneer. noswsu. oosm
man-WM
”in“ mil-fits.
REMOVED
Te It. I Iellrltl Flees.

BREI’IIEAN’B
R estau ran t ,

i. “gunmen-U
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see-see seen-r.
case. con

“Gabi-hen”.
Hembusotelisw York club ores
littlsshockedstreceivinghonithecluh

If

clerks II the lullwny lull lenloe.
’l'hetrehiugol solerkinthe reiiwoy
service is My severe. lib
ilrsteppointuisutetterhehespe—edtho
olrllservimeuuuilnntion lsnsllynosp-
pointtueut st ell. Be isslniply nsmed
ees‘hhetitutei' without compel-silos.
unieeehesheuo-to Mucous-ions!
runiupluoeolousolthengulnrelerke.
Aeumhetitute he fled- opportunlty to
[smilierlse bit-eel! enough with the re-
qulreiueutsoi thsesrviesto receive on
sopoiutussotoutrlelettmsyeer. His

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wedding night!
was. It‘wll the nicest wed
ding wehsrehed this‘uesou. Why.eren
ehuod luthelght."—-’l‘uus

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