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whichwmbpshowmwisistingpeamw
ablyduphlnbdximmacadam, trel-
ford,oobble.wood, shell, gravel, sand,
loam,rnud,deepmudandhubdespmud
whaleouthe schooner
Japancoad.
l have more
I'm
powatobeobtainedbyrosd turnove-
rnart. 'l'hislemonwouldisrsurpa-all
theflilllifieesldhitsarslallthelituary
nutternowpubhdsedmwureit in-
s-tral
bias-.10: “Behowaththewaythatl
take. Wh-llahflhtsidneJdallcosna
beenheardiromsguin.
pacticslgood.
tbeabovementionedappuratusitisnot
mynowtospeok. “hambur-
eva.butasirnplematteroiengiurerlng.
'l'he qussion as to whowill install
andconductmchaneihifltashaahsre
beenhinted atismimportanttine. It
would beaverympmi’unctionoithe
agricultural department of the United
Stateagovernment. Thislailiugmonld
it notbe douebyaustional roadinr
mtsocietyorbicycloa-ociation?
fiahu‘paathalm
The educational lance. prerquisits
toihectmstrnctiouofgbodroadslaquite
diflerentiromwhat Colonel Pope con—
eslvesittobe. The country is tulle!
enginsasarho poses all the ueediul
knowledgeiorgood roadbuilding. The
trueapostleoithecausewill behewho
discovers a surglal recess by which
thsagiculturalcranimucanheopsnsd
totheadminion of an idea. The (act
thstnonehasbeendiscoverethoughits
need has bwnielt irom’thedateof
11),“Yakavshssrddthapatisnes
'I
Job-dharaas-stharndolthe - "'9’ FWFW‘K"
Ii
Cape de Verde islands.
fliematound
prehimtheharpoon.
114:). Boldea'l'uta’rov.lii.§),"'l'rmt
hthaladwithalltbyheartandleannot
do thiaaowaaudsruaudinx.” Hers.
h lull.“ Isl-that only bylorin‘
w
permitths
hourandseweralfeet
deepintothedesh.
all-a
M Theqnestimbnotonedpoliticabutol ~batlmtmwju-t
downright ignorance. Speaking
generallyJuwnsiolkknowthevalueol
good resumoountryiok do not. The
mac-luau. Mmmndtoosythsmtorgooa
roads;the second will neither pay for
th-uthemaelvesmsubsnittoanycon-
nut second"! appeared
uprixhtalongddeol
thawhndtheioolishflhs righteouaand
thawieksdaamindia. use! thstisvlonr's
min. tha wlss aadloolish is
inthe
malntenanoeoiroadsoneebuilt ought
toiallupontberehicleaus‘mgthem. yet
thisiaapriuoipletwosubtleiortheagrh
cultural . Its iirstiruitis
found to be thewldelting o! thowheel
tira.aothatthewearoltheroadismnch
' diminished luothrrrwordgthegoetol
mintenarweisdimlulshed. Apin.the
Indore-b between townsareusedby
dthocrew.
our vessel lying to, and
tortmdo upon it. lie
against the vessel three
M knocking oil the cutwatsr cloartothe
woodendsandstartinyabadleak. While
'hewasthusnxagedthsmate'sboatgot
nac.andtheiuriouswhleturnadmit.
The-rate thrust his lanes against the
whale'shead and threw all his weight
upon it as tbewhale rushed forward.
whilethecrewbackedtheboatforthdr
Ilvss. Atthatcritlcalrnomentthecsp
5-?
it
pr
3'
I!
I‘.
ll' 3!!
I ti;
.,
unto
tubby-rs lea-ah: but “'3‘"
lets him. At
one turn
on nuns sensor-AN ow ex-
wnscsn‘or'eoufirsrnssr.
midwa- mm
mmwmamnfid
ingodlcd’hrfiouth‘stlestflndhislulght
eyestwiukled. Threadiuxttatflsaud
himsowasthe‘Vlctorladispatch giving
auaotnuntotthsattaokolanenosms
crew of the whaler Mary Pilgrim oi
Nantucket. We et-ted inApril after
sperm whales in thewatersuround the
“We picked up n whale now and then,
but they were not plentiful, but one day
we discovered a tremendous bow head
orbone whaleasleep close off ourport
bow. Throeboutswerolowored. lwas
theharpoouer oi the captain's boat, and
charge of the other two.
whale‘without disturbing him. and I
I can tellyoul He was the maddest
whaleleversaw,being bothsleeprnad
and Irarpoon mad. Be turnedonour
boat andcamestuswith aruah. In-
steadolstrikingnsheadouhepaned
ourbow,sndsshewas psesingstruck
theboatwith hisilukea. Hecutus
squarein twoandtnrned theboatbotc
. tomatdeupquicker thanever any boat
had been capsized before. My leg!»
camiouledin the harpoon line, undin
a secostd I lound myself being towed
throughthe water at about mkuotsan
toreachdownaudsever the line. The
poppiugupinsosuddenandsturtlinga
mannerthat I almostscared the mate
andhhhnt'smwiuwdmfor Ioame
"As the whale was tearing along with
the mate’s boat in how he discmered
mindthattherelaythesourceo! all his
tronhleahstnrnsd and charged likes
Vary m
myslougdsyfsxclalmsd housed
[the
littleunn-
Mermaidoflthe
“You don'tknowwhatslespmadis,
doyon? It's juttbeklndof madthst
bigwhalehsdonldmandthenmehind
oimadthstauyhigwhalsissuretoget
ouldrnwhmhehasjusthadhisdinner WW
alslistakinghisaiterdinnernap. The
whaluofthewuttrswhsrethisschooner
Inmaidwascruisinxarsarsstaleepus.
Theyturnovuron theirsiduon topof
thewaterandlstthewavsa rockthan
tosleepmspeciallyilthoyhavebemdino
iu‘prettyheavy. Theyslespsound,and
than ones milked a she
whalewhen shewas sleepiugllketlnt
without waking her up, just as you
mishtmflkacow. Agood,hsalthyshe
whale, with suckling cubs, would give
down a barrel of milk,and thonwald
haveateastaiterahardday‘smk.
“Butsupposethat besidsebeingslaep
madthisbigwhalethatpltehsdiutoths
schomlermaidhadalsobesnhrpom
mad. Ithshadbsen,’l'h98uuwouldn't
havehadthntstoryto t,forthe
schooneror hermww
dneverhave
“Did I everhsveanyclosecallh-o-
mininriated whale? Did I? WsILre-
member-lug a iowoi’em,lthinkldidl
Foriustauoe,whatwonldyoucall this
Iwasoneofthe
matewersin
Wogottothe
That woke him,
below the sur~
lace. The linewas wound about my
lsgjust belowtbekneeaudhulcut
”lknewrnyendwssmtmorethaua
mhiuteahssdoi meunleu I got loose
irosnthatruahingwhale. I knifewas
inmybelt. I got itout.
somehow
how~l managed
outhesurlsco,
thohboat. It
seemsthatjustuthe whale struokour Int
boat andwreckeditthemateiasteneda
bar-lam enragednmnsterandwas
heingtowedbyit tothewindward,and
lhadcometothe surface just asthey
wasps-sing that spot. 'l'heytooklne
inontheily.asit were,butlwssvery
little better than dead. Thomsondmate
hadpicked up the captain and thorest
making up his
hurled himseli
diluent tinma,
A moi welldrssssdaud
looking budns-mensataboutatamin
ahntousdowntowursstsnrantshwdays
...:fl’n.
hsnlwssalaikyyonth
Illmyelothssdidnotfltme. 'l'obe
manplicihlwssatthat timindrssd-
hrllyhard luck. My peoplewers dead]
hadn't a Metal towhotn I could tnrn.I
had lost In “awash sit
trousers were absolutely divorosd.
“OneBundaymornlngiuDecsmberIwas
trudging along Filth avenue. principally
beausemyroomwaseven more comm
lssathanthsalushystrseta.snd I remem-
brrhowl rsilsd at sverybodyand am—
I wus pauiooataly load of music.
and Iwentintothsiirstchurehlcamsto,
attracted solely, I must nonfat, by the
to! thawarmthnnd the melody]
wuuldsujoy within.
“lwastoobashiulto sitwhile the cou-
timamlasmywaistcoatandtmuasndia-
playedawidesouooishirtlwss iorcedto
toleauiorwardina most devout manner
alltltetima.
“Aslturnedtogoou thecloaeoithe
micaanoldgentleman hindme slipped
acardinto my hand and saidz‘l like to
seamina young mun. You look
ssiiyouwers having a hard time of it.
(Innate see me tornurrow.andl maybe
abletohslpyou.’
_"lwutandaotagoodh¢thiuhiaoiiiea,
auditomthatworkarl myself In to sum-
vs wealth. Qussr. Isn't ”—Nsw
orkII-ald.
Treating Dick lead-shes.
Thaeuevarlatlasof headaches produced
byvarious causes. ssoverstudyoraxhaus
tion.orbyapsouliar stateoi the system.
as the throbbing in the head which
precedes apoplesy, t these should bspre-
scribed Iorbyaphysieian. In mauysssss
the cause oi the headache iadaapssated
and must be removed beiore permanent re
lisicanhshopedtor. Neuralgiainany
portolthabodyimplies that tbs nerveaars
starvedaadarscry'lnaout tor food. This
must be supplied Mouths painwill cease.
Thus are. however. msasuru which cnnbe
tried to give temporary relief. and no one
whohas notauil'erud immtheheadachsoi
neuralgia knows what this means to the
victim. Camphor and chloral rubbed to
oath- uutil thay torn a quuirl may be‘
paintedovcrthaspotmr u menthol paid!
used in the same mannar. If these cannot
beohtainsd, the face should be bathsdin
very hot water and n mustard
pliedJah unnotwleaveitoulong
enough tob liar.
A ilannslwet with chloroform linlment
may batried.andahotwater bagwill
sometimcsnseths pain. Acnpoihottsa
followed by a teaspooni’ul o! valerinate oi
ammonia maydouood. A person subject
to this form of headauhashould eat plenty
oi nourishing iood. as fresh meat. all the
cereals. vegetables. particularly henna sud
celery. and drink milk, hot or cold. and cry
eoainpreirrenceto tea and codes. These
may be used as a stimulant in necessity,
but not as a regular beverage. Friction oi
the whole body by rubbing is valuable. and
it shouldbskeptwumin coldwsathsr by
nit-bis with ilannal next the
skin especially at night. The teeth should
beexamined byadsutist and properly so
tailed to.—I.adi-' BomaJoursal.
[humid-hm
TheSwuehmnoneoltheme‘remart
ablaolthe anoint monumentaouthe Brit.
irh lain, issituatadonthe Salisbury plain
about three miluiromthevillaasoi Amer
. It ll. at the eonj‘ction at two
anrmndedbyahanaandditch.“
iaasrnuoholapuule for the nnthunrians
oi todsyssitwaster those who cart-lolly
aurveyedanduaminaditathousandyrars
thnpsrlnst.ltoonaiatedoi Whom
upliahtuones varying in siuand form.
thoaeatthamtraneabeln‘lnieet highand
loiastlnwtrthsmalority of then-the-
iu‘oiastsquars.
'.l'hassuprightatunsawsrs joined townh-
ubymhnsatthatmthaaslastlying
horirnntally. like the lintels of a door»
post,and each about I! test long. The
wholsmads a hose Wmthouss
olwhiohcan oulybs conjectured. Ate:-
sctly llisstiromthiscirelsollarmsm
issuinacooecompossdoi listen-asund-
Inyoneud.botrnuehanallerthauthossot
theantsri Itissuppmsdthatthisstruo
tura wsaa tempts—til. was
public.
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no .
Maestro-rd, and thereiore ruse every ,
moottheothcvstlisst. 'l’beyallarorasa |
all . Paper
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new. 'letsrssfrsnsl noun
L. H. Decker,
mimosa.” It. so. llsrlrslk.
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fleet and Fertéct Fitting shoe. '
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We is the beat 33.00 Besmlees shoe in the m
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l
Easily and cheaply wards at home. Ira-
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An unrivalled tempsrancedvinlt. Hsslth-
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extract makes 5 gallons. Get It sure.
Th' land " good”
”Marty/am; One 80“!
lrlalwrllsuppmt this claim. m
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TRAI‘SS Luvs sown sonwsut as
NLIDWS:
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so. “I an..mm.; 715 ac.p.m.l:l0a.m. Bos-
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RI. other. I: ultimIdnlshi.
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m) on year. all MI in.
By mbsrriptiou,
“ovular and wpyrla t Christina] and Ella an
eludias.
"llllll IIIITlllI lllSlllil Gil"
Thellandunneat Musical Monthly ever is-
sued lnAtasrtea. Cont-inn R romruttions [all
counts”); 6 instrumental and vocal. with
piano seeompanlmsnls. as o! musk.
with I'll-red titled m. it mph-i In
talus and ornbellbhed with myon likeness“
some musical celebrity In vignette. inn-lose Ill
«mm-W'- ......
tomato ta. Address
tram. W. I! 11mm. Publisher.
mhzrn William Ava..ltaw York.
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CELERY
mhmramaxnmmonam
msrsrns.
n I... one;
In late lltstless Days.
In lion Sleepless lights.
With WAppetltsandperieotDiasa-
tlon Bopstakes the place of despair: your
daily duties become s delight and urea
Joy.
'l'hanstopthateouzhwith
Yankee
IIINII - SIIIIIHEII.
mmndzhboraboutikandif not fully
“ultimatum
CITY Dllllli SHIRE,
I WASHING’IOK 311. 80. KORWALK.
Or of
G. A. Gregory & 00..
KOBWALK. LT.
SPRINEJENINB.
We will make aflne display or
IIIIIIIIEII IIIIS IIID IIIIIIIEIS
.03..
Ihurslay and Friday. April l3. It
The ladies are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Van Tassel in Co.
Second Floor fll Washington St,
5017'“! souwaut.
lioiiiilleel
Than secure beiore startan an
ACCIDENT TICKET
providing Ill) Death Benefit or 815.0) “'«k-
ludern t!" for dis-blitz injury at a cost of
per day or seven days.
08.00 (or fourteen days
“on [or twuly—ona days
t Special rules
(or
sue on thirty days. I longer periods.
for sale by
H I D. SM IT Hg
lasosle Building. Sorwalk. ('oaa.
dB t!
A thorough training
- school for both sexes.
Menlll All business branches
......— taught. Grnduates ss—
sisted to positions.
The short.
’I’er-s reasonable.
Spring term begins
April wth, um.
Send for catalogue and
«learnt College Journal.
Addre-
BIISIIIBSS
Boll e l
I. A. IIIIIIJ. Pres.
tamiord. Col
1. 0. Julius; "
Pryor Hugt‘hilflgigim, Palm!
Illllmlrfl Illl annoys
atraat.llo.l¢ovws
boots or Ian Ita- Iatest at Issnt
8am
Papers. and (silt louldl an to
I hens-vs for on not is?“
Incl! “Imam e lly given.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stosv,
Iteslh Kala-trust.
REMOVED
It Is. 5 Isllrsal PM.
swoon. LAW. with lam ones facili-
neawewgum
morals as»
and Hans.
flénsuuin's V’
m
.. Mow
Restaurant,
om.
One lot Ladief fine Button Shoes. . . . .
One lot Lndies’ fine Button Shoes. . .. . . .
One lot Ladies’ fine Oxfords,
One lot Ladies’ fine Button, worth 84.50 ............
One lot Indies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hnnd sowed,
WAGONS.
Buggies. Phaeton. Carriages,
canopies. smiles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
(BALI. AND SE! TR".
Henry Tfily. .....-
....oy.._
—-——-SEE HERE—~—
......
to tilt:
Wagons'ol All Kinds and fat
Thisseusoulhnveasuperiorlotol WW
Wmfiw e hassr’ssd tobuyoi
Dmtpmtotmmdlmmstarym
, SEMI) Ililll llllllfls 0F ill. urns.
Repairworkeallsdlorsnddsllvsraduaaot”
LUTHER warm-I
”Immanuel-31.. -
Bargain Sale
FOOTWEAR!
tailing Men’s and Shildren’s Show.
Greatest Bargains on Earth In Shoes
81.85
aim-Ia... ‘
worth83.00 ........... 1.50
........ l.
'..... 2.50
worth 83.50 .............. . ................ . ..... . ..... 2.50
One lot Children’s Shoes ........................... . . .460 and 550
One lot Child’s Russets, 55 to 109, worth $1.25 ..... . ..........85c.
Onelot Misses’ Russet Shoes, worth $1.50 .......... ”......millio
OnolotofMen’sShoes .......................... ..............9ilo
lOOpairsMen’sShoes, worth $5.00,for.... ....... ...........82.00
EF‘TIIIS BILE fill TIIII'I'I IIII8 lllll, BEGIIIIIB I" "ll.
Glover&0lsen’s
3| Washington St.. 50. Norwalk. ‘
- m.
ALL SIZES OF
IlIlIISHEll SIIIIIE.
General tornado! all Sass
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Closing Out Sale
nexus In nus
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ing Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tun and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet
full back and argel sleeves.
years in plain jackets and with on
I to]? years in light and dark as“.
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers’ price.
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just onohulf their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE lEAllINB nnv cunts SIllBE.
No.
Misnos’ Garments from 12 to 1
Children’s garments from
ors. Every garment must be
2 Gazette Building.
s
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mm m I. IISIIESS
audPfiodoannotbebsaththe
T.
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Norwalk Chronicler