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HAWAil’S ISOLATED SETTLEMEN

Father Damien and the Strong tory of
William Baxsdalc.

(Copyright. Louis Klupsch. 1894.]

MlDOCEAN, Near Tasmania. June 28.—
The most of the world's heroes and hero-
ines die unrecognized. They will have to
wait until the roll is called on the other
side of the Dead sea. I have seen no cele-
bration of the courage and fidelity of Rev.
S. Wuiwaiolo, who diedtwo years ago in
the leper settlement of the Sandwich Is-
lands. nor of the Rev. M. Pahio, who,
himself struck with leprosy, goes right on
with his evangelical labors, except when
especial fever of his disease prostrates
him, and will continue his work of love
until he has neither foot to walk nor
tongue to speak because of the dreadful
disintegration. But once in awhile there
are circumstances which thrill the world
with the same story like that of the bril-
liant Belgian Catholic priest, Joseph Da-
mien, who, aftera week's consideration of
whether he had better do so. accepted the
appointment as missionary to Molokai,
the isle of lepcrs, for 16 years administer.
in; to the leprous and then dying of tho
leprosy. When told by his physician that
he had the fell taint upon him, he show-
ed no alarm nor even agitation, but said:
. “As I expected. I am willing to (lie for
those I came to save." The king knighted
him. and a memorial slab designates his
resting place, but Protestantism has join-
ed Catholicism in the beatlilcation of this
self sacrificing occlosiastic.

A Tribute to Damien. ‘

That moral hero completely transformed
the isle of lepers. It was before his work
began a pen of abominations. No law.
No decency. All the tigers of passion were
let loose. Drunkcnncss and blasphemy
and libertinism and cruelty dominated.
The moral disease eclipsed the physical.
But Damien dawned upon the darkness.
He helped them build cottages. Ho med-
icated their physical distresscs. The plague
which he could not arrest be alleviated.
He settled the controversies of the people.
He prepared the dead for burial and dig
god for them Christian graves and pro-
nounced upon them a benediction. He
launched a Christian civilization upon the
wretchedness He gave them the gospel
of [good cheer. He told the poor victims
concerning the land of eternal health,
where the inhabitant never says, “I am
sick," and the swollen faces took on the
look of hope, and the glassy eyes saw com-
ing relief, and the footlcss. and the limb
less, aml the flngerlms looked forward too
place whcrc thcy might walk with tho
King: robcd in whiic and “cvorlastlug
songs upon their heads. "

(mod and (‘hrisillkc Joscph llnmicui
Lct all rcllgious honor his uu-mory. In-t
poctry and canvas and sculpiurc tcll the
story of this mun who livcd and died for
oihcrs and from r‘cniury to ccntury kccp
him in bright rcrm-mbrnuco long aficr the
lost lcpcr of all the curth shall have fcli.
through all his n-covcrinp: and rcvitalir ‘d
nnturc ihc \‘Hicc of iln- Son of (ind saying:
“I will! llc thou cloun."

TIII- lh-gimo of )lolnlml.

Tllt‘ cicriml puihosof Molokai has ni-
trucicd thcuitcuiion of all nations bccnusn
it is u lcpcr colony. If is a small island,
but it contains a continent of Wm‘. It was
cstnblishcd in mcrcy. Leprosy was so mp-
hlly advancing: iu ihc Sandwich Islands
that ihc‘ cutiro population was impcrilcd.
To control and oxiirpaic the ghastly cvil
It was m'ccsz-‘nry to put it by itscli’ on an
island not rusily nccchsihlc. liiit fhoso
bunishcd lhcrcurc mudc as comfortablc as
possible. In one ycar ibis li-pcr scttlrmcnt
cost thc Hawaiian Kth'l‘llilli‘llb $55,Ui)li.
Every week ouch poticnt is allowed four
pounds of salmon, nino pounds of rice,
one pound of sugar, or, if prcfcrrcd, from
five to six pounds of beef, and :31 pounds
of “painl,” which is a near approach to
broad. Leprosy rciirus ihcrc. 'l‘hc vic-
tims luivc bands of music, all the pluycrs
lcpcrs. 'l'hcy huvc chun'hcs, all tho wor
shipcrs lcpcm. 'l'hcy lmvc carrlagcs. all
thc (II‘lVl‘I'ri and occupants lcpcrs. 'I‘hcy
have hospitals, all the uurrzcs and paiicuts
lcpcrs. 'l‘hcy lmvc drama, and all the ac!
tors lcpcrs. 'l‘hcy have schools, all the
tcachcrs and scholars lcpors. Murrlugcs
are performed, and the contracting parr
ilcs arc lcpcrs. l'hildrcu arc born thcrc,
and thcy nrc mostly h-pcrs. l‘lwryihing
that pustulo and Beatification and infirm»
motion and gangrene and disiluuruiion can
do is donc hcrc. Scioncc, which has suc-
cessfully fought buck most of tho world’s
disordcrs. has hcrc closcd its phurumcy,
put back into its (‘ilsl' its surgical instru-
mcuts and (mum down to the gowrnmcnt
boat and roircaicd fnuu this island of

Is helm; brokcn. and Iic will have to dis
mount this ncplllchrill throne! chrcgll'
tion of Illl‘ victims will complctcihc ovcr>
throw of ihc foul plague, and in ihcsc is
lands a lcpcr will be as rare as in Amcrlco,
whcrc “mat of tho pcoplc ucvcr saw u lcpcr.
f‘lu-crf’ul, Though Doomed.

What most sirikcs n \‘lhlfnl‘ at Molokai is
the plucidliy null cliccrfulncss of thc vic-
timizcd. ()no Would think they could
lievcr smile, ncvcr slug, uchr act out
from under a scuso of despair. llut what»
swvcr auouics may fill the hearts of those
lupom ti y uppcur to tho bcholdcr us in a
residual fill that amounts to good chccr.
’l‘hcy sccm umomz tho huppicst pmplo on
earth. Many of them on horseback mum
gallopiuu down the road. Songs roll over
the fun-d village by day and night. lla-
wniian nature adjusts itsclf to ulrcum~
stances. We have often new people who
through pulmonary or Bright's dlscaw
won) certain of curly demise, and yet a
mirth bubbling and resonant. The fact
is we must all die, and yet Wc Iiiiillfl‘tt' to
keep cheerful. and why not thmw struck
by lcprous fatality have sunshine in their
countenance and talk?

The mercy of the Hawaiians has made
this colony of doomed inhabitants morn
tolerable than in most lands. I have scam
in the suburbs of. Jerusalem and llamas-
cus scans of those cast out for this disease
and inhabiting caverns and wmlw—lmaten
of the elements, living on the coin which
pssscrsby may fling to them, while day by
day they an! rotting alive. but us thank
God that those smitten with incurable elm-s
In the Sandwich Islands have homes and
schools and churches and food and nurses
and alloviatlons and pal-terms of sweetest
flowers under arches of bluost skies.

The Story of William land-It. Lever.

No respectcr of persons is this physical
calamity. William Ramble, a popular
lawyer, was sent there. He was eloquent,
both in Hawaiian and English. and could
make his audiences Weep and laugh and
shiver and rewlve. lle had the name of
a Julius and the impassionitd abandon or
on O'Donnell. No one suspected hams
slepsrbeimthedsy when Mountaint-
tsr to the authorities surrendering him-

 

(lcuth. ’l‘lmnk lied, this dmuinlou of dcuih ‘.

salt and saying that on the marrow he
would go aboard the steamer for Molokai.
lie spent the morning of the day of his
departure riding around to say goodby

‘ to his friends, and just before the hour of

SCRIBED BY DR. TALMAG «sailinggamo down in the boat, his neck
adorned filth gdl‘tlfllllu. and turned around

1 worst a fort-well address, closing with

n” 8mm" nap“ and . “I“. ,W ' hewords, "Aloha. may God bless you. my
the Doomed Victims of the Dre use. brothers!" liumln'ds of the people and a

glce club uccompanicd him to the boat,
and they rent the air with lamentations
as the boat swung oil’ from its moorings.
He took a Bible and some lawbooks with
him into his dreadful exile. and the pray-
ers of churches were altered that he might
have courage and [lease in the remaining
days of his earthly tarrylng. Queen Em-
ma’s cousin, lion. Mr. Kaco, was also sent
to Molokai, and there was no power in
his royal connection to keep him outside
of that island. Mrs. Napcin. of high so-
cial circle, had hcr cottage of enforced ex-
ile on that island of scpulchcrs. A legis-
lator of the Hawaiian Islandsiy there clos-
ing his life. He was probably a good leg-
islator in the day of his health, but I can-
not help thinking what a good thing it
Would be if all the lcprous legislators of
the earth could be put in some island by
themselves. Such a lmnishnu-nt would
be a mighty thing out at Albany. Ilurrls-
burg and Washington legislatures, state
and national.

The United States govcrumcnt could
ailord to provide such a Molokai, and the
moral lepers sent there could have their
legislature and congress and board of ale
dcrmcn and army and navy all of the some
blotch. BL. while the Hawaiian legit-P
later could be found out and so t to tho
so called “isle of precipiccs” f )8 moral
lcpcr is not so easily designated, because
he hm! the blotch not so much on his forc-
hcnd as on his heart. What every state
and nation now needs is aMolokni, or isle
of lcpcrs.

Leprosy Diagnosed.

Conversation about leprosy with a for.
mcr member of the hoardof health for the
Hawaiian Islands revealed to mc the fol-
lowing facts:

Question—411 what part of the systcm
does lcpmsy begin its work?

Answer—It attacks the nerve centers.

Q.—l thought it was a disease of the
blood.

A.—No. It begins with the nerves, and
just as the girding of the trunk of a tree
first shows liglwithering results in that”)
end of the long branch of the tree so lep-
rosy is first apt to show itself in the paraly-
sis or doubling up of the little finger, or
in the too, or in the lobe of the car. Some—
times there appears upon the body a shin-
ingsurfnec. and it is unimpressiblu. Prick
it with a pin, and there is no sting. All
the rust of thc paticnt's body umy hr- in
pcrspiration, but that spot rcnmlns dry.
Somciimcsall tho simmof physical disordcr
disuppcur, and thc dlscow sccuH gone.
’l‘hcn thcrc \vill comc n lcproF fl't'l‘l‘, and
that will throu‘out a blushorcillvrcsccm'c
that umrc cmpliaticully uunouuccs tho
prourcss of ihc discuss. 'l‘hcu all signs
of skin disturlmucc disappcur. but uflcr
ihc following lcprous fcvcr ibc can- is
WHNi' thou ill-ford So cuch rcircot of flu-
discusc is i'ollowcd by u IillJI'l‘ dccidcd ml
Villlt‘l‘

Q.——l~' it painful"

.~\.—No. That is one cf ihc incl-cics.
From ihu first assault of ihc plague to tho
hour of dcnih ihorc is an aliscucc of phys
iml mill-ring.

Q.~liut is lhcrc no rucntul dcprcsfiou’

.\.-—Hh, yrs! At thc first. acquaintance
of ibc fact that thc discusu is on him It
horrid gloom scitlcs upon the patient. but
ai‘icr uwhilc a slight hope of rochvery is
born. and thc incipicnt lcpcr trics all
forms or curc, and no form is so absurd
that will not rccummcud itsclf as worthy
of experiment. Ami tbcn all thc limo tho
patient thinks it is somcthing bcsidcs lcp‘
I'm-V.

Q -——\\'hcu a victim of tho discosc is first
churucd with having the plitgllc. I should
think lm would rcscut if?

.\.~-ch, and ihc English law makes it.
a liliclous (‘ur-I' for the courts if a man is
unjustly ('lml'n'wl with lwimz u Icpi‘l‘.
Ilourds‘ of Ili‘:|llll hzivc tolic Vcrycui'cful in
the Work of scgrcgniiou.

No (‘un- Now Known For thc l’laguu.

fly—A rc ibcrc any cows of curt"

.\.»~'l‘hc only ~'.i~'c~' I rn-call :ll‘i‘ lhom
mcutioncd in tho lliblcw Noumziu. lin-
b‘yriiui hcrn. and ilw in cows that (‘ln-isr.
curcd. uinc of ihcm too mcan to :icimowl
mllzc tho divine rm-zricnmcnt.

f..l.—~-\Vlmt in ordinary cum-4 is the \‘c‘
lnt'il)‘ of thc discom- and how foul: fwi'I-rc
li mixiplcics its uork"

.\.~~-\\'cll, I lch ltuovrunnocusc to law:
l'l ycurs I think ilo- usual Iluruncc is
live or six yours,

Q.~Il:|s ihc li'pz'<r~_\‘ diiicrcut modm in
demonstrating itself"

A w‘lr has, The lulu-rculom nud tin~
unnwihciic. 'l'ho tumour in inn-d rcpul~iw
ii MW‘lln‘ and Mouth mud IllHlul'lw‘ lhc fur-c.
'l‘hc l:\.~i slam of immunity is illolicd from
ihc couuicnnm'c. ’l‘hcrc arc cum s' of this
Lind mllcd “lmuinc, " for the Pi ”will ilmi
ibc low In :41! widcnml and clllilrw'll uml
iuudc Ht‘Yt‘l’i' fhul ilic couiiicimucc look».
like a lion. ’l‘bc onuMln-iic form is n
\\ iihcrlulr. u thluuiuzt out, a \Vlldllllfl
uwuy. u dcplciion. u slu-lcloriitinu process.

13. Wis if. contagious?

.\.~A'I'hcrc urc diii‘crcui oplul-oH about
that l lch won in umrrlu-d liictln- Illlri
bond or \vii'c u lvpcr for yi-or-A and tho
puriucr in lii'c always in wind Ilt'llllll. I
hm‘c known a leprous parent in how u
hubby child. l\\'ilii iolldm: on this suit
)wct in an cmincni physician. who said 1”
inc: “Do you Hcc ilioso two childrcu pluy
lug: inuvihcr" ’l'hc ono is u lcpci‘ and tho
oilwr my own child, and l have on fun
about ctvniuiuinntion. "

Q.»~liow runny pntlcnis arc iiu'rc in
Molokai at tho prcsom. ilmc?

.‘\.—-w\lyout Loco.

llcrc cndcd my corivcrsoiion with the
former mcmbcr of the bonrd of hmilih of
{in- Sandwich islands. l'p to data thc
er' grows on. Only iwu wccks new it shill
look :35 morn lcpcrs to Molokai. The social
of porting is said to bo aohcurtrcmlllnz
that but fcw pcoplc no in tho wlmrf to
witness it. Thu wailing and howling ot
the parting of families as ihc illiul uud
fruicriml and paternal and maternal
bonds arc broken is smncthimt that
haunts the imunory. Not long ago a
your”: man seutcncml to tho leper island
dvclumi be Would not be taken alive.
llo shot tins-o of those who warn attempt
inn to muzrnmito him and tin-n hid in a but
until cannon on a m-iuhborlmz hill bom-
barded the hut iutoawm‘k. 'l'lwn fl 11‘”
tivo want to tho but and found ihc your”:
man dead.

lint do not let us give up discouraged.
la'prrmy as Well as mnccrumi all thc other
lllli'tlllqlll'l’t‘fl ailments will yet be cured.
I do not know where the cradle now hold-
ing the coating dilator is being mired.
whether at Molokai, or in Romania. 01'
on the banks of the Thames. orthe Rhine,
or the Tiber. or the Ural. or the. Hudson,
or the Savannah, nor do I know from
what colloguhe will enroll his diploma,
nor in what labmry he will malts his
experiments. nor in what accede he will
give prochmiation of the world's manhole

 

potion train-tumo- as 'yet insurable. bu
he will go through the some persecutions
that Dr. Jenner did because of his discov-
cry of a way to linlt srnallpcx. and as Dr.
Keeley has enduredbecause of his almost
supernatural cure of alcoholism, and the
new discovery will run ;lie gnntlct of
caricatum and expulsion from medical so-
cks-tics, and will, like the most illustrious
being of all ages, become the target for ex-
pectorution, but the discoverer will give
leprosy' the command. "Thus far shalt
than go, and no iarihcr,”nnd that disarm!
will wriggle and crawl “J!“ shrink out of
the world, and after thefinedicul emanci-
pator is dead the nations will build a
monument so high to his nu-mory that the
granite shaft will (lISIlllli‘ with the skies
the right of [Nmfiefifillllh and in the epitaph
thereon the ciinking chisel “1! try to
atone for the slanderous tongue, and the
World that hold back from the discoverer
the bread of honest praise will give him a
storm of post mortem commemoration.
Forward the whole column of surgeons
and physicians for the conquest of leprosy
anticancer! '1‘. DE WITT TALuaos.

Tinl Everlasting Club.

Addison in one of his papers dcscribcd
tho lilverlastiugz club. It cousistml of 10!)
mcmbcrs, who dividcd the whole 24 hours
among thcm in such a manner that the
club sat day and night from one end of the
your to unothcr, no party presuming to
rise until they were rcllovcd by those who
wvrc in course to succeed them. By this
mcuns a rm-mbcrof the Evcrlastlnu club
never wuntcd company. for though he was
not upon duty himself he was sure to find
some who wvrc. So that if hc wcrc dis-
poscd to take I) whet, a noonlmr. an oven—
inu‘s draft or a bottle nftcr midnight he
went to tho club and found a knot of
fricnds to his mind. It was a maxim in
this club that thc steward never died, for
as they succccdcd one another by way Of
rotation no man was to quit thc grcnt
elbow chair, which stood at the upper end
of the table. till his successor was in rcndi-
mess to fill it, insomuch that [burn has not
been a code vacuum in the memory of
man. This club was instituted about the
middle of the English civil wars and con-
tinued without interruption until the time
of the grcat London fire in Mild. The
stcward at that time maintaincd his post
till ho had liked to have hccn blown up
with a neighboring house, and would not
Icuvc the choir ntlnst until hehml cmpilcd
all the bottles on the table and rccciwd rc-
pcutcd direction from the club to with-
draw himself—Boston Transcript.

Makes No Different-e In the Morning.
61,-0ch Mcrwiu. who follows minim.r for
a llvinu. dabblns in cvcryihing of a sch-n-
iifil‘ immrc and occasionally umkcs iii».-
covcrics to culiuhtcu thc nuc in which or
llvc, Ill-i luicst cumrimcn' has bccn mad.
with houov lillll promiscs to rcvoluiinnizr
the liquor ‘uhiucsi of ihc nation. lir.
.‘II‘TWlH “PW": llrftf lll‘ ltlkl" :llinlll "llll't‘t'
fluircrx'” cf ("min f‘rcck honey and Mt»
pour». it to i'u- air until it mmmvm-rs to
Iill'll.\'.'l""lll“r»[i’ll|l»l"<fr~ilf'nlll|('1'.~'llflll'.‘
iluill cv if lhc li.i«:ij.':imp.| our ii.
iii!“ tin Ill f'lci. ihc div-int
- .. but iflln such hcavcnly slurp:
. «.1 t‘ l'l'.‘ curc for unythilur more on
2‘ r .‘i h lurs. 'l‘hc ni'ivr ciTw'is :irc
"\ ;lc.i~'ulit--nl> hcmluchc. ll“
' i‘ "'1‘. no ru~hlim :iftcr won-r
'. '. rlu-I. ‘i'ou'rcni f1‘c.~h usnrlnl‘y
.‘ .il .'. ' .~ ~ lgz'lcu 'l'hv di~covcry of
ibwl :"l ‘ i~ ll'l“ in ihc ilmiirmr of :i lHJII
hu'clill' V“ ‘ fowl Hf it l-I-x' trcc in .’\ lit lp
lcn‘ Hf; '5 "i from cuiirijz inn much hour)
(nah-r on t: p of it.w~.\rllnu.i
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blamicilr Orr Concentration.

Stum- uf ihc ci'i'ccts of romantic couccnv
truilou on sumplcs of rod fossil iron orc.
wciuhiug from om- pound (million pounds,
how rcccmly bm-n siurlicrl by llr,I’hillip-.
a 'l'cuucswo gculouki. mnrc than 1W
mmlyscs liovim.r bccn mmlr- by him in this
liuc of inquiry. various ores bclnu trmicll
on a M‘ulc of Ii,uoo pounds in a Hoffman
scprirurur. 'l‘hc Ulifcnllic of thus.- i-xpcl‘l-
incurs. bc slate-s. jusililcd ihc conviciim
that. it i~ practical to mkc an orc of ii?) in
in p. r cent iron and 2m in lo pcr mm for
rugiuom mud. and rim-ironically mixinpr
ihc rcul urc with this bring ibc iron up
to 5.7. or I'M i" r writ. of lln‘ \liluc ilmc r--
duciu..r ihc mud from in to ill pcr ccui
'l‘hcprinciplnibu:i-viilvcd l~f1i ir- {irlls'fl-
c:\ll_\' carricil our on .'I lzu'xc sculc in u mow
lll'llllllg.’ kiln mudruri. .i for ihc purposc,
——Ncw Yuri; Suzi.

Arrest of hourly In I’m-p wn “'rsh-r.

iluriril of wit lw rwpcllcni ioumuy minds
on account of ill-' :cilcrrllly nI'ccpicd Iili‘:l
(hot ibc body i.» invariably inulllatcd by
tho dcnin us of iln- dm-p. ('ztpfdlil Maury
propounds u rv'uwurluu ihcnry that puts
an cliflf'i‘ljv‘ llcw lighi on ilo- subjccr. .\fr-
cr u ecrh ‘e of spccinl imcsiiuutis-ns ho
found that at ccriuiu dcpihs ill-coy isprnr»
iicaliy lll'rcnli ui. and hc maintains that all
curpN-s which hm'n law-n cummiticd to tho
dcvp in bloc worn-rs, with Wcltthfs anach-
cd. ill‘i' how >lillillll|gl on ihc bottom
wlih thcir liucnmvuts and fcoiuros as pcr
but as thcy \vi-rc on llzo duy whcrcon ihrir
comrndcs czN tin-m ovcr illc rilllll'ri sidin—
Chicano Times

(in Out Ilwry Hm.

Au in\‘nlunblc rulc forihc pl'i'si‘ri'iillull
ofonc's health and spirits is in m- oui of
the house on sonic fitted crmnd M‘cry day
of onc's life, This is not so easy no it
sci-ms. and all Wlillli'll know that it is not.
lint the practice. if carrlcd on ct'cr soshort
aiimv. will plcud for itself. We act into
very bad habitsof staying within doors and
foregoing the change of air and I‘i‘i'lii‘ and
baton-st that is absolutcly necessary but
only to a brondcr mind. but also to a sane
vii-w of things in ucm-ral.

('utlwrlm- l of Russia.

('oihrrim- l of llussia, widow of Peter
the (Brent. was inclinml to corpulcucc.
She had a fair complexion, eyes nitric-4t
black, which contrasted strongly with her
light. yellow hair. lllslikinu tlweil'eci, she,
for the lost mm or three years of her life.
dyed hcr hair. llcr kindness of heart was
so great that, during the tiun- shc reigned
alone, she ullowml murrlndnal to be put to
death in her dominious, hutsubstituicd ex-
ile in Siberia.

Albnnl's Generosity.

Mme. Allmui handsomely remembered
the poorof Paris in her will. Among her
lwqucsts is a fund to provide 40 swings
hanks books of “(Jewry year to poornnd
deserving girls and boys, without distinc—
tion of religion or nationality:alsouflli
to found beds in Paris hmpitals for Italian
patients, The principal of an annuity of
£1.50» a year is to revert after death of the
recipient to the City of Paris.

l’nsellloh.

Duhawoy~l inst got a letter from my
seat up in the country saying that thus
was only space for one more in our family
burial plot.

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”hellish?“ South Norwalk and New York.
FARE—~SINGLE, 40c.; EXCURSION, 70c.

Leave South Nerwslk, 7:80 a. in. Leave New York. Beekmsn street, 2:15 p. m.;’,;§atur-
dull. 2-00 D. in. Leave East Thirty-first street. 2:40 D. an; Saturday. 2:20 p. m.

Freight steamer. City of Norwalk. leaves New York. Monday. Wednesdayisndifridby it
5:00 v. in. Leaves Norwalk 'Iuesdsy,Thnrsdsy and Saturday at 6.00 p. fin. Freisht received ’

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ROTON

FINE HflTEL,

Poim

Owners and

ileum

1

POINT,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

The Most charming Summer Resort on long island Sound.

FINE BATHING HilllSES,
GENERAL AITRABTIIINS.

Every facility fOr providing for large excursions.

DANCING DAILY,

Every Afternoon and Evening in the Pavilion.
Trolley Cars Every Twenty Minutes Mniii "1:00 p. or.

improvement

Company,

Proprietors.

d. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager

 

 

 

 

 

-—-ASK

FOR——

BllilWN’S $3.00 SlillE.

And you will see not only a

Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.

But one in which the

Besi Material is Used.f20mhining Durability and Style

Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.

EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.

Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at,

H. S. BROWN’S,

South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.

 

prices. '

Raymo

”JUST “ascents a LARGE use 6i“

Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.

Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Suits. Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, Foncy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom

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& Sons.

 

 

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steamship and

in all parts of the worid f r sale by

H. D. SMITH,

hers-ll.

Boom 1 luonic Building.
SPEfiiAl RATES T0

Florida, California.
Bermuda, Egypt.

and other points of interest to travelers.

 

 

 
 
 
 

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Old Well Hand Laundry

9| Washington Street,
South Momsiil

ALI. WORK [)0]. 1" “AI!“
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