,, . , m a profitable Inveat- '
, L h to former patrons. who
Ive Increased their spark to
portions of the paper.
fu It]: now
I".
.
ltovertwoortkrsetimu,
the lead ”hind-hr
j pectin; person in theworldhersell.soare
‘ pod-apt!“ have put usptdoalnto
hr mind, It not mpielouatleastthe,
Ideatht Itwnnldha salutary-truism.
totbesrhooaerJormlghtltaot-eilwlthv'
eutheritshcwmttothehmlr
"Andsowhsathetral: drewlatofldlsv
en's Intuitio- plched out theme honest
one In the Msmlrlshmmnd she
asked-him hour-web hewonldehsm to
take her topler s, Blebmoad
” ‘llowly motherl' be said. '0! saddest
doltluraoent under sivia dollars. ltud
take four hours.’
“Then she told him thatsbew-gotng
to join her husband in the south, and thm
she hadn’t but .10 with her, and she would
need most of It for other things, and so he
dropped to it, for hewm'jnst book from
the sr—r-my' himselt.snd ‘wuddent rob a
soldier'- wile,’ and the trunk and crib and
rocking chairwere piled on the trap. and
the mother and baby climbed into the
nasty lntaior, and the jolty, gloomyfin
Invaluable ride began.
“Richmond. and pier awere ratchet} at
last. and the Irishman and the little
woman. both loaded with baggage. went,
as directed. out to the end of the pier and
aero- lour vasels hall steps of hiding
until the Sarah Jane was reached. The
captain was on shore, and the mate wusso
taken by surprise that trunk and lurnitnra
were deposited on the deck. and the hack—
lnanwls paid and bad gonebcloreherr-
wveredmugbtosakwhat umlerthesun
she wanted.
“ ‘Are you the captain of this vessel?
asked the little woman. And when he said
that he was not, and that the captain had
gone ashore, but was expected back soon,
she calmly said she’d wait, and seated her—
tell in the little rocking chair, between
trunk and cradle, and rocked to out! fro,
singing softly to the baby, until alter
awhile big, round shouldered, down mt
Captain Grimes made his appearance.
“ 'llow do do, mom?’ he said. ‘l‘m Cay
pen Grimes, and the boys set you want to
see me.’ (This was a New England living
the little woman had never heard Mime.)
" ‘CaptalnGrime, weren't you expecting
me.” And her heart began to sink.
” ‘Waal, no, mom! lutn't any as I exact
ly was.’ Then. looking at the trunk, ’You
don’t mean tort-ll Incas you calculate to
ship with nsl'
“Why. I was sent to Baltimore by Mr.
Smith of the paymaster generals ulna,
and he wrote me that be had nrmngml er.
erytbinx, and that Iwas to soil for Wil-
mington on theh’nrab Jane first thing in
the morning.’ And nearly ready to cry the
poor thing stood there in the lantern light,
with her baby hugged tightly to her breast,
the picture of distrust.
" ‘I never sot eyoson your Mr. Smith, Md
I never beam tell of him, and there ain't no
poasibillty for you to go on any such send:
as this here,’ said the old fellow. ‘So you'd
jest better come ashore with me, mom, rind
one o! the boys'll {etch ymlrthings, and I'll
take you to a respectable tnrern.’
"The little girl nearly broke down, but
with (cars in her eyes and great who in hrr
voice she told the captain her story and
begged him to take her. And when he said
that he had no room, no place in which he
could put her, and nothing to give her to
eat. she declared that she could. sleep on
deck, and that it they had hardtaok and
water that would be enough {or her. and
seeing denial still on his grim old face sh:
choked down her ache and sat resolutely
down in her chair and said she would stay.
They mnsttnkebrr. audthst wmthe end 0!
it. Theoaptalnstill eapoatulatell. but she
sold with a lolly nir that tbeletter [mm the
myniaster general 0! the navy, which she
had in her pocket, was authority enough
(or him, and that he'd be paid for the pies-
result that was what he wanted, and that
(with great emphasis) she was—gotng—tow
stay!
“Then she rocked back and forth with
great spirit. and as the baby began to
whimper: ’Yes, mother's darling. It it in»
ingtoseelts tstber,and no cruel Maul
old sailor is plus to make it stay any long-
rrl Thermtbrrc. there; go to sleepfigu to
sleep?
”ltwas a herd fight, but nbewow. The
old tellow gave in grumbflaglymd went
below to see about ways and mans. He
gave her his own bunk and rigged up
merits (or hen-ml she had presented
mind enough to smile and thank him warm-
ly when he showed her the miserable hole
sndtopralse the greasy luteon andharvl»
tacksnd wretched wiles they brought Iver
In the morning.
"The voyage won a bull one, but tbs-sat
on deck In herrbalr all day bug. The kw
meson board wmvvrymperttan-ultiw
rapt-In and mate Ins-tn mach ot the baby.
oulwltbwaxoureors
or
TIME STORY.
1' I
% sOglethorpe club in Saran-
.H, optimism The quar-
thc ht“ bay window were
old scquaintanovs.althougb
dayln the southern city by
nwuonhlawaytol’olatka
, ~ surveypsrty. Georgeson
» atKey West on a collect.
, Rational museum and was
hack to Washington. Mid—
. I .u- blend of Pond.,was vis
4.. uwlthJudgeBordat.who
*J thetrloattheclubaudwas
g perfect little dinner, enter-
. = with story alter story ol
him More and during the war.
‘34“ an elderly man, {amour as
W" and young In heart himself
& ys-ger men and never en-
‘ Iowcll as on occasionsol‘
' he finally stopped short alter
the occupation of Savannah
‘ army.
me lorauy mommy's. Those
' . and you maywell regret
3 .bornsolatc. lwouldhardly
experience for all your youth
‘w a. Let me see. You're the
' three, Mr. Pond. and yet I'll
" "m nembcrnothingolthcwar."
’5‘“, dark Iellow of over :n, well
" _ - title circles in Washington,
. Iy.
‘ .. ing, judge," be said, "while
5 ‘ ling that experience of your
y) ville of an experiemanothrr
harlot the north about the
_ zndwhilc, as you suppmc. I re-
ing of the war myself. I have
interest in thisevent."
it.” said the judge. “It's
w ~. theothersldeshouldhegiven
And ailing l’or cigars and a
=5 o! Hostile the judge settled
at . » chairinacomlortable, rod
'= pods llstmcrmhe wasa
l
ym,buthsdbeenmarriedtwo
, ttgirlbabyot nearly a yearoc—
time day and night. Six months
"tushoml had been sent to Sonia
- was acting as naval store»
mportant national the north
‘l',llhd she was left in.
mi- ., with swidowed aunt.
' wlnlly hard on the poorlittle
s away 1mm her husband, but
was no place tor her down
a-«i hsdtomake the bestotltor.
t letters. She actuallyuaed
up In her high chairaud
that she was Jim, just back
. ,amlshe'dtellhcrhowmach
fl Ind howlonesvornc she’dheen
_ 4 par. and what a guild baby
humour 1..me betc
lilshewas all mixed up is her
‘nlvmlsod brokedown and
a ‘ own poor little me.
1; “only took almat seven months
a . desperate. In spite uIJlrn'sdo
.1 thedmolatlon ol the placemnd
Wmdumtlmthrywmln
danger. but the hut-woman could
to so below. Advice, m
noveommandshnd noeflect. fit.
hersell shalt the minus“ or
deck, the stuck out the
hecauseol it, the mmleupber
‘ - him. Thmquartersotdim'e
it“ butt onmlngto her every month
M \ . genernl’solllccln I’bilav
‘. vsoshewrotetothatothcisland
*» myth-tube Input get trons.
to Wilmington,N. (‘., and that
div. warnnethlnu ot that sort. it
, by! I replymrnc nu oflleial
,. ‘J. C. Smith. assistant} no»
. I‘ I’ll wittlmlly lvrllnpniblc to
guilt“ MM, but that. nu op-
.) might come by norm [HIMNIDIIIN’
day and viking thither par-
to her reasons, whether berhnsv
Irk and whether she was strong
i stand suehs rough Journey.
- woman replied In tnll,and
‘J.0.Smlth'to lie-personal
. mulenstmganap
spa-Ibis. Ills rrply. which
ptly, strengthened her ldrsot
w - ,Ior he stated thnthehsd
. byherappeal
“for In Pbllmlrlpbh.
u more questions were hall,
Itchy little “3'le the
"-d boiler,
III-v- ,
. them-ad"! wdwly a clerk in
nfld ”reputation." ltwas
lead.
“saccharine-Jamal.
“In; that. theehauee
coal schooner “in“.
at I’hllllrlpltlgon
sine-day. and that the lit.
7, nmmlnimopm-u
'm It It o'clock Totally
“Id puiflmgn’s hotel
fit. wine 'Mr. J. C. Stalth'
‘ kdmtburhewarmade
GI pete- thereenl Is the
It vameadtphvchnss-owtmmsu
thlnuthst thsltttlewo-n writ-trig“
to the sebum. Smith was W
withallttleatrs-rlyplslatslhtnm the
plural. which resulted laundry-starter
othermnes."
"llntwhrrsemnesla thatvmdpenoaal
Interentwhlchymsaldyowbsdlatha
“Wk.
“Why." sold Pond n he rebuttal his
aim. "I II!!!“ III Win-WM
Btu
I. Was lot at lea Anyhow.
Uncle Sade. hadbeearrlatlsgbh m
In. marine adv-tens whoa Iris 1M
remarked:
"I was washed aehore ones too.”
‘ w album”
' topstlhsrtmak.
"i ”Wampum“.
partieulsrchw
hatthiswedokabsttheresrethvn
"occulthar” in its verioos pluses has
Thor-w. nasty weather wading um later! In
”AW .
Weir
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natty-”temp...
A tissu- ‘nst intracellular",
racism-(team.
Wear-hultohbevo ta MI»
sllthiuklngsofsraswemswsrrje
proclaim probably given rise tothis
affluent-atlas?
Wsmuotpretendasyettokwwthr
wind Winbeolthsnddm,
Imdssnd milllousol mmwhoselives
are never intruded on by abouts and
who know shallowly nothing of ”recall"
phenomena. According to a reverend
gentleman's figures, only one woman In
twelveand onemaninteahasbad say
”occult" aperienrm. Kow, what we
slmld like very much to have would be
a tarthersnalynisol thevrfigum show
lag the percentage of my!” other-
wiseill balanced minds mg the ”oc»
cult” and the 'mmlt" (it we may no
believe that the
vastlylarprinthe fmclmthanio
the mm. W has not kaownmsny
examples ot the tremolo“, nervous, hy—
persensitive, wonder loving, hysterical
or mmilryltaieal type of cmtitutlm
among tbedevoteesd ghostlorr? And
it such examples ore-m," we Mien
thyme-Ln) the mind of everyone-Jr
it not at leutoprobableinfmthst
something to do with that kind «1 mind?
The” may bevcry m.m we
donut Imlleve in him the more. The
trouble about him is that he hairstyle
no progress since the earliest times. In
fact, on the whole, be has fallen back.
We shmrld not be disposed to talk at the
”levito ’ " 0! mm. «mluslwl not
the Rev. Mr. Rowen used the term ho
lore no. But it. following the reverend
gentleman's lend, we consider the proph.
et's alleged translatimr in that light,
surelylt was a most successful {eat in
"lev'ltstiorl,"aud a little ahead at any.
thing the mderu world can show.
And, speaking generally, the sppar'r
Wandvisiomnd other spiritual or
occult of ancient times had
more”body"tothem than those“ our
own day. I! theretare the ghost has
madenopvmrmsirv thecorrrle of three
ortoartlummdymleM iv just as
Wire and ineomqaent a pile»
amen now its he was when we first
encountered him, ilnot a little more so,
we may perhaps be pardoned tor think
ing that be my besalrly and Izirly ig-
norsdby people who have an average
amount of basins:- to attend .0.‘Ph?'
nlar Science Monthly.
lard-WHO”.
There is a young holy now prominent
in Washington society to whom as it
little girl Lama revulml one blood
curdli'agrerrvinme. lle w» accus—
tomed tori-tit her father’s him and
had otter: noticed her My MW
at hisbair.wbleh he wore very long
and lattotbe sides 0! Isle land. (he
dlyhessidto her: “Xydear, you look
all youwwtted to askrsemmething.
Whatisit?’
”It you please, It. lunar,” she a!»
swusd, "why do you went your hair
that way at thesldss?" Lamar drew on
his-oat serious Wmad inalnw.
hoarsewhisper betweenhis tilted palms
he replied, "Became, my dear, 1W
~lrsmL—a—flaht-with» a- nrsn - and
—he-cnt—-od~my—~earst" for slung
theflterward thelfitleglrl wuuruek
with- chill 0! horror every time she
lookedsthits,mrtllooedwyin the
and» at agenturo he swans his bur
back for crumb to assurebertbst his
head was supplied with its normal rm
planet at members. But the never. to
the dayol his deathestirelymt over
theelect made upon her bytbe pretearlv
ed (heal recret —-llate new. Washing—
ton
mmdim.
few people wrald be apt to under.
otondwhat yowmeaut i! yoatulhedto
theta aboet’teltpathy." Nrwm
rpviagapmrsptdlyaowwlsysthat Itis
hardwovhtokeeptrarhol thewew
mmlwthem. Telepathyhm
.. “m. ,. -
Wehrmthmdmw
3 ._. ’ _.un:_
imml. .
had Moped unto
swerved." Lent week we lrlt l’mrl about to
will-vs the le (mm tho continuum
whrrmt tbv-y now urine um"
end not a partirle of ltmrslsthm. But so it
was with JM-rls Him-vii, owl lloarlnwrrnl
nothing I‘Mnrk av, 74.», inning no on ur
ampli- M to lurw m- mxht lum'f. It in well
mmrtlrrw to imp» dull and dumb vl'».
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NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 20.
hassles—lasso. Acts utv, loves—In
. wry Venus, now—Golds. 10st. 1 cu.
svl. ”amount.” by the Rev. D. l.
“sons.
to, ”Then Prob-Mr that the governor
him to speak. sn-
arro-t. The Manley hols
slut
t brim the Jewish «until, but
both the address from tho ntairs and his
wands before tho summit muml such an
uproar that the «bid mgnuiu had to ram
and care [or him. 'l'lm um: night the Inn!
stand by him and
(chapter still, ll}. 11.! n lnmtwrol aplnt
to Kill him no: be m M bmtlrr n Mung Mitt
tollnuamt.
governor Felix, and aim the high print
and elders who have corn» [mm .lrrvrmlrm
10an again-t him. They have jut: no
mm! him, anal two ho it about to answer
{or him".
rtr'tigllu'twl him
In Illlt lli he iv» before the
ll. '“l'berrnm yet but tut-trulnys sinusel
wmt up to Jerusalem (or to wornhip." The
ntoly I" this! '1‘er bhfll II”!!! chnpter XII, I5,
to this event 0‘2le but I: days, but how
full Ill?! W!!! In! Pull? I'nmitlrr ther lost
is lunmot the lam! Jmmllr wasrusllerl
”the cons, how much they meant to liim,
and how large a
taken up with t
hmrsovdsys mean much or little In all be
(or film.
flirting”! each gonprl is
. rveuml. Whethrr our
it, "And they neither hand me in the
temp!» Mating with any man, m-ither
Ming up the pewte, mithrrtn the ryns
firm, nor in the city,"
emoticon, ever- thonuh made by Oratm
’l’ntullltmwereall lies. It is very trying
tube publicly summit nl thimps oi which
you are prrfmflylmmwnhbnt it is wry
glorifying tonal ll nmvmn he pattknt un-
vlrrnmzh cimsntwmmov «I Pvt. ii. Iiezl; Iv.
ill.
.30 that their an
m, ”Keith” mu they prove the thing.»
Only lies
it "in worshipl thew-l oi my Labor‘s.
believing nil thing“ 'n'lw it An written in
the law Am! in the prophets”
that my rmllttfll heresy luauw hr I»
bend the, «mat at (ind tuber than man's
inunmmcim. n! that mm!
Krr‘s It in mum"! n hind ul lirrray to M) hr
luv to three Jaye. but we are surely sale
in lolinwmr‘ Him who said. ”All thing»
mil-wt be hlflilnl ninth were written in
the law I! Short. and In the prophets, and
in the Psalm» airmail“: me. "
Anal yet
In nmne quar-
lfr. "And have hope tmvar-l find. which
they them-elves also allow, that that shall
hr 3 mxvrmtilmot thederul, Inthol the
just and unjust." some at the most im/
[flvflmfl old Totem”. texts up the [sour-
rretino arr Intuit, :35, margin; Isa. axvi,
lit. Ilun. ti, 2, and Dan. til. 2.
I6, “.Irnl Wind" Inertia myull. to
have always a mascimrr raid «it (AIM to.
mm! but and toward men." Bellamy; anal
trmbing that fill thr paints alum” um": the
bonito tin: air ”vibe“ thrjmlgrnrnt seat
0! (Mint II “was. Iv, In, It; Illnn. xiv, l0.
ll ('ov. v, in. to be judicial luv their works.
I'nul sought m to live that in that day his
work» might not be. burned upor (limp
prover! cl Cur, Iii. III. ”.27. II. VJ.
17. ”Now alter my years I came to
bring slim to my astlrm and Irflerlmpt."
A» Irma Antioch lehspkr al, a, :1». so
[run «than plant's thesalntssrnt thank ol-
know. to Jenmlm. {or it Jerusalem start
them thr an»! rm» of Jesus. the Mei-blah,
it was but right that they should remem-
ber the saints there In temporal sills.
Ir "\l'hrrrnpou «ruin Jew» Irma Asia
[Mild tnr purified In the umplr. nrltbrr
with multitude nor with tumult." 'I'bm
wmnonound luv hi» arrest except their
hatred o! the Iran and histuchlnu, Ills
whine VII. «1me Scriptural and hurtl-
ly Isthmus-t by the Ian! Irons Ilimsrlf
whom» xvl'rl, 9, It}. xxlli. Ily, so that their
hatred was "It"! a hatnvl ol God and Ill»
truth. ”or union is that. it faithful to
Il'trn, we ram expect Irlluwehlp In "issui-
lrriuavelnkr a. Ilr, John av. in.
to, "Who mud“ tn have been here More
Ihflrwlubjfit Ilthry bad ought splint
roe.” Knowing thy mid prove withing.
W. In vlrw
AIM amt-wt there Is in the words. ”II' and
him in. whom he smart-t us!" "Who
shall lay anything to the them of God's
tint" dim. vill, 3t, 2t"
21! ”()rrtvchIh-wmuwhrvess ll
they MVP tvmnd say evil drought our w lle
I “lied Into”: the rwurll." Ills appear—
.or More the outset] and the hon-ruin?
thereon mailed in chapter ”iii, I—IO. t
won that weight that thew appeared
tabla. and “northerner! mantra-rill.”
«ll-pleads;
I and. stealing thvm. Touching
thrrnanutloa «(the lsmealledla
anesth- by you this by." Ilse ehptsr
nlliJi. It wsathh-aylubrtarthsma-
(ll wild: at Phat-z: More!
Macbeth,- chldrsptalu
bad to value Paul lu- thur. llow s
arr-t truth llhethstwonssrrertloasorth
Matthew-III set religion par
saint-that”
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1”lele utter-est at
year—utters" Ittvsyrastea-tovttoths
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GEMS IN VERSE.
sorrow.
that“ mum. whrtborlkhtorarava
(M's mom aunt down to that: do than
With oonrtm receive him: rise and bow;
And on his out put: thy threshold or.“
Permission first his lmvrnly trot tolsve:
'l'ben lay before him all thou but; allow
30 cloud 0! guitar to usurp thy brow
Ormar thy .spltnllty. no wave
0! mortal tumult to ublltolalo
'l'byaoul's marmorcal minute»; .rtelshouu .tr
Uh joy. milflllc,equatirlr, motto,
mourning. clean-Ins. ruining. making hm.
strong: to transom: small troubles. to
cornmeal
(heat thoughts. gmvc tlmnghnt, thrush“ law-
In; I,» the end.
'7-
—.Aubrey de "m
”Merl.
III .1 field amrt two violets bio-ruled.
Ami or” their bun-ls tlm lull arm hunted.
And liu'fl‘ came one ulny a lrnllrmme bran.
'Ihn . mum} the gin a so they snw the trees,
AMI Hurling rt gllmpm of tho world outside
’I'Iu‘y ruuflrd at the Into that had h'pt thrill
lied
To a Milk obscure In a gloomy dell
Where scarcely a drop of dew o'er tell.
And they «lumped their lands, Inf thrry lonpd
In em-
What the wonderful world outside might be.
Wu. in! us it happened. s maiden strayed
(10st by where the brew wlth the violets
played.
And mung but one—fur they grow apart.-
Blu- prwsed lt quick to bcr throbbing heart
And tmk It away. and the flower was glad.
But the one that was lett behind was sad.
And drooped Its sorrmrlul head. and plnod.
And paid no herd to tha- whispering wind
l’nttl. as It charmed, next day. once more
The maiden ram. and her breast still born
The faded one that she'd taken away
With a mm In in hurt but yesterday.
And seeing Its brother growing free
It cried wlth Its dying breath: "Ah moi
I've seen the world. and behold my tutu
So hide yonrlusd! ere it hr too late."
But the one that was left said, “I'm not
slrald."
And mm In- {are to tho merry maid.
”Tomorrow I'll be runtrnt to dip,
But let rm: now to the gay world fly."
~Tum Sins-«m.
Iadlmtlon.
Fair are the flowers and the rhlld roll. but their
subtln sumvstlnn ls tuirvr,
Ilore is ill» fore. burst u! «lawn, but the worst
that claps It t-v mrvr;
Sweet tln- exultanam o! sung. but the stmln
that prevail-s It 1.. sin-rut.
And in. wt was them yet writ but tho mv .ining
MIHMAI‘MI the motor.
Never a daisy that grows but u rays-wry :11 hleth
thr' growing
Never a [her that lluu s but u majew'ty rm‘ptors
the flowing;
Nerdsihakespearn that war: :l but it strungrr
than he did unfold him;
Fryers prophet ton-Mia int it minim. raw-tr
hsth (on-tum him.
Bat k of the canvas that thrnbe the painter Is
hinted and hidden;
Into the statue that hrr-nlhos that soul or tlw
sculptor is hidden:
l'ndrr the joy that Is Mt hr the lntlmu- ham
0! feeling:
Crowning tl'uI glory "vealed is thr glory that
I'Y'I'hst the revealing.
“In! arr thr- syrnbnln of bring. but llmt which
I» syrubulul Ia greater;
Vast the create nnd behold. but vustrr the In-
a ml creator;
Bach oi the sound broods the slit-Me; bath of
the silt stands the giving
Bark of tbr hand that mire-l thrill tho sen—
sitive nerves of remind;
lipam Is as nothing to spirit; the deed by out-
done by the doing:
The heart of thewuuer to warm, but warm-r
the hem of the «wing;
And up tron the pits where these shiver. am!
up tmta the heights where rhme shine.
Twin mites and slmdnws swim stnrwanl. and
the cumin 0‘ Lite» is diurw.
» Richard lies".
filo-re Day.
Some dly I «hail In,- dead”
Under the grass and close to my lwml
A name with name and data of my death
Is) withstand old Time‘s cormdina breath.
lint I shall I.» nothing but am.
Some day I shall be (Ir-ml »
Lie lit:- a "one with the life all Huh
I. in whose veins br-Itb'u rich red blood
Rushes and leaps like an unchecked doom
To think of mo lying than dead!
Some day I shall he drntl,
And annu- tslr woman my grandson has wml
Will say. an the holds up level or lace
To the wandering eye» In her baby's lace,
”tirratrgramlrrmthrr once Wufl' this."
h" fine day I shall be dead»
The last song sung and the but prayer said.
The laminar hushed and the tears all dried,
And I. whatever I)! won my betldr,
I shall be as!» and dead.
w-lmilae Phillipe.
Illu- l’nar Colors.
('otrv. children. uml lion-n; I'll tell you in
rhyme
A still] I)! umthlmx «but hnpprm-d one tlmv.
The"! was war In the land. and rarh brme
ht." IRII IIIK'I,
And many wcnt {nub lnr thu-lr A-nnntrv todle.
3.. m. {an in M1 or "m our and dlnmny
Whlrbswrpt tlu- nnutllvlllrtm-u! W «onenlny
When the uwrny'u army "torched Into the
street,
And their own valiant not-tiers were Inrrrd to
attest.
Barb hiding. nurren-l'rlnx and trembllnu with
tear!
When what In the mid»: of It all ahwld sp~
pear
ht llraudmothur firm-tn . flu-Mo and old.
(:omlngouv lrum l." munngounurous and
h- .
lib turd the lnlmdrr» a ho mnrl'llevl through
the land.
Mu It then thr when she brld in he!
'1!»- rmv'ssr' her "lends um. punched. It
Is tm.
”Why. rtaodsmthrr. what did you thtah you
«add dot“
”Kat mach.” answered grandma. ”but are they
wmpvav
Iwaatedloshowthrmwhkhstdslamoa.’
30w, (Midi-I. I've told thls queer story to you
Tonal-draw at Wthe wmhstran
Mall...” I um arm the out: and on
m.
Aflthehratotths hattlslshornvbytho
shoal.
unmtnhws—llmnnflttmthnetvl.
orhow tut-tr or Wh- tbs m yon
wield.
(mt-ll not until the last mmy‘sm
untrue law's eyes so Mfldwby all
mutual-struts;
Musthetaevwknhsppy—nnwmmt
tokwptsrlss?
mantles”! Int-IIIrI-rsrsapoomtatr
s .
mm and-slim lttrd tantrum-uh
tho-MM?
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“11de
IIA'I'
armour“
am noon
“(INIE‘NLIVEEDL NOT -y SUPPER.
Curr Without Stomach Dragging,
lEIAlE DISDBDEBS.
COMPUINY‘.
lEDGORRHflEfl. [RR FGUUIITIES
monuments,
Inflammatlun, Conga stiou, etc.
“.00 a Bag (v: D.» rmmm)
DP “flilflh “filter
TllF. v1.6. winks (34).,26. vary,
‘lllfll. BO! 80 61‘“.
Get Cirrnlsr of ileumim.
HONEY “(FUNDED
Illhlly has! 1:. Evin-we or Care,
STAR
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Guaraatced to
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4
CURVE“ ”IND" "'GIITTEII
FURNISHED
Concrete—tamed
Flag and lsphalt Walks
[MD BY THE BEST illi-
DNINIDS, IND IN lllE
MDST
APPRDVED STYLE,
nmoii Bllfls.
SEIEDT vuvn
vvvvvvn
2 Large lots Bumn Ive.
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ive.
9 Nice Lms
Riverside Ive.
I4 Choice Lots
full back and
manufacturers’
to Wit:
close out our entire stock of
Wagons o
This season I have a superior lot of Wagonsfiorgall purposes,
, Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoo.
But one In which the
"Closing“ O
nouns in ems
Ben Material is “sad. Combining Durability and 81er
' Itaklugittbebesttb’.0080mless8boointbomarket.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Callnud examinathunbetoropurobaslnganyothorshoo,»
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk-
MW
A 'l'
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No.l2iiGazette Bulldlng. Norwalk,
el sleeves.
price.
In order to make room' for other goods we have decided to
outside garments of all kinds, includ-
ingthadies', Misses’ and Children’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
,0 black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years in plain jac eta and with capes. Children’s garments from
-i to 12 years in light and dark colors. Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at just one-half their former price.
Tristram & Hyatt,
IIIDDIES. PNIEIDNS. DINDI’IES. SPINDlES.
DIRTS. DIRRIIDES. IND BUSINESS NISDNS
Which, {or Qualit 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.
SEDDND IIIND WIDDNS DF Ill. KINDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
LUTHER WRIGHT,
tor. Ifllun In. and Franklin St.
tovthlllorvnlt.
par 10 m
Uncoln Ive.
l5 Sigmly lots
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than those lots on
tho Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now. and
their warrantoe deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can makeqoarterly payments.
Youcanpaymonthly-anyway
orsmmttosuityou.
It youwill onlytryyouwill
owualotinavhorttimo.
flimfifl, etc.
In withprroes' eanboseeuat
the rlo’al estate olllcoot
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t1 Washlnrton street. f,
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”@119. 31*... All.
August, 1893.
H. D. SMITH,
[sentimental-“Ills. Mall.
Norwalk Chronicler